Super happy for you!! Even though it's from the "nearly identical" camp of shinies, it's still pretty awesome! I scored 4 shiny Miltank with Pokeradar over the weekend after several broken chains, including a chain 36 break. Super stubborn little cows. burned through nearly 200 repels and All 4 had thick-fat for abilities.
@@LuckySparkles At least these cows can't trample me like the ones in real life. this is why I love my goats. I wish so badly I had the drawing skills to make my Ideal goat pokemon. Grass/Steel and Dimorphic lines. Males would have this beautiful mane/wreath of leaves and thorny vines around their neck and thick, shield like horns, Females would have a mohawk of leaves and flowers down their backs, shorter but sharp steel horns and a big flower for a tail. the first stage form would obviously have Cute-Charm OR a new ability called "giddy feet" that boosts speed and evasion every time it is hit with a physical attack. (Like stamina for mudbray) Adults would have Thick-Fat or Iron Barbs. (Hidden ability could maybe be Stamina, or make Thick Fat the HA) Male would be a physical attack and bulky wall but poor speed and meh Sp Def. Female would be the speedy glass canon. When used together, a move called "Tribal bond" would boost males speed and the female's defense. (Tribe is the colloquial term for a group of goats) Or go with some kind of Baton pass strategy.. The build would obviously be based on the giant south African meat breed goats like the Boer, Savannah and Kalahari Red. Colour would be based on the Boer. (Red head and white body.) The shiny would be like a Boer but black head and white body. and just to drive people nuts, give it the Spinda twist of a big spot on the body that moves around with each individual. :P Could be a big spot on the belly, a saddle patch on the back or could be a beautiful Oreo cookie patch. (colour on head and butt)
@@LuckySparkles I've been raising Goats for almost 9 years now and when I take them free range grazing, it's so fun to watch them. Designing a true goat pokemon would be awesome!
Super happy for you!! Even though it's from the "nearly identical" camp of shinies, it's still pretty awesome!
I scored 4 shiny Miltank with Pokeradar over the weekend after several broken chains, including a chain 36 break.
Super stubborn little cows. burned through nearly 200 repels and All 4 had thick-fat for abilities.
Yeah, even if the shiny sucks, I'll still hunt for it. Also, congrats on your herd of shiny blue cows! 😎
@@LuckySparkles At least these cows can't trample me like the ones in real life. this is why I love my goats.
I wish so badly I had the drawing skills to make my Ideal goat pokemon.
Grass/Steel and Dimorphic lines. Males would have this beautiful mane/wreath of leaves and thorny vines around their neck and thick, shield like horns, Females would have a mohawk of leaves and flowers down their backs, shorter but sharp steel horns and a big flower for a tail. the first stage form would obviously have Cute-Charm OR a new ability called "giddy feet" that boosts speed and evasion every time it is hit with a physical attack. (Like stamina for mudbray) Adults would have Thick-Fat or Iron Barbs. (Hidden ability could maybe be Stamina, or make Thick Fat the HA)
Male would be a physical attack and bulky wall but poor speed and meh Sp Def.
Female would be the speedy glass canon. When used together, a move called "Tribal bond" would boost males speed and the female's defense. (Tribe is the colloquial term for a group of goats)
Or go with some kind of Baton pass strategy..
The build would obviously be based on the giant south African meat breed goats like the Boer, Savannah and Kalahari Red.
Colour would be based on the Boer. (Red head and white body.)
The shiny would be like a Boer but black head and white body. and just to drive people nuts, give it the Spinda twist of a big spot on the body that moves around with each individual. :P Could be a big spot on the belly, a saddle patch on the back or could be a beautiful Oreo cookie patch. (colour on head and butt)
That's a lot of detail. You've really put a lot of thinking into that idea. 👀
@@LuckySparkles I've been raising Goats for almost 9 years now and when I take them free range grazing, it's so fun to watch them. Designing a true goat pokemon would be awesome!
Good god that looked grueling
Great job keeping the persistence
Yeah, it was a real grind for sure! Persistence is key when it comes to shiny hunting! ✨
Well done, you did it! Way to end that phase!
Yup. Would've been awful if it had been yet another shiny Pikachu after all those encounters. 😂