ICanSnake

The OT on your Celebi has extra hex values after the null terminator. It's shown that the OT Extra was originally edited from a 7 letter OT ending in the letter "i". Can you remove the extra hex and try to see if that works?

Can confirm this happens from the game without modification. A friend sent me a video showing his redeem a few days ago. Unsure if there is a nickname flag but the name in French saves is its species name, Pijako, and not the name it's supposed to be (Pijouk I believe).

It seems that to counteract your TID/SID combination and your TSV value, the PID is incremented to force nonshiny Pokemon on things like gifts and Pokemon that were normally received as shiny. Have you tried sending a shiny from PoGo to Home in that account? The 0000 SID was generated back when the SID was only possible to be 0000/0001, your Home account must be old right? I'm not an expert on Home TID generation, but I believe this must be something that should be researched.

Great, thanks for the information. I am familiar with most things in that post. Unfortunately superhyong isn't a person I'm aware of or had on my list, but it's possible that is the person who was the contact for my friend or was where that contact obtained the wondercard files. These AR codes seem to be generated through Pokesav, if they are real someone may have backed up their game save file and loaded it up in Pokesav to export an AR code for people to use. It's one of the ways people used to trade Korean Pokemon back then, since Korean games couldn't connect with any other language games they needed to back up a save file to transfer Pokemon using pkm/pcd files. Fenzo666 was the owner of PKMDB.com, back during the gen 4 years I was told PKMDB was the predecessor to this site (Project Pokemon). Pokemon Mystery Gift Editor is what I used today to look at these wondercard descriptions (I also used it back in 2010), but it seems a few of the Korean characters are improperly read. MGE was used to reload wondercards on your save file for the purpose of redeeming multiple Pokemon from the same wondercard. I have had the ID 27 Milotic wondercard since a few weeks after the event took place (as well as 15, 19, 20, and 24 from research material I was given). I assume Milotic is one of the more common Korean wondercards but that number also matches up with this donation. Leaf Guard is definitely the correct ability, I fixed that information on Bulbapedia a few months ago. Xaewon was the perfect source since his documentation was great. The reason why PKHeX currently lists the ability error is because the wondercard isn't in the database yet so it looks at the PID of Tangrowth and shows that it should have Chlorophyll. Even if these wondercards come from Action Replay codes that were made in 2010, I do believe that at least the Pikacafe trio are real since certain information couldn't have been faked. The wondercard titles and descriptions weren't publicly known knowledge until I found them recently, and other than the 2 typos I made for Tangrowth's description, they match perfectly, even seeing how Electivire and Magmortar's description matches Tangrowth's template. My expertise for these Pikacafes is about the distribution details and the spread in the trade community, so I might not be the best source to talk about the wondercards, but hopefully someone else can confirm or deny if these are real as well. Still, I love this find!

Interesting... I have looked through the wondercards and I think they may be real but I'm not an expert on card legality. The Tangrowth's wondercard description translates correctly and fixes 2 characters I made a mistake on in the Bulbapedia page. Electivire and Magmortar's descriptions also copy Tangrowth's, which would make sense since their titles are copied from each other (and based on the Japanese Saikyou distribution). The Regigigas card is odd though, it uses a wondercard ID of 10, but mine has ID 12. Do you mind telling me where you found this, or who was hosting this? I have been trying to follow a lead where a friend had a Korean trading partner in 2010 and they shared every Korean wondercard including the missing Pikacafes and redeemed many on their games. But my friend can't log in to that email account anymore and he has no idea who he traded with. I am wondering if the person you found is on a list I made of people who I suspect who could have had the wondercard.

Which gen 4 Korean wondercards do you have? The most important ones missing are the Pikacafe trio (Electivire, Magmortar, Tangrowth) as well as the four early ones (Manaphy, Rayquaza, Deoxys, Darkrai). I have done research on the Pikacafes last month and added the wondercard titles and descriptions to Bulbapedia, but since only a handful of people had the Pikacafe wondercards in the first place I'm not sure if you would have it. PCD and PGT should both be donated yes, but if you had to choose one the PCD is more important.

You are viewing these in different generations. The last screenshot shows a Scarlet/Violet save, Mew has not been released in Scarlet/Violet.

What is the error that you get when you press Ctrl + Right Click on the Basculin and press Legality? PKHeX slightly modifies little bits of info to legalize it.

