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I've managed to make a patch for the Battle Subway for BW & BW2. The list with changes made by me are at this link: http://www.mediafire.com/view/?jcp91l58n9pyrz7 Here's what the patch does: -Increase number of Pokemon in database to 1612 -All trainers in Normal line have a huge Pokemon roster -Few Super Line Pokemon were edited in terms of moveset, items and EV spread -Partner Pokemon roster is 464 (310 in Attack and 154 in Defense) NOTE: If you already have a patched rom, such as BlazeBlack2... don't worry. Use the NitroExplorer to extract the narcs from the clean rom that's been patched for the Battle Subway and reinsert them in the rom you're currently playing. Leave feedback and any suggestions of who should I fix in the Super Line and enjoy fighting in the ultimate Battle Subway. Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/io1214wdgsufxad/BattleSubwayPatch.zip

Pokemon Hoenn White has returned! Pokemon Hoenn White EX will be: EX-tra hard EX-tra fun EX-tremely addictive to play ___________________________ To get things clear: THIS IS NOT A REMAKE OF RUBY/SAPPHIRE/EMERALD AND NEVER WILL BE. IT IS DEFINITELY NOT IN THE HOENN REGION ___________________________ Now that is said, onto the introduction Introduction ___________________________ This is my second edition of my Hoenn White hack series. I started this version of the hack about a month ago due to many requests for me to put my old Hoenn White hack back up after I took it down due to corruption of the ROM and my lost enthusiasm of continuing the hack. For those who have played the old Hoenn White before, you will find that this version will be a lot different and much more challenging - I hope. I took my time with this one to make sure it will be much more enjoyable as the other hack seemed rushed by some people. Well anyway, scroll down to see the new and improved this hack has to offer, enjoy! Features ___________________________ # Difficulty - I have dramatically increased the difficulty of the hack. Will probably be too hard for inexperienced players. # Starters - The Hoenn starters will be chosen. They are Treecko, Torchic and Mudkip. # Old Faces - Hoenn people will be around the Region. # Gym leaders - You challenge the Unova leaders to gain badges, but you can also challenge Hoenn leaders as a side event (Similar to Drayano's hack). # Rivals - Brendan and May will be your rivals. # Stats - Have been modified for balancing reasons. # The Pokedex - All Pokemon found in Hoenn and their evolutions. This includes some 1st and 2nd Generation pokemon as well. # Music - Remixed Hoenn themes will be present in the hack. # Type changes - Some pokemon will have type changes for balancing and difficulty reasons. # Text edits - Text will be edited to create a twist with the plot. Screenshots ___________________________ Just the early bits off the game - you'll have to play through to see the rest! Videos ___________________________ Download ___________________________ COMPLETE Version 1.0 - Updated 3/03/13 http://www.mediafire.com/?viiiitsskiyvubt Complete version 1.0 can be played through to Ghetsis. Have not edited texts, so storyline is the same as the original Black and White. Credits ___________________________ KazoWAR - His BW tools made things so much easier for me. Elimanene - Sprites. Kaphotics - Information on the ROM. Zero - For the starter editor. PkmnSoundFontRemix - My composer for the hack - please subscribe to him as he is very talented. nothesmartest - For some of the MIDI's he gave me. WesleyFG - For the overworlds. Bugs and Issues ___________________________ *Text errors - Will be fixed later *Graphics - Will be edited later *Event Unova Pokemon - Will be edited later *Underleveled Trainers - Please report if there is any, will be edited later. *Music Errors - Some music instruments and loops may be off. Just a Note... ___________________________ Thanks to everyone who has supported me since my early hacking days. Without people supporting me, I would not have any enthusiasm to even start this version of the hack. So, please enjoy what is offered and report any bugs below. Pokemon Hoenn White EX Complete Patch 1.0.zip

