theSLAYER

PKHeX plugin to check for valid PIDIV and other correlated stats for Overworld8 or Max Raid or Max Lair mons.
Once the data is found, the selected row can be sent to PKHeX's viewer, without the user having to copy the data over manually.

Other small features include:
- Able to update Trainer ID/Secret ID in Searcher based on Save's details or Viewed Pokémon's details
- Able to update Trainer ID/Secret ID in Searcher based on viewed Pokémon's details, whenever a different Pokémon is viewed
- Able to update Gender Ratio filter (Max Raids/Max Lair searching only) based on the viewed Pokémon
- The TSV box updates based on what the user inputs, or the data grabbed from save/viewer.
- If a modified IV stat is 31, the Hyper Training Flag would be removed
 
Spiritual successor of IV Searcher portion found here: https://projectpokemon.org/home/files/file/4447-gen-8-ow-shiny-pid-genner/
 

How to use
Put the plugin into the plugins folder in your PKHeX directory, then access it from the Tools menu.
Tutorial, under Searching for Particular IVs: https://projectpokemon.org/home/tutorials/save-editing/using-pkhex/pid-mismatch-origin-game-swsh-r114/
Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
[You may have to unblock, reblock, then unblock again to get it to work]
Example of how to unblock:
 
Support
Sword and Shield.
BDSP

For help and bug reporting, go here.


Credits
Kaphotics for PKHeX, his documentation on Github, as well as other various functions found in PKHeX.Core and PKHeX.Drawing
SkyLink98 with helping me figure out how to deal with implementing changes on PKHeX's viewer
Leanny's Source code for Ability and Gender determination for raid stats from seed.
Admiral Fish's Raid stats generation write-up.
SciresM and his Roaming8b code write-up used by PKHeX.

Details from Bulbapedia:
     Species   Landorus   Nickname   ランドさま    OT   ヒャダイン   TID   14818   Distribution   Serial Code   Location   a Pokémon TV program   Dates   May 24 to Jun 30, 2016   PID   Cannot Be Shiny   Games   Given to: JP 3DS: ORAS 
Preset as: OR                                                                Lv. 50    Nature   Adamant   Ability   Sand Force (1)   Item   Assault Vest   Card Per Save   Only One Allowed    Moves   (ITALIC means Relearnable)   Earthquake   Knock Off   U-turn   Rock Tomb   WC ID 167: 「PJCS2016よせん　さんかきねん」's receiving text 0x2D Thank you for participating in the Battle Competition! Please pick up your gift from the delivery girl in any Pokémon Center.

Classic PJCS2016よせん　さんかきねん インターネットたいかい
「ポケモンジャパンチャンピオンシップス2016
よせん」に　さんかした　きねんに
テレビ「ポケモンの家（うち）あつまる？」の
ヒャダインの　ランドロスを　プレゼント！ Format Ver.2.1.2-2, Post Updated Date:20210823_1622

This Mystery Event Wonder Card is only legal for the Japanese Copy of Pokémon Emerald.
(Event distribution hardware/software was incompatible with all other Generation 3 games, and all non-Japanese language copies of Emerald.)

It was distributed from July 17th to August 21st, 2005 at several Pokémon Festa locations, and from June 23rd to September 24th, 2006 during PokéPark's tour of Taiwan, only available to customers who purchased a ticket to see the "Lucario and the Mystery of Mew" movie within the park.
(At PokéPark, the Old Sea Map was distributed via both NDS download play and GBA wireless system, see translated article in images.)

Original Thread and Credits!

This gift was distributed to Pokémon Scarlet & Violet via the serial code GYARAD0S2023SG, to commemorate the 2024 Asia Championships. This Gyarados was based on the one used by Melvin Keh in the 2023 Singapore Pokémon Championships. The trainer name is Sophia, as Sophia another OT that Melvin uses.

