When it came to the Game Boy’s limitations, Game Freak was facing an uphill battle. This meant that there weren’t all that many worthwhile games for the system. ..

Not to mention, there were no shiny Pokémon in the original games, so for Kanto they first came in Generation 2’s post-game (or in Generation 3 with FireRed & LeafGreen). ..

Some Pokémon fared well, while others looked amazing. ..

This list of shinies is simple, but that’s all they need to be. If you’re a fan of the Kanto days, you’ll enjoy this list. ..

15. Cloyster

The restrictions that Game Freak had with Gen I tech meant that there wasn’t much room for creativity. This led to some of the most innovative and creative games ever created.

That said, there are still some flashy Pokémon that look great compared to the normal counterparts of those Pokémon. ..

Cloyster is a type of seafood that is often enjoyed by people in the United States. It is a type of lobster that is cooked in a way that makes it very soft and juicy.

The Pokémon turns from a washed-out purple to a nice blue when you catch it.

It’s more fitting for its ice typing because it always looks good.

Gen I Cloyster is essentially the same regardless of how shiny it is. The differences become more pronounced as you go into later generations, so it definitely deserves a spot on the list. ..

14. Lickitung

But I’ve never actually tried it.

Pokémon are real, and these things would be convicted of assault if they attacked a Pokémon. However, the shiny version of a Pokémon looks really pretty, so I’m going to overlook any slight problematic issues. ..

Lickitung is a different kind of fish than Cloyster. The color differences between the two are hard to see with just looking at them, but they gradually get better over time.

Lickitung is a yellow Pokemon. It’s not as disturbing as people might think because it’s not as bright.

It’s a study in how to do a Gen I ‘mons look their best.

13. Mewtwo

Mewtwo is one of the most popular and well-known characters in the Pokémon franchise. He has been featured in many games, movies, and TV shows over the years. He is known for his powerful attacks and his ability to fly.

Mewtwo is a very hit or miss legendary. But, in the middle, it’s a very hit.

It’s not a Kyogre or a Rayquaza.

Mewtwo’s change is simple. It just gets a green tail. Simple, effective, and it should be utterly terrifying.

Mewtwo is a powerful Pokémon that many people are afraid of. If you’re not terrified of the idea of Mewtwo, then you should be. This Pokémon could realistically wipe out civilization as we know it.

That didn’t stop Ash from trying to give it a left hook, though. He should just be happy that Mewtwo didn’t make his brain melt out of his nose.

12. Vaporeon

Vaporeon is one of the few Pokémon that can be considered one of the better looking Gen I shinies. This is likely because it was not as popular as other Generation I Pokémon and its design was not updated as often.

Pokémon are turning blue all the time, but this one actually works really well.

While I personally prefer the baby blue, there’s no denying that purple Vaporeon has a certain feminine charm to it that it would otherwise lack.

It felt wrong to write that, but it’s the truth.

If you’re looking to find a shiny Vaporeon, it’s best to go with this one. The other two variants have just a slight color change, so they’re not as unique. ..

11. Mew

The Vaporeon got worse with time, like a bad glass of milk.

Mew, on the other hand, behaved like a fine vintage red wine as the generations went on.

Mew is a blue Pokémon. It’s that simple.

There’s no messing around with designs or anything else. Game Freak just went in and did their job.

That’s not a bad thing, though. And it actually does have some thought put into it. As we all know because we’ve led sad and isolated lives, Ditto is a failed Mew clone when they were attempting to create Mewtwo.

Shiny Ditto is also just a color.

I care about story and narrative because I have no life.

10. Hitmonchan

Did you know that Hitmonchan is inspired by Jackie Chan and Hitmonlee is inspired by Bruce Lee? ..

It’s a cool useless fact that none the less.

Boxing is one of the few sports that has helped me get off my lazy backside. So Hitmonchan edges out its brother, but just barely. ..

There are several factors to consider when choosing a sprite for your game. The most important factor is how cool and unique it looks. If you want your sprite to stand out, then you might want to choose one that is more Shiny than Other sprites.

Hitmonchan’s new gloves are blue, a common color swap. ..

This change worked great with the limited Gen I graphics, which is why it gets a high spot.

9. Arbok

It just so happens that Lickitung is a great looking Pokémon because he’s personal morality reasons.

Luxuray, Lucario, and Arbok are the three most popular Pokémon in the world.

The color of the dress is very similar to gold, which is a rarity. I don’t have to explain that too much. ..

The snake is beautiful, and logic doesn’t matter when something looks good. ..