Pokémon Gray, a remake of Pokémon Black, White, Black 2 and White 2. Introduction: Hi all, I'm thinking of doing a history hackrom collecting Pokémon Unova Pokémon Black and White and Black and White 2 called Pokémon Gray/Grey. The story would be Hilbert and Hilda starring in his journey through Unova mixing history of this region of the anime and manga as main story and the remaining after the Pokémon League. For example: start the standard story of Pokémon Black and White battling the gym leaders that appear in the anime with the manga events after the league will follow the story that appears in Pokémon Black and White starring Nate and Rosa. Main characters: Hilda and Hilbert are young coaches who live in Nuvema Town located in Unova. Professor Juniper sends home a gift with the three starter Pokémon so they enlist to start your Pokémon adventure. During your trip, you will find all kinds of Pokémon and trainers Unova region. Also will face Team Plasma to thwart their plans. Hugh will be your opponent in the entire game. Professor: Juniper is the proffessor Pokémon Unova region. She is responsible for delivering the starter Pokémon in that region, she is the first teacher of the main series Pokémon game and specializes in the study of the origin of the Pokémon. History: The adventure is located in the new region, Unova and begins in Nuvema Town, where you will receive the starter Pokémon: Snivy, Oshawott or Tepig. Professor Juniper and Colress will find recurring characters throughout the adventure on several occasions, as well as your good friend (Nate if you are Hilda or Rosa if you are Hilbert). The villains of Team Plasma have the task of freeing the Pokémon coaches, they believe that the Pokémon are free beings and their relationship with the legendary Reshiram and Zekrom. Will also Natural (N), which will have a say in this story. Your mission is to become champion of the Unova region, after that two years have passed since you left to start your adventure Unova's image has changed: the works have been completed and on Route 4 buildings have been built. In addition, the Driftveil City's lighthouse is gone resulting craters and founded new cities, as Aspertia City southwest of Unova. Project: This hack is conducted through Pokémon Black & White 2 and need the tools collected links at the moment for these games to pull it off, I have little experience so if one wants to do this project have permission. A greeting and thank you all.

CURRENT VERSION: 1.2 LAST UPDATED: 13th September 2012 Hack for POKÉMON WHITE ONLY This is a manga-based Hack Rom. That means you will not face the regular characters, but the MANGA characters that we all love, created by Hidenori Kusaka. All of the Unova Gym Leaders and Elite four, including the champion are gone. The "Dex Holders", the most poweful trainers in the world have taken over their roles, and you'll face them to prove that YOU deserve to receive the honor of Being called a Dex Holder. SO, IS THIS JUST A SPRITE HACK-ROM? WHATEVER! LATER, POKÉTARD! Hold it right there! This is NOT just a Sprite/Overworld/Mugshot hack! MANY THINGS on it have been edited. Evolutions, Pokémon trainers, Wild Pokémon... You know, the things you would find in a hack rom. Basically, this hack is a little below some of the Great hacks, such as BB, WW, PB, PW or Pokemon White Deluxe. But that is because this is my first hack. I would really like you to tell me what do you think of this hack as well as suggesting ideas to make it grow and to make it better. I would really appreciate that. NOW. THIS IS IMPORTANT. SO, READ IT This hack has two features you MUST KNOW BEFORE POSTING, BECAUSE I WON'T ANSWER THEM. YOU ARE WARNED. 1. For now, this hack is MEANT TO BE PLAYED ON WINTER. This is for those routes in where Pokémon change. Most notably, Route 6 and the Deerling ones. And Twist Mountain. DO NOT FORGET THAT. This should be fixed in a later release. 2. I have created this hack using a SPANISH hack rom, as I'M Spanish. THIS DOES NOT MEAN THE GAME IS IN SPANISH. It's FULLY in english. However, I have not tried in an english rom. If someone tries and it works/does not work, please, PM me. I will now post the main features of this Hack Rom. Please, give it a try and tell me what do you think about it. I’d really like to improve this hack, as I am a great fan of both videogame and manga, so please, try and comment. Features: -This is a “Clean” hack-rom. This means there are no changes in the Pokémon stats or the moves they can learn. It is like that because it was meant to keep the feeling of playing an original, well-based Pokémon Adventure. -Many Pokémon now evolve at different levels or in different ways. However, you won’t need to exchange your Pokémon to evolve them. Every single Pokémon can now be obtained by playing normally through the game. Some of them evolve a LOT sooner than before, so you can reach their final stage sooner. I am aware that certain people want their pokémon to learn certain moves before evolving them. When you download my patch, you'll also find a .txt file, in which I have written the New evolution levels or requiriments. -The trainers and Wild Pokémon have been heavily edited. But don’t expect to see normal trainers with 4-6 pokémon. That’s very rare in this hack. However, the Dex Holders are NOT like that. From the second gym, every Leader will have 6 strong Pokémon, being the first gym with just 4 pokémon per Leader. Rare wild Pokémon can be found since the beginning of the adventure. -A “new” story. Purely based on Hidenori Kusaka’s manga, I’ve “created” this story, which is slightly different from the original adventure. Cheren and Bianca are no longer your rivals. Instead, you’ll face Hugh, the rival from B2/W2 and White, who is completely based on the Manga. -Face the strongest trainer, said to be stronger even to the one who is called the master of battle, as he is one of the few who had succesfully beaten this new region champion Here you have a few screenshots. I would have added more, but i think these will give you an idea of what you'll find in my Manga-Rom Before giving you the rom, here is a changelog of what has been done so far to the game: -Changelog: Version 1.0 First Release -ALL text edited. Wild Pokémon and Trainers edited up to Ghetsis battle. No post-game yet, but the champion and the elite four have been fully edited. Cynthia's replacement still on work. -Wild Pokemon Edited. Shaking grass up to Route 3. Surfing and fishing not yet. -Mugshots Edited -Battle Sprites Edited -Overworld fully completed. Some of them need to be fixed. Version 1.2 Release: -More Wild Pokémon in Spring/Autumm/Summer routes -A few trainers are Fixed -More text edit -Blue and Silver overworlds improved -All Gym Leader (Except One) Have been changed (Elder GYM Leader+Sprite Replacements) -Altered Plots Have been added -League Totally Edited (Sprites+Mugshots+Text+Pokémon) Diamond's Mugshot is Strange.... -Surfing and Fishing edited Partly (Not Much,I don't have much time to work on this) -Text Errors Fixed (Grammatical+Text on wrong places) Patch:http://www.mediafire.com/?4axqzal3ehr6e5w

