Acetylsalycilic acid
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Acetylsalycilic acid
Thanks, all! Cheers! When the grass rustles, sometimes it just wobbles a little, and sometimes it shakes and shines yellow. I was under the impression that was tha grass "sparkling" so I assumed I would have a better chance of catching a shiny in those spots. But that happens a fair bit.
My next question is why does the grass sometimes shake more and have a yellow tint? I can only assume that it means there is a bigger Pokemon there? I'll check serebii, but I would appreciate other's Insight...
Oh, Yep, David_Banner I did know about Acetylsalycilic acid, My boyfriend is a Chemist, so I've picked up a bit from him. I was going to say "I'll have a Bex and a lie-down" But I think Bex Powder (a common painkiller) is Australia specific, so no one would've understood me! (except any Australians born before 1985, If they were observant!)
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Sab.z answered:
1) yes if the grass is shiny and sparkling then it is most likely that there is a shiny Pokemon there.
2) no it doesnt mean that there is a bigger pokemon. It just means there is a Pokemon there just like the other results; but a yellow tint sometimes does mean shiny pokemon.
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actionreplaymaster answered:
That indicates a rarer type of Pokemon from the national dex in that spot! Although not always true, it works most of the time! Yay, my period key works again.
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v-gamer answered:
1. A hint to run into a shiny pokemon: chain it many times; this is done by running into a Pokemon, catching/defeating it (don't run away), and then go to the farthest patch away from you. Once you do that for a while (basically back and forth between patches), you'll be chaining pokemon. Once you've done that for a while, you should eventually run into the shiny version of that pokemon.
2. The grass with a light yellow tint could mean that the Pokemon in that patch is rarer; but I can't be too sure about that...
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