Hey all!
I was recently browsing around the Pokemon sprites, watching what their shiny version was, when I got struck by the fact that legendaries have a shiny version. I still don't know how it makes sense, because, if a legendary is a Pokemon supposed to be one of a kind, you would only know one of the versions of the Pokemon, not both, as you will never see the opposite version, being this Pokemon unique and having no clones at all. I don't think it makes sense that shiny versions of the legendary Pokemon exist, unless Pokemon is hiding something, like for example, that Pokemons can acquire a shiny version of themselves throughout their lives.
I posted this in order to show, either a funny mistake by Pokemon, or to be corrected, since I might have misunderstood something, and, therefore, leaded myself to erroneous conclusions.
Any comment would be appreciated!
- Kaironzet
I was recently browsing around the Pokemon sprites, watching what their shiny version was, when I got struck by the fact that legendaries have a shiny version. I still don't know how it makes sense, because, if a legendary is a Pokemon supposed to be one of a kind, you would only know one of the versions of the Pokemon, not both, as you will never see the opposite version, being this Pokemon unique and having no clones at all. I don't think it makes sense that shiny versions of the legendary Pokemon exist, unless Pokemon is hiding something, like for example, that Pokemons can acquire a shiny version of themselves throughout their lives.
I posted this in order to show, either a funny mistake by Pokemon, or to be corrected, since I might have misunderstood something, and, therefore, leaded myself to erroneous conclusions.
Any comment would be appreciated!
- Kaironzet