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==Examples== |
==Examples== |
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===Pokémon=== |
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*The [[MissingNo.]] before index number 191 have some leftover unused but valid data. |
*The [[MissingNo.]] before index number 191 have some leftover unused but valid data. |
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**Nine of them have some [[MissingNo.#Unused cries|unused cry data]]. The cries for the rest is the result of all the parameters being 0 (Nidoran♂ pitch 0 and length 0 (256)). |
**Nine of them have some [[MissingNo.#Unused cries|unused cry data]]. The cries for the rest is the result of all the parameters being 0 (Nidoran♂ pitch 0 and length 0 (256)). |
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**No MissingNo. can learn any moves by level-up or evolve (unlike the other glitch Pokémon), however they have starting moves and learnable TM/HM moves (the results of glitch data extrapolated by Pokédex No. 000/also the reason why 'M (00) also starts with Water Gun, Water Gun, Sky Attack and not intentional). |
**No MissingNo. can learn any moves by level-up or evolve (unlike the other glitch Pokémon), however they have starting moves and learnable TM/HM moves (the results of glitch data extrapolated by Pokédex No. 000/also the reason why 'M (00) also starts with Water Gun, Water Gun, Sky Attack and not intentional). |
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*Some partially unused glitch maps, such as [[AreaDex/RBY:011|Map 0x0B]] (actual unused data include potential placeholder data (such as the music for map 0x0B matching Viridian City), the unused Fly flag for going to map 0x0B, the hidden [[AreaDex/RBY:111|Max Elixer]] in [[AreaDex/RBY:111|unused but glitched map 0x6F]]). |
*Some partially unused glitch maps, such as [[AreaDex/RBY:011|Map 0x0B]] (actual unused data include potential placeholder data (such as the music for map 0x0B matching Viridian City), the unused Fly flag for going to map 0x0B, the hidden [[AreaDex/RBY:111|Max Elixer]] in [[AreaDex/RBY:111|unused but glitched map 0x6F]]). |
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*Many 'Pokémon' that retrieve [[placeholder]] data in general, such as [[??????????]] and the function to make its sprite a "?" in a circle, [[? (glitch Pokémon)]]'s sprite; in those cases they are commonly forced as [[glitch Pokémon]] so bring some invalid data with them (such as base stats for glitch Pokémon with index numbers other than 0 and 252-276/index numbers greater than 439). Possibly [[- (glitch Pokémon)|-]] (while appearing as an Egg named "-" that partially behaves like one, it has base stats and types which are glitched and were never intentionally programmed. This is a similar case to [[Generation II glitch Egg (disambiguation)|Generation II glitch Egg]] before it, and its back-sprites which are glitch sprites). |
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===Items=== |
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*The unused rank names and badges, such as かいがらバッヂ (ShellBadge) or プチマスタ (Petit Master) are a [https://tcrf.net/Development:Pok%C3%A9mon_Red_and_Blue/Miscellaneous_Data#Badges_and_Ranks leftover from development] (their names are corrupted/[[mojibake]] outside of the Japanese versions), but unintentionally can be forced as glitch items beyond the index number of the last valid non-TM/HM (Max Elixer; 0x53) with invalid effects because the data structures for the names are close together (this also applies to the names of floor destinations beginning with [[B2F]], strings from the new name screen such as [[ItemDex/RB:176|JACK]], etc.) |
*The unused rank names and badges, such as かいがらバッヂ (ShellBadge) or プチマスタ (Petit Master) are a [https://tcrf.net/Development:Pok%C3%A9mon_Red_and_Blue/Miscellaneous_Data#Badges_and_Ranks leftover from development] (their names are corrupted/[[mojibake]] outside of the Japanese versions), but unintentionally can be forced as glitch items beyond the index number of the last valid non-TM/HM (Max Elixer; 0x53) with invalid effects because the data structures for the names are close together (this also applies to the names of floor destinations beginning with [[B2F]], strings from the new name screen such as [[ItemDex/RB:176|JACK]], etc.) |
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===Trainers=== |
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*While [[TrainerDex/RB:000|Trainer 0x00]] (accessed with a Special stat of 200 during the [[Trainer escape glitch]]) is a [[glitch Trainer]] with no signs (except its placing as the first indexed Trainer counting 0x00) of ever being used in the final games, it may have belonged to an unreleased [https://tcrf.net/File:PokemonRGBY-Dealer0.png valid Trainer] according to the source code leaks. |
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*[[Juggler (unused Trainer class)]]'s name was originally ジャック (Jack) during a period of development when he was a Trainer known as Shinjuku Jack (a reference to Takayuki Haneda, pseudonym "Shinjuku Jacky"; who mained Jacky Byran in the game [[wikipedia:Virtua Fighter|Virtua Fighter]] by [[wikipedia:Sega|Sega]]) before all references to Jack were removed (except as a pre-set name) and the Trainer in his place became the unused Juggler copy. However, a list of Trainer Classes in Japanese mentioning Jack where the unused Juggler would have been remains in the final versions of Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions. |
*[[Juggler (unused Trainer class)]]'s name was originally ジャック (Jack) during a period of development when he was a Trainer known as Shinjuku Jack (a reference to Takayuki Haneda, pseudonym "Shinjuku Jacky"; who mained Jacky Byran in the game [[wikipedia:Virtua Fighter|Virtua Fighter]] by [[wikipedia:Sega|Sega]]) before all references to Jack were removed (except as a pre-set name) and the Trainer in his place became the unused Juggler copy. However, a list of Trainer Classes in Japanese mentioning Jack where the unused Juggler would have been remains in the final versions of Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions. |
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*A similar situation to the Juggler also applies to the [[Chief (unused Trainer class)|Chief]]. Furthermore, some extra unused information can be retrieved from his Japanese name Silph's Chief or Silph's Manager (シルフのチーフ), possibly suggesting he was linked to the Silph Co. before being cut from the game. In the source code leak, the Chief also used Blaine's newer design (like in the final games) instead of the Scientist sprite although this did not survive by the time the final ROMs were released. (At the time, the actual Blaine [https://tcrf.net/File:PokemonRGBY-BlaineOriginal.png had his own cut design], which can still be seen in the manuals of the final game) |
*A similar situation to the Juggler also applies to the [[Chief (unused Trainer class)|Chief]]. Furthermore, some extra unused information can be retrieved from his Japanese name Silph's Chief or Silph's Manager (シルフのチーフ), possibly suggesting he was linked to the Silph Co. before being cut from the game. In the source code leak, the Chief also used Blaine's newer design (like in the final games) instead of the Scientist sprite although this did not survive by the time the final ROMs were released. (At the time, the actual Blaine [https://tcrf.net/File:PokemonRGBY-BlaineOriginal.png had his own cut design], which can still be seen in the manuals of the final game) |
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