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A '''glitch Trainer''' refers to any Trainer with invalid data.
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"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.
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===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 (
Glitch link battle Trainers can also be accessed through the [[partial trapping move Link Battle glitch]] or through a communication error.
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A Cable Club escape glitch link battle Trainer will have the roster from the other player you linked to if you open the trade screen before escaping from the Cable Club. If you did not open the trade screen, then it will have a glitch team. {{clarify}} If you defeat the Cable Club escape glitch glitch Trainer, it will have 'no Pokémon' for the next battle, so it may send out a Charizard 'M or Q.
===Lock-up Trainer battles===
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A phenomenon in {{RG}} with an unknown cause. Some glitch Trainer rosters are inaccessible due to the game locking up with the music still playing before battle.
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==In [[bp:Generation II|Generation II]]==
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