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Overview

A brief look at how Pinsir sprites have changed over the years.

 

Generation 8

Normal Shiny
Home
Mega Pinsir
Mega Pinsir
Brilliant Diamond
Shining Pearl 		—
Sword
Shield 		—

Generation 7

Normal Shiny
Let’s Go Pikachu
Let’s Go Eevee 		—
Ultra Sun
Ultra Moon
Sun
Moon
Mega Pinsir
Mega Pinsir

Generation 6

Normal Shiny
Bank
Mega Pinsir
Mega Pinsir
GO
Mega Pinsir
Mega Pinsir
Omega Ruby
Alpha Sapphire
Mega Pinsir
Mega Pinsir
X
Y
Mega Pinsir
Mega Pinsir

Generation 5

Normal Shiny Back Back, Shiny
Black
White
Black 2
White 2
Black
White
Animated

Generation 4

Normal Shiny Back Back, Shiny
HeartGold
SoulSilver
Platinum
Diamond
Pearl

Generation 3

Normal Shiny Back Back, Shiny
Emerald
FireRed
LeafGreen
Ruby
Sapphire

Generation 2

Normal Shiny Back Back, Shiny
Crystal
Gold
Silver

Generation 1

Normal Back
Yellow
Colorized
Colorized
Red
Blue
Colorized
Colorized

Pinsir Raid Guide For Pokémon GO Players: August 2022

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The Bug Out! 2022 event is live in Pokémon GO. In addition to bringing forth the release of Chill Drive Genesect in Tier Five Raids and Mega Scizor in Mega Raids, we also have an infestation of bugs in Tier Three raids. With this Raid Guide, you can prepare a team to take on and defeat Pinsir, perfect your catching strategy, and understand  Pinsir’s Shiny rate.

Pinsir in Pokémon GO. Credit: Niantic

Top Pinsir Counters

Pokebattler, which calculates all possible combinations of Pokémon and moves, lists the top 10 Pinsir counters as such:

  • Mega Charizard Y: Fire Spin, Blast Burn
  • Shadow Moltres: Fire Spin, Sky Attack
  • Shadow Ho-Oh: Incinerate, Brave Bird
  • Mega Pidgeot: Gust, Brave Bird
  • Shadow Entei: Fire Fang, Overheat
  • Mega Charizard X: Fire Spin, Blast Burn
  • Shadow Charizard: Fire Spin, Blast Burn
  • Staraptor: Gust, Brave Bird
  • Reshiram: Fire Fang, Overheat
  • Chandelure: Fire Spin, Overheat

It is recommended to power up your counters as much as possible, but creating that amount of strong Shadow Pokémon with their moves unlocked is a tall order for even the most practiced players. Here are ten additional non-Shadow and non-Mega counters that can help take down Pinsir with efficiency.

  • Moltres: Fire Spin, Sky Attack
  • Rampardos: Smack Down, Rock Slide
  • Purified Apex Ho-Oh: Incinerate, Sacred Fire++
  • Darmanitan: Fire Fang, Overheat
  • Rayquaza: Air Slash, Hurricane
  • Rhyperior: Smack Down, Rock Wrecker
  • Entei: Fire Fang, Overheat
  • Blazkien: Fire Spin, Blast Burn
  • Terrakion: Smack Down, Rock Slide
  • Emboar: Ember, Blast Burn

How Many Trainers Are Needed?

Pinsir can be defeated by solo trainers if you use the above counters. Fire and Flying are the best options. If you cannot guarantee the top counters with maxed-out CP and the best moves, I would suggest either pairing with another trainer or investing Stardust in powerful Pokémon.

Using the Circle Lock Technique to guarantee Great or Excellent throws, along with Golden Razz Berries, is the best way to catch Pokémon.

Shiny Odds

Pinsir is thought to have the standard, unboosted Shiny rate of one in 500.

Happy raiding, fellow trainers!

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Pokemon Go Shiny List includes some of the rarest Pokémon in the franchise. And while the games in the main series have their own ways to get them, to be honest, they are a little easier to find in Pokemon Go.

With Pokemon Go’s ongoing events, getting a Shiny Pokémon is relatively easy, and it’s very attractive to trainers who want to get every Pokémon in their Shiny Pokédex.

There are hundreds of Pokémon and Shiny that can be obtained in Pokemon Go over eight generations, and this guide will help trainers catch them effectively and list all that can be caught in the popular mobile game.

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How to get shiny Pokemon in Pokemon Go

If you’ve been playing Pokemon Go for a long time and have never stumbled upon a sparkle, don’t be surprised. Pokemon Go’s chance of being shiny is roughly 1 in 450. This means that every time you click on a Pokemon to catch it in Pokemon Go — if it has a shiny version — there is a 1 in 450 chance that it will be shiny.

However, on Pokemon Go Community Day, those odds skyrocket to 1 in 25. A Community Day happens once a month in Pokemon Go when a particular Pokemon floods the streets and pops up pretty much everywhere. Along with the other perks normally found during Community Day, Pokemon Go Glitter is becoming much more popular and you should be out of luck if you don’t find any Glitter during Community Day.

