Fans have fallen in love with the shiny Pokemon in "Pokemon Sun and Moon" and they can't wait to get their hands on it! No one ever said that it would be easy to "catch 'em all," especially these types of rare creatures, so here are some tips on how to obtain shiny Pokemon in a way that's hassle-free!
It's no secret that it's extremely difficult to catch shiny Pokemon in "Pokemon Sun and Moon" so players often give up without even trying. But it's really quite easy to obtain a Shiny Charm and attract these kinds of pocket monsters. Before anything else, you need to complete the Alola Pokedex. When you're done, go to Heahea City and see the Game Director in the second floor of the structure to the left of the Dimensional Research Lab. It might take awhile before he stamps all pages of your passport but just keep talking to him. As a reward for finishing the Pokedex, he'll give you the Shiny Charm!
Another way, according to PokeMEN is to reach Rank III and visit Isle Abeens and get as many Pokebeans as a "Pokemon Sun and Moon" player can. Put them in the cart and this will attract a lot of different Pokemon. Keep returning here every couple of hours or so and there is a good chance that you'd run into a shiny Pokemon.
'Pokemon' timeline messed up? What happens after 'Pokemon Sun and Moon'?
According to iDigitalTimes, it seems like the actual timeline of the Pokemon universe has strayed from the original plan. In 2014, Toshinobu Matsuya tweeted that the Pokemon games go in this order: Fire Red/ Leaf Green/ Omega Ruby/ Alpha Sapphire, Heartgold/ Soulsilver/ Diamond/ Pearl, Black/White, Black 2/White 2/X/Y. It's uncertain where "Pokemon Sun and Moon" fits in.
Apparently, the "Pokemon" universe has "diverged into multiple realities." If this is the case, then the report speculated then there would be some big differences in the succeeding games such as an evil spirit that can't be defeated and open up a portal like Hoopas. For now, gamers can only guess what will happen in the "Pokemon" universe. Stay tuned for more details on "Pokemon Sun and Moon."