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This file was hosted on Mystery Gift Servers of Pokemon Omega Ruby, however was ultimately not released for download. It is speculated that the purpose of this wonder card was simply to test if the serial code service is functioning properly, as hinted by it's internal name. This card was uploaded twice on two different occasions, with 2 different internal names. Both contain the exact same data. While the distribution title and text is in Japanese, it oddly has the English OT name of Helen. This Volcanion would be nearly indistinguishable from the Volcanion given out using the used Helen Volcanion wondercard, provided it was collected on the 3DS of the correct region. (Though, it'll be illegal to have this Wonder card on your save) Internal name 1: 588_V_test_EU_E Internal name 2: 588_Volcanion_EU_EN_Serial_test Species Volcanion Nickname (default, save lang) OT Helen TID 10016 Distribution Intended to be Serial Code Location a lovely place Dates Unreleased as-is PID Cannot Be Shiny Games EU 3DS: XYORAS Lv. 70 Nature Random Ability Water Absorb (1) Item Assault Vest Classic Moves (ITALIC means Relearnable) Steam Eruption Flamethrower Hydro Pump Explosion WC ID 588: 「ボルケニオン プレゼント」's receiving text 0x2B Thank you for playing Pokémon! Please pick up your gift from the delivery girl in any Pokémon Center. ボルケニオン プレゼント ことしの えいがの しゅやくポケモン ばくねつの ボルケニオンを プレゼント！ スチームバーストで ぶっとばせ！1 point -
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Out there in the wild, exists a German Language Debugger's/Developer's Edition of Pokemon Ruby Version, which contains many debugging tools, including Mystery Event distribution subroutines. Using existing unmodified subroutines, a Tournament Unown can be transferred. Working on the data discovered by The Cutting Room Floor and GlitchCity Forums, and with @BlackShark's help, the remaining Pokemon could be transferred by doing modifications in order to activate the other subroutines, that contains the other hidden debugging Pokemon. Pokemon in this archive: Tournament Unown(s) Luvdisc Kyogre Egg & Hatched Kyogre Shroomish Egg & Hatched Shroomish Barboach Egg & Hatched Barboach 1/65535 chance Pikachu Egg The contributors for these are: @Deoxyz, @theSLAYER, @BlackShark, @HaxAras and @jojo12100 [We will not distribute the Debug Ruby Rom, and it is against our rules to ask for it] Original Thread:1 point -
This is one of the most ambitious things you've ever done here, @jojo12100... I'm unsure whether this could be accomplished or not, but I'm curious as to how this turns out... I'm behind you in finding these Pokémon.1 point
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Another theory is that when you received an e-mail it launches an event so if we look for unused events maybe we could find something interesting. Because it don't think that unused text is still related to unused events. It's a really exciting challenge, mostly one of the hardest we ever begin.1 point
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Yup, sure of the transfer process.1 point
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It's the Batlle CD's Mew and the Bingo's Bonsly ^^1 point -
Source: Twitter @iceposs2000
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@theSLAYER Note that 7 isn't Various Trainer's Pokemon but Various Wild Pokemon. That's why we search for the Shroomish. @coltonsmogonThe Glalie and the Steelix first obtained are different from the one you send in ORAS. And yes if you have the Japanese Version and NTR or the Special Missions and NTR please contact us.1 point -
@Qaaz if you do that, it'll look like it originated from the ENG version, not the JPN version. You're doing it wrong. Do not attempt to cross transfer between JPN and ENG version of Pokemon Gen 1. Plus, since you got access to PKHeX, Why don't you just drag the .pk1 straight into your Pokemon Sun/Moon save? PKHeX emulates the transfer process accurately.1 point
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We probably don't need two topics for this. I like the one with the poll better, so let's go with that one. (Besides, I already posted a report that's overkill for the thread.)1 point
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Is Vivillon the Devil? Abstract In the words of the shortest abstract ever, "probably not" 1. Introduction Some believe that Vivillon is the devil because its number in the Pokédex is 666. Interpreting biblical prophesy is always challenging because it is not always clear what is literal and what is figurative. This report shows the analysis of what is known shows a logical fallacy, combined with existing research, to suggest Vivillon is not the devil. Analysis Chapter 13 of Revelation refers to a beast that comes out of the earth. It is commonly believed that this beast is in fact the devil. For the scope of this report, this will be assumed true. What the Bible says about the beast and the number 666 is as follows 2: The verse says that the beast has a number which is 666, but not that something with the number 666 is the beast. In terms of Boolean logic, if A = something is the beast from the earth and B = the something's number is 666, then A implies B (A => B). We cannot think of it in reverse. B does not imply A. If B is not true, then A is not true, but that's the only inference that can be made. Just because Vivillon has the number 666 does not mean it is the beast from the earth. The only thing we know for sure is that Vivillon's number is 666, but that does not necessarily mean anything. As shown in Figure 1, it is possible for things to have the number 666 without being the Beast Out of the Earth that the Bible describes. Figure 1. Categorization of Vivillon and the Beast Out of the Earth. Comparing the beast to Vivillon in terms of their actions does not support your conclusion. The beast appears to have fire power, but according to researchers of TV Tropes, Vivillon instead possesses powers such as poison, psychokinesis, and wind 3. Serebii, fellow Pokémon researcher and ally of the Project Pokémon research institute, reports that the only fire type move Vivillon has is Sunny Day, which can hardly be compared to fire power 4. While this does not necessarily prove Vivillon is not the beast, it is at the very least evidence to suggest otherwise. Conclusion There is not enough evidence to suggest that Vivillon is the beast referenced in the Bible. The very premise relies at best on faulty logic, and there is evidence to suggest Vivillon does not possess the powers used by the beast. In order to prove or disprove the claim beyond all doubt, either the true beast would need to be identified or conclusive research would need to be performed to determine if Vivillon has the potential to use fire or regulate commerce. References http://www.realclearscience.com/blog/2014/01/shortest_science_papers.html http://biblehub.com/niv/revelation/13.htm http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/FanonPokedex/Scatterbug http://serebii.net/pokedex-sm/666.shtml [Edit/Moderator Note] Since this thread is actually pretty on-topic to Pokémon, I'm moving it to the Pokémon Franchise section.
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Are you using a SD Card (not microSD)? If so, see if this helps: https://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1102/~/sd%2Fsdhc%2Fsdxc-memory-card-is-write-protected-or-locked1 point
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I tidy a bit my thread. Here the .rar with all our discoveries. Tell me if I forgot something in the comments. I really want to begin the Colosseum quest now.1 point
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How could they sue over publacizing a illegally sold rom whose distro cart was stolen from the distribution site? Should always archive. Original will always be worth something. There's a reason why anyone can download Nintendo World champion chips for NES for free and the last original physical cartridge sold for 25 k1 point
