Lures are the most basic of ways to get a Shiny rate boost. The chances for those are always 1 in 4,096 These ways to increase do not affect the Shiny Chances of Gift or Alolan Form trades. There are however, several ways to increase your chances of finding a Shiny Pokémon, but remember that even if a rate is set to be 1 in a certain amount, the rates don't decrease with each encounter meaning that even after 1000 encounters, you'll still have the same odds and you may go over odds. The base rate is 1 in 4,096 but as with all Pokémon games since Black 2 & White 2, you can receive the Shiny Charm in Celadon City for completing the Pokédex in order to increase those base odds to 1 in 1,365. As you can see the Pokémon in the overworld, you can see more Pokémon on the field, you have more chances of spotting a Shiny Pokémon without starting the encounter. Shiny Pokémon are always a special thing in Pokémon games, and Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! & Let's Go, Eevee continues this tradition of obtaining Shiny Pokémon, but there's a small change.
they don't have any stat boosts or other abnormal attributes.
There are no other differences between Shiny Pokemon and normal Pokemon i.e. When they emerge from a Poke Ball in battle they're accompanied by a brief glittery animation that makesthem appearto shine (hence the unofficial term "shiny" - there actually is no official term for these rare Pokemon). The difference can be subtle (Shiny Leafeon are only a slightly lighter shade of teal) or dramatic (Shiny Gyarados are a brilliant shade of red, as opposed to normal blue). Introduced in Pokemon Gold/Silver, a Shiny Pokemon is a rare Pokemon that differs in color from a normal Pokemon and can be identified by the red star to the right of its sprite on the summary screen.
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