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This entry was transferred from from Pokémon Go to Let's Go Pikachu and Lets Go Eevee. The Original Trainer for Pokémon Go was changed for privacy purposes. This page holds a PB7 format (already captured Pokémon) and a GP1 format (to be inserted into Go Park using PKHeX)

This entry was transferred from from Pokémon Go to Let's Go Pikachu and Lets Go Eevee. The Original Trainer for Pokémon Go was changed for privacy purposes. This page holds a PB7 format (already captured Pokémon) and a GP1 format (to be inserted into Go Park using PKHeX)

Mewtwo was the first EX raid boss, and returned as the third EX Raid boss. As part of the Ultra Bonus 2019 Rewards (Week 3): A Unova Unveiling, Mewtwo returned to raids as a tier-5 boss with the charged move Psystrike, and its shiny form was finally available for encounters. This entry was transferred from from Pokémon Go to Let's Go Pikachu and Lets Go Eevee. The Original Trainer for Pokémon Go was changed for privacy purposes. This page holds a GP1 format (to be inserted into Go Park using PKHeX or into party)

This entry was transferred from from Pokémon Go to Let's Go Pikachu and Lets Go Eevee. The Original Trainer for Pokémon Go was changed for privacy purposes. This page also holds two Shiny Eevee that was captured in Pokémon Go by @wo0ts, during the August 2018 Community Day. This page holds a GP1 format (to be inserted into Go Park using PKHeX, or dragged to the left side of PKHeX and converted in .PB7)

This entry was transferred from from Pokémon Go to Let's Go Pikachu and Lets Go Eevee. The Original Trainer for Pokémon Go was changed for privacy purposes. This page also holds a shiny Charmander captured by @wo0ts caught in Pokémon Go during the May 2018 Community Day. This page holds a GP1 format (to be inserted into Go Park using PKHeX, or dragged to the left side of PKHeX and converted in .PB7)

In commemoration for the release of the TCG: Unified Minds expansion, an event Mewtwo was distributed to players in Europe via serial code. Mewtwo was likely being distributed because it is one of the featured Pokémon for the new expansion. Credits to Fade/seiferzero and Djoke12100 for helping us with this entry! Wonder Card ID #0502: Mewtwo Gift Species Mewtwo TID 190801 Distribution Serial Code Location a lovely place Dates Aug 09, 2019 to Apr 30, 2020 PID Cannot Be Shiny Games Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee Nature Random Card Per Save Only One Allowed Lv. 70 Moves (ITALIC means Relearnable) Amnesia Psychic Teleport Recover Lang Slot OT Name Nickname Preset Lang JPN Giovanni (default name) ENG Giovanni (default name) FRE Giovanni (default name) ITA Giovanni (default name) GER Giovanni (default name) SPA Giovanni (default name) KOR Giovanni (default name) CHS Giovanni (default name) CHT Giovanni (default name) Format Ver.1.0.8-2, Post Updated Date:20190811_0349 Original news article: https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/54201-lgpe-unified-minds-mewtwo/ What can be done with these files PKM creation with PKHeX (drag & drop the wondercard file in the spot where you want the Pokémon) In-Game Mystery Gift redemption with Switch Gift Data Manager

During of the Pokémon Festa 2019 from May 3rd, 2019 to May 12th, at the Starfield Hanam Store, Coex Mall, showing Let's Go Pikachu or Let's Go Eevee or PokéBall Plus each will award you one serial code. Shiny Eevee can only be redeemed on Let's Go Pikachu. When this gift is redeemed on a non-Korean languaged save, the Original Trainer name may be displayed as question marks. Wonder Card ID #1001: Shiny Eevee Gift Species Eevee TID 190501 Distribution Serial Code Location a lovely place Dates May 01 to Jul 31, 2019 PID Shiny PID Games Let's Go Pikachu Nature Random Card Per Save Only One Allowed Lv. 10 Moves (ITALIC means Relearnable) Double-Edge Dig Iron Tail Helping Hand Lang Slot OT Name Nickname Preset Lang JPN 베스트프렌드 (default name) ENG 베스트프렌드 (default name) FRE 베스트프렌드 (default name) ITA 베스트프렌드 (default name) GER 베스트프렌드 (default name) SPA 베스트프렌드 (default name) KOR 베스트프렌드 (default name) CHS 베스트프렌드 (default name) CHT 베스트프렌드 (default name) Format Ver.1.0.8-3b4, Post Updated Date:20191101_0404 What can be done with these files PKM creation with PKHeX (drag & drop the wondercard file in the spot where you want the Pokémon) In-Game Mystery Gift redemption with Switch Gift Data Manager

