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If you compile it i'd be happy to try it on my Wii this evening.

No way am I attaching the TGC anywhere, as it is 140mib. AFAIK, sample0519.bin is undumped, and has another proto event, but except for my German Channel Jirachi from that Geocities save, that, and the Reuploaded Meteor Jirachi .MB file, you are right, I did not find much in my quest today. I did attach the meteor, the jirachi, and the unknown gba jirachi. We all had these without knowing, but no easy way to find them. It just took a simple "Google" search to find all the needed info and tools. Sincerely, St. GIGA

Hello Readers! Today in my limited time, while searching for the Wishmkr Jirachi MB file, I found inside the American Colosseum Bonus Disc ISO's "PokeDownloader.tgc" (which is a funky gcm iso), a copy of the Normal event, the Meteor prototype rom (which I know is valid due to @Bond697's screenshots of IDA Pro on the Meteor Rom), and a completely brand new distro MB file called "sample0519.bin", which, like the Meteor and Wishmaker roms, boots to white in VBA, and IS a valid GBA MB rom, as VBA will not crash. NO$GBA does the same, and reports no bugs, so I suspect we have a 2nd Prototype Jirachi Event, which could also be Ageto/Agate Celebi, or an English version of another Jirachi??? I used a program for windows cmd shell called "tgcToGCM", which is able to be found via google. Sadly, converting GCM files into TGC cannot be done yet, (perhaps it could be done with the Dolphin SDK???), so that will not be loadable without extensive AR/WIIRD codes/USBGecko Debugger Shenanigans. My last contribution is the German Ruby save file from the "pika-save" colbtl.bin package used for region changing of US Colosseum's GBA menu. It is called "RubyDe.sav", and unique to the version off geocities.ws, is a secret. In the first slot in the party, an untouched Pokemon Channel Jirachi exists. Unlike the ones we currently have, this one has a language Flag of German, which matches the Save Region. The name is not garbled (which helps rule out hax), and all checks out at first glance. By any chance could someone check it out, and add it to RoC's PC, and the Event Gallery if it is Legit? I will attach "pika-save.zip", and the 3 ".bin" files, which I request be moved to that tech forum ran by InsaneNutter. Let him release the Meteor, and tell us the details on the Unknown ".bin" file pika-sav.zip sample0519.bin client.2003_1112.bin client.bin RubyDe.sav

I've found out that the stats labeled 175-187 are Global Mission stats and I advise not touching these or you might risk a PGL ban. So far I found the following: 175 - "Trade Pokémon at the GTS!" score 176 - Unknown/Unused PGM counter 177 - "Hatch a lot of Eggs!" score 178 - "Harvest Poké Beans!" score 179 - Unknown/Unused PGM counter 180 - "Find Pokémon using Island Scan!" score 181 - Unknown/Unused PGM counter 182 - "Defend your Champion title!" score 183 - "Fish Pokémon at rare spots!" score 184 - Unknown/Unused PGM counter 185 - "Try your luck!" score 186 - "Get BP at the Battle Tree!" score 187 - "Catch a lot of Pokémon!" score

Already reported, already fixed :-)

Seeing the wonder card ID of Korean Alolan Vulpix makes me uncomfortable. I feel as though we missed 6 korean events.

GData also falsely identifies the tool as Malware on my PC. Just add it to the exceptions, no worries.

Password is ALOLA, source: https://www.reddit.com/r/pokemontrades/wiki/events and http://blog.naver.com/iceposs2000/220974991260 Confirmed it works.

Error usually implies there was a problem reading a file from the location, namely the SD card. When PKHeX launches or opens the open file dialog, it looks for save files to detect the most recent file you may be wanting to load. I can enhance the error message to spit out the filename that is screwing up, but you can always scan for bad filenames or copy the save file to your desktop and remove the SD card when booting PKHeX until the next release.

Hello readers! About a year ago I found on an archived Geocities Page linked via a strange Pokemon forum a zip file which contained a readme, and a strange binary file called colbtl.bin that is to be used to replace Pokemon Colosseum NTSC-U's copy with a program, that instead of GBA trading over the link cable, flashes any region of RS with a self-contained save file that is expanded. The gba displays info with a splash screen, while the Gamecube appears to fail the trade. I have painstakingly dumped this save file via FIX94's tool. You need to extract this zip file, grab colbtl.bin, put it into a Legit US (or possibly British/Aussie) Colosseum ISO (using GCISOTOOL, GCISOREBUILDER, or GCMTool, maybe wiiscrubber), and replace the file. You also need a way of loading the iso, so either PSO, XenoGC, Wode Jukebox, Swiss, Nintendont, Devolution, Wiikey/Wasp Fusion, QOOB, or other loaders/chips. No actual Nintendo rom code is in the zip file, all of it was freely given as public domain by an ancient hacking group. I suspect FIX94's PokeLoad Gamecube HB exploit for Colosseum and GoD, would be able to allow a talented GC hacker to make some sort of .dol executable on a memcard, that has Ralf@gc-forever's Colosseum Codes for enabling, farming, and Swapping the Ageto Celebi Event out for a selection of events, or allow them to hex it in, along with patching and loading colbtl.bin from the card's dol to trick Colosseum into flashing duplicate saves. There is no current way to set the save file in the colbtl.bin file. Hopefully some data can be found so that the data can be swapped like how Decchi.bin has swappable wondercards. Here is the zip, which also has my personal save file. That one has the word current in the filename. colbtlsv.zip