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The '''Pomeg glitch''' or '''Pomeg Berry glitch''' is an oversight regarding the Pomeg Berry's ability ofto loweringdecrease HP [[bp:Effort value|EV]]s. It allows a Pokémon to attain 'negative' health.
 
If the player uses a Pomeg Berry at a low amount of HP, the glitch may be abused soto thatreduce the Pokémon's HP will drop below zero. Its HP will andthen roll down from (2^16)-1 or 65535 HP due to hitpoints being a [[unsigned]], two byte integer. In Emerald Version, this enormous health quantity will be displayed as '?35'.
 
The consequences of the glitch vary betweendepending on the game in which it is exploited on. The player's ability to reduceReducing a Pokémon's HP to negative values viathrough use of a Pomeg Berry ishas nobeen longermade possibleimpossible fromin Gen Vall games andfrom Black/White onwardonwards.
 
== Requirements ==
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== Procedure ==
 
#Obtain a Pokémon whose HP will increase by 2 or more afterthrough usinguse of a HP Up on it. The Pomeg Berry will reduce its health by this valueamount later.
#Reduce this Pokémon's health to 1 (or enough so that its health will be lowered to negative by the Pomeg Berry).
#Use a Pomeg Berry such that the amount of HP that the Pokémon has drops below -1 (65535) or lower.
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== Consequences ==
 
Once a Pokémon receivesattains this amountHP of HPvalue, it may be exploited to abuse other oversights in the game.
 
Most notably, the Pokémon's health will become 0 when a healing item (Potion, Oran Berry, etc.) is used on it. This means that the player may have a team that is unable to battle, but will not white out as normal.
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====Using a recovery item====
 
In Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions are the only games in which, using healing items on a Pokémon with ?35 HP (or similar HP values) will not cause the Pokémon to faint. Instead, the Pokémon will be healed to full health. In Diamond, Pearl and Platinum Versions (and probably HeartGold/SoulSilver Versions, though this remains untested), healing items cannot be used on Pokémon with HP values below 0.
 
However, it is still possible to cause Pokémon to faint outside of battle without whiting out in these games, as it is only healing items specifically that cannot be used. HP Ups can be used to gain the exact amount of HP required to raise a Pokémon's health to 0, for example. Rare Candies and evolution stones may be used similarly.
 
===Pokémon Emerald===
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When the player's last active Pokémon is fainted through use of a Pomeg Berry, Eggs may be forced to battle when they are in the first slot. In this case, the Pokémon inside the Egg is sent into battle. An Egg will count as a 'fainted Pokémon' if the Pokémon inside of the Egg faints in battle and the player wins.
 
ThisWhen an Egg is sent into battle, the Pokémon inside the Egg will havebe displayed, with its palette changed to that of the red-and-beige Egg palette. The Pokémon inside of the Egg is capable of leveling up,; hence, it is possible to hatch an Egg into a Pokémon in a secondary or final evolutionary stage. If a Nincada is evolved while in an Egg, an extra Egg will appear in the party after that battle if there is an open slot. This Egg will hatch into a Shedinja.
 
Pokémon that evolve through trading (Graveler, Machoke and Kadabra) will evolve if traded to another game while in an Egg. This will cause the amusing declaration that "Egg is evolving!" followed by the traditional evolution sequence with an Egg slowly evolving into a Golem, Machamp or Alakazam.
 
Battling Eggs may be subjected to PoisonPoisoned, and maycan faint in the overworld dueas toa itresult. In this case, theThe player will not white out, asand the Eggmessage faintsthat providedannounces that the Poisoned Pokémon has fainted will not appear. If there is another livenon-fainted Pokémon in the player's party. Then, the player will constantly encounter brief delays everywhen 4 stepstravelling, as the game continuously treats the Egg as though it has fainted.faints every 4 steps.
 
Fainted Eggs may be revived to full health using a Sacred Ash, but this will not cure status conditions such as(including Poison). When this occurs, the Egg's full HP value will be momentarily displayed.
 
====Partially sending out an opponent's Pokémon====
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