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@@HoopsandHipHop honestly, this may sound a bit strange, but the kabuto line. The nuclear green looks awesome. I think to think they were awakened by a bomb testing or something so they glow that radioactive green.
i believed that tinglu are based on cauldrons used back in ancient china 古鼎鹿 as its name in chinese are literally means ancient cauldron/tripod deer where og tinglu brown are representing the bronze cauldron while the shiny are representing the iron cauldron in fact, this can also be a reference of jinyong's novel the deer and the cauldron aka the duke of mount deer where deer is a symbol of longevity and grace in Chinese mythology, the word deer is pronounced lu "鹿", a homonym for emoluments-favors granted to officials. They therefore represent wealth, nobility and success in imperial examinations.. which the cauldron also symbolize the power and authority of the ruling dynasty. all this can be referred to Nine cauldrons myth then again chien pao name in chinese is 古劍豹 as in ancient sword leopard referring to that sword looking tusk wo chien is 古簡蝸 as in ancient slips snails, as we can see the bamboo slips that representing wo chien's shell and chiyu is 古玉魚 as in ancient jade fish, the jades are the eyebrows of chiyu with these, are we going to get a china based region? or legends game in ancient china??
I am surprised the porygon line wasn't mentioned. It's shiny is a reference to the inverted colors of photo negatives. Being Polygons, an early form of computer animation, it makes sense. The invert colors option used to be an editing filter on MS Paint as well.
I just realized the Treasures of Ruin switch colors with eachother for their shinies: Wo-Chien gets Chi-Yu's red, Ting-Lu gets Wo-Chien's green, Chien-Pao gets Ting-Lu's brown, and Chi-Yu gets Chien-Pao's light blue.
Ting-lu's colors a based on red sandstone cliffs, made from layers of sand and clay. The shiny is based on the much rarer blue sandstone, which is layered sand and a different sediment, not sure what it is, but the blue-grey colors and layers are spot on for the shiny colors of Ting-lu
I just began to think that the ashy grayish green is actually sandstone before the iron minerals inside rust into the red color we know after being exposed to air. Doesn't explain the deep green sections as much, but it makes sense to me when you consider the Treasures' creation being in the far distant past.
Klawf being blue probably has more to do with blue crabs than blue lobsters, like the Chesapeake Blue Crab. It's not a rare species by any stretch, but there are fewer blue crab species than red ones. I think another possibility for Mimikyu's shiny is the association between black-and-white film and horror movies, being that it's a Ghost type. I still think the nod to Red and Blue is possible, and that it's shiny could have multiple inspirations.
@@Topdoggie7 then it’s not a fact… it’s speculation or hypothesis. A fact is one thing and one thing only that can’t change. Saying “it’s probably this or could be that.” Isn’t a fact whatsoever
All the shinies in the first few generations just shifted each pokemon's color palette by one. None of them were custom designed to look like anything special. Anything they might resemble is just coincidence.
Really not sure about that mate 🤔 how would it explain Charizard going from orange to black whereas Charmander and Charmeleon go to yellow ? Or just have a look Squirtle line, none make sense by your rule since Squirtle go to a lighter blue but Wartortle go to a more violet one It seems there's a lot of contradiction to your rule anyway
Black Panthers don't just have to be Leopards. Any member of the Panthera class of cats ( Leopards, Lions, Tigers, Snow Leopards, and Jaguars) can be a Black Panther.
well, no. It's just for Leopards and Jaguars. Lions don't come in black (all the ones you see on google are photoshop jobs, melanistic lions have never been recorded), neither do tigers, tho they come close with just, heavy, thick striping, but no all black ones. We've never seen or recorded a melanistic snow leopard either. "black panther" is just a term for melanistic leopards and jaguars.
@@SpiderRiderKya The vast majority (if not all) of animals can be melanistic, We just don't always see examples of it in many animals because it is not always a beneficial mutation to have ( similar to albinoism {a lack of pigmintation}, although to a much lesser degree) and can lead to an animal being outcompeted by those without the mutation or just killed off early in life before we ever really get a chance to observe and make record of it. For both lions and snow leopards, the trait would be fairly detrmental (more so for snow leopards). As for the tigers you are talking about, that would be abundism (also called psuedomelanism) and is in fact a different mutation altogether. Still you are right that most people, when they say black panther, are talking about leopards and jaguars(mostly Jaguars), though @ethandollarhide7943 is technically correct as well.
