Virtual Console Gold & Silver: Glitch Memoirs

[theSLAYER]

With Gold & Silver coming right up, I'll like to write up some useful glitches that everyone can use, for a slightly more fun-tastic experience!
From our shared personal experiences, no glitches were removed from VC RGBY, so it'll likely be the same scenario.

Using PC to Clone Pokemon [International and Japanese]
This is one of the best glitches ever,
somewhat the easiest to use, and earliest one can use!

While the main intended effect is to clone your Pokemon, but it has a fun side effect: it reverts you to an earlier save state!
Meaning, you can redo certain events, depending on how your plan your save points.
[meaning, between the 1st save state and performing the glitch, you don't save anywhere in between]

Example:
1. Collect all starters (1st save before getting starters from Elm, perform the glitch after depositing your initial starter)
2. Re-activate Roamers (1st save state before roamers, perform the glitch after catching all roamers)
3. Catch Multiple Stationary Pokemon (1st save state before encounter, perform glitch after capture)
4. Receive Eevee, and other gifts again (1st save state before receiving, perform glitch afterwards)

Glitch steps: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Cloning_glitches#Box_change_method

Party Merging Trick (Bug-Catching Contest Data Copy Glitch)  [Japanese Only]
This glitch is extremely useful, as you basically end up cloning a Pokemon, with the combination 2 Pokemon details.

Looking from the perspective of your party,
your New Pokemon will have the Species of the 2nd Pokemon, and the stats (including happiness, level, moves and shininess) from the 6th Pokemon,
and it'll become stable if it [the 2nd Pokemon] can evolve.   <it'll revert if placed in Daycare; as good as normal cloning>

Meaning, if you have a Cyndaquil in the 2nd party slot, and your 6th slot is a Shiny Gyarados,
you'll end up with a unstable Shiny Cyndaquil (in summary) and a Shiny Gyarados in battle.
Once your Cyndaquil reaches evolution level, it'll evolve into a Stable Shiny Quilava (in and out of battle)

You won't even need hard-to-find items for ACE glitches, and it can be done as early as you reach the National Park.
(Or Lake of Rage, if you wanted to make your new pokemon a shiny)

This may be considered slightly easier than standard cloning,
if you're unable to hit the Turn Off Power timing.

Steps: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Bug-Catching_Contest_data_copy_glitch

Arbitrary Code Execution <aka ACE> (Coin Case Glitches) [International Only]
Arbitrary Code Execution basically means using an exploit entry-point, you gain control of the game and get it to do what it wants,
without external hardware (or even software) usage.

However, in most scenarios ACE can only be properly executed in the late game, as you'll need to get all kinds of peculiar items for it to function.
(If the item can only be found in Kanto, then tough luck. Of course there's trading, but what the requirement of the item is x99?)

My favorite usage (with steps):
1. Turning a Shiny Gyarados to Species: Egg (ID. 253)
2. Change the Species of the Egg to what I want (example: Celebi ID. 251)
3. Hatch it    (It becomes Shiny Celebi!)

Changing a Pokemons Species:

Spoiler

Preparation:

Get a Quagsire holding the item HP Up, with Sleep Talk as the first move.  Put it fourth in your party.
Put a valid slide Pokémon in slot 3.  A low-level freshly caught or hatched Pokémon should work.  (Reason: The Pokémon's data CANNOT have code which changes code flow, such as jumps, calls or rets.)

Build the code you want to execute in the PC, starting from the second item's count:

Items in PC (Celebi):

[ANY ITEM]                 x[ANY QUANTITY]
[ANY ITEM]                 x38
TM27                       x2
Fresh Water                x42
Lovely Mail                x1
HM07                       x1
Poke Ball                  x65
Great Ball                 x4
Everstone                  x1
[ANY ITEM]                 x[ANY QUANTITY]
Surf Mail                  x51
Full Heal                  x18
Flower Mail                x46
HM03                       x1
X Speed                    x1
TM06                       x1
[ANY ITEM]                 x[ANY QUANTITY]
TM41                       x1

The items in Red above is the species of the Pokemon.
It is explained in the next part:
 

Change to Other Pokemon:

Quote

If you replace HM07 with other items the 65 pokeballs and 4 great balls will add 2 to the index number of the new item.  

In this example HM07 (index number 249) is in the pc and 4 great balls are present causing the index number of the first pokemon in your party to become 251 (249 + 2).  

Some other legendaries you might want are:
Mew: Leftovers (index 146) followed by the 65 pokeballs followed by 2 stacks of 4 great balls each and 1 stack of 2 great balls.
Mewtwo: Leftovers, 65 pokeballs, and 2 stacks of 4 great balls
Moltres: Metal Coat (index 143), 65 pokeballs, 1 stack of 4 great balls and 1 stack of 2 great balls
Zapdos: Metal Coat, 65 pokeballs, and 1 stack of 4 great balls
Articuno: Metal Coat, 65 pokeballs, and 1 stack of 2 great balls
Suicune: TM 42 (index 234), 65 pokeballs, and 2 stacks of 4 great balls
Entei: TM 42, 65 pokeballs, 1 stack of 4 great balls and 1 stack of 2 great balls
Raikou: TM 42, 65 pokeballs, and 1 stack of 4 great balls
Ho-Oh: HM05 (index 247), 65 pokeballs, 1 stack of 4 great balls and 1 stack of 2 great balls
Lugia: HM05, 65 pokeballs, and 1 stack of 4 great balls

