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{{unused maps}}
{{MapInfoGenI
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|town map=PALLET TOWN
|town map raw=Pointer to name=(Unknown), y=0 x=0
|file=Y Map 0B.png
|hex=0B
|dec=11
|headerpointer=14:49A4 (Red/Blue)/14:49aa (Yellow) (SaffronCity_h)
|mapbank=1
|palette=PAL_ROUTE
|music=Track 0xC3 (Viridian City) (Y)
|soundbank=02 (Y)
|tileset=AF (invalid) (Fly, Dig, Teleport, Escape Rope impossible,<br>fishing and cycling not allowed) (Y)
|fish=None (Y)
|textpointertable=C95B (RAM) (Y)
|script=1AC1 (within GetRowColAddressBgMap) (Y)
|size=224x144 blocks (Y)
|wildpokemon=None (NothingWildMons) (03:50dd (R/B)/03:4d89 (Y))
|connections=[[:#Connections_data|See AreaDex/RBY:011#Connections_data]]
|npcs=Unknown
|signs=Unknown
|hiddenobjects=Unknown
|flyflag=D70C 0x3 (R/B), D70B 0x3 (Y)
|metascript=Unknown (none?)
|nomenclature=Town/City, [[partially unused]]
}}
'''Map 0x0B''', nicknamed '''lost city''' or '''unused town''' is a location in {{RBY}} with an index number of hex:0B (dec: 11).
Entering it in English {{RBY}} causes the game to freeze with a white screen. However, map 0x0B
After visiting this location, the game internally marks it as a visited Fly location, indicating a potential [[placeholder]] or dummied-out data for an extra 'key area' (areas that the player can Fly to). This is also supported by the map index number being next to towns and cities but before Route 1. The player cannot actually Fly to it; the glitch location doesn't have any Town Map data and defaults to Pallet Town with coordinates of (0,0).
==Traits==
[[File:Capsule Monsters map.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Capsule Monsters map with 12
Map 0x0B's Town Map name is "Pallet Town". It has the coordinates 0,0 which places it on the 'top-left corner' of the Town Map. This is directly above Indigo Plateau, because here 'y' starts from the top and goes down as it increases. The location of the map is not actually on the top-left corner of the Town Map, because a green area can be seen west of the player, and the place name text can be seen above them.
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Map 0B has no wild Pokémon data.
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==Connections data==
{{incomplete|1=Properly interpret the data, and add where the game retrieves the data, including whether it is constant/from ROM}}
Map connections data refers to the data specific to maps which link to other maps without using door or exit warps (through walking around, using the Bicycle, or Surfing). An example is how Pallet Town is linked to Route 1 to the north and Sea Route 21 to the south (and map 0xFF to the west and east if those connections are forced).
===Yellow===
A dump of D36F-D39B in memory at the time of entering map 0x0B:
A7FFD041F0C60A0A47F629C9CA384A1C1C1AEACCD5FEFF2005CD5F4A1872FEA038043E001802E60F4F06002100
Empirically,
*North connection at y=08 links to Team Rocket Hideout (B4F) (0xCA) - wCurrentTileBlockMapViewPointer for the new map is $FFFF (I/O).
*South connection at y=255 links to Map 0xFF - wCurrentTileBlockMapViewPointer for the new map is $C93B (RAM).
*West connection at x=14 links to invaded house (Cerulean City) (0x3E) - wCurrentTileBlockMapViewPointer for the new map is $0F12 (ROM).
*East connection at y=255 links to Sea Route 21 (0x20) - wCurrentTileBlockMapViewPointer for the new map is $1770 (ROM).
Note that unlike the standard [[wikipedia:Cartesian coordinate system|Cartesian coordinate system]], in Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow, the y coordinate increases by 1 every time Red walks south/decreases by 1 every time he walks north, but like it, the x coordinate increases by 1 every time Red walks right/decreases by 1 every time he walks left.
==Notes==
1. There is unused shop data placed between the data for the Fuchsia and Cinnabar Poké Marts, but it
▲[[File:Capsule Monsters map.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Capsule Monsters map with 12; not 11 spots that may be for key areas.]]
▲1. There is unused shop data placed between the data for the Fuchsia and Cinnabar Poké Marts, but it isn't necessarily for map 0B. The item list contains Great Balls, Super Potions, Hyper Potions, Full Heals and Revives.
2. [[bp:Game Freak|Game Freak]] created a map for [[bp:Capsule Monsters|Capsule Monsters]] that shows what eventually became [[bp:Kanto|Kanto]]. Capsule Monsters is an early design concept for what was finalized as Pokémon.
There are notably 12
The odd spot out (the one that may have been for an unreleased 12th location) is found below
==Leak==
[[File:12_Town.png|thumb|right|The Version of the map that was leaked.]]
On February 16, 2019 assets from the Pokémon Red and Green beta were leaked<ref>[https://helixchamber.com/2019/02/16/what-dreams-may-come/ What Dreams May Come: Prototype Data for Pokémon Red and Green] from Helix Chamber</ref>. The leaked assets included the layout of Map 0B. The town is smaller than the empty space on the Kanto map at the "C" spot would indicate. A truck, identical to the [[S.S. Anne Ship Truck]] in the final game, could be found here, suggesting that this town might have been related to the Vermilion harbor map.<ref>[https://helixchamber.com/2019/07/22/proto-map-analysis/ The Many Prototype Maps of Red and Green] from Helix Chamber</ref>
▲The odd spot out (the one that may have been for an unreleased 12th location) is found below '7' and is marked 'C'. This is located below what is now [[bp:Celadon City|Celadon City]] and may have been above the sea.
==Viewing map 0B on the Town Map==
It's possible to view map 0B on the Town Map with a GameShark, or with 8F or ws m [[arbitrary code execution]].
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*ld a, 0B
*ld
*ret
For the ws m items, change the quantity of the TM34 from 94 to 93. This changes ld
==Dokokashira door glitch route==
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Note that the game will freeze with a white screen as usual, so it is kind of pointless.
==Expanded items pack method==
Map 0x0B can be accessed in the [[expanded items pack]] by adjusting the quantity of item 36 (D365/4) to 11 in a building such as a Pokémon Center, which will change the exit destination to map 0x0B.
Like above, attempting to access the map will sadly result in a white screen, unless the player is accessing one of the special map 0x0B in non-English European versions below.
==See also==
*[[Map 0x0B (French Yellow)]]
*[[Map 0x0B (German Yellow)]]
*[[Map 0x0B (Italian Yellow)]]
*[[Map 0x0B (Spanish Yellow)]]
==References==
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[[Category:Unused content]]
[[Category:Generation I glitches]]
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