To start off, Japan did message me over at Smogon to inquire about shiny 10 ANIV Pokemon. In no way did Japan ask me to come here, I found my way here on my own from links over at Smogon.
OmegaDonut and I were the two researchers that cracked the XD/Colosseum, and I was the one who discovered how WISHMKR Jirachi was generated. Additionally, I have worked with Sabresite in developing Legal.exe, in which I participated with the research on Shiny MYSTRY Mews. We've come to the conclusion that (almost?) no GBA given event in Gen 3 has a shiny check. I also helped crack the RNG in gens 3/5, in addition to proving that Victini / Zek / Resh can never be encountered shiny no matter the location and the Masuda Method shiny rate is 1/1366 in B/W.
However, your "reference" posts are 3+ years old. We have more tools now.
We know more.
Now on to the Shiny Colosseum Pokemon. You said you got them yourself with hard work. Yet, you say this:
This is not true. Once you catch them, you will be able to see if it is shiny or not. You don't have to purify it. What you said is incriminating against you -- it appears as if you never have gotten a Shiny Pokemon in Colosseum, and that what you have in this thread is hacked.
I suggest you use Pokecheck.org to upload a few (3+ with the same TID/SID, so that you can prove you didn't change the TID/SID on all of them just to make them shiny) of your shiny Colosseum Pokemon. You can then download the PKM file and then PM it to me, and I will most likely prove that they are hacked. This is because I have a PID/IV calculator for XD/Colosseum Pokemon, and I can check the legitimacy of them. No, I will not share this checker with the public, nor will I share your PKMs with anyone.
Same deal goes with your shiny events. Yes, PID generators are out there for 'em, but Pokecheck can check the PID to see if it is legal.
Proving whether your pokemon CAN be legit does not prove that they ARE legit.
Have a good weekend.
