Shinxel Line
| Shinxel | |||||
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| Egg Description | |||||
| "An orange Egg with a cream bottom and patches. It occasionally shocks you despite having a slightly damp surface." | |||||
| PokéDex Entry | |||||
| "A hybrid of Shinx and Buizel, this Pokémon combines the best of both species." | |||||
| EXP to Hatch | EXP Group | ||||
5,120
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Medium-Slow (1,059,860)
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| Types | |||||
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| Gender Ratio | Egg Group | ||||
1 Male to 1 Female
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Field
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| Colour | Body Style | ||||
Brown / Blue
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| Etymology | |||||
| Combination of the Pokémon Names "Shinx" and "Buizel", as well as "Luxio"/"Luxray" and "Floatzel" | |||||
The Shinxel Line encompasses Shinxel, Fluxio and Fluxray, which were released without announcement on the 24th July 2014 and are Exclusive Pokémon.
Obtaining
Shinxel can be obtained through trading, breeding, or through the method outlined below.
<spoiler show="Show Method" hide="Hide Method">Shinxel can be obtained by breeding a female from a member of Buizel line, with a male from the Shinx line. </spoiler>
Event
The Shinxel Line was the first unannounced release of an Exclusive Pokémon. The first place it was noticed was in Niet's party, where the egg and Pokémon thereafter were viewable. The method through which Shinxel could be obtained was discovered soon after.
Evolution Tree
Egg
Trivia
- Shinxel was originally called Aqua-Shinx, with respective evolutions named Aqua-Luxio and Aqua-Luxray prior to their re-release on PFQ.
