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*After depositing it, check deposit again. If the party is glitched, the Super Glitch corruption worked, otherwise try again (The player can also skip this step to save time, at the risk of it having not worked, or use a memory viewer to check instead). |
*After depositing it, check deposit again. If the party is glitched, the Super Glitch corruption worked, otherwise try again (The player can also skip this step to save time, at the risk of it having not worked, or use a memory viewer to check instead). |
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*If Super Glitch is successful, the player will now have 255 Pokémon (due to a corruption of 0 Pokémon caused by the tiles at the Pokémon Center and Super Glitch, and an underflow from depositing). |
*If Super Glitch is successful, the player will now have 255 Pokémon (due to a corruption of 0 Pokémon caused by the tiles at the Pokémon Center and Super Glitch, and an underflow from depositing). |
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*Optionally (but recommended so viewing the expanded party doesn't freeze the game), the player can withdraw a Pokémon from the box, resulting in a party size matching the index number of the chosen Pokémon (for instance, withdrawing Exeggutor makes the expanded party not freeze but changes the party size to 10 (0x0A), and withdrawing [[GlitchDex/Y:255|Q (0xFF)]] makes the expanded party not freeze but keeps the size at 255)). |
*Optionally (but recommended so viewing the expanded party doesn't freeze the game), the player can withdraw a Pokémon from the box, resulting in a party size matching the [[The Big HEX List|index number]] of the chosen Pokémon (for instance, withdrawing Exeggutor makes the expanded party not freeze but changes the party size to 10 (0x0A), and withdrawing [[GlitchDex/Y:255|Q (0xFF)]] makes the expanded party not freeze but keeps the size at 255)). |
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From the expanded party, it is possible to perform many tasks; such as: |
From the expanded party, it is possible to perform many tasks; such as: |
Revision as of 23:52, 24 May 2022
An expanded party is a Pokémon party containing more than six Pokémon.
The player can find many glitch Pokémon and unstable hybrid Pokémon in the expanded party.
The expanded party can be accessed by having over 6 Pokémon directly (D163 in Red/Blue), or by using a glitch to access/swap them without actually having them. This can be done with both the closed menu Select glitch (Japanese versions only) or no expanded party international Select glitching.
In Pokémon Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow
An expanded party can be obtained with the SRAM glitch (including from a save file erased with Up+Select+B, which will give the player 255 party Pokémon), Super Glitch, special menu select glitches (by swapping lift destination and Cerulean City badge man entries), and arbitrary code execution.
Another means of obtaining the expanded party is as such:
- Go to the PC in a Pokémon Center.
- Go to deposit a Pokémon but view its summary first on the deposit/stats/cancel screen. This Pokémon must also have Super Glitch, preferably 0xA6 for the guaranteed corruption, but others have a chance of working.
- After depositing it, check deposit again. If the party is glitched, the Super Glitch corruption worked, otherwise try again (The player can also skip this step to save time, at the risk of it having not worked, or use a memory viewer to check instead).
- If Super Glitch is successful, the player will now have 255 Pokémon (due to a corruption of 0 Pokémon caused by the tiles at the Pokémon Center and Super Glitch, and an underflow from depositing).
- Optionally (but recommended so viewing the expanded party doesn't freeze the game), the player can withdraw a Pokémon from the box, resulting in a party size matching the index number of the chosen Pokémon (for instance, withdrawing Exeggutor makes the expanded party not freeze but changes the party size to 10 (0x0A), and withdrawing Q (0xFF) makes the expanded party not freeze but keeps the size at 255)).
From the expanded party, it is possible to perform many tasks; such as:
- Altering items and registered Pokémon in the Pokédex (if a Pokémon is swapped with the 10th).
- Digging up Pokémon that the player doesn't own.
- Performing the Fossil conversion glitch.
- Enabling the player to walk through walls (if the 62nd Pokémon is swapped with the 63rd).
In Pokémon Red, Green, and Pokémon Blue (Japanese), the closed menu Select glitches perform party Pokémon switches ignoring the number of Pokémon in the party; which allows for 'simulated' expanded party switches. A similar exploit (but requiring multiple glitches) in the English versions can be achieved with map size memory corruption.