The original design was based on Kokopelli, a Native American trickster deity representing fertility and music. Its earliest design was basically just a living version of the common symbol associated with the figure, being all black and having the flute as a mouth. The next version was designed to distance itself a bit more, probably out of respect for the culture of people who still practice their ancestral beliefs. The modern design is a bit tricky and probably had multiple steps between it and the second design. The second design was still meant to be plant themed, and was even called The Plant Pokemon, so likely the process involved playing up the plant-like features. That's all the info I was able to find and what I could infer from it.
Chien-Pao manifests through Snow. It's the sword filled by hatred that's the actual Pokemon. It then formed a body by surrounding elements, much like the others. The shiny however used muddy/dirty snow to form a body unlike the regular variant who used clean snow.
Regarding Red Gyarados, what you described with Team Rocket is exactly what happened in the anime. Team Rocket used their signal and evolved a regular Magikarp into Gyarados and then the red color that Gyarados got are leftovers (no pun intended) of the Magikarp, which is red by default. Also regarding olives (Arboliva), which color of them being more common is depended on the country. For example, I live in Israel and green olives are WAY more common there than black ones, in fact in Israel it is the no. 1 topping for pizzas.
I accidentally KO'd a shiny Rattatta in Soul Silver this morning while EV training... I was in muscle memory and also taking a BIG SIP of my coffee and the cup blocked my DS so by the time I looked to see, I'd already tapped the move... RIP, Cheezers
By technicality, a Black Panther is more than just the black variant of a leopard, it’s a variant with high amounts of melanin of any of the big cats that fall under the Panthera genus which include lions, tigers, jaguars, leopards, and snow leopards (which is apparently separate from leopards)
I just found out that Shiny Fuecoco's line may be pink in reference to albino alligators, which appear pink, themselves. Before I found that out, though, I always knew of Persona 3/Reload's Sun Arcana Social Link, in which a dying young man named Akinari Kamiki is writing a sad story about a pink alligator who makes friends with a bird, so I still always think of that story first and foremost. Skeledirge in general has so many similarities with that story, from the aforementioned gator-and-bird friendship to being Ghost-Type; the alligator and its bird friend both die in the end; to being weak to Water, which played a huge part in the alligator's death.
I was playing pokewolds (a fan game thats open world) a few weeks ago...and i found a SHINY WILD CHARMANDER Sooo yea..i was shocked...i was rambling about charmander and the games like 'ooh..you like that one? Ok..have a shiny!' 😂
I feel like Clauncher and Clawitzer are more a reference to lobsters turning red when cooked and Klawf would be a reference to blue crabs as a species rather than the blie lobster/crayfish mutation
I think shiny Pokemon can be very overrated but I still get excited when I find one and am disappointed when I fail to catch it (like that shiny Glalie I failed to catch in Pokemon Shield).
Golbat(which I evolved into Crobat)was also my first shiny that I caught in the Wild in Ultra Sun. Then I caught my shiny Rockruff/Lycanroc which I named Colbolt, and the most recent shiny I caught was Scarlet the Tarountula now Spidops(which also was my first female shiny Pokémon)
Great video, Hoops! As for my favorite Shinies -- ✨ I really came to like Lunala's, because the blood-red color contrasts so incredibly well with the gold and deep purple accents it has; ✨ Mightyena turns a deep brown with gold accents which more closely resembles an actual real-life African hyena; ✨ Ninetales, like you pointed out in the video, turns into a silver fox and more closely resembles the typical Kitsuné; ✨ Furfrou, who, in its Shiny coloration, turns from a bright white poodle into a black one, with a silver-like face and a slightly more purple nose instead of the standard color variant's blue; ✨ Weavile, while its usual color makes perfect sense considering its partially Dark typing, gets a brightly deep pink color with golden accents, which might be more associated with its other type of Ice; ✨ and last but not least, Absol, whose more light reddish color as supposed to its usual black and white, perfectly fits with its theme of ''warning people of incoming disaster''. I can't really tell if its Shiny is my #1 favorite, but Absol as a Pokémon and its lore makes it one of my favorite Pokémon.
Personally Ting Lu reminds me of Troika pottery, both in its standard and shiny forms. I have no idea how it’d relate to it’s lore and design, I just think it’s a cool thing to point out
I’m pretty sure the ting-lu shiny has copper deposits on the parts that change. New copper is that brassy brown whereas copper with patina is that greenish color.