I’ve spent more than I’m willing to admit on random numbers that have no basis in any sort of collection. But they look cool, so I’m going to be a sucker for Pokémon that follow that trend.

8. Electrode

This spot features a red and blue color scheme, but Hitmonchan gets bonus points for its context.

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Pokéballs are designed after balls that were used in the ancient sport of tennis. The shiny sprite for a Pokéball is based on a great ball, which was once used in the sport.

That’s all there is to this story.

The new color swap for Generation I Pokémon is a step in the right direction. ..

7. Ponyta

Rapidash is a faster horse than Ponyta, but Ponyta has a better endurance. ..

In a future movie, you’ll see a character who is revealed to be the killer.

I’m a sucker for blue fire. It’s a fascinating phenomenon that I find irresistible. ..

Ponyta is a Pokémon that has a fire that turns blue when it’s Shiny. It’s just so awe-inspiring about blue flames that orange fire can’t compare.

I wish I could say that Rapidash also had blue flames, but it doesn’t. That’s why Ponyta is here instead.

6. Venusaur

In the latest round of Pokémon releases, we have some truly stunning designs from Generation I. ..

In Gen I, there were more prominent Pokémon than in later generations. Venusaur is one of these more prominent Pokémon.

The Venusaur is a brightly-colored, large, and impressive creature. It has a sleek body and a bright green skin. Its head is large and its eyes are bright green.

I know that’s a bit of a dumb statement. But a lot of shinies can’t say the same.

Venusaur’s body becomes this sickly green, and its flower takes on this pale yellow look. It honestly looks like shiny Venusaur could keel over at any moment, but that only wins pity points from me.

It’s been a while since we’ve seen a Gen I Pokémon. But that doesn’t mean it’s not out there. In fact, some of the newer ones might be just waiting for you to find them.

5. Charizard

After years of speculation and fanfare, the world’s most famous missing person has finally been found. ..

Charizard would be the number one pokemon in any other generation. It would not be close. ..

That being said, the sprite of the Pokémon changed significantly between the Kanto/Johto games and Gen III games. ..

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  1. The price is a bit high for the features offered
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The dragon on this list is still a shining example of how to make a dragon. It has a purple body and green wings, much like another shiny dragon on this list.

The black colored upgrade for the game is just so much better looking. It’s still well worth getting if you’re hunting in the old games, though. For whatever reason you’re playing them, either nostalgia or you’re just a masochistic psychopath.

4. Blastoise

Blastoise gets a color change that Charizard does.

The creature’s body becomes purple, and its shell becomes green.

The dragon-like Pokémon Charizard is a powerful and versatile creature, but it can be difficult to control. This new version of the dragon Pokémon, called Charizard, is much more user-friendly and still performs well.

Charmander is easily the best looking out of the three starters, and is also the best starter overall. You Charmander loyalists can bite me and my STAB Hydro Cannon. ..

3. Gyarados

Gyarados is the most commonly shiny Pokémon of all time, due to the infamous red Gyarados from Lake Rage. ..

It just so happens that the design of this building is amazing.

Gyarados has been harboring anger and resentment for a long time, and when it changes color, it’s showing all of that pent-up rage. This makes Gyarados a very dangerous Pokémon, capable of unleashing its full power in a fit of anger. ..

The best part is that you don’t have to hunt for a shiny Gyarados. So go and get your free shiny as soon as you can. ..

2. Dragonite

Dragonite is a dragon that gets the purple and green color change.

Blastoise is a water type that does a lot of damage with its attacks. It’s also very fast, making it hard to hit.

It’s not like the other Evolution Line planes. It’s a bit weird, but that’s good because it’s an uninspired pink and orange.

Dragonite is still one of the most visually appealing dragon types in later games, which is impressive considering it has the likes of Haxorus and Dragapult to contend with. ..

The dragon type is the original, and it’s one of the most popular types. It has a lot of brownie points, which makes it one of the most popular types.

1. Rapidash

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I was going to enjoy this, but then I spoiled it.

Rapidash from Gen I is one of my favorite shinies of all time. Remember how I said I loved blue flames?

I really enjoy purple flames.

Rapidash is a sad story because it’s about a young man who is forced to leave his home and family behind to go to a new place. He is not happy there, and he feels like he’s been left behind.

The dragon-like Pokémon Charizard got a shiny change after the release of Gens I & II.

The Charizard that was seen in the movie was not very effective.

The new iPhone’s flame color is black or dark grey, which still looks cool, but not nearly as much as those ethereal purple flames. ..

This analogy reminds me of the Godfather quote, “look how they slaughtered my boy.”

I love Shiny Pokémon because they remind me of something special.