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*May reset the game in a [[Glitch Dimension]] when selected from the sorting list |
*May reset the game in a [[Glitch Dimension]] when selected from the sorting list |
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*If the Pokédex is closed after viewing its sorting list name, it may result in a [[Glitch City]]. D67E (the last Pokédex sorting) may then be replaced with 0xFF and C94C is also corrupted, meaning replicating this effect a second time is harder. |
*If the Pokédex is closed after viewing its sorting list name, it may result in a [[Glitch City]]. D67E (the last Pokédex sorting) may then be replaced with 0xFF and C94C is also corrupted, meaning replicating this effect a second time is harder. |
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==When accessed with C6D8 method== |
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*Unknown/cannot be selected |
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Revision as of 13:33, 13 April 2018
Name: (Many 9s) Identifier (HEX): 0x0B Identifier (DEC): 011 Effect pointer: C94C
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Pokédex sorting 0x0B is a glitch Pokédex sorting in Pokémon Gold and Silver.
Effect
- Causes arbitrary code execution at region C94C in RAM
- Has a name with many 9s in it on the sorting list
- May reset the game in a Glitch Dimension when selected from the sorting list
- If the Pokédex is closed after viewing its sorting list name, it may result in a Glitch City. D67E (the last Pokédex sorting) may then be replaced with 0xFF and C94C is also corrupted, meaning replicating this effect a second time is harder.
When accessed with C6D8 method
- Unknown/cannot be selected