For the first ENG Magmortar without the ribbon, if this is what you're talking about I can't replicate it. I am testing with an ENG SPRING 2014 Magmar without a ribbon that comes with wondercard proof and two /r/pokemontrades usernames in the proof. If you are testing with the same Magmar, you shouldn't be putting on and taking off the ribbons from the same Pokemon. Magmar has two different wondercards, one that comes with the ribbon and one that comes without the ribbon. If the Magmar on the bottom row is the original, it should be the one you'll use to evolve it into Magmortar without the ribbon, because it seems mixed up. For the GER Magmortar with a ribbon, I am testing with a GER Magmar with a ribbon that I got directly from the OT and I'm getting the same error as you. Changing species to Magmortar simply gives the error. For reference, the only languages that are legal without the ribbon are ENG, GER, JP and KOR. JP and KOR use the English wondercard and OT. The Electabuzz have no issues because the only wondercard that has been donated and is the one in PKHeX's database is one that comes with a ribbon. I don't believe Electabuzz had a wondercard that came without a ribbon, it's only an oddity for Magmar.

You are using a gen 9 save. TSVs only matter for gen 3-7. For gen 9, all nonshiny eggs will never hatch shiny for everyone and all shiny eggs will hatch shiny for everyone.

Iron Treads and every other Paradox can be caught in the opposite versions using the Union Circle.

You won't be finding Buizel, I think I'm the only person in the western community that has it. Our article lists all of the documented winners, most of whom are Japanese Twitter users who only trade uncloned. And it would be better if you don't message them unless they offer it for trade, as I'm sure they've gotten many trade requests already and consequently deleted their tweets/accounts. The V Jump / PokeTimes distributions aren't hosted on this site because they don't come from wondercards, they're regular bred/caught in-game Pokemon from official media accounts. The Dedenne is much easier to find, a few of my friends listed in the article as being documented winners trade it out cloned.

I have both of the V Jump Dedenne and Buizel, no they are not for trade. I use them as research material for an article me and a friend wrote: https://www.pokemonhistorian.com/poketimes/christmas2021-poketimes-vjump/

I'm not able to test trading it online, but maybe fixing small errors on your file can make it tradeable. Wild shiny Pokemon in SV can only have PIDs with XOR = 0 or XOR = 1, so you might want to change your PID and find a value that fits. Also try using 1 ribbon/mark at a time to see which of those trade and which won't.

Are you playing on emulator? Emulators can't perfectly replicate generated encounters in-game and skips frames and PIDs. The PID on your Suicune is not valid, if you want it to be legal you'll need a new PID.

Furfrou doesn't exist in any gen 8 games. You need to make it in gen 7 and transfer it with Bank, or get one from PoGo.

I didn't look at the pk3 yet because I'm not home, but make sure you kept in mind the IV glitch (HP any value, Atk between 0-7, and 0 for every other stat) and that it has a Method 1 PID type.

Shadow Pokemon from Gale of Darkness can never be shiny. If you want to have a shiny Shadow Pokemon, you'll need to grab something from Colosseum.

What generation are you asking about? This is caused by the marking symbols in the OT/Misc Tab and it happens if you renamed a pk7 to a pk6. Generation 7 introduced pink symbols in the marking tab which gen 6 doesn't have, so if a pk7 had any pink markings it needs to be changed before you rename it to a pk6.

Cosmic Power is an egg move. Have you tried adding it into Relearn Moves?

Serebii and Bulbapedia's gen 3 learnset: https://www.serebii.net/pokedex-rs/300.shtml https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Skitty_(Pokémon)/Generation_III_learnset#By_leveling_up

I can replicate it. This is a self-obtained egg. Are you loading into a Box save file? Edit: I found the error. The Encounter Database is loading the wrong moveset order. It's currently loading Tackle and then Growl, but all of my eggs say Growl and then Tackle. Serebii's moveset order says the same thing.

The whole number has to be divisible by 100 (Kaphotics explains this as %100 which is modulus 100), but because it's 100 and not any other number, the last 2 numbers of the decimal need to be 00. Preferably you should be rerolling your Encryption Constant for each gen you make. I haven't tried with Maushold but I don't see why that shouldn't work.

The easiest way is to copy your Encryption Constant into a website that converts hexadecimal to decimal. I use this site: https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/hex-to-decimal.html You will need to make sure the decimal result is divisible by 100, so add/subtract the correct amount from the decimal to make it 100. For example, my Two-Segment Dudunsparce had a decimal that ended in 302 and its last two hex values were A6, so to get a Three-Segment divisible by 100, I just had to subtract 2 from the hex so my Encryption Constant would end in A4. Another example, a random hex number you could start with as an Encryption Constant 3FA357BC, converting this into decimal makes this end in 436. So you subtract 36 from the decimal (aka subtracting 24 from its hex value), so the new Encryption Constant will be 3FA35798.

The error tells you how to fix it, it's pretty clear as well. Battle Version means that something that doesn't come from that game is allowed to be in ranked battles.