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Shiny Pokémon are more likely to be encountered during [[SOS Battle]]s in which more allies have been called. The SOS Battle system uses an 8-bit counter to store the length of the chain, meaning the chain can reach a maximum length of 255 before it rolls over. Details for Shiny Pokemon appearing between a chain length of 0-70 are currently unknown, but it has been confirmed that from a chain length of 70-255, the game will roll three extra chances for a Shiny Pokemon. Without the [[Shiny Charm]], the chance for a Shiny Pokemon is 4/4096 or 1/1024. With the Shiny Charm, the chance to find a Shiny Pokemon is 4/1365 or approximately 1/341. | Shiny Pokémon are more likely to be encountered during [[SOS Battle]]s in which more allies have been called. The SOS Battle system uses an 8-bit counter to store the length of the chain, meaning the chain can reach a maximum length of 255 before it rolls over. Details for Shiny Pokemon appearing between a chain length of 0-70 are currently unknown, but it has been confirmed that from a chain length of 70-255, the game will roll three extra chances for a Shiny Pokemon. Without the [[Shiny Charm]], the chance for a Shiny Pokemon is 4/4096 or 1/1024. With the Shiny Charm, the chance to find a Shiny Pokemon is 4/1365 or approximately 1/341. | ||
During the [[Pokémon Sun and Moon]] post-game, a {{tc|Sightseer}} named Marcus appears at the [[Seafolk Village]] [[Pokémon Center]], battling the player with a Shiny {{p|Exeggcute}}. This marks the first time a Trainer outside of a battle facility uses a Shiny Pokémon. | |||
===Appearance=== | ===Appearance=== | ||