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Well if the main concern is to simply use Pokewalker with a modified HGSS rom, I'm assuming that if you had an actual HGSS cart in DS slot, the NDS may be able to successfully use the DS cart to communicate with Pokewalker, while reading from the modified rom from the gba flash cart Whatever I said above, is merely pure speculation, make-belief, so take it with a micrograin of salt.

Actually I may be wrong. If I'm not mistaken, you're talking about: Using GBA to ram patch NDS carts A quick google seems to imply it's done like this: http://www.gameboy-advance.net/nintendo_ds/ndspatch/ndspatcher-roms.htm

Like I said, if its on an actual cartridge, on an original game, on a retail cartridge, NOT A FLASHCART, then, No such method exists.

An actual Cartridge, not a flashcart? No such method exists.

In response to your latest reply, I'm going to point out something from your original post that you yourself mentioned, then expand on it. Link battle, which typically means connecting to Nintendo's Servers. It's the server itself that stops previous generation Pokemon from being used, because they haven't implemented Pokemon Bank compatibility with Sun and Moon, Hence the logic of the server is "it's impossible for this player [you] to have previous generation Pokemon because we have yet to add the support, better stop this player [you] from going online". This is not something that we can circumvent, because it's a server block. Just be glad that they didn't decide to permanently ban you for using Pokemon that is impossible during normal gameplay at this point in time.

What's New? - Added: Gen 7 Support 11/18/16 - New Update Added: Sun/Moon Support Initial legality checking. Postgame encounters (Scan/Poke Pelago/etc) unsupported at this time. QR Exporting for use with custom firmware patched code. Trainer Editor and limited Pokedex editor Added: KChart, a personal info (base stats) viewer. Hold Shift when opening the PKM Database from the Tools drop-down. Added: Legal move suggestion (click Move groupbox), as well as indicating basic legal moves in the Move drop-downs. Legality: Extensively updated to support Generation 6 and 7 games. Please report issues on the forum. Fixed: Many bugs/issues with existing/new features. Too many people to thank

Project Pokémon does not support or condone cheating at the expense of others. While this community contains research, information, and utilities allowing people to alter the games' behavior or create their own Pokémon, we do not agree with using them against players who are unaware that significantly hacked Pokémon are in use because they are an unfair advantage and can ruin everyone's online experience. See "Significantly Hacked Pokémon" for details about what qualifies. What we do allow using cheats or significantly hacked Pokémon for: Private Collections In-Game Use Battling with friends locally if they are aware that your Pokémon are hacked Battling with friends online if you have exchanged Friend Codes and they are aware that your Pokémon are hacked What we do not allow using cheats or significantly hacked Pokémon for (will result in infractions if you do any of these): Online battles against unsuspecting opponents Link trades with unsuspecting players Random Match-ups Trading with GTS Trading through Surprise/Wonder Trade What we especially do not allow using cheats or significantly hacked Pokémon for (will result in an instant ban if you do any of these): Tournaments (official or otherwise) Promoting activities that could potentially result in safe file damage, account, or console bans for unsuspecting players (see Dangerous Activities below) Users asking for or knowingly providing cheats or significantly hacked Pokémon for use with online play will receive official warnings, as well as users participating in such discussion. If you see anyone who's clearly cheating, please report the post, and a staff member will take care of it as soon as possible. Please help us keep everyone's online experience as clean as possible by using hacks responsibly. Significantly Hacked Pokémon Please note that when we say "significantly hacked", we mean that a Pokémon's immutable state has changed. Any illegal Pokémon (that is, any Pokémon that cannot ever be obtained using official methods) is also considered "significantly hacked". If official legality checks determine a Pokémon of yours is hacked, then it qualifies as "significantly hacked", and falls under the policy outlined above. Examples of edits that define significantly hacked Pokémon include: Species PID IVs Pokéball OT What is not considered "significantly hacked" includes shortcut-ted efforts, clones, or any edits that could be made in-game using official methods. Examples of edits that do not count as significantly hacked: Maxed out EVs (but not over the maximum) Experience Egg steps Changing an ability using an Ability Capsule Legal form changes Legal move combinations While I think the description above covers everything, if you have any questions about what counts as cheating, feel free to PM a moderator (like me). Dangerous Activities Some edits can be dangerous, and are just not worth it, as they can result in save file corruption, account, or console bans. This includes but is not limited to the following: Hacked raids Sword/Shield Egg Glitch Pokémon HOME transfers

It wasn't until gen 4 that Nintendo put shiny checks into events according to all of the evidence I have. I simply stated that it could not be shiny because Leisik (or however you spell his name) said that they couldn't. However since hes NOT a part of the Pokemon Development team, he REALLY doesn't know the inside workings. We can test this if someone wants to ask him if WSHMKR jirachi can be shiny lol. Hopefully he doesn't google the answer and find our research EDIT: We now know that the GC RNG for Celebi has a shiny check. Also the RNG for WishMkr has a shiny check, but it was never used.