Also:
To EGG Species: HM05, 65 pokeballs, 3 stack of 4 great balls (if I'm not mistaken)

So how it'll look like if you change those items (in red), in your PC:
HM05         x01
Poke Balls  x65
Great Balls x04
Great Balls x04
Great Balls x04

To get multiple stacks, you need to deposit stacks of x99 first, then withdraw the unneeded amounts from each stack.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpfgOVfGVTo

 

Changing to Shiny:
Useful for those who want to convert a non-shiny to shiny
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NADKp7PI2XY

 

Receiving any Pokemon:
Getting it as a gift, not converting one.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0ZZ3rIL0vA

Changing Level to 100, changing DVs to Perfect:
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEOOCpNTx88

//-----------------//
I think these are all the useful glitches I can think of for now.
Have fun~

 

 

[BrynCat]

What about the Celebi Egg Glitch? That one is one of the more useful ones, IMO, although you have to have two Sneasels, but those can be traded for.

Link to the Bulbapedia page explaining it

[theSLAYER]

5 hours ago, BrynCat said:

What about the Celebi Egg Glitch? That one is one of the more useful ones, IMO, although you have to have two Sneasels, but those can be traded for.

Link to the Bulbapedia page explaining it

Celebi Egg Glitch requires getting a bad clone,
and I never managed to get a Bad Clone for myself.

I frankly found using ACE to be a hell lot easier than obtaining a bad clone.

As a side note, I don't think those steps work for a japanese game

[BrynCat]

10 hours ago, theSLAYER said:

Celebi Egg Glitch requires getting a bad clone,
and I never managed to get a Bad Clone for myself.

I frankly found using ACE to be a hell lot easier than obtaining a bad clone.

As a side note, I don't think those steps work for a japanese game

Yeah, I guess getting the bad clone would be pretty hard, all things considered. I also agree that ACE would be much easier. The reason I like this so much, is because you can "breed" a shiny Celebi, and that is the closest you can get to a legitimate one. (Edit: without the GS ball event)

 

I don't see why it wouldn't work on a Japanese copy, as far as I know it doesn't use the coin case glitch or something that isn't in the Japanese versions.

Edited June 16, 2017 by BrynCat

[theSLAYER]

18 minutes ago, BrynCat said:

Yeah, I guess getting the bad clone would be pretty hard, all things considered. I also agree that ACE would be much easier. The reason I like this so much, is because you can "breed" a shiny Celebi, and that is the closest you can get to a legitimate one. (Edit: without the GS ball event)

 

I don't see why it wouldn't work on a Japanese copy, as far as I know it doesn't use the coin case glitch or something that isn't in the Japanese versions.

Technically, I use the ACE to do so as well:
SHINY GYARADOS -> EGG -> CELEBI (STILL AS EGG).

So I technically also end up hatching a shiny celebi (just that it'll be at lv 30 with shiny gyarados moves lol)

I've never gotten a bad egg that hit the requirements, so i ended up giving up doing it via that way.

Gen 2 JPN save offsets are different from internatiobal save offsets, so it's easy to assume it wouldn't work the same.

Furthermore, without documentation that proves that it can be done on JPN Gen 2, I'm compelled to believe it doesn't.

[BrynCat]

20 minutes ago, theSLAYER said:

Technically, I use the ACE to do so as well:
SHINY GYARADOS -> EGG -> CELEBI (STILL AS EGG).

So I technically also end up hatching a shiny celebi (just that it'll be at lv 30 with shiny gyarados moves lol)

I've never gotten a bad egg that hit the requirements, so i ended up giving up doing it via that way.

Gen 2 JPN save offsets are different from internatiobal save offsets, so it's easy to assume it wouldn't work the same.

Furthermore, without documentation that proves that it can be done on JPN Gen 2, I'm compelled to believe it doesn't.

Well, seeing as the coin case glitch only works in the international releases, there is proof that they changed the offsets at some point. However, are there any glitches that give you a Celebi and work in the Japanese releases? The only other one that I can think of is the coin case glitch, and that only works in the international releases.

[theSLAYER]

3 minutes ago, BrynCat said:

Well, seeing as the coin case glitch only works in the international releases, there is proof that they changed the offsets at some point. However, are there any glitches that give you a Celebi and work in the Japanese releases? The only other one that I can think of is the coin case glitch, and that only works in the international releases.

So far, there doesn't seem to be any glitch that allows controlled corrupting of certain parts of the data.
I seen merging of data, but not changing one to another species..

I mean, at least cloning glitch (via turning off power) still works in Gen 2,
but having it spawn a bad clone that can become a Celebi (or any other species, for that matter), I'm unsure if such a method exists.

[HaxAras]

On 6/15/2017 at 5:28 AM, theSLAYER said:

Steps: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Bug-Catching_Contest_data_copy_glitch

Arbitrary Code Execution <aka ACE> (Coin Case Glitches) [International Only]
Arbitrary Code Execution basically means using an exploit entry-point, you gain control of the game and get it to do what it wants,
without external hardware (or even software) usage.

However, I do find ACE do normally only be usable late game, as you'll need to get all the items required for it to function.

My favorite usage for this is (with steps):
1. Turning a Shiny Gyarados to Species: Egg
2. Change the Species of the Egg to what I want (example: Celebi)
3. Hatch it (It becomes Shiny Celebi!)

Changing a Pokemons Species:

  Hide contents

Preparation
Get a Quagsire with HP Up and Sleep Talk as the first move.  Put it fourth in party.
Put a valid slide Pokémon in slot 3.  A low-level freshly caught or hatched Pokémon should work.  (The Pokémon's data CANNOT have code which changes code flow, such as jumps, calls or rets.)
Build the code you want to execute in the PC, starting from the second item's count.

Items in PC (Celebi):

[ANY ITEM]                 x[ANY QUANTITY]
[ANY ITEM]                 x38
TM27                       x2
Fresh Water                x42
Lovely Mail                x1
HM07                       x1
Poke Ball                  x65
Great Ball                 x4
Everstone                  x1
[ANY ITEM]                 x[ANY QUANTITY]
Surf Mail                  x51
Full Heal                  x18
Flower Mail                x46
HM03                       x1
X Speed                    x1
TM06                       x1
[ANY ITEM]                 x[ANY QUANTITY]
TM41                       x1

Change to Other Pokemon:

Also:
To EGG Species: HM05, 65 pokeballs, 3 stack of 4 great balls (if I'm not mistaken)

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpfgOVfGVTo

 

 

I used this glitch and the shiny Ditto glitch from gen 1 to convert a shiny Ditto named Celebi into a shiny Celebi in gen 2. I have a terrible video showing it. Also, thanks for the list of other Pokemon! I found the data online and saved it, lost it again and went searching. I found it a second time and again, I forgot where I saved it. I'd love to get shinnies of all the legendaries in gen 2 using this glitch someday. 

[theSLAYER]

33 minutes ago, HaxAras said:

I used this glitch and the shiny Ditto glitch from gen 1 to convert a shiny Ditto named Celebi into a shiny Celebi in gen 2. I have a terrible video showing it. Also, thanks for the list of other Pokemon! I found the data online and saved it, lost it again and went searching. I found it a second time and again, I forgot where I saved it. I'd love to get shinnies of all the legendaries in gen 2 using this glitch someday. 

I totally enjoy using these type of glitches to mess around.

While Glitzer popping is for a different generation (gen 3), I also enjoyed conjuring a shiny celebi egg

[HaxAras]

1 minute ago, theSLAYER said:

I totally enjoy using these type of glitches to mess around.

While Glitzer popping is for a different generation (gen 3), I also enjoyed conjuring a shiny celebi egg

What is Glitzer popping? I just wanted a Celebi to complete my Pokedex. I was working on my gen 2 living dex and as I often do, started watching similar videos to what I was doing for motivation and found some guys LP where he was doing the same thing and performed the Celebi glitch. 

 

I tried using the AR code from the event gallery but I can't even get Visual Boy advance to load my save file. Or boot the game in general. 

[theSLAYER]

13 minutes ago, HaxAras said:

What is Glitzer popping? I just wanted a Celebi to complete my Pokedex. I was working on my gen 2 living dex and as I often do, started watching similar videos to what I was doing for motivation and found some guys LP where he was doing the same thing and performed the Celebi glitch. 

 

I tried using the AR code from the event gallery but I can't even get Visual Boy advance to load my save file. Or boot the game in general. 

It's a Pomeg glitch variation that can corrupt the first 2 boxes of your PC.
However, using specific Pokemon+PID and other controlled variables (moves, IVs, EVs, etc), it's possible to have controlled and targeted corruption, to obtain eggs of what you desired.

[it basically targets the 4 stat blocks and getting them to swap around]

You do end up with a bunch of bad eggs, so those need to be removed via reverse cloning.
 

The code in the event gallery is only for Crystal (I read previously you're playing on silver)

[hacks]

idk if the vc emulator will work with coincase because of it not emulating the Gameboy properly has some one tried it on the injects. coincase ace did not work on pokemon stadium 2 gb tower or vba

Edited August 11, 2017 by hacks

[theSLAYER]

@hacks Coin case glitch works on VC.
----------------------------------------------------------------
Now, I've got a few more glitches sourced from the internet!

If you like to convert your Pokemon into various different species, but don't like changing the items in the PC all the time, this is for you!
(first person I thought of was you, @HaxAras )


Coin Case Glitch as Memory Editor (using Box 9 name)

Changing Species 2.0

How this glitch works is similar to other iterations of the coin case glitch.
Key difference being the determination of the Pokemon you choose, is based on the name of Box 9.
Also, Quagsire is holding Protein.

Spoiler

1. Set up your party:
- First slot is Pokemon that will be modified (I recommend using an egg that is close to hatching)
- Third slot is low level Pokemon with low attack IVs (glitch may fail if this is incorrect)
- Fourth slot is Quagsire with Sleep Talk as First Move, holding Protein.
- A Pokemon with Fly
Example:

 

2. Set up these items in PC, in this order:

- [Any Item] x[Any Amount]
- [Any Item] x[Any Amount]
- X Accuracy x7
- TM26 (Earthquake) x1
- [Any Item] x[Any Amount]
- Super Repel x94
- Stardust x1
- [Any Item] x[Any Amount]
- Dire Hit x87
- Super Repel x55
- Ether x3
- Poke Ball x94
- Berry Juice x1
- [Any Item] x[Any Amount]
- Dire Hit x95
- Super Repel x3
- Pass (x1)
- [Any Item] x[Any Amount]
- Potion x46
- HM03 (Surf) (x1)
- X Speed x1
- Full Heal x18
- Flower Mail x51
- TM06 (Toxic) x1
- [Any Item] x[Any Amount]
- TM41 (ThunderPunch) x[Any Amount]

3. Rename Box 9 to the desired Pokemon, based on this list in the spoiler.
It will be !/RZ_ _ , with the last 2 characters being obtained from this list:

Spoiler

(Note that $ is the male symbol and % the female symbol. The space is represented as _.

Hex	Index Number	Pokemon Name	Item Name	Moves	Box 9 last 2 characters
0x01	1	Bulbasaur	Master Ball	Pound	AB
0x02	2	Ivysaur	Ultra Ball	Karate Chop*	AC
0x03	3	Venusaur	BrightPowder	Double Slap	AD
0x04	4	Charmander	Great Ball	Comet Punch	AE
0x05	5	Charmeleon	Poké Ball	Mega Punch	AF
0x06	6	Charizard	Teru-sama	Pay Day	AG
0x07	7	Squirtle	Bicycle	Fire Punch	AH
0x08	8	Wartortle	Moon Stone	Ice Punch	AI
0x09	9	Blastoise	Antidote	Thunder Punch	AJ
0x0A	10	Caterpie	Burn Heal	Scratch	AK
0x0B	11	Metapod	Ice Heal	Vice Grip	AL
0x0C	12	Butterfree	Awakening	Guillotine	AM
0x0D	13	Weedle	Parlyz Heal	Razor Wind	AN
0x0E	14	Kakuna	Full Restore	Swords Dance	AO
0x0F	15	Beedrill	Max Potion	Cut	AP
0x10	16	Pidgey	Hyper Potion	Gust*	AQ
0x11	17	Pidgeotto	Super Potion	Wing Attack	AR
0x12	18	Pidgeot	Potion	Whirlwind	AS
0x13	19	Rattata	Escape Rope	Fly	AT
0x14	20	Raticate	Repel	Bind	AU
0x15	21	Spearow	Max Elixer	Slam	AV
0x16	22	Fearow	Fire Stone	Vine Whip	AW
0x17	23	Ekans	Thunderstone	Stomp	AX
0x18	24	Arbok	Water Stone	Double Kick	AY
0x19	25	Pikachu	Teru-sama	Mega Kick	AZ
0x1A	26	Raichu	HP Up	Jump Kick	BZ
0x1B	27	Sandshrew	Protein	Rolling Kick	CZ
0x1C	28	Sandslash	Iron	Sand Attack*	DZ
0x1D	29	Nidoran (Female)	Carbos	Headbutt	EZ
0x1E	30	Nidorina	Lucky Punch	Horn Attack	FZ
0x1F	31	Nidoqueen	Calcium	Fury Attack	GZ
0x20	32	Nidoran (Male)	Rare Candy	Horn Drill	HZ
0x21	33	Nidorino	X Accuracy	Tackle	IZ
0x22	34	Nidoking	Leaf Stone	Body Slam	JZ
0x23	35	Clefairy	Metal Powder	Wrap	KZ
0x24	36	Clefable	Nugget	Take Down	LZ
0x25	37	Vulpix	Poké Doll	Thrash	MZ
0x26	38	Ninetales	Full Heal	Double-Edge	NZ
0x27	39	Jigglypuff	Revive	Tail Whip	OZ
0x28	40	Wigglytuff	Max Revive	Poison Sting	PZ
0x29	41	Zubat	Guard Spec.	Twineedle	QZ
0x2A	42	Golbat	Super Repel	Pin Missile	RZ
0x2B	43	Oddish	Max Repel	Leer	SZ
0x2C	44	Gloom	Dire Hit	Bite*	TZ
0x2D	45	Vileplume	Teru-sama	Growl	UZ
0x2E	46	Paras	Fresh Water	Roar	VZ
0x2F	47	Parasect	Soda Pop	Sing	WZ
0x30	48	Venonat	Lemonade	Supersonic	XZ
0x31	49	Venomoth	X Attack	Sonic Boom	YZ
0x32	50	Diglett	Teru-sama	Disable	ZZ
0x33	51	Dugtrio	X Defend	Acid	aT
0x34	52	Meowth	X Speed	Ember	aU
0x35	53	Persian	X Special	Flamethrower	aV
0x36	54	Psyduck	Coin Case	Mist	aW
0x37	55	Golduck	Itemfinder	Water Gun	aX
0x38	56	Mankey	Teru-sama	Hydro Pump	aY
0x39	57	Primeape	Exp.Share	Surf	aZ
0x3A	58	Growlithe	Old Rod	Ice Beam	bZ
0x3B	59	Arcanine	Good Rod	Blizzard	cZ
0x3C	60	Poliwag	Silver Leaf	Psybeam	dZ
0x3D	61	Poliwhirl	Super Rod	Bubble Beam	eZ
0x3E	62	Poliwrath	PP Up	Aurora Beam	fZ
0x3F	63	Abra	Ether	Hyper Beam	gZ
0x40	64	Kadabra	Max Ether	Peck	hZ
0x41	65	Alakazam	Elixer	Drill Peck	iZ
0x42	66	Machop	Red Scale	Submission	jZ
0x43	67	Machoke	SecretPotion	Low Kick	kZ
0x44	68	Machamp	S.S.Ticket	Counter	lZ
0x45	69	Bellsprout	Mystery Egg	Seismic Toss	mZ
0x46	70	Weepinbell	Clear Bell*	Strength	nZ
0x47	71	Victreebell	Silver Wing	Absorb	oZ
0x48	72	Tentacool	Moomoo Milk	Mega Drain	pZ
0x49	73	Tentacruel	Quick Claw	Leech Seed	qZ
0x4A	74	Geodude	PSNCureBerry	Growth	rZ
0x4B	75	Graveler	Gold Leaf	Razor Leaf	sZ
0x4C	76	Golem	Soft Sand	Solar Beam	tZ
0x4D	77	Ponyta	Sharp Beak	Poison Powder	uZ
0x4E	78	Rapidash	PRZCureBerry	Stun Spore	vZ
0x4F	79	Slowpoke	Burnt Berry	Sleep Powder	wZ
0x50	80	Slowbro	Ice Berry	Petal Dance	xZ
0x51	81	Magnemite	Poison Barb	String Shot	yZ
0x52	82	Magneton	King's Rock	Dragon Rage	zZ
0x53	83	Farfetch'd	Bitter Berry	Fire Spin	ta
