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Invalid wCurOpponent (0xD057 in Red/Blue, 0xD056 in Yellow) values greater than 02 may also result in glitch animations when a Poké Ball is thrown. |
Invalid wCurOpponent (0xD057 in Red/Blue, 0xD056 in Yellow) values greater than 02 may also result in glitch animations when a Poké Ball is thrown. |
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A glitch animation may cause [[Tile Chaos]]. |
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Revision as of 13:48, 28 December 2017
Glitch animations are invalid animations for move animations and other animations in the Pokémon series.
In Generation I
Move animations are defined in a data structure that defines the animation of a glitch move (usually equal to its index number), the effect of a move, its attack power, type, accuracy and base PP.
Invalid wCurOpponent (0xD057 in Red/Blue, 0xD056 in Yellow) values greater than 02 may also result in glitch animations when a Poké Ball is thrown.
A glitch animation may cause Tile Chaos.
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