Shiny Events in der Theorie möglich??

Normalerweise ist das nicht möglich. Da man extra einstellt, dass sie nicht Shiny werden können, weil die Pokémon meist zu einem Film oder so verteilt wurden und sie da auch nicht Shiny waren..

Ich verschieb das Thema mal in den richtigen Bereich..

Ich hab mich da mal eingelesen und irgendwo mal gesehen, dass bei der Erstellung der PID in dem Moment, wo man das Pokemon im Supermarkt abholt für den Fall, dass tatsächlich ne PID für ein Shiny erstellt wird, "neu gewürfelt" wird und zwar solange, bis das Pokemon nicht Shiny ist.
Shiny-Events, die man direkt im Supermarkt abholt, sind deshalb unmöglich und alle, die im Umlauf sind, Cheats.
Ticket-Pokemon, die man im Spiel trifft und bekämpft (also Darkrai, Shaymin und theoretisch auch Arceus) können durchaus als Shinies erscheinen.

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Zitat

Taken from db.pokesav.org

The following article was written using SCV's research of mystery gift Pokémon. Credits for this article go to SCV.

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Well for a while now there has been a rumor circulating throughout various Pokémon communities about it being impossible to receive a shiny Pokémon from the green man, after using mystery gift.

Now, this rumor came with no real explanation as to the technical detail as to why they can't be shiny. So for many weeks, even months probably, we have been with the uncertainty about shiny mystery gift Pokémon, existing legitimately or not. We have even gotten PM's as recently as yesterday asking about this.

While we had tried previously to figure out what was going on with the generation of the PID and IVs of a mystery gift Pokémon, we did not get very far, because of some confusion and some misplaced assumptions.

So on the second attempt we took a different approach to our research...

First we identified the place in memory where the template for the mystery gift Pokémon is stored. Then we setup a breakpoint for whenever there was something written to the place where the PID is supposed to be stored.

After that it was just a matter of working backwards, each time seeing where that number was coming from.

In working backwards we found the place where the IVs calculation is done. This calculation is done normally. It takes the current seed and calls the PRNG twice to the determine IVs.

The PID is computed before that, so we had to keep moving backwards.

Eventually we found a place in memory where there was a shiny check it loaded two numbers which happen to be the PID and TID/SID and checks whether it is a shiny combination.

If it is then it calculates a new PID and if it is not then the game proceeds to generate the Pokémon with that PID.

The way with which it calculates the new PID is different than we expected, and this is why it eluded me.

Of course, the progress thus far did not tell me whether there was a link between the PID and the IVs.

So we tried to figure out where the PID was actually coming from.

We found the high bits of the seed for the PID were coming from the half word at 0x21D37B4 and the low bits of the seed for the PID come from the half-word at 0x4000100. We still did not see any place where the PRNG was being used to get those values.

Eventually we saw that the value at 0x4000100 can change a lot while the Pokémon is being generated. It seems to be a time stamp. All the while the PRNG seed does not change at all. Therefore we concluded that not only can mystery gift Pokémon not be shiny, but there is no correlation between their IVs and PID.

The implications of this are that any shiny mystery gift Pokémon is a hack unless it was set so that it is always shiny, that is, the only legit shiny mystery gift Pokémon available right now are the WCS Milotic, and that the IVs can be almost anything you want as long as the right seed was there.

One final note: The calculation of the PID is not similar to the chain shiny algorithm; more precisely, it is not "the same, except backwards".

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