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	== Increasing the Odds ==		== Increasing the Odds ==

	Through use of the Pokeradar, a trainer can dramatically improve his odds of encountering a shiny Pokemon. This is done by attempting to encounter the same species of Pokemon consecutively, a process often referred to as ~~"~~chaining.~~"~~ With every Pokemon encountered, the chance of finding a shiny Pokemon rises.		Through use of the Pokeradar, a trainer can dramatically improve his odds of encountering a shiny Pokemon. This is done by attempting to encounter the same species of Pokemon consecutively, a process often referred to as "chaining." With every Pokemon encountered, the chance of finding a shiny Pokemon rises.

	Using a Poketch app and the Repel item, trainers can extend the length of their ~~"~~chain~~"~~ to forty or more consecutive Pokemon.		Using a Poketch app and the Repel item, trainers can extend the length of their "chain" to forty or more consecutive Pokemon.

	== ~~"~~Chaining~~"~~ In-Depth ==		== "Chaining" In-Depth ==

	A more specific guide to ~~"~~chaining~~"~~ Pokemon:		A more specific guide to "chaining" Pokemon:

	*Obtain the Pokeradar from Dawn after completing the Sinnoh-dex.		*Obtain the Pokeradar from Dawn after completing the Sinnoh-dex.
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	== Shiny Legendary Pokemon ==		== Shiny Legendary Pokemon ==

	Legendary Pokemon can not be ~~"~~chained~~"~~ using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.		Legendary Pokemon can not be "chained" using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.

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	== Increasing the Odds ==		== Increasing the Odds ==

	Through use of the Pokeradar, a trainer can dramatically improve his odds of encountering a shiny Pokemon. This is done by attempting to encounter the same species of Pokemon consecutively, a process often referred to as "chaining." With every Pokemon encountered, the chance of finding a shiny Pokemon rises.		Through use of the Pokeradar, a trainer can dramatically improve his odds of encountering a shiny Pokemon. This is done by attempting to encounter the same species of Pokemon consecutively, a process often referred to as "chaining." With every Pokemon encountered, the chance of finding a shiny Pokemon rises.

	Using a Poketch app and the Repel item, trainers can extend the length of their "chain" to forty or more consecutive Pokemon.		Using a Poketch app and the Repel item, trainers can extend the length of their "chain" to forty or more consecutive Pokemon.

	== "Chaining" In-Depth ==		== "Chaining" In-Depth ==

	A more specific guide to "chaining" Pokemon:		A more specific guide to "chaining" Pokemon:

	*Obtain the Pokeradar from Dawn after completing the Sinnoh-dex.		*Obtain the Pokeradar from Dawn after completing the Sinnoh-dex.
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	== Shiny Legendary Pokemon ==		== Shiny Legendary Pokemon ==

	Legendary Pokemon can not be "chained" using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.		Legendary Pokemon can not be "chained" using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.

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	Legendary Pokemon can not be "chained" using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.		Legendary Pokemon can not be "chained" using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.

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Pokemonfan: /* "Chaining" In-Depth */

2009-04-28T21:02:47Z

"Chaining" In-Depth

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	== "Chaining" In-Depth ==		== "Chaining" In-Depth ==

	An more specific guide to "chaining" Pokemon:		A more specific guide to "chaining" Pokemon:

	*Obtain the Pokeradar from Dawn after completing the Sinnoh-dex.		*Obtain the Pokeradar from Dawn after completing the Sinnoh-dex.

Turtlekid2: /* General Information */

2009-04-28T20:22:23Z

General Information

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	Shiny Pokemon are Pokemon with a different color scheme then normal ones. They are extremely rare and commonly sought after because of their rarity. Shiny Pokemon have a different color scheme and are different from other shiny Pokemon. A shiny Drifloon would not have the same colors as a shiny Pikachu, for example. A shiny Drifloon is yellow where it would normally be purple, and blue where it would normally be. A shiny pikachu is red instead of yellow.		Shiny Pokemon are Pokemon with a different color scheme then normal ones. They are extremely rare and commonly sought after because of their rarity. Shiny Pokemon have a different color scheme and are different from other shiny Pokemon. A shiny Drifloon would not have the same colors as a shiny Pikachu, for example. A shiny Drifloon is yellow where it would normally be purple, and blue where it would normally be. A shiny pikachu is red instead of yellow.

