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==Procedure== |
==Procedure== |
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# Enable [[Brock Through Walls]] in Pewter City, |
# Enable [[Brock Through Walls]] in Pewter City, |
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# Fly to Cinnabar Island |
# Fly to Cinnabar Island |
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# Walk through the edge of the area where there is no water |
# Walk through the edge of the area where there is no water |
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# Touch the wall barrier that connects |
# Touch the wall barrier that connects |
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# Once that is done go back to the signpost that reads Seafoam Islands |
# Once that is done go back to the signpost that reads Seafoam Islands |
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# Turn around and talk to the trainer with no encounters |
# Turn around and talk to the trainer with no encounters |
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# Once talking to the trainer it will turn into Professor Oak |
# Once talking to the trainer it will turn into Professor Oak |
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[[File:Pokemon_Red.png]] |
[[File:Pokemon_Red.png]] |
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Revision as of 03:20, 31 October 2020
The Professor Oak Trainer glitch is an engine glitch in Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow, caused by a bug in the game's engine where removing the wall barriers on Sea Route 20 causes the trainers to turn into Professor Oak after talking to them. It was discovered by Crystal_ in 2020, documented by SailorMoonFan01 and analyzed by ChickasaurusGL.
Procedure
- Enable Brock Through Walls in Pewter City,
- Fly to Cinnabar Island
- Walk through the edge of the area where there is no water
- Touch the wall barrier that connects
- Once that is done go back to the signpost that reads Seafoam Islands
- Turn around and talk to the trainer with no encounters
- Once talking to the trainer it will turn into Professor Oak
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