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This glitch functions differently between the [[List of revision differences in the core Pokémon games|original revisions]] of the Japanese ROM (collectively one revision due to no game code/data changes), and the later revisions (also collectively one revision due to no game code/data changes). In the original revisions, any changes to CC35 (select button held down) are kept after closing the in-battle menu, allowing for the [[partial switch glitch]] to occur within a Pokémon battle. In the later revisions, changes to CC35 are lost after closing the in-battle menu (making the partial switch glitch impossible), however, the glitch can still be exploited if it is set up from the inventory menu and carried forward into the party menu from a Pokémon battle, the Day Care man, or the Name Rater.
The equivalent Select glitches can be simulated with the [[expanded party]] or a [[no expanded party international Select glitching]] method (minus ones involving moves beyond slot 4).
==Method 1==▼
▲==Method 1*==
#Enter battle
#Open the Bag
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#Press A on a Pokémon, or moves list (press Select on a move)
<nowiki>(*):</nowiki> Revision differences (detailed above) apply. Impossible on v1.
==Method 2/3/4==
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#Press A on a Pokémon
==Select glitch workaround==
Due to [[Zero maximum HP glitch|zero maximum HP glitch]] or possibly another complication; a Select glitch may sometimes lock up the game after the swap. A solution is to simply have an [[GlitchDexJP/RG:255|アネﾞデパミﾞ (FF)]] in the party above the position the player is trying to swap; as this hides details like the HP bar.
==Trivia==
According to Pokémon Lab (a no longer existing Japanese glitch, datamining and hacking website from 1997), method 2 was actually a discovery by a user called noborukun, which raises a question if very early in glitching history this glitch was thought to be exclusive to the v1.0 version (assuming the community was aware of revision differences); as method 1 is impossible on v1.1 releases.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20181203041808/http://www.geocities.jp/pcakatsuki/pokemonlab/bug1.html Pokémon Lab page detailing glitches]</ref>
==References==
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[[Category:Generation I glitches]]
[[Category:Terminology]]
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