0x54	84	Doduo	Mint Berry	Thunder Shock	ua
0x55	85	Dodrio	Red Apricorn	Thunderbolt	va
0x56	86	Seel	TinyMushroom	Thunder Wave	wa
0x57	87	Dewgong	Big Mushroom	Thunder	xa
0x58	88	Grimer	SilverPowder	Rock Throw	ya
0x59	89	Muk	Blu Apricorn	Earthquake	za
0x5A	90	Shellder	Teru-sama	Fissure	zb
0x5B	91	Cloyster	Amulet Coin	Dig	zc
0x5C	92	Gastly	Ylw Apricorn	Toxic	zd
0x5D	93	Haunter	Grn Apricorn	Confusion	ze
0x5E	94	Gengar	Cleanse Tag	Psychic	zf
0x5F	95	Onix	Mystic Water	Hypnosis	zg
0x60	96	Drowzee	TwistedSpoon	Meditate	zh
0x61	97	Hypno	Wht Apricorn	Agility	zi
0x62	98	Krabby	Black Belt	Quick Attack	zj
0x63	99	Kingler	Blk Apricorn	Rage	zk
0x64	100	Voltorb	Teru-sama	Teleport	zl
0x65	101	Electrode	Pnk Apricorn	Night Shade	zm
0x66	102	Exeggcute	BlackGlasses	Mimic	zn
0x67	103	Exeggutor	SlowpokeTail	Screech	zo
0x68	104	Cubone	Pink Bow	Double Team	zp
0x69	105	Marowak	Stick	Recover	zq
0x6A	106	Hitmonlee	Smoke Ball	Harden	zr
0x6B	107	Hitmonchan	NeverMeltIce	Minimize	zs
0x6C	108	Lickitung	Magnet	Smokescreen	zt
0x6D	109	Koffing	MiracleBerry	Confuse Ray	zu
0x6E	110	Weezing	Pearl	Withdraw	zv
0x6F	111	Rhyhorn	Big Pearl	Defense Curl	zw
0x70	112	Rhydon	Everstone	Barrier	zx
0x71	113	Chansey	Spell Tag	Light Screen	zy
0x72	114	Tangela	RageCandyBar	Haze	zz
0x73	115	Kangaskhan	GS Ball*	Reflect	?N
0x74	116	Horsea	Blue Card*	Focus Energy	?O
0x75	117	Seadra	Miracle Seed	Bide	?P
0x76	118	Goldeen	Thick Club	Metronome	?Q
0x77	119	Seaking	Focus Band	Mirror Move	?R
0x78	120	Staryu	Teru-sama	Self-Destruct	?S
0x79	121	Starmie	EnergyPowder	Egg Bomb	?T
0x7A	122	Mr. Mime	Energy Root	Lick	?U
0x7B	123	Scyther	Heal Powder	Smog	?V
0x7C	124	Jynx	Revival Herb	Sludge	?W
0x7D	125	Electabuzz	Hard Stone	Bone Club	?X
0x7E	126	Magmar	Lucky Egg	Fire Blast	?Y
0x7F	127	Pinsir	Card Key	Waterfall	?Z
0x80	128	Tauros	Machine Part	Clamp	?(
0x81	129	Magikarp	Egg Ticket*	Swift	?)
0x82	130	Gyarados	Lost Item	Skull Bash	?:
0x83	131	Lapras	Stardust	Spike Cannon	?;
0x84	132	Ditto	Star Piece	Constrict	?[
0x85	133	Eevee	Basement Key	Amnesia	?]
0x86	134	Vaporeon	Pass	Kinesis	?a
0x87	135	Jolteon	Teru-sama	Soft-Boiled	?b
0x88	136	Flareon	Teru-sama	High Jump Kick	?c
0x89	137	Porygon	Teru-sama	Glare	?d
0x8A	138	Omanyte	Charcoal	Dream Eater	?e
0x8B	139	Omastar	Berry Juice	Poison Gas	?f
0x8C	140	Kabuto	Scope Lens	Barrage	?g
0x8D	141	Kabutops	Teru-sama	Leech Life	?h
0x8E	142	Aerodactyl	Teru-sama	Lovely Kiss	?i
0x8F	143	Snorlax	Metal Coat	Sky Attack	?j
0x90	144	Articuno	Dragon Fang	Transform	?k
0x91	145	Zapdos	Teru-sama	Bubble	?l
0x92	146	Moltres	Leftovers	Dizzy Punch	?m
0x93	147	Dratini	Teru-sama	Spore	?n
0x94	148	Dragonair	Teru-sama	Flash	?o
0x95	149	Dragonite	Teru-sama	Psywave	?p
0x96	150	Mewtwo	MysteryBerry	Splash	?q
0x97	151	Mew	Dragon Scale	Acid Armor	?r
0x98	152	Chikorita	Berserk Gene	Crabhammer	?s
0x99	153	Bayleef	Teru-sama	Explosion	?t
0x9A	154	Meganium	Teru-sama	Fury Swipes	?u
0x9B	155	Cyndaquil	Teru-sama	Bonemerang	?v
0x9C	156	Quilava	Sacred Ash	Rest	?w
0x9D	157	Typhlosion	Heavy Ball	Rock Slide	?x
0x9E	158	Totodile	Flower Mail	Hyper Fang	?y
0x9F	159	Croconaw	Level Ball	Sharpen	?z
0xA0	160	Feraligatr	Lure Ball	Conversion	9b
0xA1	161	Sentret	Fast Ball	Tri Attack	9c
0xA2	162	Furret	Teru-sama	Super Fang	9d
0xA3	163	Hoothoot	Light Ball	Slash	9e
0xA4	164	Noctowl	Friend Ball	Substitute	9f
0xA5	165	Ledyba	Moon Ball	Struggle	9g
0xA6	166	Ledian	Love Ball	Sketch	9h
0xA7	167	Spinarak	Normal Box	Triple Kick	9i
0xA8	168	Ariados	Gorgeous Box	Thief	9j
0xA9	169	Crobat	Sun Stone	Spider Web	9k
0xAA	170	Chinchou	Polkadot Bow	Mind Reader	9l
0xAB	171	Lanturn	Teru-sama	Nightmare	9m
0xAC	172	Pichu	Up-Grade	Flame Wheel	9n
0xAD	173	Cleffa	Berry	Snore	9o
0xAE	174	Igglybuff	Gold Berry	Curse*	9p
0xAF	175	Togepi	SquirtBottle	Flail	9q
0xB0	176	Togetic	Teru-sama	Conversion 2	9r
0xB1	177	Natu	Park Ball	Aeroblast	9s
0xB2	178	Xatu	Rainbow Wing	Cotton Spore	9t
0xB3	179	Mareep	Teru-sama	Reversal	9u
0xB4	180	Flaafy	Brick Piece	Spite	9v
0xB5	181	Ampharos	Surf Mail	Powder Snow	9w
0xB6	182	Bellossom	Litebluemail	Protect	9x
0xB7	183	Marill	Portraitmail	Mach Punch	9y
0xB8	184	Azumarill	Lovely Mail	Scary Face	9z
0xB9	185	Sudowoodo	Eon Mail	Feint Attack	'r?
0xBA	186	Politoed	Morph Mail	Sweet Kiss*	's?
0xBB	187	Hoppip	Bluesky Mail	Belly Drum	't?
0xBC	188	Skiploom	Music Mail	Sludge Bomb	'v?
0xBD	189	Jumpluff	Mirage Mail	Mud-Slap	'v!
0xBE	190	Aipom	Teru-sama	Octazooka	'v.
0xBF	191	Sunkern	TM01	Spikes	'v&
0xC0	192	Sunflora	TM02	Zap Cannon	'vé
0xC1	193	Yanma	TM03	Foresight	'm$
0xC2	194	Wooper	TM04	Destiny Bond	'r$
0xC3	195	Quagsire	TM04	Perish Song	's$
0xC4	196	Espeon	TM05	Icy Wind	't$
0xC5	197	Umbreon	TM06	Detect	'v$
0xC6	198	Murkrow	TM07	Bone Rush	'd0
0xC7	199	Slowking	TM08	Lock-On	'd1
0xC8	200	Misdreavus	TM09	Outrage	'd2
0xC9	201	Unown	TM10	Sandstorm	'd3
0xCA	202	Wobbuffet	TM11	Giga Drain	'd4
0xCB	203	Girafarig	TM12	Endure	'd5
0xCC	204	Pineco	TM13	Charm*	'd6
0xCD	205	Forretress	TM14	Rollout	'd7
0xCE	206	Dunsparce	TM15	False Swipe	'd8
0xCF	207	Gligar	TM16	Swagger	'd9
0xD0	208	Steelix	TM17	Milk Drink	'l9
0xD1	209	Snubbull	TM18	Spark	'm9
0xD2	210	Granbull	TM19	Fury Cutter	'r9
0xD3	211	Qwilfish	TM20	Steel Wing	's9
0xD4	212	Scizor	TM21	Mean Look	't9
0xD5	213	Shuckle	TM22	Attract	'v9
0xD6	214	Heracross	TM23	Sleep Talk	!$
0xD7	215	Sneasel	TM24	Heal Bell	.$
0xD8	216	Teddiursa	TM25	Return	&$
0xD9	217	Ursaring	TM26	Present	é$
0xDA	218	Slugma	TM27	Frustration	!/
0xDB	219	Magcargo	TM28	Safeguard	./
0xDC	220	Swinub	TM28	Pain Split	&/
0xDD	221	Piloswine	TM29	Sacred Fire	é/
0xDE	222	Corsola	TM30	Magnitude	.0
0xDF	223	Remoraid	TM31	Dynamic Punch	.1
0xE0	224	Octillery	TM32	Megahorn	.2
0xE1	225	Delibird	TM33	Dragon Breath	.3
0xE2	226	Mantine	TM34	Baton Pass	.4
0xE3	227	Skarmory	TM35	Encore	.5
0xE4	228	Houndour	TM36	Pursuit	.6
0xE5	229	Houndoom	TM37	Rapid Spin	.7
0xE6	230	Kingdra	TM38	Sweet Scent	.8
0xE7	231	Phanpy	TM39	Iron Tail	.9
0xE8	232	Donphan	TM40	Metal Claw	&9
0xE9	233	Porygon2	TM41	Vital Throw	/0
0xEA	234	Stantler	TM42	Morning Sun	/1
0xEB	235	Smeargle	TM43	Synthesis	/2
0xEC	236	Tyrogue	TM44	Moonlight*	00
0xED	237	Hitmontop	TM45	Hidden Power	01
0xEE	238	Smoochum	TM46	Cross Chop	02
0xEF	239	Elekid	TM47	Twister	03
0xF0	240	Magby	TM48	Rain Dance	04
0xF1	241	Miltank	TM49	Sunny Day	05
0xF2	242	Blissey	TM50	Crunch	06
0xF3	243	Raikou	HM01	Mirror Coat	07
0xF4	244	Entei	HM02	Psych Up	08
0xF5	245	Suicune	HM03	Extreme Speed	09
0xF6	246	Larvitar	HM04	Ancient Power	19
0xF7	247	Pupitar	HM05	Shadow Ball	29
0xF8	248	Tyranitar	HM06	Future Sight	39
0xF9	249	Lugia	HM07	Rock Smash	49
0xFA	250	Ho-oh	HM08	Whirlpool	59
0xFB	251	Celebi	HM09	Beat Up	69
0xFC	252	?????	HM10	(freezes game)	79
0xFD	253	Egg	HM11	(freezes game)	89
0xFE	254	?????	HM12	(freezes game)	99
0xFF	255	????? (FF)	(FF)	(freezes game)	_A