   Wonder Card ID #0052: Sophia’s Gyarados Gift  Species   Gyarados   TID   240512   Distribution   Serial Code   Location   a Battle Competition   Dates   May 12 to June 30, 2024    PID   Cannot Be Shiny   Games   Scarlet Violet   Nature   Careful   Ability   Intimidate (1)   Item   Aguav Berry  Tera:     IVs   EVs HP 31   252 ATK 31   20 DEF 31   30 SPA 31   0 SPD 31   156 SPE 31   52
  Lv. 50       Moves   (ITALIC means Relearnable)   Waterfall   Thunder Wave   Taunt   Protect Partner Ribbon Battle Champion Ribbon  Lang
 Slot  Mon's
 Lang  Nickname  OT Name OT's 
Lang   JPN  (lang' tag default)  Sophia  JPN  ENG  (lang' tag default)  Sophia  ENG  FRE  (lang' tag default)  Sophia  FRE  ITA  (lang' tag default)  Sophia  ITA  GER  (lang' tag default)  Sophia  GER  SPA  (lang' tag default)  Sophia  SPA  KOR  (lang' tag default)  Sophia  KOR  CHS  (lang' tag default)  Sophia  CHS  CHT  (lang' tag default)  Sophia  CHT Only One Redemption Allowed  Format Ver.3.0.1-5, Post Updated Date:20240513_2015
What can be done with these files
PKM creation with PKHeX (drag & drop the wondercard file in the spot where you want the Pokémon) In-Game Mystery Gift redemption with Switch Gift Data Manager

Pre-HOME
Non Shiny Living Dex | Shiny Living Dex
HOME
Living Dex (Regular and Shiny)
 
Key Description:
This page hosts several pcdata.bin files, that have stored all available Pokemon in the Boxes.
Just drag the pcdata.bin onto a save of that file's generation.

The Pokémon in these files are compatible with Pokémon HOME. As long as you don't change any of the immutable values (EC, PID, IVs, shininess, etc), it can be transferred across games via HOME, and would have the correct stats, regardless of whichever HOME compatible Switch title you inserted it into first.

If you want to have a brief understanding of why you should not change immutable values, check here. (you'll also find an example there)

Exceptions:
- LGPE is missing from this living dex page (NOT being worked on)
- Spinda is missing, as no other game can withdraw it right now
- Any Pokémon that cannot be transferred out of HOME are missing from this living dex; we gotta wait for games that can support those species.
 
Last Word:
Despite these Pokemon being legal, I still need to say this:
ProjectPokemon.org is not liable, if you somehow managed to get yourself banned with these Pokemon.
Also, don't be stupid or don't do stupid things.
I can't possibly give every directive or comment on every possibility. Be reasonable, alright :3

In Pokémon Scarlet & Violet, data for Pokémon that are a certain distance around the player get saves into the save, and would respawn on next save reload. (Note: this doesn’t apply in Union Circle; they don’t get saved). 
However, it is noticed that the respawns are not 'guaranteed'. This is one way to view and extract any mons that do not get respawned for whatever reason.

Allows the player to also check what was in the 'spawn radius' of archived saves.

How it works and what it is implemented
Pokémon that is within a radius around the player gets saved when the player saves. This only occurs in single player, and not in Union Circle.
The data saved this way is practically the entire pk9 format, with notable data missing, such as obedience level, met level, met location, ball caught in, and OT details. It actually has a TID/SID, but not one of the save’s trainer (in RNG, commonly known as fake trainer details).
The save also contains a byte to indicate where the player saved (byte for location name; not just coordinates). This makes it easier when it comes to legalising the extract.
Upon clicking extract, the plugin will attempt to pre-legalise some data (set obedience level and met level to current level, set ball caught in to Poké Ball, set OT TID SID to the current player’s, perform the accurate and known modification to PID [against OT details] if the target mon is meant to be shiny/not shiny).
It will then check PKHeX to see if the target would be legal, based on saved location. If it wouldn’t be, brute force check against all locations with current level. Then brute force check with a level variance of ~10. If still illegal, it’ll use the pre-legalised data set and extract.
 
