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Looking at the file name: it is probably taken from RoC PC. extract the rar, and you’ll probably see a ton of files and folders. Go into the folder for savedata Extract the save, rename it as main, then use it.

Didn’t answer where you got the file from. Also extract the rar?

Statistics. When you stack multiple improbabilities, the odds in the end is practically impossible. Check out Matt Parker’s breakdown on Dream’s cheated Minecraft run. There are some cut and dry cases, then there are some that requires nuance and context and tons of research, then there are those are legal and indistinguishable from the real deal but hacked in the hearts of the players. It’s going to be a lot to unpack and you’re gonna need to read it all up.

I’ve been told the Pokémon you’ve uploaded is so illegal in the latest version of PKHeX, give that a check. Also, go back to what Kaphotics said as a thought experiment regarding the mon’s legality. Most hackers that doesn’t think things get their Pokémon caught on one of the points there. (You can still get caught even if you go through those points, but baby steps).

Literally same Kaphotics. Also the amoongus shown is from SWSH, not SV. SWSH overworld mons has Overworld8 RNG correlations. Edit: I’ve been told the Amoonguss is from a raid, that has Raid correlations. And they’ve already spelt out their thought experiment relating to analysis. Your original question started out from a vanilla player POV, but it now seems to be going towards the “hacker trying to create legal competitive mons”. We’re not into validating legal entries for competitive use, so please steer clear from questions that can be misconstrued to have that kind of intent.

Save data normally isn’t saved as a rar file. Are you sure the file contains save data. How did you obtain it? Mind uploading it?

Read the last point. There’s too much encounter scenarios to reply for every single one of them. You’re gonna need to figure them out for yourselves based on the mons in question (if/when you encounter them)

If they took the time and effort to hack somewhat competently, no. And for RNG, you more or less can’t see them without being able to view the data. Anyhow, even if they didn’t hack competently, well, even so, you won’t really be able to without access to viewing the team’s summary. if you could view the team’s summary, at least *maybe* a few things will pop out, like multiple a Gen 9 Pokémon being caught on the same date with all perfect IVs (you’ll need the IV judge for that), and maybe a bunch of shinies on the same date even if they aren’t flawless in stats. Maybe they weren’t caught in the correct location. It’s not gonna be easy for players with access to the data, and even in situations that people has access to the data (like event staff), they may not know what to check. Anyhow, I believe RNG manipulations isn’t the problem that was highlighted (also I wasn’t answering to that either), but rather it was bad hacks that didn’t take legitimate RNG sequences into account, hence giving a concrete reason to show they were hacked.

There's no legal shiny Celebi in Generation 3, as I explained to you earlier on the Mitsurin page. Also, here is the save. Pokemon - Emerald Version (U)(2).sav Documentation for future's sake: For third section, at the 0x?834 to 0x?8C9 area. Each byte represents the decorations' identifier number, with the identifiers being consecutively back to back, representing the segments used by the game: (first ten entries being for desks, next ten being for chairs, so on and so forth.) Note that identifiers for cushions interrupts the flow for dolls.

I can’t say for sure. They used to associated this kind of data if you registered for an account with PGL, but it doesn’t matter now since PGL moved on and this new save of yours likely ain’t connected to an account. Also keep in mind that your save would automatically update to your 3DS’ country/region settings, so changing them may not fully matter. But you could just Luma spoof your country/region settings. (Keep in mind these edits won’t change Vivillon’s form. You’re gonna need to make a different edit) Anyhow after I went through everything with you above, in all likelihood SkyLink is correct. Just remember we cannot guarantee anything 100% and you’re responsible for the risks you take on your device.

As long as you’ve got nothing on your 3DS that’s a ban risk, probably

“Why the HOME tracker doesn’t change”? not sure I understand the premise of the question correctly; based on what I’m reading, it seems like you think PKHeX assigns or modified the HOME tracker? It doesn’t. PKHeX doesn’t assign HOME trackers and you only get one on a mon if you deposit the Mon into HOME.

Depends. Post an image and we can tell you whether it’s rare

It’s a custom event not programmed into the game. you should just follow his instructions.

I don’t even know if there’s a resource to teach you how to do that. I don’t even remember how I learned, reckon there were others being patient with me. 1. Create a GitHub account. It allows you to make your own repositories (basically individual project areas for code) 2. With your account, you’ll be able to fork their project. What that means is that you’ll get a 1:1 copy of the project that was shared at that time, and you can proceed to make changes to the code 3. have a program that can edit and compile code. I use Visual Studio (I think 2019?) for free. Use it for making my mini programs or plugins Let’s get that all done before we jump to next steps

You could consider forking the repo and updating it to use the nuget or something idk.

Create a folder in your PKHeX folder called “mgdb”, place the wonder card that has the same move and Tera type (with the wc9 extension) into that folder.

Submit the pk8 and pk9 of the mon. Transfer support is still a work in progress.

What’s the legality report?

PKHeX has a setting on whether to ignore if a trackers exist. Since yours “became legal”, it is ignoring the lack of tracker. Also don’t understand why you sent a video. Sounds like the same thing the OP described. HOME can remove the location legally, it’s a known thing.