Dude I almost miss it.

[@WorthyEpert1]

One thing that can help you tell the difference with some shinies like Magnemite/magneton is to look at the magnets because they change to black

[@darkspyro2365]

Thanks for this information

[@MarcusLam-ks7kb]

The lighting in Area Zero makes Shiny Sndy Shocks look too similar to its regular counterpart

[@peterhansen6853]

At first glance I thought "Wait, that close one to the right ...? Nah, probably just the light or the snow. Wait ... no?"
Glad you caught it!

[@airimee]

What's funny is I have the entire family and2 of them were by accident.

[@skaareen]

ah yes my favorite game, pokemon sword and shield

[@October-Puddle]

h u h ?

[@skaareen]

@@October-Puddle not sure if you’re confused but youtube set the gamd in the describtion to Pokemon Sw and Sh

[@October-Puddle]

@@skaareen oh 😅

[@DaneOrschlovsky]

Blizzards and sandstorms make shiny hunting extremely rewarding when you finally slog through the storm, congrats!

[@Stratelier]

Another way to tell is that your Let's Go Pokemon will refuse to attack a shiny.

[@gortinaandtheboys3115]

The shiny looks like luxury

[@julietschwab5876]

Very awesome shiny as well

[@davepumphernickel9568]

I remember playing in handheld mode catching my shiny magnemite, it spawned as far as it could from me so all I see is this tiny slightly yellow ball, and I’m like “absolutely” and tackled that hoe to the ground

[@mhckobrien]

I was your one hundredth subscriber

[@hizkiaono]

Thank you! Really appreciate it :)

[@aliceslager6721]

I saw the shiny immediately

[@LeninV-ec7cb]

Cool

[@shockmazta3116]

How did you take so long to notice it?? I noticed it immediately!

[@hizkiaono]

I also confused LOL