Sometimes freezes occur when switching certain Pokémon beyond slot 6 or with a closed menu Select glitch due to the zero maximum HP glitch, in which one of the Pokémon has 0 maximum HP but over 0 current HP. This can be worked around by having a 0xFF Pokémon above the desired slot to place the 0 maximum HP Pokémon, so the game doesn't have to handle the HP (with the problem possibly caused by a division by zero when the game attempts to draw the HP bar).
The expanded party has been banned from 151 Pokémon speedruns for both (Red/Blue and Yellow); the rational that using the glitch to obtain Pokémon wouldn't be seen as obtaining them.
Memory addresses
Notes: This assumes no potential technicalities and that the extrapolations are correct. At least the species byte 1 and main data has yielded results, but has only been briefly been checked. This data is for Pokémon Red and Blue; addresses are -1 in Yellow version, and +5 of what they were in the English versions for non-English European versions. For Japanese version data, see Expanded party/RGBYJP.
Pokémon # | Species byte 1 | Main data (44 bytes each) |
Trainer name (11 bytes each) |
Nickname (11 bytes each) |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | $D163 | $D16B | $D273 | $D2B5 |
2 | $D164 | $D197 | $D27E | $D2C0 |
3 | $D165 | $D1C3 | $D289 | $D2CB |
4 | $D166 | $D1EF | $D294 | $D2D6 |
5 | $D167 | $D21B | $D29F | $D2E1 |
6 | $D168 | $D247 | $D2AA | $D2EC |
7 | $D169 | $D273 | $D2B5 | $D2F7 |
8 | $D16A | $D29F | $D2C0 | $D302 |
9 | $D16B | $D2CB | $D2CB | $D30D |
10 | $D16C | $D2F7 | $D2D6 | $D318 |
11 | $D16D | $D323 | $D2E1 | $D323 |
12 | $D16E | $D34F | $D2EC | $D32E |
13 | $D16F | $D37B | $D2F7 | $D339 |
14 | $D170 | $D3A7 | $D302 | $D344 |
15 | $D171 | $D3D3 | $D30D | $D34F |
16 | $D172 | $D3FF | $D318 | $D35A |
17 | $D173 | $D42B | $D323 | $D365 |
18 | $D174 | $D457 | $D32E | $D370 |
19 | $D175 | $D483 | $D339 | $D37B |
20 | $D176 | $D4AF | $D344 | $D386 |
21 | $D177 | $D4DB | $D34F | $D391 |
22 | $D178 | $D507 | $D35A | $D39C |
23 | $D179 | $D533 | $D365 | $D3A7 |
24 | $D17A | $D55F | $D370 | $D3B2 |
25 | $D17B | $D58B | $D37B | $D3BD |
26 | $D17C | $D5B7 | $D386 | $D3C8 |
27 | $D17D | $D5E3 | $D391 | $D3D3 |
28 | $D17E | $D60F | $D39C | $D3DE |
29 | $D17F | $D63B | $D3A7 | $D3E9 |
30 | $D180 | $D667 | $D3B2 | $D3F4 |
31 | $D181 | $D693 | $D3BD | $D3FF |
32 | $D182 | $D6BF | $D3C8 | $D40A |
33 | $D183 | $D6EB | $D3D3 | $D415 |
34 | $D184 | $D717 | $D3DE | $D420 |
35 | $D185 | $D743 | $D3E9 | $D42B |
36 | $D186 | $D76F | $D3F4 | $D436 |
37 | $D187 | $D79B | $D3FF | $D441 |
38 | $D188 | $D7C7 | $D40A | $D44C |
39 | $D189 | $D7F3 | $D415 | $D457 |
40 | $D18A | $D81F | $D420 | $D462 |
