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This page contains several savefiles dumped from cartridges that were distributed a plethora of event pokemon directly from the Pokemon Center New York PCNY distribution hardware that recently surfaced. Hopefully it provides enough public satisfaction for everyone, while the preservation team undertakes this grand and lengthy task of hopefully enabling the software to become usable via emulation, as well as hopefully producing hardware mods for a publicly feasible physical method of distributing. This is our most major project by a long shot and will likely take quite some time, however now that everything is permanently in Project Pokemon's possession, any roadblocks toward the final goals would be on the technical side. Luckily the best minds are at work on each aspect of this project, so without revealing any further details in regards to that, have patience and remain optimistic. -------------------- For Generation III, a full box per campaign was distributed, with the TID for each incrementing from 00001 to 00030. The Ruby savefile is a male trainer so the OT names are all blue colored, and was loaded using the PCNYc memory card in Slot B of the NR GameCube. The Sapphire savefile is a female trainer so the OT names are all red colored, and was loaded using the PCNYd memory card in Slot B of the NR GameCube. Seven Gen 3 campaigns were preserved from the Slot A memory cards obtained. Each box in both savefiles have at least a few of every pokemon from the respective campaigns. For Generation II, three full boxes per campaign were distributed, with the TID for each incrementing from 00001 to 00060. This Gold savefile was loaded using the PCNYc memory card in Slot B of the NR GameCube. Four Gen 2 campaigns were preserved from the Slot A memory cards obtained. Each box will have at least a few of every pokemon from the respective campaigns, even those with normally extremely rare unlikely odds. -------------------- Generation III: Evolution Stone Campaign: 30 Aug 2003 - 4 Sept 2003 Pikachu Lv50 - Thunder Stone 25% Gloom Lv50 - Sun Stone 25% / Leaf Stone 25% Staryu Lv50 - Water Stone 25% ----- Monster Week 1 Campaign: 18 Oct 2003 - 24 Oct 2003 Cacturne Lv50 - 25% Duskull Lv25 - 25% Shuppet Lv25 - 25% Shedinja Lv50 - 25% ----- Campaign 1: 15 May 2004 - 22 May 2004 Houndour Lv5 - 50% Mareep Lv5 - 50% ----- Campaign 3: 31 July 2004 - Aug 6 2004 Azurill Lv5 - 20% / Soothe Bell 5% Wynaut Lv5 - 25% Gorebyss Lv20 - 25% Huntail Lv20 - 25% ----- Campaign 4: 7 Aug 2004 - 13 Aug 2004 Zangoose Lv18 - 20% / Quick Claw 5% Seviper Lv19 - 25% Milotic Lv35 - 25% Kingdra Lv35 - 25% ----- Campaign 5: 14 Aug 2004 - 20 Aug 2004 Armaldo Lv40 - 25% Sableye Lv18 - 20% / Bright Powder 5% Mawile Lv18 - 25% Cradily Lv40 - 25% ----- Campaign 6: 21 Aug 2004 - 27 Aug 2004 Machamp Lv30 - 20% / Choice Band 5% Ludicolo Lv20 - 25% Shiftry Lv20 - 25% Golem Lv30 - 25% -------------------- Generation II: Silver Cave Campaign: 1 Nov 2002 - 7 Nov 2002 Synthesis Tangela Egg - Normal 17% / Shiny 3% Low Kick Ponyta Egg - Normal 17% / Shiny 3% Low Kick Doduo Egg - Normal 17% / Shiny 3% Hypnosis Misdreavus Egg - Normal 17% / Shiny 3% Rage Larvitar Egg - Normal 17% / Shiny 3% ----- Union Cave Campaign: 8 Nov 2002 - 14 Nov 2002 Twister Staryu Egg - Normal 18.5% / Shiny 3.5% Metal Claw Krabby Egg - Normal 18.5% / Shiny 3.5% Sharpen Onix Egg - Normal 18.5% / Shiny 3.5% Swords Dance Goldeen Egg - Normal 18.5% / Shiny 3.5% Future Sight Lapras Egg - Normal 11% / Shiny 2% ----- Johto Legend Campaign: 15 Nov 2002 - 21 Nov 2002 Shiny Raikou Lv40 - 33% Shiny Entei Lv40 - 33% Shiny Suicune Lv40 - 33% Shiny Lugia Lv40 - 0.5% Shiny Ho-oh Lv40 - 0.5% ----- Celebi Present Campaign: 22 Nov 2002 - 28 Nov 2002 Celebi Lv5 - 98.5% Shiny Celebi Lv5 - 1% Shiny Mew Lv5 - 0.5%

This gift was given out to participants of the 2020 February Internet Competition. Redemption date starts from March 3rd, 2020. Wonder Card ID #0001: Online Competition Participation Gift Here's what you got: Casual Tee (Poke Ball Guy) Serial Code | SWSH | Only One Allowed | Starting Mar 03, 2020 Format Ver.2.0.0-10b, Post Updated Date:20201027_2337

To celebrate Pokémon Day 2020, Kanto Starters joins the promoted Max Raid battles in the Wild Area. While not always available for capture as it could not be found in a den in the Wild Area, an wild area event made it commonly found. To be able to encounter this, user's Switch must be connected to the internet, with the Mystery Gift>Get Wild Area News option used during the event period.. Alternatively user must have connected to the internet and redeemed a Mystery Gift during the event period.

