Other, widely-varying rates for less common Pokemon (Onix, Aerodactyl, etc.) and Pokemon with shiny rates boosted by events ~1/24 for the featured Pokemon on its Community Day While we’re not entirely sure what these shiny rates are, data from The Silph Road suggests that there are many different ones: The theory is that every shiny-eligible species has a programmed “shiny rate” and each time you encounter that Pokemon, independently of all other encounters (though you’ve probably heard otherwise at some point), it’s shiny with this specific probability. Of course, it’s random whether or not an encounter is shiny. At one point or another, every shiny hunter has probably asked themselves the same question: How is it possible that after catching so many of these damn things, none of them have been shiny? For many players, collecting shinies is the most fun and exciting aspect of the game, while others may focus on hunting a few particular shiny Pokemon (maybe their favorite species or favorite color). With seemingly every event in Pokemon GO, a new shiny (or several) is released into the wild, through research, or in raid battles.
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