Example for Celebi wanted:

4. Save the game before leaving Pokemon Center

5. Fly to Cherrygrove

6. Enter the mart, then leave the mart, then go 4 steps to the right.

 

7. Open Pokedex, Listen to Bellsprout's Cry

8. Open bag, and check your coin case. (you need to have flipped left and right through the pockets, for this to work)

 

9. Simply hatch the egg now!

9+. If you are morphing from Pokemon > Egg or Pokemon > Pokemon, you need to deposit the Pokemon at Daycare center, then retrieve it.

 

other things that can/may have to be done.
1. I converted my cloned Red Gyarados into Egg (253) [!/RZ89], so that I can hatch the next intended Pokemon (to get Dex entry).
2. If you intend to do the same, I recommend lowering the Gyarados Friendship to 1, make it an egg, then clone the egg.
This is so that it hatches a hella faster.

3. This is probably one of the easier ways to get (FF) to do the Johto Guard Glitch (for Time Capsule)
4. With this egg obtained, you can trade over and hatch Celebis and Mews in Korean Gold and Silver too!

 

Original source before adaptation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlxO_Ge_BdI, and Source appears to be using Crystal's work.

Giving your Slot 1 Pokemon held item

Same steps as above, with key differences:

Step 3: Instead of !/RZ_ _ , use !/SZ_ _
Using the table above example for Master Ball, it will be !/SZAB

How this all works:
For example, look at the Glitch city's cheat code page for the code to Changing your species of slot one.
It is 01??2ADA , meaning at DA2A, write value (??) to it.
Now, convert that DA2A to respective code required for the box name (using table above):
you get !/RZ

Going back to the code page, and wanting to change DVs to become shiny, you get:
01FA3FDA
01AA40DA

Meaning you need to do the coin case glitch twice, with:
01FA3FDA -> DA3F write FA -> !/gZ59
01AA40DA -> DA40 write AA -> !/hZ9l

Another Example: permanent change of character's sprite color
01??03D2 -> D203 write ?? -> 'r9AD_ _
Example:

 

This method wouldn't work with every cheat code, such as changing wild encounters.
(those type of codes need to be always on RAM, and coin case glitch doesn't keep that value active in RAM for very long..;
Coin case glitch is better suited for changing values in the save.)
 

Obtaining Celebi in Japanese Gold and Silver, via Bug Catching Glitch
Important: This will only work, if your sixth slot in party was NEVER filled.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2d6yZPHJog

 

edit: I've updated the memory editor and table.

[theSLAYER]

Using above memory editor, reviving and editing roamers. (Work in Progress)

Branching off from the work done in Crystal to find their location in the ram,
I managed to find Raikou's location in the save, which lead to me calculating its address in the Ram,
and the first set of roamer data is found at 0xDD1A.

