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{{Misc Gen 3}}
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The '''draining hitpoints animation glitch''' or '''HP drain glitch''' is a minor [[glitch]] which only exists in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. If the player's Pokémon deals a very large amount of damage on a wild Pokémon (33038 or more testing with the move Endeavor) the enemy Pokémon will faint without its HP bar draining.
The '''draining hitpoints animation glitch''' or '''HP drain glitch''', '''HP bar oversight''' is a minor [[glitch]] which only exists in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. If the player's Pokémon deals a very large amount of damage on a wild Pokémon (33038 or more through testing with the move Endeavor and an enemy Pokémon with over 33038 HP) the enemy Pokémon will faint without its HP bar draining.


==Requirements==
==Requirements==
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==Kyogre method==
==Kyogre method==


#Encounter a relatively low level Pokémon, ideally one which the player can get a Super Effective hit on, such as Sandshrew.
#Encounter a relatively low level Pokémon, ideally one on which the player can land a Super Effective hit, such as Geodude in Granite Cave.
#Send out Kyogre and make sure that rain has activated and the opponent does not have either Air Lock or Cloud Nine.
#Send out Kyogre and make sure that rain has activated and the opponent does not have either Air Lock or Cloud Nine.
#Get six Calm Mind boosts on Kyogre and ensure that the player has not taken much damage.
#Get six Calm Mind boosts on Kyogre and ensure that the player has not taken much damage.
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==Dealing exactly 33037 damage==
==Dealing exactly 33037 damage==
When [[user:Torchickens|ChickasaurusGL]] tested the move Endeavor on an enemy Pokémon with a hacked amount of HP that was over 33037, dealing exactly 33037 damage caused the HP bar to instantly fall to 0 without any delay. It is unknown whether it is actually possible to deal exactly 33037 damage in normal gameplay, and if so, it may be very difficult to pull off.
When [[user:Torchickens|ChickasaurusGL]] tested the move Endeavor on an enemy Pokémon with a hacked amount of HP that was over 33037, dealing exactly 33037 damage caused the HP bar to instantly fall to 0 without any delay. It is unknown if this was only caused by Endeavor and/or the hacking involved, or whether it is actually possible to deal exactly 33037 damage in normal gameplay.

==See also==
*[[Heal with Eruption or Water Spout glitch]]


==External Links==
==External Links==
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#[http://pokeglitch.tripod.com/id10.html A list of minor glitches from Pokeglitch.tripod.com, mentioning this glitch].
#[http://pokeglitch.tripod.com/id10.html A list of minor glitches from Pokeglitch.tripod.com, mentioning this glitch].
#[http://www.serebiiforums.com/showthread.php?t=33596&page=3A A page from an article on Serebii.net forums mentioning the glitch].
#[http://www.serebiiforums.com/showthread.php?t=33596&page=3A A page from an article on Serebii.net forums mentioning the glitch].
#[https://pokemonshowdown.com/damagecalc/ Pokémon Showdown's damage calculator, for testing possible scenarios].
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[[Category:Generation III glitches]]

Latest revision as of 16:51, 7 February 2019

Miscellaneous glitches of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen and Pokémon Emerald


The draining hitpoints animation glitch or HP drain glitch, HP bar oversight is a minor glitch which only exists in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. If the player's Pokémon deals a very large amount of damage on a wild Pokémon (33038 or more through testing with the move Endeavor and an enemy Pokémon with over 33038 HP) the enemy Pokémon will faint without its HP bar draining.

Requirements

  1. A battle situation which is very beneficial for the player, such as a level 100 Kyogre with high HP and six Calm Mind boosts that is about to use Water Spout.

Kyogre method

  1. Encounter a relatively low level Pokémon, ideally one on which the player can land a Super Effective hit, such as Geodude in Granite Cave.
  2. Send out Kyogre and make sure that rain has activated and the opponent does not have either Air Lock or Cloud Nine.
  3. Get six Calm Mind boosts on Kyogre and ensure that the player has not taken much damage.
  4. Use Water Spout and if the damage dealt is enough the opponent will faint without its HP bar draining.

Dealing exactly 33037 damage

When ChickasaurusGL tested the move Endeavor on an enemy Pokémon with a hacked amount of HP that was over 33037, dealing exactly 33037 damage caused the HP bar to instantly fall to 0 without any delay. It is unknown if this was only caused by Endeavor and/or the hacking involved, or whether it is actually possible to deal exactly 33037 damage in normal gameplay.

See also

External Links

  1. Youtube video by ChickasaurusGL.
  2. A list of minor glitches from Pokeglitch.tripod.com, mentioning this glitch.
  3. A page from an article on Serebii.net forums mentioning the glitch.
  4. Pokémon Showdown's damage calculator, for testing possible scenarios.