Project Pokémon Bot

In Pokemon Emerald, contains a programmed event encounter with the Mythical Pokemon Mew.
However, the key item that activates the event, Old Sea Map, was never released to players outside of Japan.

This page hosts the Mew that is caught at Faraway Island.
As an extra illegal bonus, it's caught with the Safari Ball, that cannot be obtained outside of the Safari Zone.
 
Update:
It is possible to reach Faraway Island in Non-English and Non-Japanese other European languaged games,
using an elaborate usage of glitches, as explained by ChickasaurusGL below.

It is unclear whether the non-Japanese Mew can be sent up via Pokemon Bank.
 
 

In Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire, FireRed & LeafGreen, and Emerald, contains various glitch Pokemon,
that occupies the Gen III programmed index spaces of 252-276 (between Celebi and Treecko).
All of their physical stats are exactly the same as the Pokemon Deoxys.
Speculation is, the 25 slots originally contained fully formatted Pokemon, but was dummied out after.

This Pokemon, ?, has the cry of Unown, and it's only ability is none (-------),
it normally can only have the attack Tackle, and is incapable of learning any other moves.

I accidentally came across this Pokemon, when I had too many AR codes active all at the same time,
and managed to catch it, and have since hacked moves onto it.

This Pokemon cannot be transferred up to Gen IV using Pal Park.

(image courtesy of Bulbapedia)
 
? is a stable glitch Pokemon, and can be used normally in battle and normal game play.
 
[extracted via A-save, theoretically may work with PKHeX]

In Pokemon Black 2 & White 2, lies the facility Pokestar Studios, which allow players to create "films",
which is done by having users battles Props (between a pair of legs and Mecha Tyranitar),
which are not traditional Pokemon.
In this page, hosts the various Opponent's & Rental Pokemon, for the various films.

All the film series have been uploaded to this page!

 
Credits:
@jojo12100 and @BlackShark
Original Thread:

Pokemon Stadium is the first Pokemon game with 3D models capable of battling, and Pokemon Stadium 2 is the sequel to that game.

Debugger's Pokemon has been found, and this page holds those Pokemon.


Credits:
@jojo12100 and @BlackShark
Original Thread:

Beneath the depths of a European Movie 11 Shaymin distribution cart, exists a debugging Wailord Test Wonder Card.
It's not known what's the purpose of this test card (or having so many test cards, for that matter),
but it's been identified that it has the same distribution text as this test Azure Flute card discovered earlier.
This Wailord is holding a Master Ball, and it's OT is テストポケ, which is translated to Test Poke.

Thanks to @BlackShark and @Purin for bring this to our attention!


[We will not host the Distribution Roms, and it's against the rules to ask us for it!]

Original Posts:
https://projectpokemon.org/forums/forums/topic/39815-unreleased-prototype-pokemon/?do=findComment&comment=210688

https://projectpokemon.org/forums/forums/topic/39815-unreleased-prototype-pokemon/?do=findComment&comment=210689

Pokemon Black & White introduced a pair of main title games,
where the player could not catch the box mascot Legendary until past the first Elite Four challenge,
and Pokemon Black 2 & White 2 took that idea to a whole new level.

Featured on the boxes of Pokemon Black 2 & White 2, is the same Pokemon, but in 2 different formes: Black Kyurem and White Kyurem.
Their introduction may not have been the first canonical Pokemon fusion (slowpokeXshellder anyone?),
but it certainly was the first for Legendary Pokemon, and they were uncatchable in that state. (normally)

The antagonist that continued to plague Unova, Ghetsis, stole the DNA Splicers,
tricked his foster son N to appear with the legendary Pokemon of Unova,
AND managed to steal N's Pokemon ZekromB2/ReshiramW2 and got Kyurem to fuse together with it.
(the cutscene looked like a dog toying with it's prey, but I digress)

This page hosts the Black Kyurem and White Kyurem, stolen from Ghetsis (karma, lol), by @jojo12100
If you didn't have a Fused Kyurem, these cannot be un-fused;
The separation depends on the the state of the DNA Splicers - which there's 2, hence why it can have different description.
Also depends if there is anything in the Kyurem Fused Slot in your save. (that's how they retain the Zekrom/Reshiram used for fusion)
As per any Black Kyurem/White Kyurem, it cannot be traded, and cannot be transferred to later generations, when it is in the fused state.
 
