Recently I went out and caught a shiny Eevee. There's one little problem, though: she's no use as she's got the wrong nature for a competitive Glaceon, which is what I want to evolve her into. And I really like the way shiny Glaceon looks. So I'd like to breed my shiny Eevee with a shiny Ditto--I decided this morning that two shinies breeding would pretty much guarantee a shiny baby. But now I'm not so sure. And since I don't currently have a Ditto, shiny or otherwise, I figured I'd ask before I go crazy looking for another shiny. If you breed a ditto and a female shiny pokemon, will the baby be a shiny?
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Shiny Breeding Help
- Thread starter Kyupper
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Back in the GSC days, it used to be that breeding a shiny meant a 50% chance of shiny offspring.
Nowadays, shiny parents have no impact on the shininess of a baby.
Getting the right nature on top of shininess is going to require AR or a miracle.
That's why shinies aren't very common in competitive, unless they've been hacked.
Nowadays, shiny parents have no impact on the shininess of a baby.
Getting the right nature on top of shininess is going to require AR or a miracle.
That's why shinies aren't very common in competitive, unless they've been hacked.
No breeding shinies have no impact on whether the offspring will be shiny or not, however I bred my shiny Manaphy and got a shiny Phione and my game is not hacked. My friend bred her shiny Dragonaire and recieved a normal Dratini. The offspring may be shiny but the odds are slim to say the least