"Shiny Meloetta, Manaphy, Enamorus: Get Them in Pokémon Home"

*Pokémon* enthusiasts have a thrilling opportunity to add Shiny Meloetta, Manaphy, and Enamorus to their collection through the *Pokémon Home* app. However, acquiring all three of these rare Shiny legendaries involves overcoming significant challenges, primarily centered around using the storage service extensively by adding large numbers of *Pokémon* to *Home*.

How to Get Shiny Manaphy in Pokémon Home

To secure the Shiny Manaphy in *Pokémon Home*, players need to fully complete the Sinnoh Pokedex within the mobile storage app. This task requires owning *Pokémon Brilliant Diamond* or *Shining Pearl*, playing these games to complete the Pokedex, and then verifying the completion in *Pokémon Home*. Once you've registered all 150 *Pokémon* in the Sinnoh Pokedex, a Shiny Manaphy will be delivered to your Nintendo User's account via mystery gift. While the process is time-consuming, the allure of a Shiny Manaphy, previously nearly unattainable, makes it a rewarding endeavor.

How to Get Shiny Enamorus in Pokémon Home

Obtaining the Shiny Enamorus in *Pokémon Home* follows a similar pattern, but with the requirement to complete the Hisui Pokedex from *Pokémon Legends: Arceus*. After registering all 242 *Pokémon* in the Hisui Pokedex, players must confirm this achievement in *Pokémon Home*. Upon verification, a Shiny Enamorus will be sent to your account via mystery gift. The challenge is intensified by the larger Pokedex, but the semi-open-world gameplay of *Legends: Arceus* can make the journey more engaging.

How to Get Shiny Meloetta in Pokémon Home

The most demanding of the three, Shiny Meloetta, requires completing three different Pokedexes: the Paldea, Kitakami, and Blueberry Pokedexes. These must be completed by capturing the required *Pokémon* in *Pokémon Scarlet* or *Violet*, including the use of the Hidden Treasure of Area Zero DLC to access the Kitakami and Blueberry Pokedexes. The total *Pokémon* count across these three Pokedexes is substantial, with 400 in Paldea, 200 in Kitakami, and 243 in Blueberry. This challenge is exclusive to *Scarlet* and *Violet*, meaning transferred *Pokémon* won't count towards completion. The effort to obtain a Shiny Meloetta through this *Pokémon Home* promotion is significant, but it's a coveted prize for dedicated collectors.

Fortunately, these promotions are not time-limited, allowing players ample time to gather the extensive number of *Pokémon* needed for each Shiny legendary. This is how you can add Shiny Meloetta, Shiny Manaphy, and Shiny Enamorus to your *Pokémon Home* collection.