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"Patches that shake more violently than others are often rarer Pokémon"--I think this sentence needs to be made much clearer. I have no idea what "more violently" means, and from the sound of it, Crystal_Shards doesn't understand what this was supposed to mean, either. There are three grass animations: The grass "glistens" and shakes quickly for a brief period, the grass shakes more slowly for a longer period, or it glistens for a long period (the shiny animation). Which of the first two results in rarer Pokémon, and could someone update the article with a clearer definition of the grass animations? [[User:Xelrog T. Apocalypse|- Xelrog T. Apocalypse]] ([[User talk:Xelrog T. Apocalypse|talk]]) 04:12, 4 January 2013 (UTC) | "Patches that shake more violently than others are often rarer Pokémon"--I think this sentence needs to be made much clearer. I have no idea what "more violently" means, and from the sound of it, Crystal_Shards doesn't understand what this was supposed to mean, either. There are three grass animations: The grass "glistens" and shakes quickly for a brief period, the grass shakes more slowly for a longer period, or it glistens for a long period (the shiny animation). Which of the first two results in rarer Pokémon, and could someone update the article with a clearer definition of the grass animations? [[User:Xelrog T. Apocalypse|- Xelrog T. Apocalypse]] ([[User talk:Xelrog T. Apocalypse|talk]]) 04:12, 4 January 2013 (UTC) | ||
I'm assuming that you're talking about Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. By "more violently", they mean the grass that flashes (or "glistens") when shook. The flashing is really a crude animation of leaves being tossed around. There are three types of shake patterns: one that shakes gently for a long period of time, one that shakes violently (and flashes) for a shorter period of time, and one that does not shake at all but sparkles instead (This contains a shiny Pokemon). | I'm assuming that you're talking about Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. By "more violently", they mean the grass that flashes (or "glistens") when shook. The flashing is really a crude animation of leaves being tossed around. There are three types of shake patterns: one that shakes gently for a long period of time, one that shakes violently (and flashes) for a shorter period of time, and one that does not shake at all but sparkles instead (This contains a shiny Pokemon). [[User:Saxorus|Saxorus]] ([[User talk:Saxorus|talk]]) 23:05, 2 June 2015 (UTC) | ||
== Poké Radar Shiny Probability Table == | == Poké Radar Shiny Probability Table == | ||