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In {{RGBY}}, per game, 39 index numbers were assigned to [[placeholder]] Pokémon [[MissingNo.]].

Some of the data for MissingNo. (specifically its Pokédex number 000, name, three of its sprites (Kabutops Fossil, Aerodactyl Fossil, Lavender Town Ghost, Super Game Boy palette, Pokédex entry in Japanese Blue) and nine of its cries are believed to have been intentionally left in the game by the developers, but became unused in normal gameplay.

Some of the data for MissingNo. (specifically its Pokédex number 000, name, three of its sprites (Kabutops Fossil, Aerodactyl Fossil, Lavender Town Ghost), Super Game Boy palette, Pokédex entry in Japanese Blue and nine of its cries) are believed to have been intentionally left in the game by the developers, but became unused in normal gameplay.

However, most of MissingNo.'s data (including regular sprites, its starting moves, base stats, menu sprite, catch rate constant, experience group and TM/HM learnpool) are unintended (referred to in programming circles as "garbage" data), and are the result of extrapolated data. The aforementioned unused data also applies to the remaining 66 Pokémon (Pokémon IDs 0x00, and 0xBF through to 0xFF), which also have unintended names, level-up moves, Super Game Boy palettes, Pokédex entries.

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 In {{RGBY}}, per game, 39 index numbers were assigned to [[placeholder]] Pokémon [[MissingNo.]].
-Some of the data for MissingNo. (specifically its Pokédex number 000, name, three of its sprites (Kabutops Fossil, Aerodactyl Fossil, Lavender Town Ghost, Super Game Boy palette, Pokédex entry in Japanese Blue) and nine of its cries are believed to have been intentionally left in the game by the developers, but became unused in normal gameplay.
+Some of the data for MissingNo. (specifically its Pokédex number 000, name, three of its sprites (Kabutops Fossil, Aerodactyl Fossil, Lavender Town Ghost), Super Game Boy palette, Pokédex entry in Japanese Blue and nine of its cries) are believed to have been intentionally left in the game by the developers, but became unused in normal gameplay.
 However, most of MissingNo.'s data (including regular sprites, its starting moves, base stats, menu sprite, catch rate constant, experience group and TM/HM learnpool) are unintended (referred to in programming circles as "garbage" data), and are the result of extrapolated data. The aforementioned unused data also applies to the remaining 66 Pokémon (Pokémon IDs 0x00, and 0xBF through to 0xFF), which also have unintended names, level-up moves, Super Game Boy palettes, Pokédex entries.

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