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The '''Mover Vigoroth cry glitch''' is a sound sample selection oversight in the Japanese version of {{Emerald}}.
The '''Mover Vigoroth cry glitch''' is a sound sample selection oversight in the Japanese version of {{Emerald}}.


As long as the player hasn't entered their room after starting a new game, they can talk to the truck-unloading Pokémon in their home. In {{RS}}, they are a pair of Machoke, and were changed to Vigoroths in {{Emerald}}, but until the release of the international versions of the game, talking to them caused a text box preceded by Machoke's cry to appear, not Vigoroth's.
As long as the player hasn't entered their room after starting a new game, they can talk to the truck-unloading Pokémon in their home. In {{RS}}, they are a pair of Machoke, and were changed to Vigoroth in {{Emerald}}, but until the release of the international versions of the game, talking to them caused a text box preceded by Machoke's cry to appear, not Vigoroth's.


==Version differences==
==Version differences==
Possibly due to confusion with other Pokémon games which received bugfix updates (especially the three English versions of Ruby), this glitch is [https://old.reddit.com/r/Roms/comments/dup10i/anyone_have_the_rom_for_pokemon_emerald_version_10/f77jqx5/ sometimes misattributed] to an "early version" of the game; however, {{Emerald}} was only released in one version (correctly numbered as 1.0) for each of the six monolingual releases, making the claim true only in the sense that the Japanese version launched first.
Possibly due to confusion with other Pokémon games which received bugfix updates (especially the three English versions of Ruby), this glitch is [https://old.reddit.com/r/Roms/comments/dup10i/anyone_have_the_rom_for_pokemon_emerald_version_10/f77jqx5/ sometimes misattributed] to an "early version" of the game; however, {{Emerald}} was only released in one version (correctly numbered as 1.0) for each of the six monolingual releases, making the claim true only in the sense that the Japanese version launched first.



==See also==
==See also==