Pokemon GO Player Goes to Church for First Time in 6 Years and Gets a Legendary Shundo

Summary

APokemon GOplayer decided to go to church for the first time in six years and walked with a shiny Darkrai with perfect stats.Pokemon GOplaces PokeStops, gyms, and more at public places, which includes churches.

Pokemon GOplayers have actually gotten in trouble playing the game in church. Six years ago, aRussianPokemon GOplayer faced jail timeafter being caught playing the popular augmented reality mobile game in church. OtherPokemon GOplayers have had more positive experiences, with one having successfully caught a shundo Darkrai after going to church for the first time in six years.

This is according to Reddit user FeelingSector6756, who shared an image of theirshiny DarkraionPokemon GOsubreddit. Darkrai is a Dark-type legendary Pokemon that first debuted in the Generation 4Pokemongames. Like most legendary Pokemon, Darkrai is highly sought-after by thePokemon GOcommunity, especially since capturing him requires players to successfully defeat him in a raid first.Pokemon GOraids can be challenging for players who can’t get a group organized, but there are apps that make it easier for players to enlist the aid of those with remote raid passes to help take down Legendary Pokemon.

Getting a legendary Pokemoncan sometimes be a Herculean feat in and of itself forPokemon GOplayers, especially those that live in more rural areas. What’s even more difficult is getting a shiny Legendary Pokemon. And what’s even more difficult than that is getting a shiny Legendary Pokemon with perfect stats, which makes FeelingSector6756’s Darkrai even more impressive. But while getting a shiny Pokemon with perfect stats is rare, it’s even rarer to get one with the worst stats possible.

Shundos are extremely rare inPokemon GO, but their opposites, nundos, are even harder for players to catch. Various factors make it so most Pokemon inPokemon GOcan’t spawn as nundos, which is why one player’s recentnundo Gastly catchgenerated such a buzz in thePokemon GOcommunity.

Pokemon GOplayers will continue to share their impressive catches with others, though fans shouldn’t expect to set out and amass too large a collection of shundos and nundos. These Pokemon are some of therarest available inPokemon GO, and so it’s better to look at them as a nice bonus as opposed to something players should actively attempt to farm in the augmented reality mobile game.

Pokemon GOis out now for iOS and Android mobile devices.