You won’t know if you’ve found a Shiny Pokémon or not until you click on it and enter combat. If the color change is minor, you’ll also know you’ve found a shiny one if a bunch of sparks fly out of the Pokémon before you throw the first ball. Once you’ve caught a shiny Pokemon Go, you can search for «shiny» in your Pokemon list to show you the full list of shiny Pokemon Go.

Complete Pokemon Go Brilliant List

All of the Pokemon in our Pokemon Go shiny list below can be found as shiny in Pokemon Go, including how you get them all as some of them are exclusive to raids or eggs. Currently, all evolutions cannot be considered brilliant — the only exceptions are Pikachu, Nidorina, Nidokuin and Alolan Exeggutor.

Pokemon Go Gen 1 Glitter Kanto

  1. Glitter Bulbasaur — Any Encounter
  2. Shiny Ivysaur — Evolution
  3. Shiny Venusaur — Evolution
  4. Shiny Charmander — Any Encounter
  5. Shiny Charmeleon — Evolution
  6. Shiny Charizard — Evolution
  7. Shiny Squirtle — Any Encounter
  8. Shiny Wartortle — Evolution
  9. Shiny Blastoise — Evolution
  10. Shiny Caterpillar — Any Encounter
  11. Shiny Metapod — Evolution
  12. Shiny Butterfree — Evolution
  13. Shiny Weedle — Any Encounter
  14. Shiny Kakuna — Evolution
  15. Brilliant Beedrill — Evolution
  16. Shiny Pidgey — Any Encounter
  17. Brilliant Pidgeotto — Evolution
  18. Brilliant Pidgeot — Any Encounter
  19. Shiny Rattata — Any Encounter
  20. Shiny Raticate — Any Encounter
  21. Brilliant Spearow — Any Encounter
  22. Shiny Fearow — Evolution
  23. Shiny Ekans — Any Encounter
  24. Shiny Arbok — Evolution
  25. Shiny Pikachu — Any Encounter
  26. Shiny Raichu — Evolution
  27. Shiny Sandshrew — Any Encounter
  28. Shiny Sandslash — Evolution
  29. Shiny Nidoran F — Any Encounter
  30. Shiny Nidorina — Evolution
  31. Shiny Nidoquin — Evolution
  32. Shiny Nidoran M — Any Encounter
  33. Shiny Nidorino — Any Encounter
  34. Shiny Nidoking — Evolution
  35. Shiny Clefairy — Evolution
  36. Shiny Clefable — Evolution
  37. Shiny Vulpix — Any Encounter
  38. Shiny Ninetales — Evolution
  39. Shiny Jigglypuff — Any Encounter
  40. Shiny Wigglytuff — Evolution
  41. Shiny Zubat — Any Encounter
  42. Brilliant Golbat — Evolution
  43. Shiny Oddish — Any Encounter
  44. Brilliant Darkness — Any Encounter
  45. Brilliant Vileplume — Evolution
  46. Shiny Paras — Any Encounter
  47. Shiny Parasect — Evolution
  48. Shiny Venonat — Any Encounter
  49. Shiny Venomoth — Evolution
  50. Brilliant Diglett — Any Encounter
  51. Shiny Dugtrio — Evolution
  52. Shiny Meowth — Any Encounter
  53. Brilliant Persian — Evolution
  54. Shiny Psyduck — Any Encounter
  55. Shiny Goldak — Evolution
  56. Brilliant Munky — Any Encounter
  57. Shiny Primeape — Evolution
  58. Brilliant Growlite — Any Encounter
  59. Brilliant Arcanine — Evolution
  60. Brilliant Poliwag — Any Encounter
  61. Shiny Polywirl — Evolution
  62. Brilliant Polivrat — Evolution
  63. Shiny Abra — Any Encounter
  64. Shiny Kadabra — Evolution
  65. Shiny Alakazam — Evolution
  66. Shiny Machop — Any Encounter
  67. Shiny Top — Evolution
  68. Shiny Machamp — Evolution
  69. Brilliant Bell Sprout — Any Encounter
  70. Shiny Crying Bell — Evolution
  71. Shiny Viktribel — Evolution
  72. Shiny Tentacool — Any Encounter
  73. Shiny Tentacruel — Evolution
  74. Shiny Geodude — Any Encounter
  75. Shiny Graveller — Evolution
  76. Shiny Golem — Evolution
  77. Shiny Ponyta — Any Encounter
  78. Shiny Rapidash — Evolution
  79. Shiny Slowpoke — Any Encounter
  80. Shiny Slowbro — Any Encounter
  81. Brilliant Magnemite — Any Encounter
  82. Shiny Magneton — Evolution
  83. Shiny Farfetch’d — Any Encounter
  84. Brilliant Doduo — Any Encounter
  85. Shiny Dodrio — Evolution
  86. Shiny Seel — Any Encounter
  87. Shiny Deugong — Evolution
  88. Shiny Make-Up — Any Encounter
  89. Shiny Mook — Evolution
  90. Shiny Shellder — Any Encounter
  91. Shiny Cloister — Evolution
  92. Shiny Gastly — Any Encounter
  93. Shiny Ghost — Evolution
  94. Shiny Gengar — Evolution
  95. Brilliant Onyx — Any Encounter
  96. Shiny Drowzy — Any Encounter
  97. Brilliant Hypno — Evolution
  98. Shiny Krabby — Any Encounter
  99. Shiny Kingler — Evolution
  100. Shiny Volthorb — Any Encounter
  101. Brilliant Electrode — Evolution
  102. Shiny Exeggcute — Any Encounter
  103. Shiny Exeggutor — Evolution
  104. Shiny Cubone — Any Encounter
  105. Brilliant Marowak — Evolution
  106. Brilliant Hitmonlee — Any Encounter
  107. Shiny Hitmonchan — Any Encounter
  108. Shiny Lickitung — Any Encounter
  109. Brilliant Coffing — Any Encounter
  110. Shiny Weezing — Evolution of
  111. Brilliant Rhyhorn — Any Encounter
  112. Shiny Raydon — Evolution
  113. Shiny Chansey — Any Encounter
  114. Shiny Tangela — Any Encounter
  115. Shiny Kangaskhan — Any Encounter
  116. Shiny Horsea — Any Encounter
  117. Shiny Seadra — Evolution
  118. Shiny Goldeneen — Any Encounter
  119. Brilliant Seaking — Evolution of
  120. Shiny Staryu — Any Encounter
  121. Shiny Starmy — Evolution
  122. Brilliant Mr Mime — Any Encounter
  123. Shiny Scyther — Any Encounter
  124. Shiny Jynx — Any Encounter
  125. Shiny Electabuzz — Any Encounter
  126. Shiny Magmar — Any Encounter
  127. Shiny Pinseer — Any Encounter
  128. Shiny Tauros — Any Encounter
  129. Shiny Magikarp — Any Encounter
  130. Shiny Gyarados — Any Encounter
  131. Shiny Lapras — Any Encounter
  132. Shiny Ditto — Any Encounter
  133. Brilliant Evie — Any Encounter
  134. Shiny Vaporeon — Evolution
  135. Shiny Jolteon — Evolution
  136. Shiny Flareon — Evolution
  137. Brilliant Porygon — Any Encounter
  138. Brilliant Omanite — Any Encounter
  139. Brilliant Omastar — Evolution
  140. Shiny Kabuto — Any Encounter
  141. Shiny Kabutops — Evolution
  142. Brilliant Aerodactyl — Any Encounter
  143. Shiny Snorlax — Any Encounter
  144. Brilliant Articuno — Any Encounter
  145. Shiny Zapdos — Any Encounter
  146. Shiny Moltres — Any Encounter
  147. Shiny Dratini — Any Encounter
  148. Shiny Dragonair — Evolution
  149. Brilliant Dragonite — Evolution
  150. Mewtwo — Any Encounter
  151. Mew — Special Event