To celebrate Pokémon Day 2020, Kanto Starters joins the promoted Max Raid battles in the Wild Area. While not always available for capture as it could not be found in a den in the Wild Area, an wild area event made it commonly found. To be able to encounter this, user's Switch must be connected to the internet, with the Mystery Gift>Get Wild Area News option used during the event period.. Alternatively user must have connected to the internet and redeemed a Mystery Gift during the event period.

To celebrate Pokémon Day 2020, Kanto Starters joins the promoted Max Raid battles in the Wild Area. While not always available for capture as it could not be found in a den in the Wild Area, an wild area event made it commonly found. To be able to encounter this, user's Switch must be connected to the internet, with the Mystery Gift>Get Wild Area News option used during the event period.. Alternatively user must have connected to the internet and redeemed a Mystery Gift during the event period.

To celebrate Pokémon Day 2020, Kanto Starters joins the promoted Max Raid battles in the Wild Area. While not always available for capture as it could not be found in a den in the Wild Area, an wild area event made it commonly found. To be able to encounter this, user's Switch must be connected to the internet, with the Mystery Gift>Get Wild Area News option used during the event period.. Alternatively user must have connected to the internet and redeemed a Mystery Gift during the event period.

To celebrate Pokémon Day 2020, Kanto Starters joins the promoted Max Raid battles in the Wild Area. While not always available for capture as it could not be found in a den in the Wild Area, an wild area event made it commonly found. To be able to encounter this, user's Switch must be connected to the internet, with the Mystery Gift>Get Wild Area News option used during the event period.. Alternatively user must have connected to the internet and redeemed a Mystery Gift during the event period.

To celebrate Pokémon Day 2020, Kanto Starters joins the promoted Max Raid battles in the Wild Area. While not always available for capture as it could not be found in a den in the Wild Area, an wild area event made it commonly found. To be able to encounter this, user's Switch must be connected to the internet, with the Mystery Gift>Get Wild Area News option used during the event period.. Alternatively user must have connected to the internet and redeemed a Mystery Gift during the event period.

This gift was given to players of Pokémon HOME, as a reward for completing the National Dex. Initially, due to issues with the detection code, players had to shift their entire living dex in their boxes in one session, in order to unlock this Mystery Gift in their Pokémon HOME. This event also marks the first time Original Color Magearna became available to players. It appears that this gift was initially intended to be released at launch, however they weren't ready to release it; they instead accidentally gave out a Lv.10 Magearna that had 15 ribbons attached to it. The unlocking of this Mystery Gift temporarily stopped rolling out for public. However if it was already in your Mystery Gift box, one could still claim it. There were a few reports of a Lv.10 original color Magearna with 15 ribbons presumably because of this. Do note, in the first version of this gift the PID was fixed. It also appears the recipient cannot have a TID/SID combo what would allow one to be shiny. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

Using the mobile app, when the player deposits a Pokémon into the Wonder Box, and that Pokémon was then traded away, the player would then be qualified to receive this Eevee from the Mystery Gift > Gift Box option. Basically, the player gets the Eevee for their first successful trade via the Wonder Box. As per any Mystery gift redeemed on Pokémon HOME, this Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

When players first launch the mobile app version of Pokémon HOME, they'll be given a choice to choose a Kanto starter. This Kanto starter comes with it's hidden ability. This Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

When players first launch the mobile app version of Pokémon HOME, they'll be given a choice to choose a Kanto starter. This Kanto starter comes with it's hidden ability. This Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

When players first launch the mobile app version of Pokémon HOME, they'll be given a choice to choose a Kanto starter. This Kanto starter comes with it's hidden ability. This Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

Using the mobile app, when the player deposits a Pokémon into GTS, and that Pokémon was selected for a trade, the player can then receive this Rotom from the Mystery Gift > Gift Box option. As per any Mystery gift redeemed on Pokémon HOME, this Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

This Pikachu is waiting for the player in the PC, when the players accesses their HOME's PC for the very first time. If the player's first login is on the Nintendo Switch, this Pikachu's language is set to Japanese. If the player's first login was on the mobile app, this Pikachu's language follows the language that was set when launching the application. This Pikachu's OT Gender is set to Male. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

In the mobile app version of Pokémon HOME, players were able to receive a special Pichu by completing any challenge (to obtain a sticker), and placing the sticker in a binder. Players can receive it from the Mystery Gift > Gift Box option. As per any Mystery gift redeemed on Pokémon HOME, this Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.