How to use
Put the plugin into the plugins folder in your PKHeX directory, then access it from the Tools menu.
Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
[You may have to unblock, reblock, then unblock again to get it to work]
 Example of how to unblock:


Usages
Load a SV save into PKHeX, and load up the plugin.
It shows 20 entries, shows whether a Pokémon is shiny, whether it has any marks, whether it is a wild tera encounter (they have full-coloured backgrounds, have a glow around the sprite, and have a Tera star in the top right hand corner). Also shows whether it qualifies for mini/jumbo mark.
 
Support
For help and bug reporting, go here.

Credits
Kaphotics for PKHeX.

In Pokémon Scarlet & Violet, there are various fixed symbol spawns. Some that the player could interact with and catch, some that immediately flies away when approached, and some that allow players to battle wild Tera Pokémon.

Currently, this plugin allows you to view the .
 
How to use
Put the plugin into the plugins folder in your PKHeX directory, then access it from the Tools menu.
Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
[You may have to unblock, reblock, then unblock again to get it to work]
 Example of how to unblock:


Usages
Load a SV save into PKHeX, and load up the plugin.
Click on the image to load into the plugin's previewer, and click on the Send to viewer button to send to PKHeX's viewer.

Locations for Wild Tera Pokémon are listed. They have full-coloured backgrounds, have a glow around the sprite, and have a Tera star in the top right hand corner.
 
Support
For help and bug reporting, go here.

Credits
Kaphotics for PKHeX.

PKHeX plugin to find and edit content of Berry plots in Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald.
(In the image, the plot that the character model is facing, is the berry plot that is being focused on.)
FYI: The e-Reader berries are not 'real' berries, in the sense that they don't have their own data programmed into the ROMs.
They just usurped the slot for Enigma Berries. So if you have those activated in your save, and wanna plant them, just plant Enigma Berries.

Originated from: attempting to resolve a glitch. As such, no immediate plans for other games.
 
How to use
Put the plugin into the plugins folder in your PKHeX directory, then access it from the Tools menu.
Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald are supported.
Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
[You may have to unblock, reblock, then unblock again to get it to work]
 
 Example of how to unblock:
 
Credits
Kaphotics for PKHeX.
BlackShark for his meticulous work with the Feebas Locator [Full disclosure: I've never made a PKHeX plugin before, so had to look at his work to figure it out]
All the wonderful team members involved in pret, for the amazing work regarding disassembly for RSE, which contained all the important structures.
RodrigoTR and Mark_Eire, for providing support for giving the locations and getting all the images for various screenshots of plots.

In Pokémon Legends Arceus, the player is able to give or loan mons to the NPCs, and those mons will show up in the overworld.

Even for permanent gifts, the data of the given mons are actually fully intact.

This plugin allows you to modify the mons that were given/on loan.

 
How to use
Put the plugin into the plugins folder in your PKHeX directory, then access it from the Tools menu.
Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
[You may have to unblock, reblock, then unblock again to get it to work]
 Example of how to unblock:


Usages
Used to modify the mons in NPC/farm block in the save.
Always back up your saves before you perform any edits.
 
Support
Pokémon Legends Arceus


For help and bug reporting, go here.

Credits
Kaphotics for PKHeX.

PKHeX plugin to check the details of any Overworld/Fishing mons roaming around when the player saved.
This is a viewer, not an editor.
Spiritual successor of
How to use
Put the plugin into the plugins folder in your PKHeX directory, then access it from the Tools menu.
Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
[You may have to unblock, reblock, then unblock again to get it to work]
 Example of how to unblock:
 
Support
Sword and Shield


For help and bug reporting, go here.

Credits
Kaphotics for PKHeX, his documentation on Github, as well as other various functions found in PKHeX.Core, PKHeX.Drawing, PKHeX.Drawing.Misc, and PKHeX.Drawing.PokeSprite

PKHeX plugin to import Wonder Cards as Wonder Record (entries that show up in the Gift Album).
For SWSH, the 50 slots can be viewed via Sprite Representations: Pokémon represented by the relevant sprites; Items represented by relevant sprites (note: only the first item slot of that gift, not all); the Black Ball can represent Clothes, Money, and BP gift type; Blank represents the slot being unused.
(Note: As WR don't store shininess, shininess is only determined by one particular gift title. WR also doesn't store Gmax flag, so it depends on the one particular gift title.)

