What is the chance of finding one of N's Pokemon?

Question

And make sure to actually look things up before you answer.
http://serebii.net/black2white2/nspokemon.shtml

And I need a for sure answer, not people guessing. That includes people of other sites guessing.

If you are not sure what the question is talking about or if you are not 100% sure your answer is correct, DO NOT ANSWER

Do not answer saying the chance is 1% if your only reference is IGN or Bulbapedia (which got that number from IGN).

Comments

https://youtu.be/7FvHGjuGGAs?si=O7CcIxTxLwC530zj&t=502s

This guy who spends quite a lot of time playing the game seems to have come to this consensus as well.

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I watchthat guy a lot. He often gives out misinformation. He also didn’t provide a source

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32 votes?
no answers?
2012?

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It’s had answers, they’ve been removed since they can’t prove it. This would likely need a datamine to prove, or extensive testing (which I’m thinking about…)
32 votes because it’s hard to answer. Lol

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Yeah lol just do a little shiny hunt, there's 15 N's Pokemon and if it is actually 1% it should take about 1500 encounters. And if not, I'd say a near average would probably do.