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If the Pokémon that has the moves the player wants on a different Pokémon was a Shiny Pokémon in Pokémon Gold, Pokémon Silver or Pokémon Crystal, the resulting Pokémon, once stabilzed, will be shiny when traded back to a Generation II Pokémon game, however the player would have to stabilise the [[Hybrid]] Pokémon by evolution first, otherwise he or she would have that Pokémon blocked by an [[error trap]]. |
If the Pokémon that has the moves the player wants on a different Pokémon was a Shiny Pokémon in Pokémon Gold, Pokémon Silver or Pokémon Crystal, the resulting Pokémon, once stabilzed, will be shiny when traded back to a Generation II Pokémon game, however the player would have to stabilise the [[Hybrid]] Pokémon by evolution first, otherwise he or she would have that Pokémon blocked by an [[error trap]]. |
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==How to |
==How to stabilize [[Hybrid]] Pokémon which are unable to evolve== |
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In order to stabilize a [[Hybrid]] Pokémon made by the '''Q Trick''' which cannot usually evolve the player will need to obtain a copy of Pokémon Stadium 2 (as unstable [[hybrid]] [[Glitch Pokémon]] will appear as Rhydon Dolls and freeze the game in the original Pokémon Stadium 1 as well as being unusable, or in this case the last Pokémon before the player used the '''Q Trick''' but only temporarily in Pokémon Stadium 1. They do not change back permanently on the cartridge if transferred to Pokémon Stadium 1 but they do if transferred to Pokémon Stadium 2.) |
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==How to trick Pokémon Stadium 2 into changing a Hybrid Pokémon into an 'opposite' Pokémon== |
==How to trick Pokémon Stadium 2 into changing a Hybrid Pokémon into an 'opposite' Pokémon== |
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