This edit is merely affects what show up in the Gift Album (cannot be redeemed in-game), but some people want it, so here it is.

Reminder: Due to changes made starting from LGPE, injecting Wonder Cards (or Wonder Records, for that matter) won't allow the gift to be redeemed in-game.
 
How to use
Put the plugin into the plugins folder in your PKHeX directory, then access it from the Tools menu.
Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
[You may have to unblock, reblock, then unblock again to get it to work]
 Example of how to unblock:


Usages
Used to view the Wonder Records in the KMysteryGift block in the save.

Can be used to inject and extract WR8. Can be used to convert WC8 to WR8.
Both injections can be used via the button or dragging the file into the form.
Do note the conversion is based on best approximation from the data observed. Use at your own risk!

Can be used to manipulate the timestamp on entries.
Always back up your saves before you perform any edits.
 
Support
PLA & BDSP (to a limited extent)
Sword and Shield - Viewing, WR8 Injection, WC8 -> WR8 Injection, Timecode manipulation
Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee - Viewing (WR7 Injection and Extraction can be done natively using PKHeX)


For help and bug reporting, go here.

Credits
Kaphotics for PKHeX.

PKHeX plugin to edit GO Park Storage.

User can click on the slot to view the content of the slot.
User may edit the GP1 in the viewed slot.
User can also import a GP1 into the viewed slot via the button or dragging it in.
User may also delete the GP1 in the viewed slot.
Given the GO CP on file isn't carried into the game visually, and appears to be unused data, GO CP calculation isn't included.
(If you need it, it is here on an external program)


For help and bug reporting, go here.
 
How to use
Put the plugin into the plugins folder in your PKHeX directory, then access it from the Tools menu.
Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee is supported.
Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
[You may have to unblock, reblock, then unblock again to get it to work]
 Example of how to unblock:

Credits
Kaphotics for the making of PKHeX, as well as documented structure for various GP1 parts.
BlackShark for his meticulous work with the Feebas Locator [Full disclosure: I've never made a PKHeX plugin before, so had to look at his work to figure it out]
 

Leanny's plugin for SWSH has not been supported by PKHeX for a few years.
The file here is an attempt to update the plugin to work for the current PKHeX.Core.

Original Github:
https://github.com/Leanny/PKHeX_Raid_Plugin

This tool calculates a possible range for the Scalar Height used in Switch Core series games, based on the height seen in the summary screen of Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

This tool is still undergoing testing, so any constructive comments/feedback would be appreciated.
Use at your own risk.


This tool uses the logic in PKHeX.Core to calculate Absolute height (and subsequently displayed height) based on a scalar value. I just repurposed it and made the logic work for our purposes.
 

Notes:
1. You can either use ft&in or meters to search for the range.
In ft/in



In m



2. Having both can help to narrow down the range.
For example, this can be accomplished by viewing said specimen in an English save, then using Pokémon HOME (or trades) to transfer the Pokémon to a Japanese save.




and we have found the exact value!



You will not always get an exact value, but using both helps to narrow the range down.

This tool calculates a possible range for the Scalar Height used in Switch Core series games, from the rounded height value provided in Pokémon GO.

This tool is still undergoing testing, so any constructive comments/feedback would be appreciated.
Use at your own risk.


This tool uses the logic in PKHeX.Core of Absolute Height -> Scalar Height. I just repurposed it and made the logic work for our purposes.


Edited Note2: 0 in Height can safely be sent to HOME now.

This page hosts Pokémon that were obtained from direct GO -> HOME transfers.
 
This page was previously online, but has been brought offline for maintenance.
As of now, only Legendaries and Mythicals would be uploaded back. The rest are still offline.



For this file to be transferable across games without any stats oddities, you cannot modify any immutable values.
Read here: Relevance of HOME tracker

As part of the Ultra Unlock event that spanned across 3 weeks, a Unova week was part of the event, and Shiny Genesect could be found in raids.

