GlitchDex/C:253
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| Pokémon Gold and Silver equivalent |
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| Generation II glitch Egg (Gold/Silver) |
| ← Previous glitch Pokémon | Current glitch Pokémon | Next Pokémon → |
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| ????? (FC) | Generation II glitch Egg (Crystal) | ????? (FE) |
Please note that some of the data described here may not be fully reliable if it depends on the contents of writable memory, such as RAM; WRAM; SRAM.
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| Bulbapedia link | {{{bulbapedia}}} |
| Equivalent glitch Pokémon | {{{equivalent}}} |
| Equivalent Pokémon (Generation I) | {{{equivalentgen1}}} |
| Index number (hex) | FD |
| Index number (dec) | 253 |
| Pokédex number (Family) |
253 |
| Pokédex marker byte | {{{markerbyte}}} |
| Breeding result (when glitch Pokémon is female or paired with Ditto) | {{{hatch}}} |
| Type(s) | (Varies) |
| Category | ぅ$ 3 $ h $ 8Q 8X'd$;♀ |
| Base happiness | 120 |
| Egg group | |
| Color | Gold |
| Catch rate constant | |
| Experience group | |
| Experience yield | |
| Height | (?)0'22 |
| Weight | 6146.5 |
| Footprint | 
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| Gender ratio | (Can be either male or female) |
| Wild held item | |
| Sprite dimensions | |
More research is needed for this article.
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Reason given: Does this version of the Generation II glitch Egg copy any data other than the typing and base stats? |
; when specified as an Egg that hatches from itself, or when the game attempts to load data for Pokémon 253 is glitch Pokémon in Pokémon Crystal.
When faces a wild Pokémon, its typing will change to that of the wild Pokémon.
When faces a Trainer, its typing will change to that of the first Pokémon sent out.
Similarly, the typing and base stats of an opposing wild Egg are taken from the first Pokémon sent out by the user in a wild battle, or a Pokémon that was out before the wild Egg was sent out in a Trainer battle.
Movepool
By level up
(No known moves)
By TM/HM
(No known moves)
Base stats
(Varies)
Pokédex entry
Type effectiveness
(Varies)
Evolutions
(None known)
Methods to obtain
- Byte shifting via
(00) or (FF) (available through stabilizing a bad clone or arbitrary code execution) (e.g. byte shift a total experience of 253 or 64768-65023 and then stabilize the glitch Pokémon at the Day Care); unconfirmed. - Arbitrary code execution (e.g. through TM33 outside of the TM/HM pocket; glitch Pokédex mode 9).
Notes
's Pokédex entry may freeze the game sometimes, and not freeze the game at other times.