I think ting lu is oxidized copper. OR it could represent the rust covering the earth at one time period in the original coloring and green of the earth now.
Crawbraller was my first shiny in Violet, just going about my business. I have a red Gyrados in Sapphire from a golden Petalburg Magikarp too ❤ Love my Gen 3 red Gyrados
Trevnant and the timer ball match so damn well. Their both mostly white have a little bit of black and a tiny bit of red and if you ask me the button kind of looks like its eye besides from its color
So I watch youtube videos about shinies while shiny hunting, and this time i was SOS hunting fomantis. about 60 SOS chains in, I GOT IT. MY FIRST EVER HUNT COMPLETED!!!!! no shiny charm or anything, I AM SO HAPPY.
I have a very interesting theory about Ting-Lu specifically. Just like the others referencing aspects of themselves in a new way- Chien-Pao being a different predatory cat, Wo-Chien gaining an autumnal red on some leaves, and Chi-Yu representing a higher-energy blue flame. My belief is that Ting-Lu has a shiny that may represent its original ancient body. Sandstone has a red hue on layers or in general because of the iron minerals within that layer oxidizing and rusting. If you were to unearth unoxidized sandstone, it would actually be a greenish-gray sort of color, which is exactly the hues present on most of Ting-Lu's body. (with the bright green maybe even referencing lichen growth?) This would be more poetic if the shiny had also undone the green patina on the vessel and shown the original metal (likely copper or bronze), which is also an oxidizing reaction.
There’s actually a much more interesting reason for shiny koraidon looking the way it does. If every paradox Pokemon in scarlet shares the same or similar colors to the shiny version of their “descendant,” why does koraidon turn black? This is a reference to the INVERTED colors of cyclizar’s shiny! If you invert the colors of shiny koraidon and cyclizar, you’ll find they essentially trade colors. This could be because they wanted to make koraidon and miraidon stand out and have you question their status as true paradox forms. Also miraidon isn’t white, it’s silver…….
@@Topdoggie7 Sure, I'm just saying it was never canon. Anyone can believe what they want about the franchise but I'm just saying they DID say that wasn't true.
@@Topdoggie7 The manga also shows Pokémon killing each other and that some of the Gym Leaders and Elite Four are part of Team Rocket so it's not accurate.
@@Topdoggie7 Dude, I have already made my opinions clear. You are not going to change my mind. The manga has its own canon, the anime has theirs, and the game has theirs. Each one is different. I'm sorry if that wasn't the answer you wanted but it is what it is.
I got a theory for tinglus shiny my theory is that part of his body is made from copper and when copper gets weathirized it turns into the same color as tinglus shiny
I would love for gamefreak to make some games featuring only shiny Pokémon. So everyone can easily catch a shiny version of every Pokémon, making all the effort shiny hunters put into getting rare worthless digital files pointless. That would be so funny to me.
Whose your favorite shiny Pokemon?
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You skipped Hoenn and Sinnoh Pokémon
@@HoopsandHipHop honestly, this may sound a bit strange, but the kabuto line. The nuclear green looks awesome. I think to think they were awakened by a bomb testing or something so they glow that radioactive green.
i believed that tinglu are based on cauldrons used back in ancient china
古鼎鹿 as its name in chinese are literally means ancient cauldron/tripod deer
where og tinglu brown are representing the bronze cauldron while the shiny are representing the iron cauldron
in fact, this can also be a reference of jinyong's novel
the deer and the cauldron aka the duke of mount deer
where deer is a symbol of longevity and grace in Chinese mythology, the word deer is pronounced lu "鹿", a homonym for emoluments-favors granted to officials. They therefore represent wealth, nobility and success in imperial examinations..
which the cauldron also symbolize the power and authority of the ruling dynasty.
all this can be referred to Nine cauldrons myth
then again chien pao name in chinese is 古劍豹 as in ancient sword leopard referring to that sword looking tusk
wo chien is 古簡蝸 as in ancient slips snails, as we can see the bamboo slips that representing wo chien's shell
and chiyu is 古玉魚 as in ancient jade fish, the jades are the eyebrows of chiyu
with these, are we going to get a china based region?
or legends game in ancient china??
I personally like Espeon, but I can also appreciate Toucannon for certain reasons
Definitely gonna need that part 2 🫡🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🏆
I am surprised the porygon line wasn't mentioned. It's shiny is a reference to the inverted colors of photo negatives. Being Polygons, an early form of computer animation, it makes sense. The invert colors option used to be an editing filter on MS Paint as well.
