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 Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2014 1:04 pm
Hey, so there are a few Pokemon that have different coloration for Pokemon of the same species. To name a few (if it's not all of them - I'm not sure honestly) there are Flaebe, Vivillon and Prisimillon.
Do the different colorations come from the evolution weather/area, or capture weather/area?
Also, how can you tell which ones are shiny and not just different colors? Especially with Prisimillon with all those different colorations.
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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2014 5:40 pm
For Vivillon and the Flabebe family, "shininess" changes a different part than the regular color variation (ie, the body color, not the wings/flowers). So you can have a Modern Vivillon with a white body, or a yellow flower Florges with purple legs. Wormadam seems to be the same.
...Shoutout to millions-of-variations Spinda, which recolors the distinctive patterns when shiny instead of just redoing the feet or something. @u@
Most species don't do that though. Shellos (East/West), Hippopotas(Female/Male), Nidoran (♀/♂) and Frillish (Female/Male) have separate shiny colors for each type. Meowstic(Female/Male) uses the same palette for both shiny genders, though they keep their unique eye colors.
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2014 1:07 am
For Wormadam changes the color of the black body, same as Burmy, but the cloaks should stay the same for shiny or non-shiny.
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