A Shiny Pokémon is an extremely unique Pokémon with colouring that deviates from that of its species. It is just one of the many variations a Pokémon might possess.
In Pokémon Gold and Silver, they were first referred to as uncommon in the debug menu since they were difficult to find.
In Pokémon Stadium 2, they were called Color Pokémon because of the colour change, and in Generation III, they were also called Alt.Color.
This list won’t be based on any stats because Shiny Pokémon are exactly like their base forms, therefore it will instead be focused on how each Pokémon seems.
24. Togekiss
As a Fairy and Flying-type Pokémon, Togekiss has been around since the fourth game generation.
There was a Normal- and Flying-type of the game before the sixth generation of it was introduced. It grows out of Togetic, which itself grows out of Togepi.
Togekiss is regarded as a Pokémon who announces peace. Conflict and struggle make it impossible to observe.
As a result, encounters with the Pokémon are extremely uncommon. Togekiss craves intimacy with those that appreciate one another.
Togekiss figures have long been regarded as lucky charms because they grant advantages and are regarded as lucky charms.
23. Dewgong
Dewgong, a Pokémon of the Water and Ice types, has been around since the first video game generation.
It is the final phase of Seel’s development. With the exception of Kalos and Alola, dewgong are occasionally encountered in the wild and can be spotted in seas and coastal areas close to chilly sea cave systems.
Then, to change direction while swimming, it makes use of its long tail. This Pokémon enjoys sleeping on icy floes that are piercingly cold.
Such a Pokémon was reportedly spotted sleeping on an iceberg by a sailor, who mistook it for a mermaid. The snow-white fur of this Pokémon can store heat to stave off the cold.
Additionally, because it blends in so well with its environment aesthetically, it is exceptionally effectively concealed from predators on the ice.
Jugong spends the day sleeping in the shallow ocean depths; it only searches for food at night when it is chilly.
22. Igglybuff
Igglybuff, a Pokémon of the Normal and Fairy types, has been around since the second game generation.
Prior to the sixth generation of the game’s release, only the Normal type was available. It has the potential to turn into Jigglypuff, which can then turn into Wigglytuff.
Pokémon Igglybuff are incredibly plush and fluffy. They initially roll about before jumping because they can’t walk due to their tiny legs.
You cannot stop Igllybuff after they begin to hop around if they choose not to.
Igglybuff’s body has marshmallow-like characteristics, notably the enticing aroma it emits. It is said that its scent calms the feelings of all foes.
21. Wormadam
Since the fourth generation of the game, Wormadam has been a Pokémon with the kinds Bug and Grass (Plant Cloak), Ground (Sand Cloak), and Steel (Trash Cloak).
It grows from a Burmy female. A female Burmy crafts a cloak from materials she discovers around.
When it transforms into a Wormadam, the cloak expands along with its body, meaning that it can no longer alter shape as it could in its earlier stage.
20. Burmy
Burmy, a Pokémon of the Bug type, has been a part of the game since its fourth generation. It is a form-shifter, and the shape it takes changes depending on the setting of the most recent battle.
The two possible outcomes for Burmy are Wormadam and Mothim.
Burmy is a delicate and frail Pokémon that wears a heavy cloak to shield it from outside influences.
The cape is thicker in the winter than it is in the hot summer. It grasps onto tree branches with the aid of its flexible horn.
The bagworm Pokémon gathers leaves, dust, or even trash to form his cape. As a result, depending on the habitat, Burmy always has a varied appearance.
19. Blissey
It’s a frequent design option for a Pokemon’s colour to either become more or less vivid in various shiny forms.
This is the case with Blissey, which is unpleasant given that Chansey, the former form, saw a more pronounced shift in appearance.
Having said that, the transition from one shade of pink to another can also be seen while examining Happiney, Blissey’s base form.
They could have modified the accenting white portions to make Blissey’s shining form more dynamic if they had genuinely wanted to preserve the main pink colours of the design.
They ultimately decided to create one of the ugliest shiny Pokemon ever.
18. Munchlax
Since they both have the same problem while looking at their shiny incarnations, this article might legitimately be for either Munchlax or Snorlax in its final form.
Naturally, these plump, endearing beings have black fur with beige accent patches in various places.
You could be perplexed and believe your eyes or the lighting in your environment are deceiving you if you happen to see a sparkly Munchlax.
Instead of the trademark black fur, which is actually a beautiful navy blue due to compression, the hue seems more like the grainy black you’d find in an internet movie.
It is difficult to justify pursuing the shiny form of this evolutionary line at all because, like with all of the other shiny forms on this list, the variance is so minute.
