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You can't fix it. PKHex will always mark it as illegal because the event was never released, so it could never be captured legally.

Gen 3 Pokemon can't be generated dusing PKHex as the PID is tied to IVs, Nature, Abilities etc. Read this guide to help: https://projectpokemon.org/tutorials/save-editing/using-pkhex/pid-mismatch-origin-game-rsefrlg-r94/

Never create Pokemon from scratch, always edit legit Pokemon instead. In this case though, it's an event Pokemon so simply download the file here and drop it into PKHex: Link

PKHeX is for save files, not for ROMS. You'd need to find/export your save file and then load that with PKHex.

This one might cover what you want: http://www.psypokes.com/gsc/dv.php More info about the calculations can be found here: http://www.psypokes.com/gsc/dvguide.php

Gender is derived from the Attack DV and the Gender ratio in Gen 2. Hidden Power is derived from DVs. See details here: https://www.smogon.com/ingame/guides/rby_gsc_stats You'll have to play around with the DV values to get the desired Hidden Power and Gender.

Try this one. I used Pokefinder to generate an appropriate PID: 215 ★ - PastelGoth - F8D6B3ADA903.pk4

The steps you're using are correct but I'm unsure what you mean by "default save location". In which folder on your SD card is the save that you're editing?

The met date can be set to virtually anything, as it uses the date on the device doing the transfer. In theory, you could change your 3DS/DS date to any date, and the transfer would pick it up. For that reason, I would think it's very unlikely to be taken into consideration when doing legality checks, but I don't know for certain.

Aside from info potentially being wrong, what's your goal with this Pokemon? Are you trying to add it to a save file? If so, which one?

Who is "they"? It's correct here, on Bulbapedia and on Serebii. I stick to those places for finding out event info, but there are probably other resources too.

This is an event Pokemon. It was distributed with a set OT, TID and SID and they can't be changed without making it illegal. Most (but not all) Mythical Pokemon are from events.

Hi I wondered if I can change my username to umbreon86 please? I've checked and I think it's available.

Hi all Which is the correct method to use when modifying/genning stationary Pokemon in Gen 4? The new PID Mismatch guide says it's Method 1 for all stationary Pokemon but both the old guide and Smogon say it's Method J/K, except for specific Pokemon. Thanks

Hi all I've found an issue with Gen 4 save files. If I edit or delete a Pokemon that's saved in a PC box slot, the save file corrupts. The same thing happens if I drop a Pokemon to a new slot. I'm able to load the edited save without any problems, but if I then save in-game and reload, the save file is then corrupted and is reverted back to my original save, before any edits were made in PKHex. I've tried this in Heart Gold and Soul Silver using real cartridges with a New 3DS with the latest CFW. I'm using the latest version of PKHex and TWLSaveTool. I believe the bug lies within PKHex as, if I make the same edit to a party Pokemon, the save is fine - this indicates that TWLSaveTool is restoring the save file correctly. I've tested this in Platinum and both editing party and PC Pokemon are fine there. It only seems to be a problem in Heart Gold and Soul Silver. I don't own Diamond and Pearl so can't test those. UPDATE - I've attached some save files: POKEMON SS.0.sav is completed unedited by PKHex. I'm able to restore it and save over it without any problems. POKEMON SS.1.sav is edited - I've added the move Fly to the Pidgey in Box 1. I'm able to restore it and save over it too. POKEMON SS.2.sav is also edited - I've deleted the Pidgey from the box using PKHex. I'm able to restore it to the cartridge but, if I save over it, the data is corrupt when I reload. POKEMON SS.0.sav POKEMON SS.1.sav POKEMON SS.2.sav UPDATE - 13/12/2018 I feel stupid for not having tried this before but... if you save over an edited save in-game and reload, you get the data corrputed message and it reloads your save previous save. If you then load that save, and overwrite it again in-game, it'll save properly and retain your changes. You get the "saving a lot of data" message, indicating that it's save both the main save and the backup.