How to get every new Shiny form in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet add new Shiny variations for players to hunt down and capture. Below is a list of all new Shiny Pokemon around the Paldea region, and how players can catch them.

Shiny hunting is one of the most popular mechanics of modern Pokemon games. Players spend time hunting down alternately colored Pokemon species to catch and add to teams, and even obtain ways to improve the Shiny odds of different games. Pokemon Scarlet & Violet have added plenty of new Shiny species for trainers to hunt down, and a new way to boost Shiny encounters.

The base Shiny odds for Pokemon Scarlet & Violet are a possible 1/4096. This means the chance of bumping into a Shiny without any boosts is very low. While Pokemon will now appear Shiny in the overworld of Paldea, finding a full-odds random spawn is still a special treat.

However, players can improve their odds by crafting sandwiches with the “Sparkling Power” after they have beaten the game, by increasing the spawn of certain types with the sandwich “Encounter Power”, and by unlocking the Shiny Charm after completing the Paldea National Pokedex.

Be sure to check out our Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Shiny hunting guide and our Best shiny sandwich recipes so that you can start catching ’em all in the most efficient way.

Every new Shiny Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

Below is every new Shiny variation players can encounter while exploring Paldea:

Pokemon	Shiny Form	Huntable?
Sprigatito		Breeding Only
Floragato		Evo Only
Meowscarada		Evo Only
Fuecoco		Breeding Only
Crocalor		Evo Only
Skeledirge		Evo Only
Quaxly		Breeding Only
Quaxwell		Evo Only
Quaquaval		Evo Only
Lechonk		Yes
Oinkologne		Yes
Tarountula		Yes
Spidops		Yes
Nymble		Yes
Lokix		Yes
Pawmi		Yes
Pawmo		Yes
Pawmot		Evo Only
Paldean Wooper		Yes
Clodsire		Yes
Tandemaus		Yes
Maushold		Evo Only
Fidough		Yes
Dachsbun		Yes
Smoliv		Yes
Dolliv		Yes
Arboliva		Evo Only
Squawkabilly		Yes
Nacli		Yes
Naclstack		Yes
Garganacl		Yes
Charcadet		Yes
Armarouge		Evo Only
Ceruledge		Evo Only
Tadbulb		Yes
Bellibolt		Yes
Wattrel		Yes
Kilowattrel		Yes
Dudunsparce		Yes
Farigiraf		Yes
Maschiff		Yes
Mabosstiff		Yes
Shroodle		Yes
Grafaiai		Yes
Bramblin		Yes
Brambleghast		Evo Only
Toedscool		Yes
Toedscruel		Yes
Capsakid		Yes
Scovillain		Yes
Rellor		Yes
Rabsca		Evo Only
Flittle		Yes
Espathra		Yes
Tinkatink		Yes
Tinkatuff		Yes
Tinkaton		Evo Only
Klawf		Yes
Wiglett		Yes
Wugtrio		Yes
Bombirdier		Yes
Finizen		Yes
Palafin		Evo Only
Varoom		Yes
Revavroom		Yes
Cyclizar		Yes
Orthworm		Yes
Glimmet		Yes
Glimmora		Yes
Greavard		Yes
Houndstone		Yes
Flamigo		Yes
Cetoddle		Yes
Cetitan		Yes
Kingambit		Evo Only
Dondozo		Yes
Tatsugiri		Yes
Paldean Tauros		Yes
Great Tusk		Yes
Scream Tail		Yes
Brute Bonnet		Yes
Flutter Mane		Yes
Slither Wing		Yes
Sandy Shocks		Yes
Iron Treads		Yes
Iron Bundle		Yes
Iron Hands		Yes
Iron Jugulis		Yes
Iron Moth		Yes
Iron Thorns		Yes
Frigibax		Yes
Arctibax		Yes
Baxcalibur		Evo Only
Gimmighoul		No
Gholdengo		Evo Only
Wo-Chien		No
Chien-Pao		No
Ting-Lu		No
Chi-Yu		No
Roaring Moon		Yes
Iron Valiant		Yes
Koraidon		No
Miraidon		No
Annihilape		Evo Only

So, there you have it — that’s all of the Shiny forms in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet so far!

Be sure to check out the additional guides below for all of the latest tips and tricks to help you out in Gen 9:

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Sandwich recipes | Gym order in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet | Where to find Igglybuff, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff & Paradox Form in Scarlet & Violet | How to get Misreavus, Mismagius & Flutter Mane | How to get Delibird & Iron Bundle | How to get Makuhita, Hariyama & Iron Hands | How to get Basculin & Basculegion | Where to find Swablu & Altaria in Scarlet & Violet | Where to find Sneasel, Weavile & Sneasler | Where to find Orthworm | Where to find Mimikyu in Scarlet & Violet | Where to find Ditto in Scarlet & Violet | How to get Eevee & Eeveelutions in Scarlet & Violet | Where to find Fidough & Dachsbun | How to get all starters in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet