Does it mean anything?

[Xtra]

While playing Colloseum late last night, I noticed that two of my pokemon (Quilava and Noctowl) had more of a golden flash when they came out of their pokeballs rather than the light blue one that my other pokemon had.

Does it mean anything special?

 

[stizi]

yes there you have 2 shiny pokemon

 

[Xtra]

It's about time, too. I see thousands of pokemon since GSC, and no shinies (Except for Red Gyrados, and that doesn't count). I go in the gamecube game, and run into two of them.

 

[RandomSquirrel]

Either that or you used different pokeballs to catch the pokemon. Depending on which you use the colour changes when they are called out.

 

[Bulbatordile]

Yeah- different pokeballs.
Pokeball-Blue flash
Greatball-Gold flash
(I think it's this way around).
You'd know if you had a shiny because the pokemon would be a different colour than usual.
The flashes just show which ball was used like in the GBA games.

 

[chosen_one386]

You probably used a Great Ball to capture them with.

 

[Xtra]

That's what I thought, until I was told that they were shiny by 2 diffrent people. Now it looks like my first guess was right, and I'm still shiny-less

 

[Kana]

Yeah, it depends on what kind of ball you use.

Poke Ball = purple-ish blue
Great Ball = gold
Ultra Ball = green

etc.

 

[TheTurquoiseTauros!]

Man....I feel sorry for you.....But non less than the other shineyless people in the world.