41 | $D18B | $D84B | $D42B | $D46D |
42 | $D18C | $D877 | $D436 | $D478 |
43 | $D18D | $D8A3 | $D441 | $D483 |
44 | $D18E | $D8CF | $D44C | $D48E |
45 | $D18F | $D8FB | $D457 | $D499 |
46 | $D190 | $D927 | $D462 | $D4A4 |
47 | $D191 | $D953 | $D46D | $D4AF |
48 | $D192 | $D97F | $D478 | $D4BA |
49 | $D193 | $D9AB | $D483 | $D4C5 |
50 | $D194 | $D9D7 | $D48E | $D4D0 |
51 | $D195 | $DA03 | $D499 | $D4DB |
52 | $D196 | $DA2F | $D4A4 | $D4E6 |
53 | $D197 | $DA5B | $D4AF | $D4F1 |
54 | $D198 | $DA87 | $D4BA | $D4FC |
55 | $D199 | $DAB3 | $D4C5 | $D507 |
56 | $D19A | $DADF | $D4D0 | $D512 |
57 | $D19B | $DB0B | $D4DB | $D51D |
58 | $D19C | $DB37 | $D4E6 | $D528 |
59 | $D19D | $DB63 | $D4F1 | $D533 |
60 | $D19E | $DB8F | $D4FC | $D53E |
61 | $D19F | $DBBB | $D507 | $D549 |
62 | $D1A0 | $DBE7 | $D512 | $D554 |
63 | $D1A1 | $DC13 | $D51D | $D55F |
64 | $D1A2 | $DC3F | $D528 | $D56A |
65 | $D1A3 | $DC6B | $D533 | $D575 |
66 | $D1A4 | $DC97 | $D53E | $D580 |
67 | $D1A5 | $DCC3 | $D549 | $D58B |
68 | $D1A6 | $DCEF | $D554 | $D596 |
69 | $D1A7 | $DD1B | $D55F | $D5A1 |
70 | $D1A8 | $DD47 | $D56A | $D5AC |
71 | $D1A9 | $DD73 | $D575 | $D5B7 |
72 | $D1AA | $DD9F | $D580 | $D5C2 |
73 | $D1AB | $DDCB | $D58B | $D5CD |
74 | $D1AC | $DDF7 | $D596 | $D5D8 |
75 | $D1AD | $DE23 | $D5A1 | $D5E3 |
76 | $D1AE | $DE4F | $D5AC | $D5EE |
77 | $D1AF | $DE7B | $D5B7 | $D5F9 |
78 | $D1B0 | $DEA7 | $D5C2 | $D604 |
79 | $D1B1 | $DED3 | $D5CD | $D60F |
80 | $D1B2 | $DEFF | $D5D8 | $D61A |
81 | $D1B3 | $DF2B | $D5E3 | $D625 |
82 | $D1B4 | $DF57 | $D5EE | $D630 |
83 | $D1B5 | $DF83 | $D5F9 | $D63B |
84 | $D1B6 | $DFAF | $D604 | $D646 |
85 | $D1B7 | $DFDB | $D60F | $D651 |
86 | $D1B8 | $E007 | $D61A | $D65C |
87 | $D1B9 | $E033 | $D625 | $D667 |
88 | $D1BA | $E05F | $D630 | $D672 |
89 | $D1BB | $E08B | $D63B | $D67D |
90 | $D1BC | $E0B7 | $D646 | $D688 |
91 | $D1BD | $E0E3 | $D651 | $D693 |
92 | $D1BE | $E10F | $D65C | $D69E |
93 | $D1BF | $E13B | $D667 | $D6A9 |
94 | $D1C0 | $E167 | $D672 | $D6B4 |
95 | $D1C1 | $E193 | $D67D | $D6BF |
96 | $D1C2 | $E1BF | $D688 | $D6CA |
97 | $D1C3 | $E1EB | $D693 | $D6D5 |
98 | $D1C4 | $E217 | $D69E | $D6E0 |
99 | $D1C5 | $E243 | $D6A9 | $D6EB |
100 | $D1C6 | $E26F | $D6B4 | $D6F6 |
101 | $D1C7 | $E29B | $D6BF | $D701 |
102 | $D1C8 | $E2C7 | $D6CA | $D70C |
103 | $D1C9 | $E2F3 | $D6D5 | $D717 |
104 | $D1CA | $E31F | $D6E0 | $D722 |
105 | $D1CB | $E34B | $D6EB | $D72D |
106 | $D1CC | $E377 | $D6F6 | $D738 |
107 | $D1CD | $E3A3 | $D701 | $D743 |
108 | $D1CE | $E3CF | $D70C | $D74E |
109 | $D1CF | $E3FB | $D717 | $D759 |
110 | $D1D0 | $E427 | $D722 | $D764 |
111 | $D1D1 | $E453 | $D72D | $D76F |
112 | $D1D2 | $E47F | $D738 | $D77A |