Ah yes, nothing says "black panther" like muddy brown snow.
That’s racist
There's actually a thing called a brown panther too. They're like black panthers, except brown instead of black. Go figure.
Brown panther.
@@Topdoggie7 that’s poop and even more racist
I just realized the Treasures of Ruin switch colors with eachother for their shinies: Wo-Chien gets Chi-Yu's red, Ting-Lu gets Wo-Chien's green, Chien-Pao gets Ting-Lu's brown, and Chi-Yu gets Chien-Pao's light blue.
Bro is never gonna run out of " facts about xyz stuffs" videos.
Just you wait until he talk about npc pokemon facts
@@Boltofbrilliance122 he has made a video about npc’s he’s done the npc’s you battle
From XYZA he’ll never run out. But you are gae
bros got bills to pay
How about a facts about Pokémon XYZ the anime video!
Ting-lu's colors a based on red sandstone cliffs, made from layers of sand and clay.
The shiny is based on the much rarer blue sandstone, which is layered sand and a different sediment, not sure what it is, but the blue-grey colors and layers are spot on for the shiny colors of Ting-lu
I just began to think that the ashy grayish green is actually sandstone before the iron minerals inside rust into the red color we know after being exposed to air. Doesn't explain the deep green sections as much, but it makes sense to me when you consider the Treasures' creation being in the far distant past.
Bunnelby and Diggersby’s shinies are lowkey my favourites, the resemblance to Bugs Bunny is too good
"You were expecting maybe Frank Sinatra?"
Ehhhhh what's up doc?
I should remind people that Lugia’s shiny colors are inspired by a shrine to Ryujin, a Shinto God of the Sea.
It may just be a coincidence, considering that they didn't have full control of the Shiny colours until Gen VI.
@@Mystmon Where was it said that they didn't pick them until then?
@@JRC2397It is in the game's code. They probably picked *from a list of palettes,* but they couldn't fully customise the Shinies until Gen VI.
@@JRC2397it’s why a lot of blue Pokemon get pink shinies. It was based on an algorithm or something
Klawf being blue probably has more to do with blue crabs than blue lobsters, like the Chesapeake Blue Crab. It's not a rare species by any stretch, but there are fewer blue crab species than red ones.
I think another possibility for Mimikyu's shiny is the association between black-and-white film and horror movies, being that it's a Ghost type. I still think the nod to Red and Blue is possible, and that it's shiny could have multiple inspirations.
I think Solgaleo turning red is based off of a star; either a red giant or a red dwarf star
I think it has more to do with Japan traditionally coloring the sun as red
You know when you say “could be” that means it’s not a fact it’s a speculation…
Pretty much all speculation with a few facts sprinkled in lol
No hard evidence for a majority of these statements
Facts change rapidly in Pokemon lore.
@@Topdoggie7 then it’s not a fact… it’s speculation or hypothesis. A fact is one thing and one thing only that can’t change. Saying “it’s probably this or could be that.” Isn’t a fact whatsoever
@@KandiKing99 Yeah the wording I agree on.
All the shinies in the first few generations just shifted each pokemon's color palette by one. None of them were custom designed to look like anything special. Anything they might resemble is just coincidence.
Really not sure about that mate 🤔 how would it explain Charizard going from orange to black whereas Charmander and Charmeleon go to yellow ?
Or just have a look Squirtle line, none make sense by your rule since Squirtle go to a lighter blue but Wartortle go to a more violet one
It seems there's a lot of contradiction to your rule anyway
Black Panthers don't just have to be Leopards. Any member of the Panthera class of cats ( Leopards, Lions, Tigers, Snow Leopards, and Jaguars) can be a Black Panther.
well, no. It's just for Leopards and Jaguars. Lions don't come in black (all the ones you see on google are photoshop jobs, melanistic lions have never been recorded), neither do tigers, tho they come close with just, heavy, thick striping, but no all black ones. We've never seen or recorded a melanistic snow leopard either.
"black panther" is just a term for melanistic leopards and jaguars.