For this file to be transferable across games without any stats oddities, you cannot modify any immutable values.
Read here: Relevance of HOME tracker

When players logged into Pokémon GO during the period of December 14, 2020 to February 28, 2021, they gain access to the special research that yields a Shiny Celebi upon completion. Players do not need to complete the research within the period.
The special research was available to players to promote the then upcoming movie in Japan, Pokémon M23: Coco (the movie has the name changed to Secret of the Jungle internationally).
For this file to be transferable across games without any stats oddities, you cannot modify any immutable values.
Read here: Relevance of HOME tracker

When players logged into Pokémon GO during the period of October 1st to October 10th (2021), they gain access to the special research that yields a Zarude upon completion. Players do not need to complete the research within the period.
The special research was available to players to promote the then upcoming movie Pokémon M23: Secrets of the Jungle, which would have been aired on Netflix.

For this file to be transferable across games without any stats oddities, you cannot modify any immutable values.
Read here: Relevance of HOME tracker

Darkrai had its first debut in Tier 5 raids globally during the Halloween 2019 event. It however, would not be available shiny until the first Team GO Rocket Takeover event.
Even if you caught one earlier, the Darkrai could not be transferred to the main series games until the HOME v2.0.0 update, which supports Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl and Legends Arceus.

For this file to be transferable across games without any stats oddities, you cannot modify any immutable values.
Read here: Relevance of HOME tracker

Deoxys had its first debut as a raid boss in the EX Tier raids globally, back in October 1st 2018. It however, would not be available shiny until it returned to Tier 5 raids during the Enigma Week event back in August 2020.
Even if you caught one earlier, the Deoxys could not be transferred to the main series games until the HOME v2.0.0 update, which supports Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl.

For this file to be transferable across games without any stats oddities, you cannot modify any immutable values.
Read here: Relevance of HOME tracker

For the 25th Anniversary of Pokémon, an event to celebrate Kanto was held.

By purchasing a paid ticket, players were able to capture a Shiny Mew. At the time of this post, there is no unpaid version of the Shiny Mew.
In order to obtain this Shiny Mew, players had to complete a Special Research line that was pretty tedious.
Some tasks included reaching trainer level 40 in Pokémon GO, catching a Pokémon 30 days in a row, walking 151 km, catching 1510 Pokémon, completing 151 research tasks.

Various details on this file has been changed to keep the provider's account details private.


Thanks to @Beyonder107 for providing a copy of this Mew, as well as the necessarily evidence for this Mew.

Original article and discussion: https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/58269-go-shiny-mew/

For this file to be transferable across games without any stats oddities, you cannot modify any immutable values.
Read here: Relevance of HOME tracker for HOME v2.0.0 onwards

Observation of the Level-Exp Bug
Around June 15th 2023, 10am (UTC), it was noticed by players on mobile, certain Pokémon being sent from GO to HOME has the Level of 1 with a Level 100 moveset.


It was subsequently discovered that in HOME on the Switch, they appeared to be Level 100.


It was also discovered that if you were to transfer such a Pokémon to Scarlet & Violet, viewing the Summary Screen would cause the game to crash.
It was around June 15th 2023, 3pm (UTC), that players noticed that this issue (level-exp bug), as well as issue where XXS from Pokémon GO becomes random height (XXS-Height randomization issue), were both fixed.
 
How the Level-Exp Bug works
According to a message left on Discord by Matt (@sora10pls)(Mattyoukhana), depending on a species' experience growth rate, HOME applies an incorrect experience value to the Pokémon upon transfer, with only the Medium Fast experience group being affected.

An example to look at would be Mythical or Legendary Pokémon. They are in the Slow experience group, and they got 0xFFFFFFFF written to their experience. As such, they appeared to be Level 1 or 100, due to how the device deals with the value of experience.  (Pokémon data don't have Current Level as a data point in the data structure; it is instead derived by the experience stored in it)
As such, it is dubbed the GO->HOME Level-Exp bug.

