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Line 3: A '''glitch Trainer''' refers to any Trainer with invalid data. In [[~~bp:~~Pokémon Red and Blue ~~Versions~~\|Pokémon Red/Blue]]/[[~~bp:~~Pokémon Yellow ~~Version~~\|Yellow]] and [[bp:Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions\|Pokémon Gold/Silver]]/[[bp:Pokémon Crystal Version\|Crystal]], these are Trainers belonging to an invalid class, Trainers that have an invalid roster, glitch link battle Trainers, or glitch Trainer House Trainers. ==In [[bp:Generation I\|Generation I]]== Line 18: "Roster" simply refers to which collection of Pokémon a Trainer has in their party. A roster is defined by the memory address D05D (D05C in Yellow). Invalid rosters will commonly consist of glitch Pokémon, sometimes at a level above 100 or at level 0, but their moves will not be random; they will be moves that the relevant Pokémon can learn. Often all of the Pokémon from an invalid roster will be at the same level. Line 25: ===Glitch link battle Trainers=== Glitch link battle Trainers are Trainers with Red's picture. They can be accessed after performing the [[ZZAZZ glitch]] or the [[Cable Club escape glitch]], due to the memory address D12B (~~D21A~~D12A in Yellow) being set, which controls whether the opponent is a link battle Trainer. Glitch link battle Trainers can also be accessed through the [[partial trapping move Link Battle glitch]] or through a communication error.