How to Chain Shiny Pokemon
1. You will have to get a PokeRadar (which you obtain at PalPark once you have beaten the
game)
2. You will need to get some super/max repels at the mart...probably about 40-50.
3. You cannot ride the bike and radar, so deselect it if you have it hotkeyed(registered).
4. Find a large, and mostly square area of grass that contains the Pokemon you want to chain...
5. Use a repel, repels should be at the top of the items list for easy access
6. Hotkey(register) the PokeRadar for easy access. activate your PokeRadar and go to a patch of grass...
7. If it's not the Pokemon you are looking for run from the battle.(this will break your chain)
8. Walk 50 steps to recharge the radar, you will have to do this often. pay attention to the way a patch shakes before entering a battle.
9.Once you battle and faint(or catch) the Pokemon you want to chain your chain has begun..
10. After you have fainted or caught the pokemon you will see 4 grass patches move(unless your standing near an edge)...
11. You want to go to the patch of grass that matches the shake of your original patch and is four or more squares away in any direction.
12.DO NOT go into patches..
That touch together
Are on the border of the grass area(or against trees)
That are too far away, if you walk out of a certain range it will break your chain.
That do not match the shake pattern of your original patch.
11. If no patches are suitable then reboot(50 steps) your PokeRadar and use it again.(it
will not break your chain) The safest way to do this is walk back and forth between a safe patch and and where you were standing. (DO NOT walk directly upward after a battle, you may not see a patch move).
12. There is a PokeChain app. in your Poketch...That tells you how big your chain is..
13. When your chain gets to about forty or higher stop increasing the chain higher...
14. Instead reboot the PokeRadar and scan for Flashing Patches...
15. When you see a Flashing Patch it is a shiny...(you will know don't worry)
EXTRAS: Sometimes the chain will end for seemingly no reason at all, so don't get frustrated.
Remember to pay attention and to always look at the screen after each battle scene.
You might want to grab a Pokemon with High PP and level because your going to be battling
a lot of Pokemon which need to be OHKOe'd.
Patches come in two forms of shaking; glittering(fast) and non-glittering(slow). Slow patches are easier to distinguish from others so they are suggested.
Also hear is a chart that is supposedly true, but it's only superstition
X 4 4 4 X 4 4 4 X
4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4
4 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 4
4 3 2 1 1 1 2 3 4
X 3 2 1 U 1 2 3 X
4 3 2 1 1 1 2 3 4
4 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 4
4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4
X 4 4 4 X 4 4 4 X
Hope this Guide Helped Have a nice Day...... Thanks too: BeastOf2000 and DuderPlease for making this guide happen!