17. Farfetch’d Galarian
The fans was thrilled to learn that one of the few underappreciated Pokemon from the original 151, Galarian Farfetch’d and its new evolution Sirfetch’d, will appear in Pokemon Sword & Shield.
Even if it is true that beggars cannot pick, it was disappointing that the glossy form of Galarian Farfetch’d was, to put it mildly, unimpressive.
It merely feels more threatening since its feathers are a darker shade of brown, but that feeling is largely based on perception.
On the other hand, Shiny Sirfetch’d uses its colour variation and is a brilliant golden hue of yellow.
16. Vulpix Alolan
When someone can’t tell whether a shiny form of a Pokemon is the usual one or not after taking a quick peek at it, you know it’s awful.
The joy of attempting to acquire these more uncommon colour variations is completely destroyed by that query.
However, since Alolan Vulpix and its shining form are virtually indistinguishable, it feels like a buzzkill for something that ought to feel anything but that. Sure, you still get the sparkling entrance animation.
Alolan Ninetales leans more heavily on the violet modifications to the white fur, but it’s still insufficient to make followers of the evolutionary line keep trying in vain to acquire the shiny form of a regional variant.
15. Flabebe
In addition to being one of the smallest Pokemon in existence, Flabebe’s normal and shiny variation forms differ by only the tiniest amount.
Although contextually interesting, this is most likely not the cause of the dull shine shape.
The only major distinction is that instead of being a vivid green, the bottom half of its tiny body is a charcoal grey.
A shining Flabebe’s main saving grace is the ability to develop into a shiny Florges, which is a rewarding and desirable shiny to attempt to achieve.
14. Scyther
Fortunately, Scyther is among the most attractive Pokemon, so even though his shining form is nearly identical to the more usual colour, this isn’t a major disappointment.
Additionally, Scyther has the unfortunate ability to develop into Scizor, another attractive Pokemon.
Even though Scyther is a Bug/Flying type, it still possesses one of the best dragon design concepts the world has ever seen. That sentiment will never be diminished by a dull polished form.
13. Phanpy
The lucky trainer will probably feel a little dejected after catching a shiny Phampy because it resembles an ordinary Phanpy, but there is still hope.
The bright side of it all is Donphan, the shiny evolution of Phanpy, which has a noticeable colour change.
If you’re one of those folks who would rather give the baby elephant an everstone than Phanpy, then perhaps you shouldn’t waste all that time and energy seeking for a shiny version unless you enjoy sparkles and stars.
12. Nidoqueen
Since the game’s initial generation, Nidoqueen has been a Pokémon with the types Poison and Ground. It is the last phase of Nidoran and Nidorina’s development.
It is Nidoking’s female counterpart.
The entire body of Nidoqueen is covered with thick, substantial, and occasionally needle-like scales.
This Pokémon is virtually impervious to physical strikes thanks to its massive armour. When defending its young, a nidoqueen gains the maximum strength.
Nidoqueen are quite scarce in the wild. Most likely, they are still visible in the Kanto and Johto region’s meadows, fields, and soil below, however occasionally they are also seen in Kalos.
11. Alolan Dugtrio
A Pokémon of the Ground type, Dugtrio has been around since the first video game generation. The evolution of Diglett has reached its conclusion.
It has had a regional version known as Alolan Dugtrio from the sixth generation of the game, in which it also receives the Steel type.
Alolan Dugtrio is revered as the physical manifestation of the fertility and land goddess.
Because of this, whenever it rises to the surface, the local natives bow down and honour it. It stands out in particular for having golden hair.
Even taking an Alolan Dugtrio’s appendages with you is against the law. Superstition purportedly warns of a heavenly punishment if you do.
10. Tangela
Tangela, a Grass-type Pokémon, has been around since the first games. It creates Tangrowth’s fundamental form.
Tangela is primarily found on routes in the Kanto, Johto, Sinnoh, and Unova regions and is rarely encountered in the wild.
Its habitat is highly adaptable, and it can be found in moors, woodlands, overgrown shorelines, grasslands near the coast, and meadows.
Under dense tendrils that never cease expanding, the true nature of the tangela is concealed. With these, though, it frequently runs into barriers.
9. Pupitar
Since the game’s second generation, the Pokémon Pupitar has been around and is a Rock and Ground type.
It develops into Tyranitar after evolving from Larvitar. Rare Pokémon called pititar are typically found in caves.
Larvitar waits for its transformation in this form for a while after pupating into a Pupitar.
