You have a chance of finding Shiny Rattata by getting the Snoozing Sleep Type during your Sleep Session. Read on to learn more about how to befriend Shiny Rattata and what Shiny Rattata looks like in Pokemon Sleep.

Shiny Rattata Color Comparison

Regular Rattata vs Shiny Rattata

Regular Rattata	Shiny Rattata

Shiny Rattata is easily distinguishable from the regular version. Shiny Rattata is green, whereas regular Rattata is purple.

On the Field

Shiny Rattata tends to blend into the grass since it is green. Colorblind players may have a difficult time spotting it, but the icons that appear on top of the Pokemon's head should still make it noticeable.

Rattata Sleep Type, Helping Stats, and All Sleep Styles

Shiny Rattata Sleep Styles

Star	Sleep Style
1★ 0019-1	Face-Scratching Sleep

Sleep Style Dex: List of All Pokemon Sleep Styles

How to Get Shiny Rattata in Pokemon Sleep

Move Around for Snoozing Sleep Type

To encounter Rattata after your sleep session, you need to have some movement during your sleep session to get the Snoozing Sleep Type.

It may be best to try to sleep normally to get this Sleep Type. However, if you are a naturally deep sleeper, you may want to move around a bit more before and after falling asleep.

Take note that getting this Sleep Type will only increase your chances of Rattata appearing. You will still have to rely on luck to find a Shiny Rattata.
All Snoozing Type Pokemon

Aim for a Balanced Sleep Type

It's ideal to aim for the specific Sleep Type of the Pokemon you're Shiny hunting to limit the Pokemon species that will appear after a sleep session. However, if getting a specific Sleep Type is difficult for you, you can opt to aim for the Balanced Sleep Type.

This is a mix of all three Sleep Types and is easy to get by sleeping normally. You are also more likely to get this Sleep Type by sleeping consistently as Sleep Types are determined by your past sleep data.

How to Get the Balanced Sleep Type Pattern

Research Areas

Research Areas
Greengrass Isle Snorlax Rating - Basic 1	Cyan Beach Snorlax Rating - Basic 1
Taupe Hollow Snorlax Rating - Basic 1	Snowdrop Tundra Snorlax Rating - Basic 1

List of All Research Areas

Rattata Incense

When doing your Weekly Missions, you may ocassionally be rewarded with a Pokemon Incense for particular Pokemon.

If you use a Rattata Incense during your sleep session, it will attract Rattata. You can then expect to find mainly Rattata to surround Snorlax during your sleep research. This can help increase your odds of finding a Shiny Rattata.

List of All Incense and How to Get Them

Good Camp Set

The Good Camp Set, obtained by using a Good Camp Ticket, provides a lot of good benefits for the week.

One benefit you get is to have an extra Pokemon appear after every sleep session. This additional Pokemon can help a lot with your Shiny hunting, since you are guaranteed to have at least four Pokemon appear even if your Sleep Score is low.

Good Camping Set Benefits: Is the Good Camp Ticket Worth It?

Have Two Sleep Sessions

You are allowed to have a maximum of two sleep sessions every day. Using both of your sessions daily is an optimal way to Shiny hunt, especially when your Snorlax Strength is still low.

Sleep Session Mechanics

Only One Biscuit Needed

Shiny Pokemon are always hungry, and feeding them any type of Biscuit always results in a mega hit. This means that you only need a single Biscuit to max out a Shiny Pokemon's Friendship, regardless of how many Friendship Points it would normally take.

Save your rare Biscuits, and use the easy-to-come-by Poke Biscuit or daily free Bonus Biscuit to befriend your Shiny Rattata.

Biscuit Guide: Befriend Pokemon Without Making Them Full

More Likely To Appear With a Low Snorlax Rating

Since Rattata is one of the first Pokemon available with a Basic Rating, it may be more beneficial to have a low Snorlax Rating when Shiny hunting Rattata.

The higher your Snorlax Rating, the more Pokemon species and Sleep Styles are made available. If you have a higher Rating, the common early-game Pokemon like Rattata may be harder to encounter.

Of course, you can't force your Snorlax Rating to stay the same. A low Snorlax rating will also hinder you from encountering more than three Pokemon at a time.

But since your Snorlax Rating resets every Monday, it may be ideal to Shiny hunt Rattata during the earlier days of the week.

Snorlax Strength and Ratings Guide

Shiny Rattata Odds in Pokemon Sleep

The odds for Shiny Pokemon in Pokemon Sleep are currently unknown, but it could well be similar to Pokemon GO's 1 in 450 odds.

Rattata is a very common Pokemon to find for Snoozing Type sleepers, so this may be one of the easier Pokemon to Shiny hunt.

Pokemon Sleep Related Guides

List of All Tips and Tricks

General Pokemon Sleep Tips

General Pokemon Sleep Tips
How to Get a Green Snorlax	Best Pokemon Tier List
Daily Routine Guide and Tips	How to Add Friends and Benefits
Is Premium Pass Worth It?	Is Pokemon Sleep Pay to Win?
Good Camping Set Benefits	How to Get a High Team RP
How to Level Up Pokemon Fast	How to Build the Best Helper Team
How to Evolve Pokemon	Best Time to Feed Snorlax
What Happens After Skipped Sleep Sessions	How to Link and Back Up Accounts
All Snorlax Colors	How to Use the Candy Boost Function
Best Team for Desserts and Drinks	All Max Level Caps and Upgrade Limits
Best Eeveelutions	Best Raikou Event Team
Best Salad Team	How to Use the Candy Cram-o-matic

Pokemon Sleep - Morning Tips

Pokemon Sleep - Morning Tips and Tricks
Biscuit Guide	Best Morning Helper Team
Best Time to Wake Up	-

Pokemon Sleep - Daytime Tips

Pokemon Sleep - Afternoon Tips and Tricks
Helper Pokemon Tips	Best Daytime Helper Team
When to Check Your Helper Pokemon	How to Keep Helper Pokemon Energized
How to Get More Ingredients	How to Get More Berries
Best Time for Second Sleep Session	-

Pokemon Sleep - Night (Sleeping) Tips

Pokemon Sleep - Night (Sleeping) Tips and Tricks
Best Bed Times	All Sleep Types and How to Get Each One
How to Do the Balanced Sleep Type Pattern	How to Do the Slumbering Sleep Type Pattern
How to Do the Snoozing Sleep Type Pattern	How to Do the Dozing Sleep Type Pattern
How to Play Pokemon Sleep Without Sleeping	Best Night Helper Team

Pokemon GO and Plus+ Tips

Pokemon GO and Plus+ Tips
How to Connect to Pokemon GO Plus+	How to Get Berries From Pokemon GO
How to Get Night Cap Snorlax	How to Get Night Cap Pikachu
Pokemon GO Plus+ Date Skip for Night Cap Snorlax	How Pokemon GO Plus+ Sleep Tracking Works
How to Turn On Silent Mode for Pokemon GO Plus+	-

Shiny Pokemon Guides

Shiny Hunting Guides
Shiny Snorlax Guide	Shiny Bulbasaur Guide	Shiny Rattata Guide
Shiny Bellsprout Guide	Shiny Pichu Guide	Shiny Igglybuff Guide
Shiny Togepi Guide	Shiny Mareep Guide	Shiny Larvitar Guide
Shiny Eevee Guide