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[[File:MissingNo. RB SGB.png|thumb|right|56px|English MissingNo. and 'M (00) sprites; infamous glitch Pokémon]]
[[File:RG Charizard front.png|thumb|right|56px|アネ゙デパミ゙ (FF); another infamous glitch Pokémon in Japanese circles]]
This article is a list of [[glitch Pokémon]], with transcribed names.
Feel free to add more glitch Pokémon (of any language) to this list.
The [[GlitchDex]] is a more complete index of the English Generation I and II glitch Pokémon and contains images of,the glitch Pokémon's names to cover illegible characters, as well as base stats, types, [[Glitch Pokémon family|families (Pokédex numbers)]], and sample menu sprites.
==Notes==
*Here is a useful document on the Japanese glitch Pokémon, created by danny. ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UXh27xFgGqrrxKJx-afoqZ22ROe_X1Ex-oU9KTWxkGM/edit link])
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*Some of the most known include [[MissingNo.]], [[GlitchDex/RB:000|'M (00)]]/its Yellow equivalent [[GlitchDex/Y:000|3TRAINERPOKé₽ (00)]], and [[GlitchDex/RB:255|'M (FF), also known as "Charizard 'M"]]/its Yellow equivalent [[GlitchDex/Y:255|Q (FF)]]. For others, see the [[GlitchDex]].
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*[[GlitchDexJP/RG:255|アネ゙デパミ゙ (FF)]] and けつばん (MissingNo.) are examples of infamous Japanese glitch Pokémon. For others, see the [[GlitchDexJP]].
===French Red/Blue/Yellow===
*See the [[GlitchDexFR
===German Red/Blue/Yellow===
*See the [[GlitchDexDE
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*See the [[GlitchDexIT]].
===Spanish Red/Blue/Yellow===
*See the [[GlitchDexES
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*[[?????]]
*[[Generation II glitch Egg]]
*[[Glitch Unown]]
*Variants are listed in the [[GlitchDex]] and [[UnownDex]].
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*[[?????]]
*[[Generation II glitch Egg]]
*[[Glitch Unown]]
*Variants are listed in the [[GlitchDex]] and [[UnownDex]].
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*Includes five glitch Pokémon and glitch Unown. See the [[GlitchDexJP]].
===Japanese Gold/Silver/Crystal===
*See the [[GlitchDexJP
===French Gold/Silver/Crystal===
*See the [[GlitchDexFR
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*See the [[GlitchDexDE]].
===Italian Gold/Silver/Crystal===
*See the [[GlitchDexIT]].
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*See the [[GlitchDexES]].
==Generation III (DecDex)==
See [[DecDex]]
*[[Bad Egg]]
*[[0x0000 glitch Pokémon (Pokémon XD)]]
*[[Bonsly (Pokémon XD glitch Pokémon)]]
*[[Munchlax (Pokémon XD glitch Pokémon)]]
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*[[? (glitch Pokémon)]]
*[[- (glitch Pokémon)]]
*[[??????????]] (core series)
===Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team===
*[[MD1GlitchDex/00000|?????????? (0x0000)]]
*[[MD1GlitchDex/00420|Munchlax (0x01A4)]]
*[[MD1GlitchDex/00421|Decoy (0x01A5)]]
*[[MD1GlitchDex/00422|Statue (0x01A6)]]
*[[MD1GlitchDex/00423|Rayquaza (0x01A7)]]
===Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky===
*Kecleon
*Dialga
([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_x6t6Setg2Q Source: birby100])
[[File:Explorers of Sky Kecleon.png]] [[File:Explorers of Sky Dialga.png]]
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==Generation IV==
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*[[Generation IV glitch Egg]]
*[[Generation IV hybrid]]
*[[Freeze Generation IV glitch Pokémon]]
==Generation V==
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*[[Generation VI 724+ glitch Pokémon]]
*[[Generation VI glitch Egg]] ([[Mystery Egg glitch|Mystery Egg]], [[Bad Egg]])
Notes: A placeholder "ピカチュウ♀" (Pikachu ♀) name tag exists in the code in X/Y. It may appear as the nickname for the glitch Pokémon when a entering battle with no Pokémon.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1b0Vk8Wnto?t=445 No Pokémon PokéTips video]</ref>
==Generation VII==
*[[Generation VII 805+ glitch Pokémon]]
*[[Generation VII glitch Egg]]
*Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! glitch Pokémon:
**Invalid Pokémon appearing as both glitch Eggs and [[Marowak placeholder glitch Pokémon|glitch Marowak]] have been documented in videos. More research is needed.