welcome, i am working on a new version of pokemon white, it's called pokemon lightning white many trainers have other pokemon, some gym leaders will be different, and you are playing a shadow triad, i still have to edit the fishing sprite. and instead of the elemental monkeys, you will recieve a kanto starter! and also, are you getting sick of the bicycle? now you will get a motorcycle and you will get it a lot earlier. soon there will come the first beta version, i hope you will like it progressing edit: player edit: 90%(only the fishing sprite must be edited) elemental monkey edit: 100% motorcycle: 100% gym leaders, elite 4 & champion: 80%(i need to know how to edit mugshot names and not all overworld sprites are done yet) title screen: 0%, editing won't work motorcycle recieving: 100% champion fly: 0% need to replace sprites

Hello people, This is the new thread of the Pokémon Hard White & Hard Black topic. We're still looking for other hackers, if you want to join in post it! This is the progress so far: Screenshots: Bugs: Downloads: Pokémon Dark Black will be created after Pokémon Bright White is done! Stay Tuned for more!

Hello everybody, I'm making a new hack for Pokémon Black and White, it's going te be extremly hard. They're named Pokémon Hard Black and Hard White (if you have an idea for a better name please post it) Screenshots Progress: Bugs: Downloads: I'm still looking for other hackers who wants to join, if you want to join, please post it! Stay tuned for more!

