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I think most fans who've played Stadium know that nicknamed Pokemon can have different colors. But why? How? After a lot of time and effort, I've worked it out - well, mostly! Since PKHeX was critical to my success, this seems like an appropriate place to share my results. My research was thorough and I made sure to explain things in a lot of detail, so the full write-up is in a Google Doc here. But if that's TL;DR (I get it, life is short and the internet is full of content) here's a summary: The ASCII values of a Pokemon's OT name and nickname are added together, along with the values for the two bytes of its TID. The last byte of the result in hex is what I call it's name value (NV). This is converted into a hue adjustment based on a Pokemon's specifically programmed hue range - an NV of 0 is its minimum hue, and FF is its maximum. It'd take a hacker (I'm not - can't program my way out of a paper bag) to get the exact formula, but I've worked out an approximation that gives results that are at least super-close. Like, closer than the human eye can probably distinguish. I put my formulas into this spreadsheet which can be downloaded or copied to your own Google Drive to find the hue of your own nicknamed Pokemon, but to make use of it you'll need to read at least some of the document. I've also worked out how Smeargle's DVs effects its colors and why shiny Pokemon can look so different in Stadium 2. It turns out almost all shiny textures are modified using the HSL (hue, saturation and lightness) colorspace, just like the nickname palettes (which only use hue). I wrote down each Pokemon's hue range for nicknames and the HSL values for its shiny in Stadium 2 here. I got these using jrra's patch to re-enable the debug menu in Stadium 2, which has all this info and more. Finally, I've taken screencaps of every Pokemon's minimum and maximum colors, plus some in-between if there's a big range. For fun, I also took a handful of art, sprites and models and altered them using GIMP's HSL editor to create Stadium-style nickname colors and shinies. My gallery of screencaps and modified art can be found here. I'm open to comments, questions, and any other feedback. Hopefully some of you will find this interesting, and if you like what I've done, I welcome you to pass it on to anybody else who might like it! I'm also totally cool with my research and pics being freely distributed and used to edit stuff like Wikis so long as credit is given when possible.1 point
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How did you obtain this "save"? While it *looks* like it has the hallmarks of being a save, certain things are missing, like your trainer name. (I compared it to one of mine, to show an example) If I had to guess, you used state saves on Citra and never actually saved in-game. One has to save in-game properly, in order to get proper saves.1 point
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you could try using the block editor to import the flags from a donor save. You could try to speed run to the point you were at on a new save and use the flags from that.1 point
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How/where to find legal shinies of Mythicals Species Where/How - Notes/Transfer status Mew PCNY Shiny Mew - Gen 2 cart only (and technically Gen 1 cart, but shininess cannot be observed), cannot be transferred up to modern generations Emerald Faraway Island Mew - Japan Emerald only, not guaranteed shiny GO Shiny Mew - Guaranteed Shiny, transfer from GO to HOME Celebi PCNY Shiny Celebi - Gen 2 cart only, cannot be transferred up to modern generations Ilex Forest Celebi - VC version only, can be transferred up Coco Movie Celebi - Movie was in Japan, but region free redemption Secrets of the Jungle Movie Celebi - Distributed to EU/US via PTC Newsletter GO Shiny Celebi - Guaranteed shiny, transfer from GO to HOME Jirachi WISHMAKR Jirachi - Not guaranteed shiny. CHANNEL Jirachi - Not guaranteed shiny. Tanabata 2014 Jirachi - 3DS Local Wireless, thus original redemption not region locked Christmas Party 2014 Jirachi - 3DS Serial Code, thus original redemption was region locked to JP 3DS Fukushima Christmas Party 2014 Jirachi - 3DS Local Wireless, thus original redemption not region locked Nintendo HK Shiny Jirachi - 3DS Serial Code, original redemption was region locked to JP and EU 3DS Pokémon Go Tour Hoenn: Masterwork Research Jirachi - Guaranteed Shiny, transfer from GO to HOME Deoxys (Forms interchangeable) Birth Island Deoxys - Not guaranteed shiny. GO Deoxys - Shiny released starting here. Not guaranteed shiny. Transfer from GO to HOME Phione* Standard Phione Egg - Not guaranteed shiny. Manaphy Pokémon Ranger Egg - The Manaphy can only be shiny if the egg was traded away. Recipient of event cannot hatch it shiny. (DP only, not BDSP) Darkrai New Island Darkrai - Legal Shiny can only be found in Platinum and BDSP. Not guaranteed shiny. GO Darkrai - Shiny released starting here. Not guaranteed shiny. Transfer from GO to HOME Shaymin Flower Paradise Shaymin - Legal Shiny can only be found in Platinum and BDSP. Not guaranteed shiny. Arceus (Forms interchangeable) Dahara City Legendary Shiny Arceus - 3DS Serial Code, thus original redemption was region locked to JP 3DS Hall of Origin Arceus - Encounter on BDSP, requires a PLA save. PLA save requirement: completed main missions, captured Arceus. BDSP requirements: Caught Dialga/Palkia in game, reached Hall of Fame, acquired National Dex. Victini A legal shiny does not exist Keldeo (Forms interchangeable) A legal shiny does not exist Meloetta (Forms interchangeable) A legal shiny does not exist Genesect (Forms interchangeable) Movie 2013 Genesect (JPN and KOR) - Language locked to the distribution. GO Genesect - Shiny released starting here. Not guaranteed shiny, transfer from GO to HOME. Presently, while only the driveless raids/encounters can be shiny, after transferred through HOME into any game that has the species, the drives could be attached to it. Diancie Pokémon Center Diancie - 3DS Nintendo Zone, thus original redemption was region locked to JP 3DS All-Stars Battle Diancie - 3DS Infrared, thus original redemption not region locked Hoopa A legal shiny does not exist Volcanion A legal shiny does not exist Magearna A legal shiny does not exist Magearna (Original Color) A legal shiny does not exist Marshadow A legal shiny does not exist Zeraora HOME Shiny Zeraora - Gift guaranteed shiny Meltan GO Meltan (LGPE transfer and HOME transfer) - Limited Shiny period. While they can be encountered shiny within the limited shiny period, the encounters themselves are not guaranteed shiny. Melmetal GO Melmetal (LGPE transfer and HOME transfer) - Limited Shiny period While they can be encountered shiny within the limited shiny period, the encounters themselves are not guaranteed shiny. Melmetal (G-max) A legal shiny does not exist (For your information, in SWSH-Isle of Armor, you can give certain species Max Soup to attain or remove the Gigantamax Status. Max Soup does not work on Melmetal) Zarude A legal shiny does not exist Zarude Dada A legal shiny does not exist * Mythical status disputed Updated as of December 5th, 20201 point