 
A 'fix' on the user end
As described by Matt, move the affected Pokémon into a compatible game, do not view the summary, and send it into a battle.
The experience it should have would then be fixed by the game, and it will become a regular Level 100.
 
Conclusion

The prevailing theory is that when attempting to fix the XXS becoming random height issue, Pokémon HOME borked the code for handling experience values to match the GO Trainer's level, thus creating this secondary issue. It is currently unknown if HOME will revert or fix the levels of Pokémon that were already transferred. (Pokémon that were sent into HOME during the buggy period currently continue to have bugged levels in HOME)
 
Additional info: Background for the XXS-Height randomization issue
With the launch of HOME v3.0.0, Pokémon from previous games could be transferred to Scarlet & Violet. In Scarlet & Violet, if the size of a Pokémon is the smallest or the largest (in terms of scale), it qualifies for a Mini Mark or a Jumbo Mark respectively. Thus, players would want to transfer the XXS or XXL Pokémon from Pokémon GO and obtain these marks.

In the initial weeks of HOME v3.0.0 launch, players have noticed that their XXS Pokémon from Pokémon GO were average sized when transferred to Scarlet & Violet, thus being unable to qualify for the Mini Mark. As it turns out, Pokémon HOME has been rerolling the Height and Weight values of any Pokémon that had 0 in both stats (explained in Route B on this page), and XXS Pokémon from Pokémon GO were caught in the crossfire.
 
Files and contributors
The files uploaded here are contributed by @theSLAYER and @sora10pls.
They have been dumped in HOME format (PH2) and converted to PKX via PKHeX for usage with the games.
The OT, TID, and SID has been changed for privacy purposes.

As these files stand, they'll be similar to a player transferring a Pokémon from GO and leveling it up to 100.
In some sense, the only 'special' copies would be the originals (those that have the GO stamp), with the bugged levels, in Pokémon HOME.

It is also important to note that the bugged originals in HOME cannot be traded via HOME.

This gift was given to players via serial code that purchased tickets to the Pokémon M22: Mewtwo Strikes Back EVOLUTION in Korea.

   Wonder Card ID #1006: Mewtwo Gift  Species   Mewtwo   TID   200930   Distribution   Serial Code   Location   a Pokémon movie   Dates   Sep 30 to Nov 30, 2020   PID   Cannot Be Shiny   Games   Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee 
?1 ?2   Nature   Quiet   Card Per Save   Only One Allowed                                                               
  Lv. 70       Moves   (ITALIC means Relearnable)   Psychic   Shadow Ball   Barrier   Calm Mind  Lang
 Slot    OT Name    Nickname   Preset 
Lang   JPN    박사    뮤츠    ENG    박사    뮤츠    FRE    박사    뮤츠    ITA    박사    뮤츠    GER    박사    뮤츠    SPA    박사    뮤츠    KOR    박사    뮤츠    CHS    박사    뮤츠    CHT    박사    뮤츠   Format Ver.1.0.8-4, Post Updated Date:20201001_0042
What can be done with these files
PKM creation with PKHeX (drag & drop the wondercard file in the spot where you want the Pokémon) In-Game Mystery Gift redemption with Switch Gift Data Manager

Introduction
Typically dumping savs from bootleg GBA carts will result in a save that won't be usable on emulators nor save editors.
That is because the save is typically stored with the ROM data, instead of the designated save location.
 
This program is able to extract and inject saves into bootleg Pokémon GBA ROMs.

Usage
You can drag and drop the game (.gba/.bin) onto the program, or open it.
The save (if available) is then dumped into the same directory as where the game is.

You can extract the save for editing, and then choose to inject back the edited save.
 
Technical Explanation
This program checks every 0x1000 of the save file, starting from 0xFF8.
(if it's a save, the initial 2-words at every 0xFF8 in the save are identical to each other,
and the initial 2-words at every 0xFFE in the save are the same, that being blanks)

Image example:


Tests done.
Tested on a copy obtained from here, as well as on an owned bootleg cartridge.