For *Pokémon* fans, the chance to add Shiny variants of Manaphy, Enamorus, and Meloetta to your collection is a rare and exciting opportunity—and now it's possible through the *Pokémon Home* app. However, unlocking all three isn't as simple as a quick trade or lucky egg hatch. Each requires dedication, time, and a deep dive into multiple regional Pokédexes across various titles. The reward? Three stunning Shiny Legendary Pokémon that were once nearly impossible to obtain.

How to Get Shiny Manaphy in Pokémon Home

To claim your Shiny Manaphy via *Pokémon Home*, you'll need to complete the entire Sinnoh Pokédex within the app. This means owning either *Pokémon Brilliant Diamond* or *Shining Pearl*, where you must catch and register all 150 available Pokémon. Once your Sinnoh Pokédex is fully filled and verified in *Pokémon Home*, a Shiny Manaphy will be delivered directly to your Nintendo account through Mystery Gift.

While this task is relatively straightforward compared to others, it still requires patience and effort. For many trainers, the reward of a Shiny Manaphy—previously unattainable without special events—is more than worth the investment.

How to Get Shiny Enamorus in Pokémon Home

The process for obtaining Shiny Enamorus mirrors that of Shiny Manaphy but with a twist: this time, it’s the Hisui Pokédex from *Pokémon Legends: Arceus* that needs completion. You’ll need to capture all 242 Pokémon in the game, then confirm this achievement in the *Pokémon Home* app under the Games tab. Upon successful verification, a Shiny Enamorus will arrive via Mystery Gift.

Given the increased number of required Pokémon and the semi-open-world nature of *Legends: Arceus*, this challenge can take longer—but also offers a more immersive experience than traditional Pokédex hunts.

How to Get Shiny Meloetta in Pokémon Home

Of the three, Shiny Meloetta is arguably the most difficult to acquire. To earn it, players must complete not one, not two, but three different Pokédexes: the Paldea, Kitakami, and Blueberry Dexes. These are found in *Pokémon Scarlet* and *Violet*, including their DLC expansions—the Teal Mask and the Hidden Treasure of Area Zero (Indigo Disk).

Each Pokémon must be caught directly within *Scarlet* or *Violet*; transferring from other games won’t count toward these specific Pokédex entries. With totals of 400 (Paldea), 200 (Kitakami), and 243 (Blueberry), this is by far the longest and most demanding of the three tasks. However, for serious collectors, the reward—a one-of-a-kind Shiny Meloetta—is well worth the grind.

Good news: none of these promotions have expiration dates, so players can work at their own pace to complete the necessary Pokédexes and unlock each legendary Shiny reward.