Notes: Names, types and species names for all (at the time) 807 Pokémon in addition to the original 151 Pokémon and Meltan, Melmetal, are unused in the code of Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!. A few unavailable Pokémon however are mentioned in cameos, including through the "Espeon Set", "Umbreon Set", "Leafeon Set", "Glaceon Set", and "Sylveon Set" clothes.
==Generation VIII==
*[[Pikachu placeholder glitch Pokémon]]
*Eternamax Eternatus (as party Pokémon)
Notes: Pokémon from past games will not be added due to the planned release of [[bp:Pokémon HOME|Pokémon HOME]].
==See also==
*[[YOP|YOP (Emerald)]]
==References==
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This article is a list of glitch Pokémon, with transcribed names.
Feel free to add more glitch Pokémon (of any language) to this list.
The GlitchDex is a more complete index of the English Generation I and II glitch Pokémon and contains images of,the glitch Pokémon's names to cover illegible characters, as well as base stats, types, families (Pokédex numbers), and sample menu sprites.
Notes
- Here is a useful document on the Japanese glitch Pokémon, created by danny. (link)
Generation I
English Red/Blue/Yellow
- Some of the most known include MissingNo., 'M (00)/its Yellow equivalent 3TRAINERPOKé₽ (00), and 'M (FF), also known as "Charizard 'M"/its Yellow equivalent Q (FF). For others, see the GlitchDex.
Japanese Red/Green/Blue/Yellow
- アネ゙デパミ゙ (FF) and けつばん (MissingNo.) are examples of infamous Japanese glitch Pokémon. For others, see the GlitchDexJP.
French Red/Blue/Yellow
- See the GlitchDexFR.
German Red/Blue/Yellow
- See the GlitchDexDE.
Italian Red/Blue/Yellow
- See the GlitchDexIT.
Spanish Red/Blue/Yellow
- See the GlitchDexES.
Generation II
English Gold/Silver
- ?????
- Generation II glitch Egg
- Glitch Unown
- Variants are listed in the GlitchDex and UnownDex.
English Crystal
- ?????
- Generation II glitch Egg
- Glitch Unown
- Variants are listed in the GlitchDex and UnownDex.
Japanese Gold/Silver Nintendo Space World 1997 demo
- Includes five glitch Pokémon and glitch Unown. See the GlitchDexJP.
Japanese Gold/Silver/Crystal
- See the GlitchDexJP.
French Gold/Silver/Crystal
- See the GlitchDexFR.
German Gold/Silver/Crystal
- See the GlitchDexDE.
Italian Gold/Silver/Crystal
- See the GlitchDexIT.
Korean Gold/Silver
Spanish Gold/Silver/Crystal
- See the GlitchDexES.
Generation III (DecDex)
See DecDex
- Bad Egg
- 0x0000 glitch Pokémon (Pokémon XD)
- Bonsly (Pokémon XD glitch Pokémon)
- Munchlax (Pokémon XD glitch Pokémon)
- Scrolling beige box
- ? (glitch Pokémon)
- - (glitch Pokémon)
- ?????????? (core series)
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky
- Kecleon
- Dialga
Generation IV
- ----- (Generation IV)
- ??? Arceus form
- Bad Egg
- Generation IV glitch Egg
- Generation IV hybrid
- Freeze Generation IV glitch Pokémon
Generation V
Generation VI
- Eternal Flower Floette
- Generation VI 724+ glitch Pokémon
- Generation VI glitch Egg (Mystery Egg, Bad Egg)
Notes: A placeholder "ピカチュウ♀" (Pikachu ♀) name tag exists in the code in X/Y. It may appear as the nickname for the glitch Pokémon when a entering battle with no Pokémon.[1]
Generation VII
- Generation VII 805+ glitch Pokémon
- Generation VII glitch Egg
- Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! glitch Pokémon:
- Invalid Pokémon appearing as both glitch Eggs and glitch Marowak have been documented in videos. More research is needed.
Notes: Names, types and species names for all (at the time) 807 Pokémon in addition to the original 151 Pokémon and Meltan, Melmetal, are unused in the code of Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!. A few unavailable Pokémon however are mentioned in cameos, including through the "Espeon Set", "Umbreon Set", "Leafeon Set", "Glaceon Set", and "Sylveon Set" clothes.
Generation VIII
- Pikachu placeholder glitch Pokémon
- Eternamax Eternatus (as party Pokémon)
Notes: Pokémon from past games will not be added due to the planned release of Pokémon HOME.