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{{Summary page}}
The '''Pokémon League descent glitch maps''', also known as '''cycling based glitch maps'''
Effects associated with
▲The '''cycling based glitch maps''' is a group of [[descent glitch map]]s in English {{Y}} which share the same Town Map name and location (Pokémon League). These maps occupy hexadecimal [[identifiers]] of either ED (237), EE (238), F1 (240), F2 (241) F3 (242) or F4 (243) and cause the cycling music to play (hence their name) and the palette to change.
▲Cycling based glitch maps have only been reported in English Pokémon Yellow. The equivalent [[glitch]] maps for Pokémon Red and Blue simply crash the game.
▲Effects associated with cycling based glitch maps can also be seen after going to a [[Glitch Hell]] in {{Pikachu}} (v1.0) in Game Boy or Game Boy Color mode, but this has only been confirmed on an emulator.
==Effects in English Yellow==
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==See also==
#[[Glitch City]]
#[[Dokokashira door glitch]]
==Youtube Video==
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