Original Posts:
https://projectpokemon.org/forums/forums/topic/39815-unreleased-prototype-pokemon/?do=findComment&comment=209228
https://projectpokemon.org/forums/forums/topic/39815-unreleased-prototype-pokemon/?do=findComment&comment=209338
https://projectpokemon.org/forums/forums/topic/39815-unreleased-prototype-pokemon/?do=findComment&comment=209351

In Pokemon Gold, Silver & Crystal, players are able to participate in a Bug-Catching Contest for free, limited to one entry per day, held every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
In those games, the encounter slots contains an unused entry for Venomoth.

This Venomoth was encountered, by switching around the encounter slots, done by @jojo12100
 
Original Thread:

In Pokemon Red, Green, Blue & Yellow, and Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen,
player's encounter a literal Ghost, the undead spirit of a Marowak, that was killed by Team Rocket as it tries to protect it's young Cubone,
and serves as an obstacle, stopping you from reaching Mr. Fuji at the top of the Lavender Tower, if you did not have the Silph Scope to unmask it's identity.
(yet oddly allowed Team Rocket Grunts to climb up there to stop you and hold Mr. Fuji hostage)

These 2 entries were collected by @jojo12100
 
Original Thread:

Programmed into Pokemon Diamond, Pearl and Platinum Versions, are event locations called Seabreak Path and Flower Paradise.
After using the event item Oak's Letter, Route 224 gains an extension (Seabreak Path) which will lead the player to Flower Paradise.
There, players will be able to challenge (and potentially capture) a level 30 wild Shaymin.
However, Oak's Letter was never released for Pokemon Diamond and Pearl.
(Pokemon Platinum Version was lucky enough to get the event)
Shaymin encountered in Pokemon Diamond & Pearl will not be considered a fateful encounter,
and will not trigger the Gracidea gift in future games.
The Gracidea itself, can be used on any Shaymin, including ones caught in Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Versions.


This page contains the Shaymin that would have been encountered there, achieved by some form of cheating:
[KOR] Korean Shaymin, credits @theSLAYER

Programmed into Pokemon HeartGold & SoulSilver, Nosepass has the egg move Head Smash.
Problem is, in Generation 4, no Pokemon in the Mineral Egg Group was able to learn Head Smash,
so by extension, no one was able to pass along the move to Nosepass.

When Generation 5 came along, the move was removed from Nosepass's inheritable move list.
Despite having Aegislash being able to pass down the move in Generation 6,
this move has yet to make it back into Nosepass's inheritable move list.
 
This page hosts a Nosepass having the move Head Smash, obtained via Rage/Mimic Glitch,
by getting Ditto to learn the move then passing it down, thanks to @jojo12100.

Out there in the wild, exists a German Language Debugger's/Developer's Edition of Pokemon Ruby Version,
which contains many debugging tools, including Mystery Event distribution subroutines.
Using existing unmodified subroutines, a Tournament Unown can be transferred.

Working on the data discovered by The Cutting Room Floor and GlitchCity Forums, and with @BlackShark's help,
the remaining Pokemon could be transferred by doing modifications in order to activate the other subroutines,
that contains the other hidden debugging Pokemon.

Pokemon in this archive:
Tournament Unown(s) Luvdisc Kyogre Egg & Hatched Kyogre Shroomish Egg & Hatched Shroomish Barboach Egg & Hatched Barboach 1/65535 chance Pikachu Egg
The contributors for these are:
@Deoxyz, @theSLAYER, @BlackShark, @HaxAras and @jojo12100

[We will not distribute the Debug Ruby Rom, and it is against our rules to ask for it]
 
Original Thread:

A Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Demo exists, where it allowed players to bring their Nintendo DS to Kiosks,
to temporarily download the game via Download Play, and have a trail run.
Players randomly start as either the male or female playable characters and Diamond Version or Pearl Version.

