Pokemon GO is constantly adding new content or reintegrating old stuff to keep things fresh for the hardcore audience. Since the game's massive 2016 launch, the beloved creature combat franchise has kept its mobile entry at the top of the charts.
The three legendary birds from the franchise's first outing are returning to raids for the first time in years this month. Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres were the first legendary Pokemon introduced to the series. The Kanto region's legendary birds are still among the most iconic and powerful creatures in the decades-long franchise.
Pokemon GO players are likely familiar with the rarity of shiny Pokemon appearing in the game. Getting a Shiny Zapdos isn't extremely likely, but most players can earn one with enough attempts at the raid.
Players and researchers looking into Niantic's beloved game have placed the rarity of a Shiny Zapdos between one in ten and one-in-twenty. Zapdos will only be present in five-star raids for one week, July 7 to July 14.
Raid rotations all begin and end at 10.00 AM, so one can continue to check back every hour to find their Zapdos. If players manage to hit up ten or fifteen five-star raids, they're very likely to acquire a Shiny Zapdos.
This is no guarantee, each run at Zapdos is a new roll of the metaphorical dice. The only way to increase chances is to take on Zapdos as often as possible and hope for the best.
Zapdos will also be present at the weekly Raid Hour event. On Wednesday, July 13, from 6.00 PM to 7.00 PM local time, Zapdos will be present in the Raid Hour event. This allows players to congregate and take on the electric legendary, presenting another opportunity to get a Shiny Zapdos.
There's no special difference between Shiny Zapdos and the
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