Consistent with the series, "Pokémon Legends Z-A" also includes rare Shiny Pokémon.In response to the common concern among players that the automatic archive function may lead to the loss of Shiny Pokémon, the game actually adopts a new protection mechanism to confirm that once a Shiny Pokémon is generated, it will be permanently stored on the map, and players can capture it calmly.

Austin John Plays, a well-known Pokémon content creator, explained this mechanism in detail through a test video: Although the game has an automatic save system enabled, Shiny Pokémon will continue to exist in the map after being generated until the player interacts with it (enters battle or attempts to capture).He specifically pointed out: "The game can memorize up to 10 Shiny Pokémon at the same time, leaving ample capture windows for them."

This mechanism has been widely verified by the player community.A player posted on the Reddit forum that after encountering the Flashing Carp King, he not only voluntarily left the scene, but also tested it through various operations such as adjusting the in-game time period. When he returned, the flashing individual still stayed in the same place.Multiple rounds of testing have shown that neither the passage of time nor map switching will cause Shiny Pokémon to disappear.

This design completely solves the anxiety about the "fleeting" of Shiny Pokémon in previous works. Combined with the storage limit of up to 10 Shiny Pokémon in this game, it creates a more relaxed rare Pokémon collection environment for players.

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