THIS IS NOT A REMAKE OF RUBY, SAPPHIRE OR EMERALD AND NEVER WILL BE. IT IS JUST ANOTHER HACK WITH JUST ONE REGION POKEMON IN IT INSTEAD OF ALL REGIONS. This is my hack of Pokemon White Version that only includes pokemon from the Hoenn region. I call it Pokemon Hoenn White. In the game, everything has been edited. I have even changed the trainer battle music and plan to do more. This hack will be slightly harder than Pokemon White, and training in the grass will be essential. Thanks everyone. Be sure to visit my YouTube page: http://www.youtube.c...ser/KDrapion452 Why play?: I thought a one region pokemon hack would be interesting because there are so many all region hacks such as Blaze Black and volt White or Black and White Deluxe. This hack brings a fresh new experience to the game. ROM Information Hack of: Pokemon White Version (EUROPEAN) Name of Hack: Pokemon Hoenn White Version Language: English Current Version: Beta 2.0.6 (Complete main story) Features -Hoenn Starters -Only Hoenn pokemon (Includes pokemon from other regions in the Hoenn Dex and event only Unova pokemon eg. Zekrom) -Hoenn Wild pokemon (Not Post game) -RSE Trainer battle music -Stat changes -Harder Trainers and GYM leaders -Steven Stone as Champion FAQ (Please read) Q: Will this hack be in the Hoenn region? A: NO, mapping in the 5th Gen is not possible with current tools. Q: How long is the current Beta? A: The Beta is practically completed, future updates would just bring improvements in trainer pokemon, GYM leader pokemon, sprite updates and Over-world updates for a better Hoenn experience. Q: What changes have you made that would be important to know? A: I have changed: -Starters -Pokemon stats and abilities -Sprites and Over-worlds -Trainer and GYM leader pokemon -Rivals -Music -Wild pokemon -Text -Type changes: eg. Milotic is now Water/Psychic, Volbeat and illumise now Bug/Electric. (Sorry if you do not like me copying you Drayano) Q: Do pokemon such as Machoke or Golem need to be traded for evolution? A: No, they evolve at certain levels. Q: Can you put a full ROM download instead of patches? A: No, ROM's are not allowed on this site. Q: Where can I find (put name of pokemon here)? A: I will put up locations of wild pokemon in a word document later. Q: Legendaries?Q: A: Found in the wild and very rare. Think about the most practical location of where I would put them. Q: Team Plasma? A: Still in current Beta's, although may change to Team Aqua or Magma later. Q: Will there be a Hoenn White 2? A: No, there will be a Hoenn Black 2. (lol) Download Beta 3.1.0 -mod edit: broken link, removed- ^ Patches up. Please tell me if they do not work. They are for the CLEAN Pokemon White European version Screenshots This is only the earlier parts of the game, you'll have to play it to see the rest! What to look forward to Beta 2.5: -Sprite replacements -Music replacements -Over world Replacements -Possibly a harder experience Videos http://www.youtube.c...apion452/videos Bugs DO NOT OPEN POKEDEX UNTIL YOU HAVE RECIEVED THE ELEMENTAL MONKEY FROM GIRL IN DREAMYARD Please report if you have found any Change log: Beta 1.5 (First release): -edited trainers -edited wild pokemon -edited text -edited music -edited starters -edited gym leaders Beta 2.0.0 (.1) (.2) (.3) -Improved trainers pokemon (.1 and .2) -Improved text (.2) -Improved move pools (.1 and .2) -Improved gym leaders -Added Sprite changes -Edited Evolutions -Edited wild pokemon -Edited music (.1 and .2) -Champion changed to Steven (.1 and .2) -Route names changed -Elite 4 and Champion new teams (.3) Credits: Sprites: http://oceanslugiasp...deviantart.com/ http://wesleyfg.deviantart.com/ http://jordanice42.deviantart.com/ Music: http://www.youtube.c...er/HyperShadicX Hack tools: KazoWAR- BWTE, BWSE, BWME, BWOE Pedro250- Evolution editor NeltaZero- Wild Pokemon Editor, Starter Editor

With this article posted pokebeach. I decided to try to see If I could modify and even add new formes to the game. The data chart in the article can be found in a/0/1/6, the stats files. The files in the narc match up to each Pokemon's national pokedex number. after 649 are the stats for formes. I am not sure what file 668 is, I added my two new files as file 669 and 670. For the Pokemon you want to add a forme too, open the file that matches there pokedex number and edit these offsets. offset 0x1C(2 byte) = Nobis offset 0x1E(1 byte) = Sprite offset 0x20(1 byte) = Formes Make the Nobis equal the file in a/0/1/6 you want its stats to be, leave it at 0 if the stats do not change. The Sprite is the number for what sprite to use. You can only use sprites that come after Genesect. using 1 will use the first sprite after Genesect. The sprite files are in a/0/0/4. Each Pokemon uses 20 files for their set of sprites. After Genesect's last forme sprite, there is some other data there and a long list of palette files. Not 100% sure what these are for, might be used for Arceus and all his alternate forme's colors. I added 15 dummy files to pad it to 14300 files so it would take up the space of 3 sprites(60 files) and make my added sprites be align to the 20 files per sprite rule. For this example I copied Reshiram and Zekrom's sprites. You also need to add sprites for the part icon. These files can be found in a/0/0/7. The first file is a pal file, followed by 2 files per sprite. Since there is 60 files (3 sprites) of dummy data after Genesect's last forme sprite, we must also add 6 dummy files (3 sprites) to the party icon file before adding our own. For this example I also copied Reshiram and Zekrom's sprites. Forme is the number of formes a pokemon has. If the pokemon has no extra formes this number is 0. If the Pokemon has 1 or more alternate formes then the number is the number for extra formes plus the base form. Shaymin has this value as 2 for it's Land and Sky forme. Pokemon who have a 1 here only have 1 forme in the current game and extra formes in future games. If a Pokemon has more that 1 extra forme, when it is in the first alternate forme it uses the data for the Nobis and Sprite Bytes. The next forme will use the data after those. Example would be Nobis of 669 and Sprite of 63 will cause the first alternate forme to use Nobis 669 and Sprite 63, the second alternate forme will use Nobis 670 and Sprite 64. I do not have any idea how to change formes in game with pokemon who have new forme, but you can have them appear in the wild in the forme and it will keep the forme once captured. Here is a video showing the results.

