Not looking specifically for any shinies right now, but I did have a dream that I randomly encountered a shiny Boldore. In my dream I was pretty hyped and ended up recording it lol.
Heh, I get those all the time. Not long ago I had a dream that I fished up a shiny Crawdaunt, for whatever reason. So I attempted to replicate it in real life, only to wind up with a shiny Gyarados instead. Ah well!
And then two-ish weeks ago I dreamt that I encountered a shiny Rayquaza...sooooo I suppose I had better attempt that sometime soon.
So aside from that, I've 'decided' on Shinx as my next MM, and I put the word decided in inverted commas for a reason;
I've been on a mission to own one of every Pokemon (excluding most event legendaries I don't have) in order in my PC. Whilst obtaining Pokemon for this a few days ago, I randomly got asked for trades as you do, and I decided to accept. He put up a shiny Shinx, and I decided to see if he was bluffing or not - much to my surprise, I put up a Garden Vivillon and he accepted.
So I now owned a shiny Shinx. The thing is, I view my shinies as some sort of conquest rather than the end result for the most part, which is why I don't chain fish all that much. It's about the journey, and I like my shinies having my own game as origin. I figured someone else would enjoy it more than myself, so I put it up on the GTS for a Yveltal, which I didn't have, and it was accepted.
I don't regret it one bit, because now I have a Yveltal, however it has now inspired me to obtain a shiny Shinx of my very own now that I've had the pleasure of owning one temporarily.
Once I'm done with that, whenever that might be, I'm going to hop on to the idea of RNGing my next load of potential shiny Pokemon choices. I think the way I will approach it is by randomly generating six Pokemon names (INCLUDING legendaries, but not impossible/events of course), and then my challenge is complete when I obtain four of my own choosing, allowing for some sort of margin of comfort but not by too much. Then I move onto another batch of six.