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If there is a problem with the check sum then the pokemon becomes a bad egg?

I came a cross a video where someone used, Pokegen, IR-GTS and HxD to modify a pokemon and sent to his game and it came out as a bad egg. Now I am wondering what causes bad eggs to occur, does Pokegen if not done properly create bad eggs if sent with IR-GTS? Was it just some error in editing the pokemon with HxD? Have any of you had any similar problems? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9Vr1focN5w

If everything is integrated into pokegen does that also mean it generates trashbytes too?

Cool thanks! EDIT: Can you use the program HxD to view the trashbytes or are they something separate?

I am not sure if this is the right place for this. Been a while since I last logged on this site and I can't find the thread that had the Pokemon BW Hex Values. Also I tried using the search and that did not help. So if anyone can direct me to the thread that has them much appreciated.

Nah not going to hack wish like I said that is no fun. Just checked psychic doesn't deal with ghost for some reason I thought it did. D: Want to stay away from tyranitar and I want to keep it has stallish as possible so going to ignore Scizor as well. Pokemon so far, Hippodon, Blissey, Skarmory, Garchomp, Mamoswine and Starmie. So Skarmory deals with fighting and ground Mamoswine seems better to take care of ground, grass, flying and well gliscor especially. Now I have water weakness, I guess Starmie can handle that and shut them down Tbolt.

I can probably hack in wish, but that would not really be all that fun. Empoleon does help set up stealth rock and the resistance does help a lot over other pokemon. Forretress seems bulky and does help set up everything and with gyro ball it can probably do damage to pokemon that is faster then it. I have a feeling my friends are going to have faster pokemon so I am thinking Forretress would be better then Empoleon in this team. Yea I am going to keep Starmie because I have a feeling that my friends are going to run a lot of ghosts so that will help against them. Need something to do deal with ground as I can see that is going to be huge problem, maybe replace I am not sure maybe replace Torterra with a Skarmory which can cover fighting and ground. Edit: just noticed the bottom let me just arrange some pokemon around

We're all sort of new to the competitive pokemon battling so that wanted to keep it simple with everything. What I wanted is to try was something simple and I always liked using bulky pokemon so setting up a stall team seemed like it would be fun. With Torterra it would cover the water weakness and Garchomp had fire fang which covered the grass weakness. Smeargle thought it would be a decent lead to set up what I needed, but I could probably replace it Empoleon, but if Fortress would work better then I can use it instead. Starmie could be replaced with Tentacruel which seems to be a bit bulkier then Starmie. Blissey I can replace Twave with protect and softboil with Wish it might offer better support. Like I said still new to this.

My friends and I are having a tournament and one of them has some weird banned list that bans legendary pokemon with a full exception. Also with other stuff, it isn't really finished yet so I have an okay on some pokemon like Heatran. So some copy and paste from Smogon and also another rule which limits the leftovers to only two per team. Smeargle: Item: Focus Sash Nature: Jolly Ability: Own Tempo EVs: 252 HP 4 DEF 252 SPE Moves: ~Explosion ~Extremespeed ~Spikes ~Stealth Rock Just my lead I guess needed to set up all the entry hazards, not much I can say about it should be obvious. It just needs to last long enough to do its job and if it lasts long enough then I can use explosion or if better extremespeed. Hippowdon: Item: Leftovers Nature:Careful Ability: Sand Stream EVs: 252 HP / 84 Def / 172 SpD Moves: ~ Curse ~ Slack Off ~ Earthquake ~ Ice Fang / Stone Edge Now the main star of the team he sets up the storm which will give Garchomp his needed advantage to out speed everything and do the needed damage when I need it. Curse helps with the attack damage and the such. Blissey: Items: Leftovers Nature: Bold Ability: Nature Cure 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Spe Moves: ~ Aromatherapy ~ Softboiled ~ Seismic Toss ~ Thunder Wave The idea behind this set is fairly straightforward: switch in on a special attacker, heal your team of any status ailments, and respond to the opponent's next move appropriately. Aromatherapy is the main move on this set, cleansing your team of any status problems that it may have. With it, your team no longer has to worry about having a dedicated status absorber, as Blissey can easily use Aromatherapy to heal off any problems. Softboiled provides an instant recovery move for Blissey, while either attack is acceptable. Thunder Wave cripples Gengar and Rotom-A who may switch in thinking they can take a Seismic Toss, while Toxic is there for stalling capabilities. It should be noted that without Protect, the ability to stall is more difficult as Blissey can no longer alternate between Wish and Protect and instead must rely on constantly using Softboiled. Garchomp: Item: Life Orb Nature: Jolly Ability: Sand Veil EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe Moves: ~ Swords Dance ~ Outrage ~ Earthquake ~ Fire Fang Need a sweeper to take out pokemon that could give me problems and it will out speed all I need. It will come in handy later if I need to rush the game to finish up, but prefer to stall. Fire Fang is good to get rid of pesky grass pokemon that could come in. Torterra: Item: Life Orb Nature:Impish Ability: Overgrow EVs: 212 HP / 252 Def / 44 Spe Moves: ~ Seed Bomb ~ Earthquake ~ Leech Seed ~ Roar While Torterra is usually seen as a fearsome sweeper, it can also be played as a tough tank, especially with a beefy 384 HP and 339 Defense. As Torterra holds key resistances to the common Rock-, Ground, and Electric-type moves, it's easy for Torterra to come in, sponge an attack, and begin Leech Seeding foes. Torterra's usefulness doesn't end there; if needed, it can set up Stealth Rock, and even Roar out opponents, such as Dragon Dance Altaria, who fails to OHKO Torterra even with a boosted STAB attack. Torterra can also scare away sweepers with its powerful STAB moves in Wood Hammer and Earthquake. Torterra ideally works on teams that require a physically-bulky Pokemon who can also hit common switch-ins hard. As a plus, Torterra is one of the more reliable Rhyperior counters in the game, fearing only Choice Band boosted Megahorn. After surviving Rhyperior's attack, it can then threaten Rhyperior with a 4x super effective Wood Hammer or Seed Bomb. Roar works best in the last slot, as it can help Torterra rack up Spikes and Stealth Rock damage, as well as prevent Baton Pass chains from setting up. Starmie: Item: Life Orb Nature: Timid Ability: Natural Cure EVs: 252 HP / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Moves: ~ Rapid Spin ~ Surf ~ Thunderbolt ~ Recover Starmie is a fine choice for spinning away entry hazards. While Forretress, the other common OU spinner, is slower than Rotom-A and is neutered by Will-O-Wisp, Starmie is faster and can use STAB Surf to combat Rotom-A. Surf also provides a reliable weapon to use against Infernape and Heatran, whose hits are buffered by this set's defensive investment. With Thunderbolt, Starmie is an excellent counter to Gyarados. Recover keeps Starmie at high health, which lets it perform its countering and spinning duties reliably throughout the match.

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Location should be poketransfer if you are having in generation V. Any other game just set where you can normally get it.

Perfect IVs is a sign of a hacked pokemon, and the gts for pokemon Black has a pretty good anti-hack checker. So just change one of the stats to 18 or something and it should work fine.

I was just wondering is there someway to create a Wonder Card and what would you need to distribute it?

Full support! I kind of want to know how more of my favorite pokemon like it was said. Also wan to see more things about generation V pokemon and their uses.

I know, I am talking file size 136 pkm files or the 236 one. Usually the 236 pkm is the team file and the pokemon in Black and White use a different file size.