	Apart from the coloration, a shiny Pokemon will have a red star and ~~POkedex~~ number its summary screen.		Apart from the coloration, a shiny Pokemon will have a red star and Pokedex number its summary screen.

	== Location ==		== Location ==

Turtlekid2: /* General Information */

2009-04-28T20:22:13Z

General Information

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	Shiny Pokemon are Pokemon with a different color scheme then normal ones. They are extremely rare and commonly sought after because of their rarity. Shiny Pokemon have a different color scheme and are different from other shiny Pokemon. A shiny Drifloon would not have the same colors as a shiny Pikachu, for example. A shiny Drifloon is yellow where it would normally be purple, and blue where it would normally be. A shiny pikachu is red instead of yellow.		Shiny Pokemon are Pokemon with a different color scheme then normal ones. They are extremely rare and commonly sought after because of their rarity. Shiny Pokemon have a different color scheme and are different from other shiny Pokemon. A shiny Drifloon would not have the same colors as a shiny Pikachu, for example. A shiny Drifloon is yellow where it would normally be purple, and blue where it would normally be. A shiny pikachu is red instead of yellow.

			Apart from the coloration, a shiny Pokemon will have a red star and POkedex number its summary screen.

	== Location ==		== Location ==

Turtlekid2: /* Types of Patches */

2009-04-28T20:19:19Z

Types of Patches

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	== Types of Patches ==		== Types of Patches ==
	Basic - These will shake for slightly less than a second.
	Flashing - These will shake and flash foe slightly less than a second.		:Basic - These will shake for slightly less than a second.
	Sparkling - These always indicate a shiny Pokemon and will sparkle and shake for longer than the Basic and Flashing patches.		:Flashing - These will shake and flash foe slightly less than a second.
			:Sparkling - These always indicate a shiny Pokemon and will sparkle and shake for longer than the Basic and Flashing patches.

	== Shiny Legendary Pokemon ==		== Shiny Legendary Pokemon ==

	Legendary Pokemon can not be "chained" using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.		Legendary Pokemon can not be "chained" using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.

Turtlekid2: /* types of patches */

2009-04-28T20:18:54Z

types of patches

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	*Keep reseting the Pokeradar until you see a sparkling patch of grass, which indicates a shiny Pokemon.		*Keep reseting the Pokeradar until you see a sparkling patch of grass, which indicates a shiny Pokemon.

	== ~~types~~ of ~~patches~~ ==		== Types of Patches ==
	~~:basic ones~~-~~basic ones are the ones that just move~~		Basic - These will shake for slightly less than a second.
	:Flashing ~~ones~~-~~they~~ flash ~~for not even~~ a second		Flashing - These will shake and flash foe slightly less than a second.
	~~:Shiny ones!~~-~~these are the patches that flash except~~ for a longer ~~time these are~~ the ~~ones you are looking for, so for your first patch I'd try to make sure that it is a flashing one so that you dont need to get mixed up between the other~~ patches ~~and you could stumble upon a shiny one easier because flashers and shinies are hard to distinguish apart~~.		Sparkling - These always indicate a shiny Pokemon and will sparkle and shake for longer than the Basic and Flashing patches.

	== Shiny Legendary Pokemon ==		== Shiny Legendary Pokemon ==

	Legendary Pokemon can not be "chained" using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.		Legendary Pokemon can not be "chained" using the Pokeradar. The only way to encounter a shiny Legendary Pokemon is by the original 1/8192 chance. Many trainers save before approaching the Pokemon and reset their games until it appears as a shiny.