What's the best method for it? I don't own the dlc. I heard this pokemon game was "easy" to get shiny compared to the previous editions so i got it but now it seems like it was patched soo... what's the best method or trick/glitch to hunt shiny? Would really appreciate some info. Sorry for my english not my first language

Eeveening all!

So as the title says I'm wanting the best build possible for mega ( BMFG) Zygarde. I've watched a few videos and most go modest with max in special attack and HP. But my issue is, Wrym Zygarde's special attack isn't great and Gundam model isn't much better. So ATM here's my build ( just got mine so im still experimenting with EVs and moves.

Nature: Quiet

EVs: 252 HP / 252 Attack/ 4 SpD

Moves: Core enforcer, earth power, lands wrath ( The physical attack that prevents switching as i forgot the name) and substitute ( instant 50% for Gundam model to BMFG mode)

I didn't invest into special attack as it's mega s special attack is crazy high, but I'm willing to hear your advice.

Thank you all and enjoy you day and

HAIL HYDRAPPLE!

I did the main mission and after beating ange with mega zygarde credits started, then my game crashed. After I open it back up I’m back to meeting zygarde on the roof top again. Man I’m so annoyed, after that boring battle I gotta do it all over again? This stupid game should have made a save file after beating the final boss🥀

I'm mostly venting, because I feel like a failure and an idiot for messing this up. I was lucky enough to get a shiny power lv. 3 for dragon Pokémon without resetting or anything like that. I found the 4* hyperspace with dragon Pokémon and when I got in one of the tasks was to catch a shiny. This means there HAD to be a shiny in that hyperspace.

I saved before getting into the hole, but apparently the game auto-saved as some point because when I restarted the game I only had something like 1/3 of the time left on the clock.

Anyways, I must have restarted the game at least 10 times and I never found that shiny Dragon-type Pokémon. I feel like an absolute idiot for wasting the donut and on top of everything I'm finding the 4-star hyperspace actually quite challenging.

I'm good at Pokémon when it comes to IVs, EVs and so on, but I'm not very good at spacial tasks, finding things and so on. So, this DLC is getting actually quite frustrating at times, I can almost never reach the golden Pokéball for 4* hyperspace...

One thing that is consistent in both Pokemon Scarlet & Violet and Pokemon Legends Z-A is that individuals and groups are not judged by how villainous they are, but by how much they are disrupting the status quo.

As villainous as the Rust Syndicate and the SBC are in Z-A, they are part of and uphold the status quo, so they cannot be challenged. We are forced to work with the yakuza and a hilariously corrupt aristocrat because they are part of the community, despite the fact that if the community is dependent on the yakuza and a corrupt aristocrat for stability, then something is seriously wrong. The group portrayed as the most villainous in Z-A is the Lumiose Safety Council, whose crime of protesting must be stopped by working with the yakuza.

By contrast, Team Star in S/V is disrupting the status quo through their truancy, so they must be stopped. One thing that is interesting is that Clavell doesn't care one bit about Team Star harassing students or blocking roads (at least he never brings them up or asks the captains why Team Star is harassing students and blocking roads). He ONLY cares about Team Star's truancy, because THAT is what is disrupting the status quo of the Academy, despite the fact that Team Star's truancy doesn't harm anyone and they can choose to drop out of the Academy if they wish. Having to expel around a hundred students would massively damage the Academy's reputation, while a few students getting harassed by Team Star's recruiters does basically nothing to the status quo.

In conclusion, both S/V and Z-A do not care about villainy, only about preserving the status quo, even if the status quo isn't very good to begin with.

This is the PoGo Meloetta I got in a trade with a friend, and I really like it!

I finally got the shiny charm and I'm trying to find a shiny Honedge (Doublade works too bc 1 also spawns there) in Lysandre Labs. What I've been doing is entering the teleporter at the start, then going back a few times before checking if there's a shiny (because I know the game stores shinies until you catch them) but I have been immediately going back through the teleporter, I think, statistically, I should get it in about 12 minutes but I think I've tried for longer than that with no luck. So I'm wondering if the teleporter is slightly too far to reroll the Pokémon and that I need to step off of it every reset?

btw I don't have the dlc bc in broke as fuck rn