Glitch dialog: Difference between revisions

In Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow, the player can use the [[Trainer escape glitch]]'s [[Trainer escape glitch#Text box ID matching|text box ID matching]] trick to get glitch dialog when they return to the place where the Trainer they escaped from was.

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The same method can be used in Pokémon Red and Blue, but the shelves load value hex:42. In this case, returning to Route 6 loads three glitch characters followed by "66 ERROR".

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===Generation II===

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*Through [[glitch Unown]].

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===Generation III===

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*Through glitch moves obtained with the [[Pomeg data corruption glitch]].

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 It is very common through hacking, but there are glitches to force glitch dialog as well, including (note this list is not meant to be exhaustive):
-[u]Generation I:[/u]
+===Generation I===
 *Through the Pokédex entries of glitch Pokémon.
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 *Through the [[Seafoam Islands text box glitches]] (Pocket Monsters Red, Green, Blue (JP) only)
+====Example text box ID matching method====
-[u]Generation II:[/u]
-*Through [[glitch Unown]].
-[u]Generation III:[/u]
-*Through glitch moves obtained with the [[Pomeg data corruption glitch]].
-===Example text box ID matching method===
 In Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow, the player can use the  [[Trainer escape glitch]]'s [[Trainer escape glitch#Text box ID matching|text box ID matching]] trick to get glitch dialog when they return to the place where the Trainer they escaped from was.
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 The same method can be used in Pokémon Red and Blue, but the shelves load value hex:42. In this case, returning to Route 6 loads three glitch characters followed by "66 ERROR".
+===Generation II===
+*Through [[glitch Unown]].
+===Generation III===
+*Through glitch moves obtained with the [[Pomeg data corruption glitch]].
 [[Category:Terminology]]

Glitch dialog: Difference between revisions

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