everything you need to know about the Bug Out event — GmodZ.

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Want to know everything about error detection in Pokemon Go ? Once you start playing Pokemon Go , you will want to stay in this game for a long time. Because in addition to the hundreds of unique Pokémon you can get for your collection, new events and holidays are constantly taking place in the game to make your gameplay fun and varied. One such event is the Bug Out Event, which is not the first time that Pokemon Go has been held. This time you will have the opportunity to fight the new raid boss Mega Shizor and get to know the new Pokémon named Grubbin and its evolutionary forms. But this is only the beginning, and if you want to know everything about error detection in Pokemon Go , keep reading our guide.

Everything you need to know about Pokemon Go Bug Detection

New Bug Pokemon Go exit event will run from August 10, 2022 at 10:00 AM local time until August 16, 2022 at 8:00 PM ET local time. During this period, many Bug-type Pokémon will appear much more frequently, there will be themed raids everywhere, and you can also gain more experience by hunting these small Bug-type Pokémon. But let’s talk about everything in order.

New Pokémon will debut in the Bug Out event

Three new Pokémon will appear in Pokémon Go . Small Grubbin and its two subsequent evolutions: Charjabug and Vikavolt. You can get Grubbin in the wild. To get Charjabug, you must evolve Grubbin by spending 25 Grubbin Candy. As for Vikavolt, you have to evolve Charjabug by spending 100 Grubbin candies next to an active Magnetic Lure Module.

Features of the Bug Out event

There will be several useful features during the Bug Out event. for players:

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Bug Removal Event Gathering Challenge

Each player will be able to unlock the Bug Catcher Pose and get 15,000 XP if they can complete the Pokémon Bug Collection Challenge. Bug Pokémon will spawn everywhere, so completing the challenge is easy. But if you’re still not on time, you can buy the Bug Catcher Pose from the in-game store after the event.

Bug Out Event

As we said earlier, thematic raids of various levels were everywhere during the Bug Out Event. You can get a lot of strong Beetle-type Pokémon in your collection if you visit each Raid:

  • One-Star Raids : Paras (Brilliant), Pineko (Brilliant), Yoltic.
  • Three Star Raids : Venomoth, Pinsir (Brilliant), Forretress, Shackle (Brilliant).
  • Five Star Raids : Genesect (Chill Drive)
  • Mega raids : Mega Scizor.
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