Available Shiny Pokémon

These are all the current available Shiny Pokémon in Pokémon GO.
Check Our Shiny Pokémon FAQ below

New Shiny Release

Mankey

Primeape

Machop

Machoke

Machamp

Shiny Pokémon Available in Pokémon GO

Bulbasaur

Ivysaur

Venusaur

Charmander

Charmeleon

Charizard

Squirtle

Squirtle

Wartortle

Wartortle

Blastoise

Blastoise

Caterpie

Metapod

Butterfree

Pidgey

Pidgeotto

Pidgeot

Rattata

Raticate

Pichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Alolan Raichu

Pichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Pichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Pichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Pichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Pichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Sandshrew

Sandslash

Nidoran♀

Nidorina

Nidoqueen

Cleffa

Clefairy

Clefable

Psyduck

Golduck

Growlithe

Arcanine

Geodude

Graveler

Golem

Ponyta

Rapidash

Magnemite

Magneton

Grimer

Muk

Shellder

Cloyster

Gastly

Haunter

Gengar

Drowzee

Hypno

Krabby

Kingler

Cubone

Marowak

Alolan Marowak

Smoochum

Jynx

Elekid

Electabuzz

Electivire

Magby

Magmar

Magmortar

Pinsir

Magikarp

Gyarados

Eevee

Vaporeon

Jolteon

Flareon

Espeon

Umbreon

Eevee

Vaporeon

Jolteon

Flareon

Espeon

Umbreon

Omanyte

Omastar

Kabuto

Kabutops

Aerodactyl

Articuno

Zapdos

Moltres

Dratini

Dragonair

Dragonite

Chikorita

Bayleef

Meganium

Cyndaquil

Quilava

Typhlosion

Totodile

Croconaw

Feraligatr

Togepi

Togetic

Togekiss

Natu

Xatu

Mareep

Flaaffy

Ampharos

Azurill

Marill

Azumarill

Sunkern

Sunflora

Murkrow

Honchkrow

Misdreavus

Mismagius

Wynaut

Wobbuffet

Pineco

Forretress

Snubbull

Granbull

Swinub

Piloswine

Mamoswine

Delibird

Houndour

Houndoom

Larvitar

Pupitar

Tyranitar

Lugia

Ho-Oh

Poochyena

Mightyena

Zigzagoon

Linoone

Taillow

Swellow

Wingull

Pelipper

Makuhita

Hariyama

Sableye

Mawile

Aron

Lairon

Aggron

Meditite

Medicham

Plusle

Minun

Budew

Roselia

Roserade

Wailmer

Wailord

Spoink

Grumpig

Swablu

Altaria

Feebas

Milotic

Shuppet

Banette

Duskull

Dusclops

Dusknoir

Absol

Snorunt

Glalie

Froslass

Clamperl

Huntail

Gorebyss

Luvdisc

Beldum

Metang

Metagross

Latias

Kyogre

Groudon

Shinx

Luxio

Luxray

Drifloon

Drifblim

Meltan

Melmetal

FAQ

What are Shiny Pokémon?

A Shiny Pokémon is a Pokémon with a rare, alternative coloration. They are purely cosmetic and offer no advantage in battle. (Although they might fill your opponent with envy.)
In Pokémon GO, only select species of Pokémon have shiny variants at the moment. As time goes on, Niantic will release more of them through events. It should be noted that Niantic doesn’t determine the coloration of these Pokémon. They were algorithmically produced by The Pokémon Company for the handheld games. Shinies were first found in Pokémon Gold and Silver.

Are Shiny Pokémon limited time/only during events?

Nope! Once a Pokémon’s Shiny variant is released in Pokémon GO, there is always a chance that species can be shiny.
eg. Shiny Charmander was released during May’s Community Day but you can still catch or hatch a Shiny.

Will the same Pokémon be Shiny for everyone who encounters it?

No. Everyone’s shiny encounters are unique. Whether or not a Pokémon is shiny is determined independently per player.

What are the chances of catching or encountering a Shiny Pokémon?

It is unknown exactly what is the probability of encountering a Shiny Pokémon. However it has been put in the ballpark of 1 in 450 encounters.
Hatching and Raid encounters rates are also unknown but could possibly be similar. The exception for these rates are during Community Day where the featured Pokémon has increased Shiny encounter rates and in Raid encounters featuring Raid exclusive Pokémon like Lugia, Ho-Oh, or Mawile.

I’m having trouble finding Shiny Pokémon. Is there anything I can do to increase my chances?

The best way to increase your chances is simply encountering or ‘shiny checking’ lots of possible Shiny Pokémon. You don’t even have to catch them if you’re low on Poké Balls or Berries.
People can sometimes have seen 1000 Pokémon for one particular Shiny species with no Shiny to show for it. However to be 95% sure you encounter at least one shiny, you would need to check at least 1350 of them. (Refer to this TheSilphRoad thread for the explanation of this statement.) This doesn’t mean you can’t find one unless you encounter that many but it shows that even 1000 encounters doesn’t guarantee one. You could catch 4 shinies in 500 encounters or none in a 1000. That’s just how probability works.
Remember: Shiny Pokémon are really rare and not everyone will be able to collect every single one. It’s better to think of them as a nice thing to have. Good luck and cheer on your fellow trainers when they find one.