Cacophony

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Unused map locations | Early English promotional Pokémon names | Eternal Flower Floette | Bird type | Unused music | Unused encounter system (Yellow) | Unused Bulbasaur slot machine symbol | Unused Shadow Pokémon | Cacophony | Unused Japanese list strings (Generation I) | Unused items | Unused Pokémon data | Unused and redundant Egg moves

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Bulbapedia also has an article about Cacophony.

CACOPHONY is an unused Ability which is only known to exist within Pokémon Ruby, Pokémon Sapphire and Pokémon Emerald.

This Ability is identical to Soundproof, in the sense that any Pokémon with CACOPHONY as an ability will be immune to attacks such as Uproar and Grasswhistle, however no Pokémon can ever have CACOPHONY as an ability without the use of a game-altering device. Since this ability is never mentioned within the game, the term "CACOPHONY" is normally never seen through normal gameplay.

When a Pokémon with the CACOPHONY ability is transported to Pal Park an error trap will revert the Pokémon back into having the ability which it should usually have. For example, if a Ninjask with the CACOPHONY Ability is transported to Pal Park the game will automatically give the same Ninjask the Speed Boost ability. However, it has not been confirmed whether the CACOPHONY ability was completely removed from Generation IV of the Pokémon games.

It is unknown why this Ability was never used in the final versions of Pokémon Ruby, Pokémon Sapphire and Pokémon Emerald but it could be suggested that this Ability was going to be used for Loudred and Exploud because on a Japanese version of an Exploud card one of Exploud's moves is Cacophony, however when those cards were officially translated into English this was changed to 'Ambient Voice.'

External links

  1. [http://www.serebii.net/games/ability.shtml Serebii.net's list of abilities in Generation III (note that "Cacophony" is listed)