No one wants to miss a shiny Pokémon, but Pokémon Go players notice when a Pokémon appears in abundance, and some even give up on catching it altogether.
If you’re playing Pokémon Go right now, there’s a very good chance you’ll be invaded by shiny Archaeomire. The cute floating Psychic and Steel-type Pokémon has a stunning shiny, which turns the normally blue Pokémon green. But this one seems to be becoming so common that it might as well be its regular color.
The omnipresence of a Shiny in Pokémon Go tires players
Playing the game regularly, there isn’t a single Pokémon, outside of Pokémon Go’s Community Day, that appears more often in its special glitter variant than Archaeomire, and fans don’t even know what to do with it anymore.
Pokémon Go fans even shared this sentiment on Reddit, like user u/Specialist-Kale1633 who shared a post with the comment: “Am I the only one getting overwhelmed by shiny Archaeomire?””.
There might be a good reason for this, though, as one comment under this post suggests: “It’s perma shiny boosted,”before another person responded: “Ahhh that makes a lot of sense, I kept thinking that ‘There was no way I could be so lucky.’
Fortunately, Archaeomire and Archaeodong can be excellent in competitive play, and Archaeodong was even somewhat of a coveted item a few years ago. So a little advice, don’t transfer each shiny to Pokémon Home.
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