113 | $D1D3 | $E4AB | $D743 | $D785 |
114 | $D1D4 | $E4D7 | $D74E | $D790 |
115 | $D1D5 | $E503 | $D759 | $D79B |
116 | $D1D6 | $E52F | $D764 | $D7A6 |
117 | $D1D7 | $E55B | $D76F | $D7B1 |
118 | $D1D8 | $E587 | $D77A | $D7BC |
119 | $D1D9 | $E5B3 | $D785 | $D7C7 |
120 | $D1DA | $E5DF | $D790 | $D7D2 |
121 | $D1DB | $E60B | $D79B | $D7DD |
122 | $D1DC | $E637 | $D7A6 | $D7E8 |
123 | $D1DD | $E663 | $D7B1 | $D7F3 |
124 | $D1DE | $E68F | $D7BC | $D7FE |
125 | $D1DF | $E6BB | $D7C7 | $D809 |
126 | $D1E0 | $E6E7 | $D7D2 | $D814 |
127 | $D1E1 | $E713 | $D7DD | $D81F |
128 | $D1E2 | $E73F | $D7E8 | $D82A |
129 | $D1E3 | $E76B | $D7F3 | $D835 |
130 | $D1E4 | $E797 | $D7FE | $D840 |
131 | $D1E5 | $E7C3 | $D809 | $D84B |
132 | $D1E6 | $E7EF | $D814 | $D856 |
133 | $D1E7 | $E81B | $D81F | $D861 |
134 | $D1E8 | $E847 | $D82A | $D86C |
135 | $D1E9 | $E873 | $D835 | $D877 |
136 | $D1EA | $E89F | $D840 | $D882 |
137 | $D1EB | $E8CB | $D84B | $D88D |
138 | $D1EC | $E8F7 | $D856 | $D898 |
139 | $D1ED | $E923 | $D861 | $D8A3 |
140 | $D1EE | $E94F | $D86C | $D8AE |
141 | $D1EF | $E97B | $D877 | $D8B9 |
142 | $D1F0 | $E9A7 | $D882 | $D8C4 |
143 | $D1F1 | $E9D3 | $D88D | $D8CF |
144 | $D1F2 | $E9FF | $D898 | $D8DA |
145 | $D1F3 | $EA2B | $D8A3 | $D8E5 |
146 | $D1F4 | $EA57 | $D8AE | $D8F0 |
147 | $D1F5 | $EA83 | $D8B9 | $D8FB |
148 | $D1F6 | $EAAF | $D8C4 | $D906 |
149 | $D1F7 | $EADB | $D8CF | $D911 |
150 | $D1F8 | $EB07 | $D8DA | $D91C |
151 | $D1F9 | $EB33 | $D8E5 | $D927 |
152 | $D1FA | $EB5F | $D8F0 | $D932 |
153 | $D1FB | $EB8B | $D8FB | $D93D |
154 | $D1FC | $EBB7 | $D906 | $D948 |
155 | $D1FD | $EBE3 | $D911 | $D953 |
156 | $D1FE | $EC0F | $D91C | $D95E |
157 | $D1FF | $EC3B | $D927 | $D969 |
158 | $D200 | $EC67 | $D932 | $D974 |
159 | $D201 | $EC93 | $D93D | $D97F |
160 | $D202 | $ECBF | $D948 | $D98A |
161 | $D203 | $ECEB | $D953 | $D995 |
162 | $D204 | $ED17 | $D95E | $D9A0 |
163 | $D205 | $ED43 | $D969 | $D9AB |
164 | $D206 | $ED6F | $D974 | $D9B6 |
165 | $D207 | $ED9B | $D97F | $D9C1 |
166 | $D208 | $EDC7 | $D98A | $D9CC |
167 | $D209 | $EDF3 | $D995 | $D9D7 |
168 | $D20A | $EE1F | $D9A0 | $D9E2 |
169 | $D20B | $EE4B | $D9AB | $D9ED |
170 | $D20C | $EE77 | $D9B6 | $D9F8 |
171 | $D20D | $EEA3 | $D9C1 | $DA03 |
172 | $D20E | $EECF | $D9CC | $DA0E |
173 | $D20F | $EEFB | $D9D7 | $DA19 |
174 | $D210 | $EF27 | $D9E2 | $DA24 |
175 | $D211 | $EF53 | $D9ED | $DA2F |
176 | $D212 | $EF7F | $D9F8 | $DA3A |
177 | $D213 | $EFAB | $DA03 | $DA45 |
178 | $D214 | $EFD7 | $DA0E | $DA50 |
179 | $D215 | $F003 | $DA19 | $DA5B |
180 | $D216 | $F02F | $DA24 | $DA66 |
181 | $D217 | $F05B | $DA2F | $DA71 |
182 | $D218 | $F087 | $DA3A | $DA7C |
183 | $D219 | $F0B3 | $DA45 | $DA87 |
