Bergmite, a frosty Pokémon from the Kalos region, can potentially be found in the wild. Bergmite can be shiny in addition.
While Avalugg and Hisuian Avalugg may not pose a significant threat in the current PvE meta, their ability to function as effective ice-type attackers is undeniable. While they’re relatively bulky, this bulkiness makes them well-suited for anchoring themselves in gyms and withstanding the impact of incoming attacks.
You simply cannot evolve Bergmite into Hisuian Avalugg without exception. Despite sharing the same household, Hisuian Avalugg can only be obtained through raids.
The shiny charge for Bergmite in Pokémon Go is 10.
According to archived data from The Silph Street website, now defunct, but accessible through the Wayback Machine, the approximate shiny rate for Pokémon on a daily basis is around one in 500. Bergmite is not guaranteed to receive a permanent boost, which occurs when this rare spawn yields an increased shiny rate.
To maximize your chances of encountering rare and shiny Pokémon, prioritize the following strategies:
Not a lot, sadly. Randomness appears to drive the probability. Niantic, the game’s developer, sets shiny Pokémon catch rates, typically boosting them during specific events such as Community Days or Safari Zones, or within Legendary Raids. Consumable items do not exist to boost shiny Pokémon recharging.
