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It's a good question. When there are more than one country/region where an English (or other language) event is distributed, they are noted. The English events from the Greek event are marked as such. These three have ONLY been released in English in Greece (so far), but as far as I know... the lockouts are by game language, so if someone with an English game from the US went, they would have been able to download it.... but we might need someone to confirm that.

http://pokemonkorea.co.kr/html/news/news_view.asp?N_IDX=499 It looks like the Korean version of the Winter Break/ANA Darkrai (JPN) will be distributed in Korea from September 3 to September 25 at various locations. Hopefully one of our Korean-reading users can translate the details for us.

If you're just going to edit the Pokemon, you can just use Pokegen to edit the OT and ID/SID to make it look like it was traded from someone else, or edit the date caught to be after you started your game. Darkrai can be caught ANY time after receiving the Member Card, so date is irrelevant on the pkm. It would only look weird on the Member Card Mystery Gift WC in your album.

I believe Pokesav for Plat was able to edit the start date, but I can't remember if that version had it. If not, you might have to resort to manually hex editing your sav, but I don't know where that info is. However... it doesn't really matter. It's not like someone is going to look at your game and say "Hey! Wait a second..."

Change the clock of your DS to some time in 2009 before you start your game, if you want to do it that way. For further help about how to get the events on your game, please say HOW you play on doing it (editing sav file directly, or using AR) so that I can move this thread to the appropriate forum section. This isn't a help section, it's for event news.

Just got back from a second day at a-nation for Life. Here's the ELT Singing Pikachu! 8-28-2011 Collection archive updated Added: Singing Pikachu, ELT OT Photos... same stuff, better weather:

Dunno about the first part, because I don't use AR. But, as with most online things in Korea, I've heard you need a Korean social security ID to sign up for the Dream World.... so you might not have much luck if you don't live there.

If you edit it, it won't be legit. However, you've already edited it, so it's already not legit.

Okay, the Amigo OT Singing Pikachu has been added to the collection! 8-26-2011 Collection archive updated Added: Singing Pikachu, Amigo OT

I just got back from today's a-nation for Life event, and I'll be uploading the アミーゴ OT Singing Pikachu to the collection shortly. Here's some photos, if anyone is interested.

I'm not talking about morality here. I'm talking about definitions. Your pokemon are still "legal" but not "legit." You can't call them legit after you've modified them. You can call them legal, but they fall into the same category as if someone simply made a pokemon with pokegen/sav.

I hope you realize that by using any external means to transfer or edit your pokemon, it makes them by definition no longer legit.

Since it seems there are some errors with the ribbons as well, I'm taking these down until we can further confirm things. Please removed these three events from your collection, or download the new updated zip collection.

When I use google translate, it doesn't come out that way. I agree with you about the Spanish mistakes, but it doesn't prove or disprove anything. We have seen Wonder Cards with errors before, and this was an event held in Greece and wasn't announced in any Spanish language, anyway. We can't prove anything until we have something else to check it against. And I like I said, I am waiting to hear back on that. In the meantime, there is nothing to say that the resulting pkm would not be as it should.

I didn't come to that conclusion, because google translate gives me "un Zoroark especial!" as the translation for the Zoroark one, instead of "a". Do you know from having seen something? Or do you just assume? We have one more source we can check this against, and I'm waiting to hear back.

I was aware of all of these things, but the user who contributed them said he attended the event in Greece so I took his word for it. If it was translated by google, it doesn't make sense that two of them would come out with "es un" and the other would still be "a." In this case, I assumed it was possible that the event organizers did not enter it in correctly, as the event was in Greece and not Spain. I've been keeping these ones under consideration, but until there is some other kind of evidence (photos, videos, a new pgf) or a distribution of these Pokemon IN Spain, there isn't really any way to surely disprove them. I'm not being defensive here, I'm trying to be objective and listen to all of the possibilities. The missing exclamation point is a valid point, as (in addition to being proper grammar) previous Spanish events have had both. Perhaps you could contact Nintendo of Europe or Pokemon to ask the Spanish division whether this is the real deal or not? We don't have a lot of users in Spain, as far as I know...

Thanks to Nigoli, we've managed to get the latest Singing Pikachu from the a-nation event going on this weekend. 8-21-2011 Collection archive updated Added: Singing Pikachu, Chisa OT Two are still missing, and two are yet to come!

However, the language of the Pokemon is set to English (first time for a Gen V WC as far as I can tell), so regardless of the language of the game you download it to, the pokemon will always be "Scrafty."

Thanks to the contribution by Aurora of Darkness, we've added the Spanish Pokemon from the events in Greece in June! 8-20-2011 Collection archive updated Added: Spanish Snarl Zoroark, Karrablast, and Shelmet Poorly hacked or poorly extracted... these pgfs were corrupted.

Whether it's official or not, it looks like it has the same OT and ID as the one distributed in EU earlier this year. It was already distributed in every language, so at best this will simply have a new WC description and maybe a new Secret ID. But my guess is that it will just be 100% identical.

Runs until March 1, 2012. I heard the password was all caps, though...

He says "unfortunately" from the standpoint of someone trying to collect all the cards. At previous World Championships, there was only one WC (the English one), but it was open to all languages. Everyone could download it, but the WC description would be in English and so would the Pokemon. For Gen V WCs, the description is set by the ROM, but the WC title is still text. For this Scrafty, it appears they released a specific version for each language with the title done in their language. However, the language of the Pokemon is set to English (first time for a Gen V WC as far as I can tell), so regardless of the language of the game you download it to, the pokemon will always be "Scrafty."

Did you get the Pokemon yourself at the event?

Leaking? Everyone got the same WC. We already have a real one contributed, but thanks anyways.

Thanks for coming through again this year, OmegaDonut! Everyone appreciates your contribution, I'm sure. I'll add this to the collection now. 8-19-2011 Collection archive updated Added: Worlds 2011 Scrafty Update: It has come up that unlike previous World Championships, the Scrafty gift was distributed to every language WITH a unique WC title in each language. So far we only have the English card, however every version of the wonder card has the Pokemon set to English so even if the language of the WC is different, the Scrafty will always be an English "Scrafty."