@@SpiderRiderKya The vast majority (if not all) of animals can be melanistic, We just don't always see examples of it in many animals because it is not always a beneficial mutation to have ( similar to albinoism {a lack of pigmintation}, although to a much lesser degree) and can lead to an animal being outcompeted by those without the mutation or just killed off early in life before we ever really get a chance to observe and make record of it. For both lions and snow leopards, the trait would be fairly detrmental (more so for snow leopards). As for the tigers you are talking about, that would be abundism (also called psuedomelanism) and is in fact a different mutation altogether. Still you are right that most people, when they say black panther, are talking about leopards and jaguars(mostly Jaguars), though @ethandollarhide7943 is technically correct as well.
Shiny bunnlby is based off albino rabbits
Not if you ignore the red eyes
*Closes eyes and plugs ears* LALALA I CANT HEAR YOU
That is true with the fur turning white and the red eyes I'm inclined to believe it is based on albinos
I want to know the thought process of getting Celebi from the beta form to the form we all know and love now
The original design was based on Kokopelli, a Native American trickster deity representing fertility and music.
Its earliest design was basically just a living version of the common symbol associated with the figure, being all black and having the flute as a mouth.
The next version was designed to distance itself a bit more, probably out of respect for the culture of people who still practice their ancestral beliefs.
The modern design is a bit tricky and probably had multiple steps between it and the second design. The second design was still meant to be plant themed, and was even called The Plant Pokemon, so likely the process involved playing up the plant-like features.
That's all the info I was able to find and what I could infer from it.
Koraidons and Miraidons shiny could also represent the phrase of “The bright future” and “The dark past”
Venomoth’s shiny coloring is based on it’s japanese name “Morphon”. It’s shiny coloring is blue making it resemble the Morpho butterfly
Chien-Pao manifests through Snow. It's the sword filled by hatred that's the actual Pokemon. It then formed a body by surrounding elements, much like the others. The shiny however used muddy/dirty snow to form a body unlike the regular variant who used clean snow.
I’m thinking Chien-Paos shiny is a reference to mudslides or dirty snow avalanches since in lore it caused avalanches in Paldea.
Love the video!
Regarding Red Gyarados, what you described with Team Rocket is exactly what happened in the anime. Team Rocket used their signal and evolved a regular Magikarp into Gyarados and then the red color that Gyarados got are leftovers (no pun intended) of the Magikarp, which is red by default. Also regarding olives (Arboliva), which color of them being more common is depended on the country. For example, I live in Israel and green olives are WAY more common there than black ones, in fact in Israel it is the no. 1 topping for pizzas.
Free Palestine dude
I accidentally KO'd a shiny Rattatta in Soul Silver this morning while EV training...
I was in muscle memory and also taking a BIG SIP of my coffee and the cup blocked my DS so by the time I looked to see, I'd already tapped the move...
RIP, Cheezers
By technicality, a Black Panther is more than just the black variant of a leopard, it’s a variant with high amounts of melanin of any of the big cats that fall under the Panthera genus which include lions, tigers, jaguars, leopards, and snow leopards (which is apparently separate from leopards)
No, it's just for jaguars and leopards.
Ting lu's shiny looks like it is changes from a copper colour to the colour of oxidised copper.
Shiny magikarp is actually based on those golden fish statues on the corners of Japanese shrines.
The animal you showed when you were talking about black leopards was a black jaguar. The second pic was a leopard.
The chespin line’s coloration represents ripe chestnuts while their tegular form are unripe
I just found out that Shiny Fuecoco's line may be pink in reference to albino alligators, which appear pink, themselves.
Before I found that out, though, I always knew of Persona 3/Reload's Sun Arcana Social Link, in which a dying young man named Akinari Kamiki is writing a sad story about a pink alligator who makes friends with a bird, so I still always think of that story first and foremost. Skeledirge in general has so many similarities with that story, from the aforementioned gator-and-bird friendship to being Ghost-Type; the alligator and its bird friend both die in the end; to being weak to Water, which played a huge part in the alligator's death.
I believe Ting-Lu's shiny green references China's connection and history of jade and serpentine, but primarily jade.
Ting-Lu's shiny is based on its bowlhead.
Bunnelby is an albino rabbit. That’s why its pupils turn red.
I was playing pokewolds (a fan game thats open world) a few weeks ago...and i found a SHINY WILD CHARMANDER
Sooo yea..i was shocked...i was rambling about charmander and the games like 'ooh..you like that one? Ok..have a shiny!' 😂
What’s this game on?
Red lobsters means that they’re cooked.
Had no idea that shiny pokemon had their own little facts. Thats cool
Maybe Ting-Lu’s shiny could be based on oxidized copper, but that feels like a stretch.
