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(→‎Search Level: I'm assuming there was some misreading of the guidebook that resulted in this. Hiding until I work out what the problem is. I've also found Pokemon contradicting what was originally here.)
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Similarly to the [[Poké Radar]], hidden Pokémon can also be chained, though chaining with hidden Pokémon is easier than with the Poké Radar.
Similarly to the [[Poké Radar]], hidden Pokémon can also be chained, though chaining with hidden Pokémon is easier than with the Poké Radar.


A chain builds every time the player captures or defeats a hidden Pokémon of the same species. If the player does not capture or defeat the Pokémon (whether the player chooses or is forced to [[escape|flee]], such as by {{m|Roar}}, or the Pokémon escapes, such as by {{m|Teleport}}), the chain breaks. A chain will also break if, outside of battle, a hidden Pokémon appeared and is not encountered (whether by scaring it away, waiting too long, walking too far away, leaving the area, or entering a different battle). The chained Pokémon do not need to be found using the Search function, and the message "The Pokémon couldn't be found. Try looking in a different area!" does not break the chain if received when the Search function is used.  In this circumstance, if another Pokémon appears and is successfully defeated or captured, you can continue searching for the original Pokémon and the chain will not be broken.
A chain builds every time the player captures or defeats a hidden Pokémon of any species. If the player does not capture or defeat the Pokémon (whether the player chooses or is forced to [[escape|flee]], such as by {{m|Roar}}, or the Pokémon escapes, such as by {{m|Teleport}}), the chain breaks. A chain will also break if, outside of battle, a hidden Pokémon appeared and is not encountered (whether by scaring it away, waiting too long, walking too far away, leaving the area, or entering a different battle). The chained Pokémon do not need to be found using the Search function, and the message "The Pokémon couldn't be found. Try looking in a different area!" does not break the chain if received when the Search function is used.


As a chain increases, the Pokémon have a greater chance of having the special attributes that hidden Pokémon can have. The chance of encountering a [[Shiny Pokémon]] also increases, estimated to reach a maximum of 0.5% per encounter after 40 chained encounters. There is thus a 50% chance of encountering a [[Shiny Pokémon]] in approximately the first 130 encounters of a chain.
As a chain increases, the Pokémon have a greater chance of having the special attributes that hidden Pokémon can have. The chance of encountering a [[Shiny Pokémon]] also increases, estimated to reach a maximum of 0.5% per encounter after 40 chained encounters. There is thus a 50% chance of encountering a [[Shiny Pokémon]] in approximately the first 130 encounters of a chain.