Can you save whilst using the Masuda Method?
I've wondered this for a while, but when I searched on Google I couldn't find what exactly I was looking for.
So can any one tell me can you save during the Masuda method?
Best Answer
Breeding Pokémon according to the Masuda Method (that is, breeding two Pokémon from different nationalities to boost the chances of receiving a shiny Pokémon) does not disable your game's save function.
Furthermore, saving and quitting then loading at any point in the process will have no effect on the chances of you receiving a shiny Pokémon.
The Masuda Method's effects occur at the moment the egg is handed to you at the daycare. Although you won't know whether the hatchling will be shiny until the egg hatches, it has already been determined and that information will be saved if you save your game.
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Can you save while doing Masuda method?
The Masuda Method's effects occur at the moment the egg is handed to you at the daycare. Although you won't know whether the hatchling will be shiny until the egg hatches, it has already been determined and that information will be saved if you save your game.Can you break Masuda method?
Yes, turning off the game is perfectly fine. No such thing as a cycle exists with the Masuda method. You do not need to chain eggs like you need to chain encounters with the PokeRadar or by chain fishing.How many eggs on average for Masuda method?
Math: it takes an average of 473 eggs to breed a shiny through Masuda Method since Gen. VI. : r/pokemon.How rare is a Masuda method shiny?
The rate for a Masuda Shiny Pok\xe9mon is 1 in 682.7 and 1 in 512 with the Shiny Charm. Pok\xe9mon Sword and Shield is available now for Nintendo Switch.How To EASILY Breed For Shiny Pokemon - Masuda Method \u0026 Fast Breeding Guide
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