M: Where to I find pidgeotite in Pokemon shuffle
G: In Pokémon Shuffle, the Pidgeotite is a Mega Stone that allows Pidgeot to Mega Evolve into Mega Pidgeot. There are two primary methods to obtain the Pidgeotite:
Trainer Rank Reward: By reaching Trainer Rank 12, you can receive the Pidgeotite as a reward. Trainer Ranks are achieved by accumulating S-Ranks across stages in the game. citeturn0search0
Competitive Stage Reward: The Pidgeotite was also available as a prize during a special Competitive Stage featuring Mega Pidgeot. This event ran from October 11 to October 18, 2016, on both the Nintendo 3DS and mobile versions. Players who ranked within certain tiers received the Pidgeotite along with other items. citeturn0search1
If you missed the Competitive Stage, focusing on achieving Trainer Rank 12 is your best option to obtain the Pidgeotite.
M: In Pokémon, go, please explain the scatter bug dynamics… When do they appear, what do I have to do, etc. I haven’t seen a pattern yet
G: In Pokémon GO, Scatterbug has a unique mechanic tied to Postcard collecting rather than wild spawns. Here's how it works:
You do not encounter Scatterbug in the wild under normal conditions. Instead, you must:
Pin Postcards from gifts sent by friends.
Each region counts toward one of 18 Scatterbug habitats:
Scatterbug evolves into Spewpa, then Vivillon, whose wing pattern depends on where the original postcard came from.
This mechanic encourages global friendships and gift exchanges. If you want help identifying which regions you're missing, I can break that down too.
M: Please do a quick breakdown.
G: Here’s a quick breakdown of the Vivillon patterns and their regions in Pokémon GO:
| Pattern | Region Examples |
|---|---|
| Archipelago | Caribbean, Hawaii, parts of Oceania |
| Continental | France, Spain, Germany |
| Elegant | Japan |
| Garden | Italy, parts of Eastern Europe |
| High Plains | U.S. Midwest, parts of Canada |
| Icy Snow | Alaska, Northern Canada, Scandinavia |
| Jungle | Southeast Asia, parts of India |
| Marine | Southeast U.S., Gulf of Mexico |
| Meadow | U.K., Ireland, parts of Northern Europe |
| Modern | Eastern U.S. (e.g., New York, DC) |
| Monsoon | India, parts of Southern Asia |
| Ocean | Australia, New Zealand |
| Polar | Russia, Canada (central/eastern) |
| River | Brazil, Amazon region |
| Sandstorm | Middle East, North Africa |
| Savannah | Sub-Saharan Africa |
| Sun | South America (not Amazon) |
| Tundra | Greenland, extreme north (very rare) |
💡 Tip: To unlock all patterns, trade postcards with global friends—especially those in lesser-covered areas like Africa, Oceania, and South America.