I feel like Clauncher and Clawitzer are more a reference to lobsters turning red when cooked and Klawf would be a reference to blue crabs as a species rather than the blie lobster/crayfish mutation
That image of a kitsune you used is ai generated. Do better, please.
Wah wah cry AI clears
AI does better than human artists, so he already did the best. Nothing we have does better than AI
I wish Haunter/Gengar had an all black Shiny keeping the blue tongue (resembling Black Fog in the mangas)
I think shiny Pokemon can be very overrated but I still get excited when I find one and am disappointed when I fail to catch it (like that shiny Glalie I failed to catch in Pokemon Shield).
Best Shiny in the game? Heatmor, and it's not even close. Freaking awesome.
I like the story of cramorant’s shiny.
Miraidon is white...?
My brother in Arceus, get your eyes checked. It's gray/silver chrome like all the other future Paradox shinies.
I laughed.
Nah it's definitely white
Check your own eyes first
Favorite shiny has to be Minior
Golbat(which I evolved into Crobat)was also my first shiny that I caught in the Wild in Ultra Sun. Then I caught my shiny Rockruff/Lycanroc which I named Colbolt, and the most recent shiny I caught was Scarlet the Tarountula now Spidops(which also was my first female shiny Pokémon)
I am sad to see that Dragapult’s shiny wasn’t talked about for the move dragon darts. Its animation changes like the other two.
The first shiny Pokémon fact that came to mind was Lucario’s coloring. Being based on Anubis, who has the head of an African golden wolf.
Great video, Hoops!
As for my favorite Shinies --
✨ I really came to like Lunala's, because the blood-red color contrasts so incredibly well with the gold and deep purple accents it has;
✨ Mightyena turns a deep brown with gold accents which more closely resembles an actual real-life African hyena;
✨ Ninetales, like you pointed out in the video, turns into a silver fox and more closely resembles the typical Kitsuné;
✨ Furfrou, who, in its Shiny coloration, turns from a bright white poodle into a black one, with a silver-like face and a slightly more purple nose instead of the standard color variant's blue;
✨ Weavile, while its usual color makes perfect sense considering its partially Dark typing, gets a brightly deep pink color with golden accents, which might be more associated with its other type of Ice;
✨ and last but not least, Absol, whose more light reddish color as supposed to its usual black and white, perfectly fits with its theme of ''warning people of incoming disaster''. I can't really tell if its Shiny is my #1 favorite, but Absol as a Pokémon and its lore makes it one of my favorite Pokémon.
In Crystal Clear there is a side quest involving the radio waves at Lake of Rage. I call it a side quest but it's more like a quest quest
Personally Ting Lu reminds me of Troika pottery, both in its standard and shiny forms. I have no idea how it’d relate to it’s lore and design, I just think it’s a cool thing to point out
Lechonk was actually the first and shiny pokemon I encountered when I started playing pokemon violet.
I’m pretty sure the ting-lu shiny has copper deposits on the parts that change. New copper is that brassy brown whereas copper with patina is that greenish color.
You forgot Smeargle for gen 2 changes
Klawf is a crab, and probably represents Blue Crabs, a common type of crab in MD
I think ting lu is oxidized copper. OR it could represent the rust covering the earth at one time period in the original coloring and green of the earth now.
10:33 I think the Bunnelby shiny is based on Bugs Bunny’s colors.
The stone is either banded iron stone or sandstone. I'm leaning more towards the bandit iron stone
Crawbraller was my first shiny in Violet, just going about my business. I have a red Gyrados in Sapphire from a golden Petalburg Magikarp too ❤ Love my Gen 3 red Gyrados
Toucannon;s shiny also looks very close to the bi flag.
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Trevnant and the timer ball match so damn well. Their both mostly white have a little bit of black and a tiny bit of red and if you ask me the button kind of looks like its eye besides from its color
Tyrunt and Tyrantrum are my favorites!!!
I thought heliolisk and solgaleo were referring to the next phase of the sun..a red giant. I guess "sunburned" works too
So I watch youtube videos about shinies while shiny hunting, and this time i was SOS hunting fomantis. about 60 SOS chains in, I GOT IT. MY FIRST EVER HUNT COMPLETED!!!!! no shiny charm or anything, I AM SO HAPPY.
I honestly feel like most of these are just heavy speculation, I doubt GF thinks that hard about common Pokémon shinies
Charizard’s shiny might have also been changed to avoid the same color palette as Barney the Dinosaur.
