Infinite Fusion General Thread

[knux400]

Quick Advanced Mode star chart for my own reference (and others too!)

Green Star: Hue shifting between 180 and -180, and only on Red, Green, and Blue channels. These are considered "standard" shinies. (81.40% or 1 in 1.22)

Black Star: Inverted Red, Green, and/or Blue channel. (1.83% or 1 in 54.43)

Blue Star: Uses Cyan, Magenta, or Yellow as a color value in at least one channel. (13.20% or 1 in 7.57)

Cyan Star: Uses Inverted Cyan, Magenta, or Yellow in at least one channel. (1.80% or 1 in 55.25)

Grey Star: Uses Grey as a color value in at least one channel. (0.60% or 1 in 166.50)

Yellow Star: Uses Inverted Grey in at least one channel. (0.16% or 1 in 611.19)

Red Star: Uses Citrine, Violet, Marine, Orange, Pink, or Jade in at least one channel. (0.97% or 1 in 102.54)

Magenta Star: Uses Inverted Citrine, Violet, Marine, Orange, Pink or Jade in at least one channel. (0.00093% or 1 in 106,746.37)

Purple Star: "Fake Shinies" or shinies that have been exported as .png and re-imported. These improve performance since the shiny sprite itself is saved as a .png file rather than being generated every time the sprite is loaded. These sprites can also be "double shinied" by having their colors rerolled again- the difference being that the shiny sprite is now being used as a base and being altered, rather than the original pokemon's sprite. (Technically a 100% chance, but this also needs to be done manually? This type of shiny doesn't really fit the rarity system tbh)

And in order from most to least common, that's:

Purple Star (N/A)
Green Star (81.40%)
Blue Star (13.20%)
Black Star (1.83%)
Cyan Star (1.80%)
Red Star (0.97%)
Grey Star (0.60%)
Yellow Star (0.16%)
Magenta Star (0.00093%)

And a personal footnote: I have a box in my PC named "Special Star" specifically for the rarer shiny types. I'm considering anything with less than a 1% chance of spawning to be special stars, which means red, grey, yellow, or magenta stars will be caught immediately regardless of what pokemon it is and kept for potential color transferring.