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How to Get Shiny Kyogre in Pokemon GO
How to Get Shiny Kyogre in Pokemon GO

Time of India

time4 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

How to Get Shiny Kyogre in Pokemon GO

Shiny Kyogre in Pokemon GO (Image via Niantic). Shiny Kyogre in Pokemon GO is one of the most sought-after legendary Pokemon, prized for its distinctive pink coloration. Here's a comprehensive guide covering shiny odds, how to obtain one, and everything you need to know about trading—including Stardust requirements. How to Get Shiny Kyogre in Pokemon GO There a few ways in which you can get a Shiny Kyogre in Pokemon GO: - Raid Battles: The primary way to obtain Shiny Kyogre is by defeating Kyogre in legendary or Primal raids. After a successful raid, you have a chance to encounter Kyogre, and there is a possibility that it will be shiny. - Event Availability: Shiny Kyogre is only available during specific events or raid rotations when Kyogre is featured. Keep an eye on event announcements to know when Kyogre returns to raids. - Trading: If you miss Kyogre's raid window or are unlucky with shiny encounters, you can obtain a Shiny Kyogre by trading with another player who has one. Shiny Odds for Kyogre in Pokemon GO - Legendary Raid Shiny Odds: The shiny rate for legendary Pokemon like Kyogre in raids is approximately 1 in 20 (or 5%). This is significantly higher than the base shiny rate for wild Pokemon, which is about 1 in 500 (0.2%). Trading Shiny Kyogre in Pokemon GO: Stardust Costs and Requirements ✨Solosis Spotlight Hour & Kyogre Raids! PLUS SHINY BOOSTS in Pokemon Go LIVE!✨ Trading shiny legendaries like Kyogre comes with steep Stardust costs, which vary based on your friendship level and whether the Pokemon is already registered in your Pokédex: Friendship Level Shiny Legendary (Not in Pokedex) Shiny Legendary (In Pokedex) Good Friend 1,000,000 Stardust 20,000 Stardust Great Friend 800,000 Stardust 16,000 Stardust Ultra Friend 80,000 Stardust 1,600 Stardust Best Friend 40,000 Stardust 800 Stardust - Both players must pay the Stardust cost when trading shiny Pokemon. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo - If neither player has Kyogre registered, the highest cost applies. If both have it, the cost drops substantially. Additional Trading Requirements: - Both players must be at least Level 10. - You must be within 100 meters (in real life) of your trading partner. - You can only perform one special trade (including shiny or legendary Pokemon) per day. Other Key Details - IV Reroll: When trading, Kyogre's IVs (stats) are rerolled, which means you might get a better or worse version after the trade. - Lucky Trades: There's a chance the traded Shiny Kyogre becomes 'Lucky,' halving its Stardust power-up costs. - Primal Reversion: If you obtain a Shiny Kyogre, you can use Primal Energy to unlock its Primal form, provided you have enough Kyogre Candy and Primal Energy. Summary Table: Shiny Kyogre Acquisition Method Shiny Odds Notes Legendary Raids 1 in 20 (5%) Only during Kyogre raid events Trading N/A High Stardust cost, 1/day limit Special Research Rare/Occasional Only during specific events Tips for Shiny Kyogre Hunters - Participate in as many Kyogre raids as possible during its event window to maximize your shiny odds. - Coordinate with friends to reach higher friendship levels before trading, dramatically reducing Stardust costs. - Save Stardust in advance if you plan to trade for a shiny legendary. - Look out for special events or research tasks that may feature Kyogre. Also read: How to Prepare for the Pokemon GO Kyogre Raid Hour Event (June 2025) Shiny Kyogre in Pokemon GO is a rare and valuable addition to any collection. Whether you're raiding or trading, patience and preparation are key to adding this legendary to your roster. Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here

AR, VR and XR differences explained: Why should you care?
AR, VR and XR differences explained: Why should you care?

Mint

time5 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Mint

AR, VR and XR differences explained: Why should you care?

We hear a lot about AR, VR and XR these days, but what do they mean and why should you care? With these technologies becoming more common in gaming, work and education, it's worth understanding what the difference is between them and how they're already starting to shape the world around us. Augmented reality, or AR for short, is all about adding an extra digital layer to the world you already see. It takes your surroundings and enhances them by overlaying digital content like images, sounds, animations or bits of helpful information. Unlike virtual reality, AR doesn't block out the real world; it simply builds on top of it. A great example is the wildly popular Pokemon Go game that launched back in 2016. If you played it, you'll remember how it used your phone's camera and GPS to place digital creatures called Pokemon around your local area. That's AR in action, digital content that feels like it's part of your real environment. Virtual reality, or VR, is quite different from AR. Instead of enhancing your real surroundings, it replaces them entirely. Slip on a VR headset like the Meta Quest or PlayStation VR, and suddenly you're standing in a 3D world that's been completely digitally created. The visuals and sounds are all coming from the digital world, cutting you off from the physical space around you. For most people, VR is still most closely linked with gaming, but its potential goes way beyond that. It's already being used for serious things like pilot and medical training through realistic simulations, as well as in therapy. Extended Reality, often shortened to XR, is the broader term that brings everything under one roof. It includes Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality, and anything else that blends digital and physical experiences. The main goal of XR is to create a seamless connection between the digital and real. Whether you're wearing smart glasses that display directions on the street in front of you, or attending a business meeting in a shared 3D space with people from around the globe, XR aims to make it feel like the digital is naturally part of your world. Feature AR (Augmented Reality) VR (Virtual Reality) XR (Extended Reality) Immersion Enhances the real world Fully digital world Covers AR, VR, and Mixed Reality (MR) Interaction Real + digital Digital only Mixes or extends real & virtual worlds Common Devices Smartphones, Nreal Air smart glasses Meta Quest 3, PlayStation VR Microsoft HoloLens 2, Meta Quest Pro Typical Use Cases Navigation, retail try-ons, education Gaming, training and virtual meetings Enterprise solutions, blended reality apps Understanding the difference between AR, VR and XR isn't just about staying up to date with the latest tech buzzwords. It's about recognising how these technologies are already shaping the way we live, work and play. As these tools become more widely available, knowing what each one offers helps us make smarter choices.

