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Line 3: A '''glitch color layer''', also known as a '''glitch screen''' is an effect in {{RBY}} in which a layer of a specific color is added over a [[glitch Pokémon]]'s sprite and possibly the surrounding area. Glitch color layers are the effect of a glitch Pokémon with invalid [[palette attribute data (Generation I)\|palette attribute data]]. ~~Glitch color layers occur when playing {{RB}} on Super Game Boy mode, as well as {{Y}} on Game Boy Color mode and {{JY}} in Super Game Boy mode.~~ ~~Playing~~Glitch ~~the~~color ~~relevant~~layers ~~game~~occur onwhen ~~another~~playing ~~mode~~{{RB}} ~~(monochrome~~on Super Game Boy ~~(DMG)~~mode, ~~Game~~as ~~Boy~~well ~~Color~~as ~~using~~{{Y}} aon ~~palette~~Game ~~scheme~~Boy ~~from~~Color ~~the~~mode ~~bootstrap ROM,~~(or Super Game Boy mode; inwhich ~~English/non-English~~may ~~European~~feature ~~Yellow)~~a ~~will disable the~~different glitch color layer) and {{JY}} in Super Game Boy mode. Playing the relevant game on another mode (monochrome Game Boy (DMG), Game Boy Color using a palette scheme from the bootstrap ROM, Super Game Boy mode in English/non-English European Yellow) may disable the glitch color layer or replace it with another. One example of a glitch Pokémon with a glitch color layer is {{gdex\|Y:196\|X ゥ- xゥ, (hex:C4)}}, which has a purple glitch coloration. Line 18 ⟶ 20: {{stub}} [[Category:Glitch effects]] [[Category:Glitch things]] [[Category:Terminology]]