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Given that Pokérus editing is functioning on PKHeX (no reason why it wouldn't be), I imagine that either you didn't set the Pokémon into a slot (party or box), didn't export the edited save from PKHeX, or didn't restore the edited save into your game.

no worries about it. As per tweaking the code levelling up the card, I have no idea.

Okay, here's my theory: (timeline will be using abcs etc) a) Before edit: Your card is gold. b) After edit: Trainer card still gold c) Proceeded to clear the forest: Trainer card still gold. If the story is something like that, it means that forest randomization did not downgrade your trainer card. If anything, it means using PKHeX to unlock the forest does not qualify as unlocking the forest areas for the next trainer card.

Was your card gold before the edit?

There's a reason why I asked for a "before save". Also given I don't know where the flag controlling the trainer card is stored, seeing a save like this doesn't really help me. Anyhow, I could not replicate the error you supposedly experienced. Supposedly, if the error works the way you described it to be, with the forest randomization being the culprit, if I used your save (gold trainer card), and re-randomized the forest, it stands to reason that it'll no longer be gold right? Well guess what: it's still gold. (Your randomized area, VS me re-randomizing your area) [this is to show that I indeed re-randomized the forest] I also tried to randomize the forest on a save of mine, and my trainer card is fine. Can you find a way to replicate the issue, cause I can't. edit: Given I can't downgrade the card via Forest Randomization, I think it's likely that it's some other edit that triggers it, or it only works on Black/White level trainer cards.

Do you have a before save, before you used PKHeX to randomize the forest?

a) English speaking forum, no need to make another post (which is in a different language) b) You already have a post to this issue, no need to make another one. Additionally, I could not replicate your issue regarding downgrading of trainer card via randomizing the forest. What else did you do?

For the most part, https://www.pkparaiso.com ripped the models. We got some other contributors as well. They're all credited under Event Gallery (since most use of the sprites are there) If you want to make things simple, just go to pkparaiso and dl the entire archive, so that you only have to credit one site.

You did not account for Gen III roaming glitch: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_glitches_(Generation_III)#Roaming_Pok.C3.A9mon_IV_bug

JKSM or Checkpoint are able to extract it, as long as you're playing a real copy of VC Yellow (not some fan made BS). Process is the same as extracting 3DS saves: https://projectpokemon.org/tutorials/save-editing/managing-3ds-saves/

I would imagine none of them could be shiny. The original Japanese event it's mirroring had none of them shiny. They typically don't differ much from the event they are mirroring.

A NDS date can be changed. It carries the transfer date on the NDS. As such, I don't see how that is a problem. Likewise, the Switch's date can be changed, so the Scorbunny could have any date that can be set on the Switch.

That makes sense. Wondering if it's a translator error or something. It's normally just wonder card. Anyhow no worries :3

Urgh, my page refreshed and my response is gone. Gonna retype it all. Based on the content of your quote (of what I said), I don't think you saw the edit I made to my original reply. Basically yeah, I think it's a result of cheat codes from lazy code makers. They found a byte that works when written to a hex address, and rather than testing to find the intended bit, they just released it as is. Injected wonder cards show up in the album viewer. Here's an example, that I literally just did to show you: As such, it cannot be used to verify whether an event was injected or not. Yes, cheat codes may or may not have the card (depending on what cheat codes a hypothetical person uses), but wonder card injection definitely shows the card. (tangent: no idea why you're calling it a voucher)

Injecting wonder cards typically don't raise event flags. Only the act of redeeming the wonder card in-game raises the correct event flags, as this is something the game does normally anyway. Some lazy cheat codes raise a bunch of event flags; they raise other event flags, not just the intended one. (the issue you're describing in Discord seems to be a result of this) Non-lazy cheat codes don't have this issue. So yeah, injecting the wonder card or using cheat codes from "non-lazy code makers" are fine.

I don't think that's the issue. I have 2 dumps. Look at my gift IDs. First dump's list ends at 26, second dump's list ends at 30. If I'm not mistaken, first dump is only at IoA (1.2.0), and second dump is definitely 1.3.1 I can also open common on both just fine. So the issue *probably* isn't due to patch versions. Probably. @Trelior which update version of the game did you supposedly dump?

According to the news story shared by Pokémon Korea's Official Kakao page, 3 Mythical Pokémon would be distributed to Sword and Shield to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Pokémon. It is important to note that this distribution appears to mirror the 3 Mythicals released in the Get Challenge (Scrap Campaign 2020). Thanks Rochi for the heads up!

ideally they should monitor every entry of the mon, but they don't. But they can always check back if they want to. So it's best to transfer up from Gen 7.

Yes and no. Legal status basically revolves around the data the mon is meant to have, as tho properly obtained. Explanation does require wall of text: Like current level not being below possible levels encountered/received levels. Bears correct met location. Bears correct Ball. Bears correct learnset. Bears correct original game (game it was caught/received in). Bears correct correlated PIDIV etc. I don’t think I should list every way to get something legal. Do your research, check if there’s possible encounters for them, and check which games those are in. PKHeX has a great legality checker, so get your mons vetted by it. Any mons you cannot catch, just inject the wonder card into your save.

In the specific example of catching Arceus, no that’s illegal. My point is that the mons have to be legal.

Hmm, it is almost as though Dragonite doesn’t exist in Base SWSH, and only exists in SWSH updated for Crown Tundra, and you’re using a save that indicates you’re playing Base SWSH. That Dragonite would be legal if you update the game to 1.3.0 and above.

I don’t use that, who knows.

Sorry to say, but wall of text, hard to read. I just woke up, and that’s not what I wanna see. If the title encompasses your question: Doesn’t matter the source. Doesn’t matter how it’s obtained. As long as it’s properly and fully legal, yes, they most likely can be traded/transferred. The point of “legal”, is that the data cannot be distinguished from a copy that is redeemed legitimately. With that in mind, the game/server has no reason to stop you :3