This is how the roamer's data is saved:

Spoiler

(this still refers to crystal ram, not the one I discovered)
dfcf species (f3=Raikou)
dfd0 level (0x28=40)
dfd1 map group
dfd2 map number
dfd3 current HP
dfd4 DV
dfd5 DV

New game, not yet released from Burned Tower: 0000 ffff 00 0000
Roaming but not met in battle yet: f328 xxxx 00 0000
Roaming after it was met: as above (DVs generated when first met)
If caught or killed: 0028 ffff 00 xxxx (level and DVs stay)

dfd6 species (f4=Entei)
dfd7 level (0x28=40)
dfd8 map group
dfd9 map number
dfda current HP
dfdb DV
dfdc DV

Next 7 bytes unused Suicune:
0000 ffff 00 0000 (at all stages of game)

dfe4 map number player was last in
dfe5 map group player was last in
dfe6 map number player was in the time before last
dfe7 map group player was in the time before last
The above 4 are one step later most of the time,
but the description is for what they are during the instant when it matters.
Fly/teleport to the same place does rotate them (so they become the same).

dcb5 map group player is currently in
dcb6 map number player is currently in

Possible roaming location values (written map group, map number, route number):
1803 r29
1a01 r30
1a02 r31
0a01 r32
0806 r33
0b01 r34
0a02 r35
0a03 r36
0a04 r37 
010c r38
010d r39
0205 r42
0905 r43
0206 r44
0508 r45
0509 r46
ffff n/a

 

To activate Raikou in first roamer slot:
DD1A F3 -> é/BZ07
[by changing the 07, species of roamer can be changed; as per table from previous post]

So right now, I've got Raikou reactivated, but it's location won't change, even if I fly or change maps.

Click to choose files

 

So to change the Route data, I'm going to arbitrarily select Route 31.
DD1C 1A -> é/DZBZ
DD1D 02 -> é/EZAC

And with that, it's properly roaming again!

We can change the DVs too, to make it shiny!
DD1E 01 -> é/FZAB  (to make it have 1HP. this way any DV changes will sticks; if left as 00, game will regenerate the DVs)
DD1F FA -> é/GZ59
DD20 AA -> é/HZ9l

It works!

 

Maybe tomorrow or the day after, I'll do up a table to fully utilize all 3 roaming slots.

[hacks]

thought i'd share this https://forums.glitchcity.info/index.php?topic=8100.0 it uses tm 25 wrong pocket ace and you can use the coincase to get tm 25 in the balls pocket tm 25 ace does not require you to listen to crys or do a movement pattern. Theres also a hex editor with just box names but it makes boxes 5 to 11 names a mess and it requires a lot of box naming but you don't need to keep all those items in your PC and not have enough room for your items.

Edited October 2, 2017 by hacks

[theSLAYER]

Ah, using TM25 as ACE, as opposed to Coin Case, seems like a great update.

Let's see if we can adapt any existing guides to it, if it's not too tedious.

 

[hacks]

You can do things like make every wild pokemon a certain pokemon. This code here will turn every wild and trainers pokemon into celebi, you can  change what pokemon it changes the opponents and wild pokemon into by changing fb into the hex value of another pokemon. To do this put a junk pokemon in slot 3 in your party and write 3e fb ea ed d0 c9 starting from adc3. Then write c3 to ff8a and ad to ff8b then c3 to ff89. do not switch the pokemon out of that slot from now on or the game will crash. To disable the cheat with out resetting change ff89 back to c9. Here are some other codes. all wild and trainer pokemon shiny: 3e fa ea f5 d0 3e aa ea f6 d0 c9 walk through   walls :21 a3 ce 22 22 22 22 c9. The reason i wrote the code to a pokemon is so you don't have to write it again once you have all ready done it once. Code swapping also works so say i have a pokemon in another slot that a wrote a cheat to i can swap the pokemon and it will change the cheat.

Edited October 2, 2017 by hacks

[theSLAYER]

ACE code changes generally don't change in the RAM for Long, so change wild Pokemon codes that are adapted usually don't work.

 

furthermore, the TM25 steps is causing my game to crash (the one where we don't depend on the slider Pokemon)
[i made an error here lol, managed to get it partially working]

also it looks like you're just giving cheat codes, not the glitch equilavent 

[hacks]

Yes i know but in the post above im doing real time ace so i can write code with the memory editor and have it execute every frame as showen in Crystal_s video 

 

[theSLAYER]

It appears @wwwwwwzx found a way to allow the game to keep "cheats" on, by directing to IV/EVs

From the github, for Box 9 hex editor:
% Write GameShark to EVs and IVs first
% You can use the pk2 files given (All legit)

% direct to slot 5 EVs/IVs

• FF8AF5 _A?e09
• FF8BDA _A?f!/
• FF89C3 _A?d's♂

% direct to slot 6 EVs/IVs  

• FF8A25 _A?eMZ
• FF8BDB _A?f./
• FF89C3 _A?d's♂

Basically if you are doing Slot 5 EVs/IVs, do the Box 9 Coin case for each box name,
then make sure the relevant Pokemon is in the slot you chose!

Here's a video of it in action:

 

@wwwwwwzx was kind enough to share the files online too~
wild_shiny.pk2
NOWALL.pk2

Perhaps with this, wild species encounter can be modified too!

EDIT; WHOOO!!

I kinda had no idea what I'm looking at, but I managed to make one that allows Celebi to spawn at level 100!

Here's the file, for wild celebi encounters:
test-wild-celebi.pk2

How to change species and level of encounter, based on the test-wild-celebi I uploaded:
Species
Attack EV is 16123 -> 3EFB 
3E is a constant (must be there), FB is the variable that can be changed. (FB is 251 in hex, so Celebi spawned)

Level
Speed EV is 25834 -> 64EA
the EA is a constant (must have), and 64 is the variable that can be changed.(64 is hex representation of 100)

Video proof:

 

[theSLAYER]

I have a page dedicated to Box 9 Name editor, and hopefully I'll expand on cheats from stats there too.
https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/41784-gs-ace-box-9s-name-as-game-editor/

[hacks]

This one only requires box names.