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The '''Azurill gender glitch''' is a recurring [[glitch]]; first existing in Generation III of the Pokémon games and later appearing in Generation IV within Pokémon Diamond, Pokémon Pearl and Pokémon Platinum |
The '''Azurill gender glitch''' is a recurring [[glitch]]; first existing in Generation III of the Pokémon games and later appearing in Generation IV within Pokémon Diamond, Pokémon Pearl and Pokémon Platinum. It is currently unknown whether this [[glitch]] still exists in Pokémon Heartgold and Soulsilver. |
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When a female Azurill evolves into a Marill there is a 1 in 3 chance (not taking into account possible error from the [[Abuse of the Pseudorandom Number Generator|Pseudorandom Number Generator]]) that it will 'change' into a male Marill. This can be explained by the fact that the gender rate of Marill differs from that of Azurill and whilst Azurill is 75% female and 25% male Marill is 50% male and female. The gender of a Pokémon is determined by its hidden personality value and a certain range of values will determine whether it is male or female. When Azurill evolves however, the possible range of values ensuring that Marill is female are reduced so there is a slight chance of a male Azurill evolving into a male Marill. |
When a female Azurill evolves into a Marill there is a 1 in 3 chance (not taking into account possible error from the [[Abuse of the Pseudorandom Number Generator|Pseudorandom Number Generator]]) that it will 'change' into a male Marill. This can be explained by the fact that the gender rate of Marill differs from that of Azurill and whilst Azurill is 75% female and 25% male Marill is 50% male and female. The gender of a Pokémon is determined by its hidden personality value and a certain range of values will determine whether it is male or female. When Azurill evolves however, the possible range of values ensuring that Marill is female are reduced so there is a slight chance of a male Azurill evolving into a male Marill. |
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Revision as of 22:40, 12 March 2010
Exclusive to Ruby and Sapphire:
256x item selling price glitch | Amazing Trainers | Berry glitch | Draining hitpoints animation glitch | Evolution animation glitch | Sticky Hold glitch | Mossdeep City Skitty glitch | Truck glitch | Nightmare glitch | Mossdeep City Skitty glitch
Acro Bike instability glitches (Japanese only) | Dark red selector glitch (International only) | Excessive doll arrangement glitch (Japanese only) | Mail and Trick glitches (Japanese only) | Surf on land (Japanese only)
Exclusive to FireRed and LeafGreen:
Celadon City origin glitch | Pokédex species glitch | Roaming Pokémon Roar glitch
Exclusive to Emerald:
Battle Pike poison knockout glitch | Black curtains glitch | Mart worker glitch | Mover Vigoroth cry glitch (Japanese only)
In various or all entries:
Azurill gender glitch | Boss HP recruit glitch (Mystery Dungeon) | Decamark-specific glitches | Dewford Gym footprint glitch | Evolution move-learning glitch | Focus Punch glitch | Roaming Pokémon IV glitch | Sky Pillar glitch | Thunderbolt glitch | VBlank RNG interrupt glitch
The Azurill gender glitch is a recurring glitch; first existing in Generation III of the Pokémon games and later appearing in Generation IV within Pokémon Diamond, Pokémon Pearl and Pokémon Platinum. It is currently unknown whether this glitch still exists in Pokémon Heartgold and Soulsilver.
When a female Azurill evolves into a Marill there is a 1 in 3 chance (not taking into account possible error from the Pseudorandom Number Generator) that it will 'change' into a male Marill. This can be explained by the fact that the gender rate of Marill differs from that of Azurill and whilst Azurill is 75% female and 25% male Marill is 50% male and female. The gender of a Pokémon is determined by its hidden personality value and a certain range of values will determine whether it is male or female. When Azurill evolves however, the possible range of values ensuring that Marill is female are reduced so there is a slight chance of a male Azurill evolving into a male Marill.