184 | $D21A | $F0DF | $DA50 | $DA92 |
185 | $D21B | $F10B | $DA5B | $DA9D |
186 | $D21C | $F137 | $DA66 | $DAA8 |
187 | $D21D | $F163 | $DA71 | $DAB3 |
188 | $D21E | $F18F | $DA7C | $DABE |
189 | $D21F | $F1BB | $DA87 | $DAC9 |
190 | $D220 | $F1E7 | $DA92 | $DAD4 |
191 | $D221 | $F213 | $DA9D | $DADF |
192 | $D222 | $F23F | $DAA8 | $DAEA |
193 | $D223 | $F26B | $DAB3 | $DAF5 |
194 | $D224 | $F297 | $DABE | $DB00 |
195 | $D225 | $F2C3 | $DAC9 | $DB0B |
196 | $D226 | $F2EF | $DAD4 | $DB16 |
197 | $D227 | $F31B | $DADF | $DB21 |
198 | $D228 | $F347 | $DAEA | $DB2C |
199 | $D229 | $F373 | $DAF5 | $DB37 |
200 | $D22A | $F39F | $DB00 | $DB42 |
201 | $D22B | $F3CB | $DB0B | $DB4D |
202 | $D22C | $F3F7 | $DB16 | $DB58 |
203 | $D22D | $F423 | $DB21 | $DB63 |
204 | $D22E | $F44F | $DB2C | $DB6E |
205 | $D22F | $F47B | $DB37 | $DB79 |
206 | $D230 | $F4A7 | $DB42 | $DB84 |
207 | $D231 | $F4D3 | $DB4D | $DB8F |
208 | $D232 | $F4FF | $DB58 | $DB9A |
209 | $D233 | $F52B | $DB63 | $DBA5 |
210 | $D234 | $F557 | $DB6E | $DBB0 |
211 | $D235 | $F583 | $DB79 | $DBBB |
212 | $D236 | $F5AF | $DB84 | $DBC6 |
213 | $D237 | $F5DB | $DB8F | $DBD1 |
214 | $D238 | $F607 | $DB9A | $DBDC |
215 | $D239 | $F633 | $DBA5 | $DBE7 |
216 | $D23A | $F65F | $DBB0 | $DBF2 |
217 | $D23B | $F68B | $DBBB | $DBFD |
218 | $D23C | $F6B7 | $DBC6 | $DC08 |
219 | $D23D | $F6E3 | $DBD1 | $DC13 |
220 | $D23E | $F70F | $DBDC | $DC1E |
221 | $D23F | $F73B | $DBE7 | $DC29 |
222 | $D240 | $F767 | $DBF2 | $DC34 |
223 | $D241 | $F793 | $DBFD | $DC3F |
224 | $D242 | $F7BF | $DC08 | $DC4A |
225 | $D243 | $F7EB | $DC13 | $DC55 |
226 | $D244 | $F817 | $DC1E | $DC60 |
227 | $D245 | $F843 | $DC29 | $DC6B |
228 | $D246 | $F86F | $DC34 | $DC76 |
229 | $D247 | $F89B | $DC3F | $DC81 |
230 | $D248 | $F8C7 | $DC4A | $DC8C |
231 | $D249 | $F8F3 | $DC55 | $DC97 |
232 | $D24A | $F91F | $DC60 | $DCA2 |
233 | $D24B | $F94B | $DC6B | $DCAD |
234 | $D24C | $F977 | $DC76 | $DCB8 |
235 | $D24D | $F9A3 | $DC81 | $DCC3 |
236 | $D24E | $F9CF | $DC8C | $DCCE |
237 | $D24F | $F9FB | $DC97 | $DCD9 |
238 | $D250 | $FA27 | $DCA2 | $DCE4 |
239 | $D251 | $FA53 | $DCAD | $DCEF |
240 | $D252 | $FA7F | $DCB8 | $DCFA |
241 | $D253 | $FAAB | $DCC3 | $DD05 |
242 | $D254 | $FAD7 | $DCCE | $DD10 |
243 | $D255 | $FB03 | $DCD9 | $DD1B |
244 | $D256 | $FB2F | $DCE4 | $DD26 |
245 | $D257 | $FB5B | $DCEF | $DD31 |
246 | $D258 | $FB87 | $DCFA | $DD3C |
247 | $D259 | $FBB3 | $DD05 | $DD47 |
248 | $D25A | $FBDF | $DD10 | $DD52 |
249 | $D25B | $FC0B | $DD1B | $DD5D |
250 | $D25C | $FC37 | $DD26 | $DD68 |
251 | $D25D | $FC63 | $DD31 | $DD73 |
252 | $D25E | $FC8F | $DD3C | $DD7E |
253 | $D25F | $FCBB | $DD47 | $DD89 |
254 | $D260 | $FCE7 | $DD52 | $DD94 |
