The most efficient way to catch a roaming Pokémon is to simply use a Master Ball the moment it is encountered, as they are by far the most difficult legendary Pokémon to capture given the frustration and tedious process of even encountering it in the first place.
2.6.1 Sword and Shield Expansion Pass: The Crown Tundra. In Pokémon Platinum and on, if the Roaming Pokémon is defeated, the player can respawn the Pokémon by defeating the Elite Four again and triggering any events that were required to start the roaming. In Generation V games, Roaming Pokémon can be tracked by checking the Bulletin Boards for strange weather. In HeartGold and SoulSilver, they can be tracked using the same method as in Generation II and III games. In Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, Roaming Pokémon can be tracked using the Marking Map Pokétch App. In Generation II and III games, the player can track their ever-changing locations by checking their location in the Pokédex. Any damage from previous encounters carries over the next battle, including statuses. Some roaming Pokémon will automatically go to a different area when other Pokémon are encountered when the player is close to them. When they are encountered and escape, they will go to a different route. When encountered, they will attempt to flee in every turn of the battle unless Mean Look, Block, or Spider Web is used before they flee, or if the player's lead Pokémon has a trapping ability such as Shadow Tag or Arena Trap, preventing their escape. Roaming Pokémon are Legendary Pokémon that appear randomly across a certain region and do not remain stationary unlike most other Legendary Pokémon. 8.Roaming Pokémon is a feature first introduced in Generation II. I got to a 307 Zubat combo before abandoning ship without seeing a single shiny. a Green Zubat - but interestingly they won't show up as a Shiny or anything different in your Pokemon Box, so make sure to favourite them or otherwise label them as soon as you catch them to prevent any mistaken trades or transfers.Īlthough I will add that this is absolutely not guaranteed. You will see the Shiny Pokemon appear on the map before you catch them, visually showing that they're something a bit special - e.g. Thankfully, if you accidentally bump into something else and back out of the battle, that won't reset your counter, but I will say again, if a Pokemon you're trying to catch flees, that will reset the counter. Catching the same Pokemon all in a row builds what's called a Catch Combo, and as long as you don't catch anything else, or let the Pokemon flee, you can keep that counter rising up and up. 
If you catch lots of the same type of Pokemon in a row, the chances of a shiny appearing will continuously increase.
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