How do you get a shiny Eevee in Pokemon X and Y?

Answer 1

Shiny Pokemon have a 1/8192 chance of occurrence.

so you might as well buy yourself an action reply and get the shiny code.

On rt 212 go into the trophy garden and talk to two men in the masters ofice and one will say about a rare Pokemon running up to him in the garden so go there and you will find one of that rare Pokemon there will be a different Pokemon every day. If you cant wait just save your game and change your time to 1 minuet to midnight and wait a minuet and it will be a different Pokemon.

Answer 2

There are a few ways to get Shiny Pokémon, including Eevee.

• The Masuda method;
• Chaining (post-game only);
• Import from a previous generation;
• Trading.

The Masuda method requires one foreign Pokémon and one Pokémon captured in your game. The foreign parent can be either a Ditto or an Eevee. If using two Pokémon of the same species, you'll want one male and one female - the Masuda method will not work if both Pokémon were caught in your game.

Chaining for shinies is harder to do in X and Y, specifically for Eevee due to the sparse grass. You can only use this chaining method after defeating the Elite Four and Kalos Champion - the Poké Radar can be obtained from 2F in Professor Sycamore's lab, Lumiose City.

The next method involves importing previously-obtained shinies from a previous generation game. Finally, you can see if anyone wants to trade a shiny Eevee to you. Importing requires Pokémon Bank, which has yet to be released in Europe and the United States, as well as re-release in Japan. Keep an eye on Nintendo/Pokémon sources for the release date in the meantime.

You have an extremely low chance of encountering shiny Pokémon naturally, though it's not impossible- you can find shinies by pure luck in the wild.

See the related links for guides to Chaining and the Masuda method.

Answer 3

1.On Diamond,Pearl and Platinum you can catch them in the Trophy Garden.

2.Breed them

Answer 4

You can get shiny entei via wifi mystery gift from February 14-20th 2011