I have a very interesting theory about Ting-Lu specifically.
Just like the others referencing aspects of themselves in a new way- Chien-Pao being a different predatory cat, Wo-Chien gaining an autumnal red on some leaves, and Chi-Yu representing a higher-energy blue flame.
My belief is that Ting-Lu has a shiny that may represent its original ancient body. Sandstone has a red hue on layers or in general because of the iron minerals within that layer oxidizing and rusting. If you were to unearth unoxidized sandstone, it would actually be a greenish-gray sort of color, which is exactly the hues present on most of Ting-Lu's body. (with the bright green maybe even referencing lichen growth?)
This would be more poetic if the shiny had also undone the green patina on the vessel and shown the original metal (likely copper or bronze), which is also an oxidizing reaction.
There’s actually a much more interesting reason for shiny koraidon looking the way it does. If every paradox Pokemon in scarlet shares the same or similar colors to the shiny version of their “descendant,” why does koraidon turn black? This is a reference to the INVERTED colors of cyclizar’s shiny! If you invert the colors of shiny koraidon and cyclizar, you’ll find they essentially trade colors. This could be because they wanted to make koraidon and miraidon stand out and have you question their status as true paradox forms.
Also miraidon isn’t white, it’s silver…….
Here's a shiny fact. Jangmo-o has a shiny luvdisc on its head and shiny jangmo-o has a normal luvdisc on its head.
Left out my favorite shiny😢. Aegeslash
GF already said that Ditto and Mew aren't related in any way. It just so happens to show up later in the game.
GF also said they like the theory and it is okay to believe in.
@@Topdoggie7 Sure, I'm just saying it was never canon. Anyone can believe what they want about the franchise but I'm just saying they DID say that wasn't true.
@@Topdoggie7 That still doesn't make the theory correct, so I don't get why everyone is trying to force it on everyone.
@@Topdoggie7 The manga also shows Pokémon killing each other and that some of the Gym Leaders and Elite Four are part of Team Rocket so it's not accurate.
@@Topdoggie7 Dude, I have already made my opinions clear. You are not going to change my mind. The manga has its own canon, the anime has theirs, and the game has theirs. Each one is different. I'm sorry if that wasn't the answer you wanted but it is what it is.
I found out yesterday shiny charm odds are 1/~1300 I thought my whole life it was 1/2000 my world is rocked
Hitmonchan means red corner and blue corner of a boxing ring.
Shiny charizard will always be my favorite. Only second would be dragonite imo.
Ty for mentioning my favorite shiny, Ninetales
I think the regular is made of clay and dirt while the shiny is made of stone on ting-lu
I got a theory for tinglus shiny my theory is that part of his body is made from copper and when copper gets weathirized it turns into the same color as tinglus shiny
I just wanna point out that I think Bunnelby and Diggersby's shiny forms are a reference to Bugs Bunny. Ehe
Brown is the new black it seems 😂
In all my years playing or only ever gotten a shiny beware in Sword. I'm working on charmander. I'm hours into egg hatching
I still believe in the algorithm theory, with possibly a few exceptions.
Shiny Greninja is the GOAT
another great video!!
The blue part of the flame is usually colder
Nope, blue flames are the hottest type of flames, than white, and then yellow, orange and finally red.
Ting Lu = Patina 😎🤯
I love shiny Rillabooms shiny
I would love for gamefreak to make some games featuring only shiny Pokémon. So everyone can easily catch a shiny version of every Pokémon, making all the effort shiny hunters put into getting rare worthless digital files pointless. That would be so funny to me.
Alolan diglett is just amogus
Well. I'm off to look for a Shiny Klawuff.
I always thought passimian was a rugby player rather than a soccer player
I think it would have been better if miraidon was black and koraidon white, red and white is beautiful and black and purple also are cool
16:25 I know you did not just go to the run button
Yep some regions are same as Mother regions🤔🤔🤔
I think red Gyarados is red because it's just really angry.
This was an amazing video
I love shiny furret he’s my boy. 🩷
That boy Lu got oxidized
I don’t think the sun shinies are sun burnt but rather red is just the color the Japanese give the sun rather than yellow
Nidopueen ruined the family
Scizor ✨ should’ve been red.
Ting-Lu shiny is tarnish
The tarnish explains the green patina on the bowl, but not the stone its body is comprised of.
I just thought ting_lu was mouldy