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This page lists all the Shiny Pokemon you can encounter in the game Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX for Nintendo Switch. Read on to find out how to encounter Shiny Pokemon and how to get them on your team!
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Shinies are Pokemon whose colors are different from the usual Pokemon.
While shinies are rather rare compared to regular Pokemon, they aren't any stronger than Pokemon of the same species and level.
Shiny Pokemon tend to appear as Strong Foes in mystery dungeons. This also means that only a few kinds of Pokemon can be encountered as Shinies. For more information check out the article below.
List of Strong Foes and Rewards
Since Shiny Pokemon tend to show up as Strong Foes, you're going to need a high-levelled team that can defeat them.
Item | Effect |
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When this item is equipped, Pokemon you battle will be more likely to join you. It's also said that Shiny Pokemon will want to join you, too. It's only effective when the leader equips it, though. |
It hasn't been confirmed yet, but you might need to have a Friend Bow equipped in order to recruit Shiny Pokemon, especially since the Friend Bow's effect description explicitly mentions them.
However, even if it turns out that a Friend Bow isn't required to recruit Shiny Pokemon, we recommend having one equipped anyway as it increases the recruitment rate.
Other than their color palette, every condition is the same with a Strong Foe pokemon of the same type. Equip a Friend Bow, hunt them down and they will join your team eventually.
Dungeon Name | Strong Pokemon |
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Mt. Steel | Rapidash |
Sinister Woods | Ampharos |
Silent Chasm | Metagross |
Mt. Thunder | Dragonite |
Great Canyon | Ambipom |
Lapis Cave | Noctowl |
Mt. Blaze | Azumarill |
Frosty Forest | Spinda |
Mt. Freeze | Lickilicky |
Its pretty easy in the newer gen games, more ways to find 'em! I agree though the difficulty in this game is quite in the right spot
List of Shiny Pokemon and How to Get Them
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YES. It was hell in the original games I would have 3 playthroughs of Emerald dry of shiny pokemon. My last run on an emulator I had so many hours in (Pokemon Emerald), I have gold frontier badges but still no shiny pokemon!