255 | $D261 | $FD13 | $DD5D | $DD9F |
256 | $D262 | $FD3F | $DD68 | $DDAA |
Other buffers:
- Expanded menu sprite animation entries (see Party scrolling memory corruption)
- Expanded battle participation flags (see Participants glitch)
Swapping mechanics
Since each party Pokémon has four distinct pieces of data, for party Pokémon beyond number 6, those data regions often overlap, which causes the effect of swapping two Pokémon to be non-obvious. In addition, the data regions for Pokémon main data extrapolates to the stack region as well as the Echo RAM region, which may also cause complicated behaviors. Discounting possible stack corruption issues, the procedure for swapping two different party Pokémon works as follows[1]:
- Swap their species bytes 1 using the HRAM byte
hSwapTemp
as the buffer. - Swap their main data using the buffer
wSwitchPartyMonTempBuffer
($CC97 for R/B). - Swap their Trainer names using the buffer
wSwitchPartyMonTempBuffer
. - Swap their nicknames using the buffer
wSwitchPartyMonTempBuffer
.
The details of each individual swap operation should only matter in rare cases, such as when the main data regions of the two Pokémon overlap or when one of them overlaps with the buffer (both thanks to the Echo RAM). Denoting the Pokémon selected first as Pokémon A and the one selected second as Pokémon B, each individual swap operation works as follows:
- Copy the data for Pokémon B to the buffer.
- Copy the data for Pokémon A to the data for Pokémon B.
- Copy the buffer to the data for Pokémon A.
In Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal
An expanded party can be obtained with the ????? party overloading or arbitrary code execution. It is more prone to freezes than in Generation I.
The expanded party with specific requirements can enable the party-based map distortion glitch found by werster and RingRush.
Additionally, it is possible to cause limited memory corruption by swapping the moves of party Pokémon beyond slot 6 using the "move" option.
In Pokémon Emerald
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The expanded party can be accessed indirectly with Glitzer Popping, directly through the News Reporter trick (itself currently requiring Glitzer Popping), and possibly both directly and indirectly through arbitrary code execution.
Other names
- Pokédos Cartouche (or Poké-dos Cartouche).
See also
- Expanded inventory
- Expanded PC items
- Expanded Pokémon Storage System
- Moves beyond slot 4
- Expanded Poké Mart (accessed with Yami Shop glitch)
- Custom badge describer list
- Custom lift list
Trivia
- Despite the huge size of the expanded party, it can seemingly not touch HRAM.
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