It is normally not possible to save in the demo, but if one manages to hack force their way to a place that forces saving, it'll cause an error.


Thanks to @BlackShark's help, these Pokemon were located and extracted from the RAM.


Original Thread:

Pokemon Emerald introduced an array of post-game battle facilities, which is hosted on the island called Battle Frontier.
Besides roping in the existing Battle Tower from Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire, the newer facilities hosts various challenges and rules,
unique to their own facility and differentiates them from the traditional Battle Tower (and each other).

In 2 of the facilities, namely Battle Pike and Battle Pyramid, it is possible to encounter wild Pokemon, and none of these can be captured.
(and to totally break you, these Pokemon can be shiny. *sad* )

@jojo12100 grabbed all these Pokemon straight from the RAM, and used @BlackShark's tool to decrypt said Pokemon.


Below illustrates a comprehensive list of what Pokemon are available, and another complete list of Pokemon can also be found here
Battle Pyramid Obtainable Pokemon 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Paralysing Pokemon Plusle Minum Pikachu Electabuzz Villeplume Electsprint Breloom Jolteon Poisonning Pokemon Gulpin Roselia Butterfree Seviper Skarmory Ludicolo Crobat Gengar Burning Pokemon Growlithe Vulpix Magcargo Ninetales Medicham Weezing Dusclops Houndoom PP waster Pokemon Dunsparce Banette Misdreavus Ninetales Absol Gengar Dusclops Shedinja Levitate Pokemon Haunter Chimecho Solrock Misdreavus Claydol Weezing Flygon Gengar Trapping Pokemon Diglett1 Trapinch1 Wynaut1 Diglett2 Trapinch2 Wynaut2 Wobbuffet Dugtrio Ice Pokemon Glalie Sneasel Dewgong Piloswine Jynx Cloyster Lapras Walrein Destructing Pokemon Weezing Electrode Gengar Golem Pineco Solrock Forretress Shiftry Psychic Pokemon Wobbuffet Metang Exeguttor Slowking Xatu Alakazam Starmie Espeon Rock Pokemon Golem Steelix Omastar Luantone Shuckle Armaldo Cradily Aerodactyl Fighting Pokemon Poliwrath Hariyama Breloom Medicham Hitmoncham Hitmonlee Heracross Machamp Weather Pokemon Quagsire Tropius Pupitar Lapras Cacturne Flareon Walrein Gyarados Bug Pokemon Pineco Shuckle Venomoth Scizor Heracross Forretress Armaldo Shedinja Dark Pokemon Sableye Sneasel Crawdaunt Shiftry Cacturne Absol Houndoom Umbreon Water Pokemon Octillery Dewgong Pelipper Quagsire Ludicolo Slowking Starmie Blastoise Ghost Pokemon Duskull Haunter Banette Misdreavus Sableye Dusclops Shedinja Gengar Steel Pokemon Mawile Magneton Steelix Scizor Forretress Skarmory Aggron Metagross Dragon Pokemon Dragonair Vibrava Altaria Flygon Aerodactyl Gyarados Kingdra Charizard Evolution Stone Pokemon Arcanine Poliwrath Raichu Vaporeon Jolteon Flareon Ninetales Starmie Normal Pokemon Kangaskhan Swellow Ursaring Porygon2 Tauros Fearow Snorlax Slaking  
Battle Pike Rom 1-280 Dusclops Milotic Seviper Rom 281-560              Electrode Milotic Seviper Rom 561-840 Breloom Milotic Seviper Rom 841+ Wobbuffet Milotic Seviper Those that are highlighted are ones that are already obtained.
 
Original Thread:

Working on the initial discovery of @TheHeatedMo, using hacking and modifications,
players became able to access the previously locked e-Reader Room of Pokemon Colosseum.

From there, @Zerbe92 and @HaxAras managed to obtain the English versions of these Pokemon, using their Japanese E-reader cards and e-reader+ !
 
Original Thread: