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Eevee friends event(Kor).zip These are Eevee friends wc7full files. I used NTR CFW.

Wow, I didn't know Pokemon Events in Korea are as huge as in Japan. You have to wait about 60 minutes to even get in, lol. Source: PokemonCoKr on Facebook Thanks for going @BLACKBIRD! I probably wouldn't be motivated enough to wait in a queue as long as that, but Europe isn't getting such events anyway....

Lame... at least make it Celebi or something else. But I guess it's to promote the 20th Movie there. @BLACKBIRDand @katsuya as they've shown their efforts with Korean events!

Update! Ho-oh added!

Quick preview update: https://github.com/drgoku282/PKMN-NTR/releases/tag/3.5.6405 This update is pretty much only for the PKHeX core, it had a lot of changes, so it can have some odd behavior. I don't have my 3DS right now so, I couldn't test some of the changes, I haven't even updated to Luma 8 , iirc. I'll try to test them on the next weeks.

Thanks, fixed the PID/EC changing issue: https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/569873701b5db9f6abc814e3d71a6d84cad9ee46 The Cute Charm validity has already been added since the last release

Nice to see a new set was released. Especially Marshadow is interesting but I couldn't find it online yet! Unfortunately all these will ever be Japanese only.... Silvally seems to be too blurry. I wasn't able to scan it but I got the others cleaned up! This might be a bit off topic, but wwylele has an image-camera branch in his Citra fork on Github which adds still image camera support (official builds/nightlies only have a blank camera right now)! With this you can scan codes on Citra and won't have to turn on your console just to clean up these codes. Merging wwylele's additions from his last commit into a current Citra build works withou issues.

It could be just fly-bys, like what happened in ORAS. Plus, isn't that too high a height to be following someone?

환상의 포켓몬[뮤] 선물도! Mythical Mew Present! If I understand this correctly, there's a Pokemon Team Battle Event in Korea on 19th August 2017, and a generic Pokemon Game Event on 20th August 2017, and there, a Mew will be given out. It's possible that it'll be the same as the WCSK17 Mew released earlier, but it'll be good to know for sure. Anyone going? XD source: Rochi @iceposs twitter (post)

You can't backup GBA VC save files with JKSM, GBA VC does not work like GB and GBC VC, those games are run in 3DS via a emulator that read the game and the savefiles from different files that can be readed by JKSM, but GBA instead is run natively on the 3DS simulating a virtual GBA cartridge, the game itselft is not running in an emulator, that is why you cant access the HomeMenu in GBA mode To do that the data of the game and the savefile is stored together and cant be extracted with JKSM, there is no indpendent save file to extract in the first place. To extract and inject the savefile you must use instead GodMode9 https://3ds.guide/godmode9-usage The section you want to read is "Backup GBA VC Saves"

Yeah, would have been funny if it was the missing Eevee

That reminds me, there were times I did wish that I could deactivate it.

That's great news! This way, I can do most of everything on my Computer now XD edit: I've edited some of your images, for clarity Also, I've got a few more:

No problem

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE WC7.

If they are going to implement following Pokemon in USUM they could limit it to smaller sized Pokemon only or just to a few choosen ones. They already did that in Amity Square in DPPt where only about 20 Pokemon were permitted to enter and follow you. In my opinion they should at least make that feature optional if it will ever come back. I'm not completely against following Pokemon but sometimes it annoyed me in HGSS.

Well I was right about the ID part and the OT of the Eeveelutions when put into Google Translate is "Pokemon Store".

My guess for TID is likely 170715. And maybe "이브이프렌즈" as the OT.

By night and by weekend I'm an admin here at Project Pokémon (when I'm not busy saving Hyrule or doing other stuff). But by day, I'm a software developer for a certain company. This company has an internal legacy system written in Classic ASP (a really old language used to make websites) that we have to maintain, and releasing changes to it is never fun. Today we released a month's worth of changes, far more than we like to release at one time. (We couldn't release because reasons; although, we probably should have added a feature switch. Lesson learned.) Within this legacy system, there's a page that is designed to be printed out. Users will then scan an I2of5 barcode on it with a handheld scanner, making it easier to continue their work. After the updated the system, however, we got reports that the barcodes wouldn't scan anymore. Barcodes that were printed before this update worked fine. We reprinted the barcode that was working, and sure enough, the new release gave a different barcode generated from the same source text. I had my hands all over the page with this barcode, but I know I didn't touch the barcode itself. Thanks to source control, we were able to use git blame and looked at the entire code path responsible for the generation of this I2of5 barcode. This kind of barcode is generated by encoding some text into what looks like garbage, but looks like and scans like a barcode when this garbage is displayed using a particular font. Unfortunately, nothing in that code path has changed for years, and since we released this thing a month ago without any (related) issues, we had to find out what changed. Yet comparing the output of the old and new code showed different barcodes. The new barcode's garbage-looking text had some special characters in it called "replacement characters", which is a special kind of character to indicate something's wrong with the character encoding (more on that in a bit). We inspected the HTTP headers and HTML metadata, and there was no difference, so it wasn't a matter of the web browser interpreting the raw text data incorrectly. So we had to try something else. We used a git bisect (or rather a manual version of it, because of a bunch of branching weirdness - don't ask) and eventually found the exact commit that introduced the issue. The only thing that changed about the page in question is that a new ASP file was included. This ASP file, along with the ones it in turn includes, are simply containers for functions and classes and are not intended to write anything to the page. To debug what was causing the problem we removed parts of this included file until finally there was nothing left. We tried removing the reference to this file altogether, and that made the problem go away. We put it back and made sure the file was empty, and to double check, we removed that file and re-created it to make double sure it was empty. Turns out including an empty text file causes issues with our barcode! What is a text file? It's just a file containing bytes that programs interpret as text. But there's different kinds of text. ASCII text interprets one byte as one character. One byte can have a value from 0-255, and while standard ASCII only has characters for 0-127, extended ASCII has characters for 128-255 too. There's also variants of Unicode, where multiple bytes can be used for a single character, which is useful for characters that aren't found in English. How is a program to know what kind of text is in a text file though? By adding extra bytes to the beginning of the file to indicate the text encoding: the Byte Order Mark (BOM). Using HxD, I found that these "empty" text files weren't in fact empty, they had the BOM bytes to mark the file as UTF-8, which is a variant of Unicode that looks like ASCII until the 128-255 byte value range. By including this "empty" file, we were including the BOM, which changed the character encoding of the entire page, completely changing the meaning of the text that's used to display the barcodes (because it uses extended ASCII characters for some reason). Thankfully, this whole release didn't go as bad as it could have. Because of our Blue/Green deployment setup, we weren't under as much pressure as we could have otherwise been, and we only had to revert to the previous version twice, and the release only took 8 hours (because of testing and debugging other issues*). * Bonus material: when using Powershell to create a virtual application in IIS, note that "userName" is case sensitive in some versions of IIS. In 7.5, it's fine to use "username", but when using 8.5, that case sensitivity will cause setting the application credentials to silently fail. (Not that we encountered a situation exactly like this one or anything.)

I went to the film preview yesterday. 0238 - えいが「ミュウツーの逆襲」のミュウ.wc7full

I will go, and receive Eevee friends.