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Cyndaboss

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  1. Thanks for the detailed analysis! I never would have thought to check that. I'll admit that my knowledge of hexadecimal number system is somewhat limited but this is really interesting. Do trash bytes serve any purpose other than checking for hacked Pokemon?
  2. I recently got a korean Omanyte through wonder trade in SWSH and decided to transfer it to pokemon HOME so I could fill out the language dex for that pokemon's pokedex entry. But when I tried to deposit it into the GTS, it gave me an error message that says "you can't trade this pokemon." I uploaded the Omanyte into PKHeX to see if I could find anything that looked suspicious, but it seems like a perfectly legal mon as far as I can tell. I'll attach the PKHeX file here in case anyone notices something that I didn't, though my bigger question outside of this particular pokemon's legality is: what does HOME look for when determining whether a pokemon is legal and able to be traded? Is there something that HOME detects that I'm not aware of, or is HOME just flagging a legally bred pokemon as illegal for some reason? 0138_-_-_B9B8ADF738A2.pk8
  3. Thanks for the response. I wish the discord servers that run these sysbots would tell us this information. I see pokemon like this in HOME all the time from people who didn't gen them correctly. Guess I'll have to trade with other people if I want to complete the BDSP dex. Not paying $45 for that game lol. It's interesting because Pokemon HOME actually does recognize that the pokemon is from BDSP and updates the pokedex correctly, even if the mon didn't technically originate from the game. It just doesn't have that specifc pokemon's data stored in the database.
  4. I've been trying to complete the BDSP pokedex in Pokemon HOME by using SWSH and PLA sysbots to make BDSP origin mons (I don't own a copy of BDSP). But whenever I transfer the pokemon over to HOME, the app marks it as illegal. Its pokeball doesn't appear next to its name on the summary page like it should. PKHeX says that the pokemon file is legal however, so I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong. I think it might have something to do with HOME not recognizing the pokemon's HOME tracker, since it technically hasn't been transfered into HOME until now. Not sure what the solution to this would be, or if I'm even on the right track. TLDR, is there a way to create pokemon that originated from BDSP while using a SWSH or PLA save/sysbot without HOME flagging them as illegal? 025 - Pikachu - 2AFC1EAA1567.pk8
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