During of the Pokémon Festa 2019 from May 3rd, 2019 to May 12th, at the Starfield Hanam Store, Coex Mall, showing Let's Go Pikachu or Let's Go Eevee or PokéBall Plus each will award you one serial code. Shiny Pikachu can only be redeemed on Let's Go Eevee. When this gift is redeemed on a non-Korean languaged save, the Original Trainer name may be displayed as question marks. Wonder Card ID #1001: Shiny Pikachu Gift Species Pikachu TID 190501 Distribution Serial Code Location a lovely place Dates May 01 to Jul 31, 2019 PID Shiny PID Games Let's Go Eevee Nature Random Card Per Save Only One Allowed Lv. 10 Moves (ITALIC means Relearnable) Thunderbolt Quick Attack Iron Tail Helping Hand Lang Slot OT Name Nickname Preset Lang JPN 베스트프렌드 (default name) ENG 베스트프렌드 (default name) FRE 베스트프렌드 (default name) ITA 베스트프렌드 (default name) GER 베스트프렌드 (default name) SPA 베스트프렌드 (default name) KOR 베스트프렌드 (default name) CHS 베스트프렌드 (default name) CHT 베스트프렌드 (default name) Format Ver.1.0.8-3b4, Post Updated Date:20191101_0403 What can be done with these files PKM creation with PKHeX (drag & drop the wondercard file in the spot where you want the Pokémon) In-Game Mystery Gift redemption with Switch Gift Data Manager

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. This Pokemon was distributed as an egg, and has a 12.5% chance of being shiny. The egg was already hatched by the contributor. The dates for distribution was: December 28, 2001 to January 31, 2002 January 17 to 23, 2003 A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT MOVE, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE (AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS). Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. This Pokemon was distributed as an egg, and has a 12.5% chance of being shiny. The egg was already hatched by the contributor. The dates for distribution was: December 28, 2001 to January 31, 2002 January 17 to 23, 2003 A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT MOVE, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE (AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS). Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. This Pokemon was distributed as an egg, and has a 12.5% chance of being shiny. The egg was already hatched by the contributor. The dates for distribution was: November 8 to 14, 2002 December 20 to 26, 2002 A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT MOVE, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE (AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS). Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. This Pokemon was distributed as an egg, and has a 12.5% chance of being shiny. The egg was already hatched by the contributor. The dates for distribution was: December 28, 2001 to January 31, 2002 January 17 to 23, 2003 A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT MOVE, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE (AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS). Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. This Pokemon was distributed as an egg, and has a 12.5% chance of being shiny. The egg was already hatched by the contributor. The dates for distribution was: December 28, 2001 to January 31, 2002 January 17 to 23, 2003 A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT MOVE, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE (AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS). Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. This Pokemon was distributed as an egg, and has a 12.5% chance of being shiny. The egg was already hatched by the contributor. The dates for distribution was: November 8 to 14, 2002 December 13 to December 19, 2002 A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT MOVE, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE (AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS). Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. The dates for distribution was: November 22 to 29, 2001 December 7 to 20, 2001 June 22 to 28, 2002 July 5 to 11, 2002 November 15 to 21, 2002 A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT LOCATION, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE (AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS). Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. The dates for distribution was: November 22 to 29, 2001 December 7 to 20, 2001 June 22 to 28, 2002 July 5 to 11, 2002 November 15 to 21, 2002 A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT LOCATION, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE (AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS). Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. The dates for distribution was: November 22 to 29, 2001 December 7 to 20, 2001 June 22 to 28, 2002 July 5 to 11, 2002 November 15 to 21, 2002 A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT LOCATION, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE (AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS). Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This event was distributed to players at the New York Pokemon Center: Gotta catch 'em all! Station, and the collection for various PCNY Pokemon ran across the period of November 22, 2001 to March 13, 2003. The schedule of Pokemon changes weekly, and players was restricted to collecting one Pokemon per week per visit. This Celebi has a 1% chance of being shiny, and the dates for distribution was: December 21 to 27, 2001, June 29 to July 4, 2002, October 11 to 17, 2002, November 22 to 28, 2002, March 7 to 13, 2003. A more comprehensive schedule list can be seen here. DUE TO HAVING AN EVENT LOCATION, THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL ON ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE. Original Thread and Credits to Gold Ursaring!:

This page contains the first ever publicly available savefile that was dumped from an original Pokemon Red cart, which was used to distribute YOSHIRA Mew by direct trade. The distribution took place at Toys R Us stores in the United States from the 8th to 12th of December 1999. The players who were allowed to obtain a Mew were determined among the first 1500 customers at each Toys R Us store on 26 November 1999, where they were able to receive a special "Peel & Win" sticker card (pictured above). 200 of these cards at each store contained the text "Caught Me!" underneath the sticker of Mew. These Mew distribution carts are known to have been either a Red or a Blue cartridge, which were sealed into a GameBoy Pocket with official Nintendo non-tamper security tape. So far only two devices have publicly surfaced on the internet. The first one was a Blue cartridge still sealed into a silver GBP, of which pictures have been on the internet for several years (pictured above). This device is said to have been lost in shipping during ownership change in 2013. The second one is a Red cartridge that has since been cut loose from its GBP, but the Nintendo security tape is still intact on the cartridge (pictured above). This Red cartridge was first seen on Reddit several months back, which is owned by a former Toys R Us employee who personally distributed Mews from the cartridge back in 1999. I recently contacted this Redditor, and offered to ship her my cart dumper in order to get the savefile dumped and safely preserved. As save data in the first two generations rely on a low-power battery, after approximately 18 years it was clear that the savefile would not have survived much longer. Due to this and the extreme rarity of these devices, this may have very well been a one time opportunity to ever preserve save data from one of these carts. Every Mew has identical IV stats: 5 HP, 10 Attack, 1 Defense, 12 Speed, and 5 Special. Every Mew in this savefile has the Original Trainer name of YOSHIRA (none YOSHIRB). I can only speculate that perhaps those on the Blue cartridges contained YOSHIRB Mews. The Trainer IDs are all unique however, and imply the Mews were generated in groups of 5 (eg. 16385, 16386, 16387, 16388, 16389, then 16443, 16444, 16445, 16446, 16447, and so on). My theory is that the Mews were generated with a "Mew machine", which was a quicker method used at other event locations to distribute YOSHIRA/YOSHIRB Mews. We know these machines distributed Mews with TIDs that incremented by 1, so due to the Trainer IDs we see here, we could assume that each savefile had different Mews(or at least that several different savefiles may exist). So other than TID, the Mews on this savefile are all identical. The way I figure it, a cart was inserted in a Mew machine, a party full of 5 were generated, the cart was removed, and while someone manually placed those 5 Mews in a PC Box, another cart was in the machine having it's party filled. I don't figure it could have been practical to give every cart unique Mews, but multiple carts were filled to have a wider variation of existing TIDs. After a handful of carts were full of Mews, their savefiles were likely copied among the hundreds of carts send to Toys R Us stores. Keep in mind though, this is purely my speculation based of the information we have. All the traded pokemon from this savefile had been previously released, so only the Mews remain. Box 11 and 12 are totally empty. Box 5 and 10 are each missing one or two Mews. Boxes 1 to 4, and 6 to 9 remain fully untouched. I did return a few Mews from the party to their proper box slot, so the TIDs line up as they were originally. Any oddball TIDs that couldn't be matched up were placed in the Party. I also want to note that I did request the rom to be dumped as well, and it was 100% identical to any other retail Red cart. While we were 99% positive this was obviously the case, it's still nice to have that confirmation. In the past some people have speculated whether or not the rom was special and would have the PC filled with Mews if a New Game was started. Once again, I want to give special thanks to Jenn from Reddit, because without her generosity, we may have never been able to obtain one of these savefiles. She did promise to supply her personal experience/memory of the event and any details, so when she does, that will be shared here as well.

Master Ball This Master Ball was distributed at Pokémon Centers in Japan to promote the National Dex guidebook for Black and White versions. It was also distributed again at the Tohoku Pokémon Center as it was not open during the original distribution. Wondercard ID 052 Games BW Type Local Wireless Dates 11.19.2011-12.03.2011 Item Master Ball

Apologies in advance, I tried to explain how everything works as succinctly as possible but there are a lot of steps involved. Here is the toolkit that was used for the PMD WiiWare fan translation. Tools included are 3 by me: PMD WiiWare Text Editor for Cool Kids (a text editor with script comparison with original English script) Footprint Runes (Font Editor) Basement Floor (Dungeon Titlecard Font Editor) And 2 by other members of the team: at7comp.py, a Python 3 script to be used for compression Conversion Toolkit (For texture conversion and filesystem management. It has a compression routine but it's slower, so the Python one is preferred.) Also included are image files and a vector file for making your own logo.