manolin18

I'm glad I could help in some way I later discovered that the initials I was referring to were distributed at PGL events.

Supongo que se me va a volver a ignorar pero este error que comento en este hilo sigue presente: https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/67210-pokémon-starter-and-pokeball/ It's related to certain initials and their Poké Balls.

The error I mentioned in a thread is still present. https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/67210-pokémon-starter-and-pokeball/ It's related to certain initials and their Poké Balls.

It's method 4. According to what I read on the website, they omit the initials and gifts, as those would count as legendary (static). The website is not difficult to use. You must enter the values you have or want for your Pokémon and its nature, then click on FIND PID. For example, if you were looking for a 31/0/31/31/31/31 Timid, you wouldn't find anything, but if you keep trying, when you get to 31/7/31/31/31/31, you'll find a Method 1. All you have to do is enter that IV combination and that PID, and you'll have a legal Pokémon. I hope my poor explanation makes sense.

The combination of PID, Nature, and IV is incorrect. It should be as follows: 26/30/21/27/3/9 And if you want it to be shiny, its SID would be 22160. I don't know how that website works; I always use Pokefinder. As Kaphotics says, it's method 1, not 4.

I've seen a video showing how to do it, and it's not complicated. It's fortunate that there are people who have created alternative servers to enable these things.

If you're going to play on an emulator or similar device, or you're not going to use the online feature, those errors don't really matter.

If you only need a Shiny Wishmaker Jirachi, you can get it here: https://projectpokemon.org/home/files/file/1696-wishmkr-shiny-jirachi/ https://projectpokemon.org/home/files/file/1317-shiny-wishmkr-jirachi/

To sum it up, CFW allows you to run homemade applications, known as homebrew, and JKSV is a program for making copies of your games and/or injecting copies of games into games. Now I'm wondering if it's still possible to download the bank because the 3DS internet services no longer work. If the person is a professional, there shouldn't be any problems if you give them the .pk7 or .pk6 files. The atrocities were because 90% of the people who repaired Pokémon didn't know how to create them properly, but of course, if you give them the files as I said before, they can't do anything wrong. Before, the checks were terrible, anything could slip through the GTS, and even in official VGC tournaments you could see “fake” Pokémon. I still have quite a few screenshots on my PC of all the “fake” Pokémon I saw or came across. I've seen that Mew in S/S, but of course that was more than five years ago. It's sure to get through the bank, but I don't know if they've fixed the security on HOME.

If I may offer some advice, I wouldn't ask anyone to do that job for you. Not because they'll charge you a lot of money, but because you don't know how they're going to do it. For better or worse, I spent a few years distributing Pokémon and collecting others, and I've seen some real atrocities, and on top of that, they were proud of doing something like that. If you trust your cousin, I would ask him for the console a little longer so you can do it yourself. Besides, it wouldn't take you long, easily two afternoons if you do it this way: - If your cousin has CFW, you would just have to use an application like JKSV to extract the save and then transfer it to your PC. If he doesn't have CFW, installing it costs nothing and is super fast. Then you give him back the console. - Once you have the save in your possession, make a backup so that if you make a mistake, there won't be any problems, and then modify the save by adding all the Pokémon you want at your own pace. - When you've finished recreating those Pokémon, ask for the console back and inject the modified save into the cartridge, then transfer the Pokémon to the bank. Once the process is complete, restore your cousin's original save and you're done.

I know the method you're talking about. Since the bank only checked the EO and ID, you could force it to be shiny using the method you mentioned. What I don't know is whether that Mew could now go to HOME. I have no idea about that. From what you say, I understand that you have access to the US, which means you can easily inject ORAS, US/UM, and VC Pokémon there and then use the bank. In theory, even though the 3DS no longer has online services, the bank will exist forever, although I'm not entirely sure about that, nor do I know how it works after the shutdown.

I'm sorry you lost those Pokémon. I don't understand why they decided to save the game on the console instead of the cartridge. I guess it's to force you to use HOME. Regarding your request: - You can get the Pokémon from ReignOfComputer's thread, for example, where you can find all those Pokémon on his GitHub: https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/37566-rocs-pc-collection-through-the-ages-u-20231218/ - To quickly modify the Pokémon with your ID, SID, EO, and shiny, you can use pkhex's Batch Editor, which will do the job in no time. https://projectpokemon.org/home/tutorials/save-editing/using-pkhex/how-to-use-the-batch-editor-in-pkhex-r77/. I would say that the best way is to make all the changes with the version variable. Sword Pokémon would not need Home Tracker since, in theory, they have never been in HOME, but SM or OR Pokémon would. What I really don't know is how you're going to get those Pokémon into your games without a modded console. I know that not long ago there were servers on Discord where you could upload your .pk8 or .pk9 files and they would distribute them to your console via a bot, but I don't know if they still work. That would take quite a long time, because I see about 130 Pokémon in that image.

I think I found an error that I mentioned in this thread, in case you're interested: It's related to certain initials and their Poké Balls.

In the end, no one answered me, so I used the 3dsrngtool to clear up my doubts - Male Emboar (HA) Cherish Ball + Ditto = Female Tepig (HA) PokéBall. The Cherish Ball cannot be inherited, and Ditto cannot pass on its PokéBall either. - Female Tepig (HA) Poké Ball + Male Emboar Dusk Ball = Tepig (HA) Dusk Ball. As you can see in the screenshot, you get a Male Tepig with the hidden ability and the father's PokéBall. So it's a pkhex bug, I hope they can fix it soon.

Let me clarify this a little further. They are all bred in Ultra Sun. Here is an example: - Male Emboar (HA) Cherish Ball + Ditto = Female Tepig (HA) Poké Ball - Female Tepig (HA) Poké Ball + Male Emboar Dusk Ball = Tepig (HA) Dusk Ball In theory, in Generation VII, if the father and mother are of the same species, there is a 50% chance that it will inherit the father's Poké Ball. I think it's a pkhex bug. Furthermore, it only happens with those three Poké Balls; with others such as Moon Ball, Beast Ball, Repeat Ball, etc., there is no such problem. I've solved my other question. I found that the starters from the 1st, 3rd, and 4th generations were distributed with Dream Balls.