Dibujando Monitos

japonicachan:

ask-arceus:

askgrovyle:

That’s right! Science those anons!

((but! How would you explain the lack of 100% chance on breeding 2 shinies to get another shiny? ;3 ))

Even if the two parents exhibit the shiny morph, they both carry the dominant phenotype for the typical coloration, and the chances are still the same as if the parents were normal.

Being shiny is a somatic mutation, most likely of a pigment-precursor allele, and thus cannot be passed down to the next generation. Much like two-toned apples.