It has limited mobility but is incredibly powerful and is said to be able to overturn huge mountains.
Even to steel, the Pokémon’s shell is exceedingly tough and resistant. It creates a gas inside its body, which it exhales as a rocket engine to move.
8. Azurill
Azurill, a Pokémon of the Normal and Fairy types, debuted in the third game generation. Prior to the sixth generation of the game’s release, only the Normal type was available.
It has the potential to transform into Marill and then into Azumarill.
Azurill resides near the ocean. They enjoy splashing around and socialising with other Pokémon of the same kind on the sand on sunny days.
In general, it is highly playful and enjoys hopping around with its rubber-like tail, tossing it out like a lasso and then flying after it.
When doing this, it can fly record distances of up to ten metres and hit like a rubber ball.
7. Paras
Since the early games, there has been a Pokémon called Paras that is both a Grass and a Bug type.
It is the fundamental form of a parasect. The habitat is not greatly needed by paras. For them, it’s crucial that the area has roots and is neither too dry nor too cold.
Paras consumes tree roots while tunnelling through the ground in quest of food. So it can be found in caves, woodlands, and meadows with lots of trees.
From birth, it has been covered in fungus spores. Large, strange mushrooms begin to sprout from its back as it steadily expands. They are parasitic mushrooms known as tochukaso.
6. Eelektrik
A Pokémon of the Electric type, Eelektrik has been a part of the game since its fifth generation. It is the second stage of Tynamo and Elektross’ development.
Eelektrik are only found in Unova or Hoenn, and they only live in caves.
However, contrary to appearances, they are able to float outside of the water and do not only live there.
They really enjoy electrically active caverns. The yellow spots on the Pokémon’s bodies are used for hunting. These have electrical energy applied to them.
In order to stun its prey, Eelektrik embrace them. Then they relish their just caught prey.
5. Manaphy
Since the fourth generation of the game, Manaphy has been a Mythical Pokémon of the Water type.
Manaphy is a little Pokémon that resembles Phione a lot and is almost totally dark blue in colour. The only yellow or red patterns are very minor ones on the cheeks and belly.
Its appearance is dominated by its huge, heart-shaped head. On this, two lengthy structures develop, the ends of which are rounded.
The face is made up of big eyes, which have black pupils and irises with dark blue-black iride skin and yellow leather skin on them.
Above the eyes is a design of two points with two thin black lines connecting each of them.
4. Simipour
Simipour is a Water-type Pokémon that has been in the game since its fifth generation. It grows out of Panpour.
Along with Simisear and Simisage, Simipour makes up a trio. Simipour lives in water-rich places like its predecessor, but only where it meets clean water.
It may retain water that it had previously absorbed with its tail in its hair. Additionally, the tail may shoot strong water jets at very high pressure. Combat benefits greatly from this trait.
3. Simisage
Simisage, a Grass-type Pokémon, has been a part of the game’s fifth generation. It progresses from pansy.
Along with Simisear and Simipour, Simisage makes up a trio. Simisage lives in woodlands, just like its early stage of evolution. His head is covered in bitter herbs that serve no use.
It employs the barbs on its tail during battle to weaken its adversary.
Even though Simisage cannot level up after development and learn new attacks, it does use the skills it acquired while a Pansage.
2. Simisear
Simisear, a Fire-type Pokémon, has been a part of the game’s fifth generation. It grows out of Pansear.
Along with Simisage and Simipour, Simisear makes up a trio. Although it can be found in forests, it favours the volcanic lands and caves, similar to its predevelopment habitat.
Simisear consumes sweets that ignite a flame inside.
This might be the cause of Simisear’s belly getting much rounder as it grows. Its tail always has some illumination, which it can spread to its head.
1. Seel
Seel is a Pokémon of the Water type that has been around since the original games. It constitutes Dewgong’s fundamental form.
In the Kanto, Johto, and Unova regions, seel are quite typical in the wild and can be spotted in seas and coastal regions close to cool marine cave systems.
Although it occasionally inhabits freshwater locations, seel mostly prefers saltwater environments.
This Pokémon loves swimming in water that is -10 degrees cold and inhabiting ice-cold environments.
In water that is as frigid as -40 degrees, seel can also be seen. This Pokémon enjoys swimming in freezing water and living on icebergs.
It feels more comfortable the colder it is. It swims contentedly throughout the cool season on floating ice floes.
Then Seel goes in search of prey beneath the Arctic Ocean’s frozen surface.
After that, it seals the holes in its nose when submerged in water, and to breathe, it uses the incredibly strong horn on its head to pierce the ice.