Google Cloud outages: Spotify, Discord, Snapchat and more were down for hours
Google Cloud outages: Spotify, Discord, Snapchat and more were down for hours

Engadget

time12-06-2025

  • Business
  • Engadget

Google Cloud outages: Spotify, Discord, Snapchat and more were down for hours

Google Cloud experienced outages today that led to disruptions for many online services. Reports of issues for Google products and others began around 2 PM ET. The company was able to restore function to its own apps, but several other businesses have continued to experience problems for some users. In an update at 4:16PM ET, Google said, "We have identified the root cause and applied appropriate mitigations. Our infrastructure has recovered in all regions except us-central1. Google Cloud products that rely on the affected infrastructure are seeing recovery in multiple locations. Our engineers are aware of the customers still experiencing issues on us-central1 and multi-region/us and are actively working on full recovery. We do not have an ETA for full recovery." Screenshot from DownDetector at about 3:25PM ET Spotify, Discord, Snapchat, Etsy, UPS and OpenAI all experienced a high volume of reports on DownDetector, with some informing users of disruptions. Even the Pokemon Trading Card Game and Pokemon Go weren't spared issues. Snapchat acknowledged the ongoing issues on its support page. OpenAI has posted that users may have trouble logging in due to "issues affecting multiple external internet providers." AWS also experienced a higher-than-usual volume of reports on DownDetector during the outage, but Amazon clarified in a statement to Engadget that it has no broad service issues and noted that its AWS Health Dashboard is a better indicator of its current status than DownDetector. Almost all services have now returned to normal operation. By 5PM ET, Spotify's main page loaded for our editors and reports of outages on DownDetector had fallen back to close to their baseline. Other platforms like Snapchat and Discord also seemed to be functioning normally for us. Google said at the time that its products were coming back online across multiple regions and that it expected the recovery to be complete "in less than an hour." However, as of 7:13PM ET, the company noted that several Google Cloud components were still experiencing "residual impact." Google Cloud Dataflow, Vertex AI Online Prediction and Personalized Service Health are all still somewhat affected, and the company has not provided a timeline for when everything will be back to normal.

Google Cloud outages: Spotify, Discord, Snapchat and more partially down
Google Cloud outages: Spotify, Discord, Snapchat and more partially down

Engadget

time12-06-2025

  • Business
  • Engadget

Google Cloud outages: Spotify, Discord, Snapchat and more partially down

Google Cloud experienced outages today that led to disruptions for many online services. Reports of issues for Google products and others began around 11AM PT/2 PM ET. The company was able to restore function to its own apps, but several other businesses have continued to experience problems for some users. In an update at 4:16PM ET, Google said, "We have identified the root cause and applied appropriate mitigations. Our infrastructure has recovered in all regions except us-central1. Google Cloud products that rely on the affected infrastructure are seeing recovery in multiple locations. Our engineers are aware of the customers still experiencing issues on us-central1 and multi-region/us and are actively working on full recovery. We do not have an ETA for full recovery." Screenshot from DownDetector at about 3:25PM ET Spotify, Discord, Amazon Web Services, Snapchat, Etsy, UPS and OpenAI all informed users of disruptions or experienced a high volume of reports on DownDetector. Even the Pokemon Trading Card Game and Pokemon Go weren't spared issues. Snapchat acknowledged the ongoing issues on its support page. OpenAI has also posted that users may have trouble logging in due to "issues affecting multiple external internet providers." This story is developing.

Pokemon Go's Scopely on the hunt in Japan for gaming M&As
Pokemon Go's Scopely on the hunt in Japan for gaming M&As

Nikkei Asia

time11-06-2025

  • Business
  • Nikkei Asia

Pokemon Go's Scopely on the hunt in Japan for gaming M&As

KAZUYUKI OKUDAIRA TOKYO -- Fresh off its acquisition of Pokemon Go's Niantic, U.S. gaming giant Scopely is looking to grow its relations with Japanese peers with lucrative intellectual property (IP) franchises. In an interview with Nikkei, Scopely co-CEOs Walter Driver and Javier Ferreira described their plans to increase investment in Pokemon Go and other games and to expand the company's presence in Japan, possibly through additional mergers and acquisitions.

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