Pokemon Check

[Unown8]

Does the Legit.exe detect if hacked rare candies have been used on the pokemon or ppmax's. I tested it, and it didn't say invalid. Everything was valid. The only thing I did was using hacked rare candies obtained from an ar on the pokemon. I was just wondering if there is a way to tell if hacked rare candies have been used on the pokemon.

Here is the check. I got the pokemon by abusing the rng in emerald.

Pokemon Legality Checker - by: Sabresite - vB54-24

Checksum: 0xF12F - Valid

Pokemon ID:3982657335 - Timid, Genderless, Ability 2, Not Shiny

Date: March 20, 2010

IVs: 26/4/22/31/28/24

Trainer ID: 60120

Secret ID: 58412

Trainer Gender: Male

Hidden Power: Flying - 38

Fateful Encounter: No

Gender Check: Valid

Effort Values: Valid

Nicknamed: No

Home Town: Hoenn [Emerald]

Country Originated: UK/US/AU

PalPark Country: UK/US/AU

Trash Bytes: Valid

Type: Common GBA <A-B-C-D>

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Press the ENTER key to exit. . .

Edited April 27, 2010 by Unown8
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[Codr]

There's absolutely no way for someone to even tell that you used a Rare Candy on a Pokemon, regardless of how the item was obtained. The only indicator would be low EVs on a high level Pokemon, but there are other items to lower EVs anyway.

Edit: I'm not sure if these EV-lowering items exist in Emerald though.

[Patchworks]

As Codr said, no way to tell if a rare candy was used on a pokemon except extremely low IV's for a high level pokemon in a game that doesn't have IV lowering items. However, there are ways to tell if a AR has been used on a game. I cannot remember right now where it is stored, but hex values are changed and a flag is raised. So don't expect to be able to use it in tournaments or anything

[randomcouchpotato]

As Codr said, no way to tell if a rare candy was used on a pokemon except extremely low IV's for a high level pokemon in a game that doesn't have IV lowering items. However, there are ways to tell if a AR has been used on a game. I cannot remember right now where it is stored, but hex values are changed and a flag is raised. So don't expect to be able to use it in tournaments or anything

you mean EVs right, cuz IVs are permanent, anyway that is correct once the term IVs is replaced with the term EVs