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Rabby250

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  1. The original Shininess Determination prior to Gen VI was XOR result (16-bit) < 8 (= 2 ^ 3), therefore you have to match 16 - 3 = 13 bits. In XY however, there are reports of Shiny Pkxs whose XOR result falls between 8 and 15. This leads to the speculation of the threshold being raised to 16 (= 2 ^ 4), which will yield a 16 - 4 = 12 bit match. The chances are thus 2 ^ -13 = 1/8192 and 2 ^ -12 = 1/4096 . By the way, can we confirm the threshold by intentionally set up a breeding of non-Shiny with XOR result 16?
  2. The right shift (>>) already excluded the 0 to n range, so what Kaphotics said was correct. (The only change was that in previous generations, the shift value was 3.)
  3. Found an article (in Japanese) by rusted_coil describing that spot patterns of Spinda can be fixed along with IV inheritance by the breeding mechanism similar to BW2 (1), but the shiny status can't (2). Perhaps this implies that either Spinda spots or shiny check was no longer dependent on PID? Edit: both (1) and (2) are quoted in the article; (1) can be found by following the "さきさんの記事" link, and (2) can be found in the Twitter links.
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