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>CasualPokePlayer (Additional info for Move 0x00's type and ways to avoid crashes.) |
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In battle it may appear as a Normal-type move. Using it may result in the text "(POKéMON) used ど ◄öSど◄：E 30!" however the move seems to have low accuracy. If the move is successful it may result in an animation and the enemy Pokémon becoming badly poisoned. |
In battle it may appear as a Normal-type move. Using it may result in the text "(POKéMON) used ど ◄öSど◄：E 30!" however the move seems to have low accuracy. If the move is successful it may result in an animation and the enemy Pokémon becoming badly poisoned. |
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On the moves list, this glitch move will take the type 0xD1. This type's name is sourced from $8091, which is VRAM for the second icon of the party screen. Using specific party icons with terminator bytes in the data (i.e. ICON_FOX, ICON_MONSTER, and ICON_POLIWAG) the type name can be safely terminated, albeit with a chance to not terminate due to VRAM inaccessibility. If the name does not terminate, it will result in a crash, sometimes resetting |
On the moves list, this glitch move will take the type 0xD1. This type's name is sourced from $8091, which is VRAM for the second icon of the party screen. Using specific party icons with terminator bytes in the data (i.e. ICON_FOX, ICON_MONSTER, and ICON_POLIWAG) the type name can be safely terminated, albeit with a chance to not terminate due to VRAM inaccessibility. If the name does not terminate, it will result in a crash, sometimes resetting to the "[[This Game Pak is designed only for use on the Game Boy Color.]]" message. |
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==Accessing the glitch move== |
==Accessing the glitch move== |
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