I never fully understood Dream World...you need a computer, right?

I'll just consult Serebii and Bulbapeida. Between the two of them I'm sure I'll come to understand.

You think you feel bad,
I have every rare Berry and Battle items thier is.
Their harder to get then a blue Mew (I have six of them)
My Old team is needs those berries to stand a chance in battle, since I train only Poison types.

This is bad. I can access Nintendo Wifi from my room in my apartment, but I don't have a computer, and where there is a computer in my apartment complex, it's out of range of the Nintendo Wi-fi- compatible spot my room is in. No!! How will I be able to access Dream World??

You can grow them in Dream World, actually.

Do you Guys know about these "Wings Power ups"
You find them at Bridgies
They may come in handy

Holy dang, has anyone else realized how overpowered Excadrill is?? Seriously, mine is only lvl. 31 and it has 134 ATK and no i don't EV train. HOLY DANG!!

Hi guys, I've got a question about shinies in relation to the Masuda Method. When you breed a Japanese and English Pokemon together and get an egg, is the shininess of the Pokemon in the egg determined when the egg is created or when the egg hatches? I ask because I have a bunch of Feebas eggs and I was thinking of just getting a group of them very close to hatching then just saving and resetting if none of the eggs hatch to reveal shinies.

It's determined when you pick up the Egg from the Day-Care Man.

How do people find out these things? I mean, I'm sure you found out from a site or word of mouth, but how do the sites find out about this stuff? o.O

The coding I'd assume, unless the devs themselves told someone. But yeah, it's when you receive the egg, it's nature, stats, IVs and stuff is all determined.

Edit: It could also be if someone saved right before the egg hatched and then tried to reset for a nature or whatever and realized nothing about it changed.

There similar to proteins. I don't use them do just sell them for extra cash 1500 per wing is awesome. I though you could only get 1 wing item and then they were gone but no they respawn.

A member of Gamefreak, Junichi Musada or something, revealed it, hence the name 'Musada Method'.

Don't expect a shiny right off the bat do. On my SS I been trying to hatch a shiny poliwag using the "Masuda Method" for awhile. Where talking 13 boxes and counting. Still no shiny.

The chances of getting a shiny using the Masuda method are actually higher in B/W than in the 4th gen games.

It's completely pointless to try to get a shiny Pokémon on purpose. In the Sinnoh games you can get them with long streaks using the Pokéradar. But using the Pokéradar was a form of self-torture in itself. In this game the rustling grass is just random but at least you're guaranteed something rare even though it may not be a shiny.

Just get them if you run into them, trying to get them on purpose is wasting precious time of your life. The Masuda method is only a technique that makes an infinitely low chance of it happening slightly less of an infinitely low chance of it happening.

It is rather easy when you know what to do and not to do. Always head for the farthest patch, don't switch from glittering to rustling patches and don't use the Radar in a corner. My first shiny always showed up within an hour and once you've chained 40 Pokémon, you can just reset the Radar over and over until you see another shiny patch. My record is 11 shiny Stantler and I remember some girl from the GameFaqs message boards who caught 133 shiny Eevee. It took her 2-3 days though.

I really can't be bothered to do such a thing. Still, in Black/White, there's no PokéRadar to do it. My streaks of the same Pokémon never got much further than five. And even if you pick the furthest patch of grass, it's fairly rare to meet the rare PokéRadar exclusive pokémon. It's just to tedious for me to bother with all that stuff. I don't really care for shinies anyway. I capture them when I happen to come across one but it's not a priority to collect them.

There's a video of a guy who's game had Prof. Juniper encounter a shiny Patrat lol

Too bad he can't trade her for it. That must suck though... It's like the game is laughing at your face.

Is that possible. Many people hack the Pokémon games you know. But it'd be funny if it happened.

It's possible just like that Hoenn trainer in RS that you help catch a Ralts.If your lucky(or unlucky?) enough the Ralts can be a shiny.