Alright, so first off, this is by no means a pretty thread yet, as i have no screenshots and no download links yet. This will all be changed when the first Beta is finished. Now onto the subject of this hack. This is a hack of Pokemon White that is supposed to make it more difficult. It will contain.... -Edited Pokemon Movesets -Edited Pokemon Stats -Every Battle will be edited -Every TM and evolutionary stone will be available before the E4. -Said Evo Stones will be given to you in greater quantities than just one (Probably 3) -Every Important trainer will have 6 Pokemon -Starters and Monkeys are swapped (you get monkey at beggining and Starter at the Dreamyard)(actually, I need some help from some experienced hackers on how to do this.) -A few moves have had their stats changed. -Only Unovan Pokemon will be in this hack. Here is a changelog of everything I have already done with Pokemon stats and movesets. Also, feel free to give suggestions if you like.

This is a rom edit of pokemon black and white where you can obtain all 649 pokemon. The difficulty of the game has been increased as well as various changes to pokemon moves and the pokemon themselves. Changes from the original versions: -All 649 pokemon are obtainable one way or another. To have version differences in the game, a pokemon may be found later in the game instead of finding it early like the other, or a pokemon may be more common to find. -Another version exclusive is how often you will require to play in a rotation/triple battle. Each game will have more matches of each type of battle. Black Version will continue to have more Rotation battles than white, and White Version will continue to have more Triple battles than black. -All trainers have their pokemon edited. This improves the difficulty in the game and satifies players to have a challenge as they play the game. -Trade evolutions is not required to evolve pokemon that needed to do so before. -Wild pokemon are stronger as well. This helps when level grinding is necessary. -Shaking Grass now contains more rare pokemon. -Dark Grass have tougher pokemon. Attack Mechanic Changes/etc -Critical hit ratio is returned to its former glory. All critical hit moves have been raised back to 25% chance to crit from previous games. -Expect to see secondary effects on moves to happen more often. Various moves have had their secondary effect increased including freezing moves(such as blizzard). -Buffs in stat-boosting moves. Moves such as Howl and Meditate now boost more than just Att. Howl is similar to Dragon Dance, and Meditate is similar to Coil. -Charge moves such as Fly, Dig, Dive are now more powerful and have a secondary effect if it did not before. -SolarBeam is no longer a charge move. It now performs similar to Fire Blast(ACC reduced to 85%. PP reduced to 5, and 10% chance to burn). -Trap moves have similar power to Surf/Flamethrower/etc(Whirlpool/Fire Spin, Sand Tomb, Clamp), or to Vicgrip(Wrap/Bind). -All move changes will be listed below soon. Pending Move Changes -Making Captivate Genderless/SpA version Charm - opinions on this change? Y or N? -Hyper Beam and similar moves - opinions on how the move should change? -Changing type for HM Strength - opinions on which type? Pokemon Type Changes Spinarak/Ariados is now Bug/Dark and movepool now reflects this. Masquerain is now Bug/Water and movepool now reflects this. Volbeat/Illumise is now Bug/Electric and movepool now reflects this. Seviper is now Poison/Dark. Glalie is now Ice/Rock and movepool now reflects this. Luxio/Luxray is now Electric/Dark and movepool now reflects this. Electivire is now Electric/Fighting and movepool now reflects this. Magmortar is now Fire/Psychic and movepool now reflects this. Servine/Serperior is now Grass/Electric and movepool now reflects this. Pignite/Emboar is now Fire/Dark and movepool now reflects this. Dewott/Samurott is now Water/Fighting and movepool now reflects this. Watchog is now Normal/Electric and movepool now reflects this. Cofagrigus is now Ghost/Steel and movepool now reflects this. Gothita/Gothorita/Gothitelle is now Psychic/Dark and movepool now reflects this. Elgyem/Beheeyem is now Psychic/Electric and movepool now reflects this. Beartic is now Ice/Fighting and movepool now reflects this. POKEMON MOVEPOOL CHANGES Kanto Pokemon Johto Pokemon Hoenn Pokemon Sinnoh Pokemon Pending Unova Pokemon Pending ROM HACK COMPLETION DETAILS Attack Changes - 100% Pokemon Movepool changes - 80%(transferring data to rom now) Pokemon TM/HM Compatability changes - 0% Wild Pokemon Changes - 0% Trainer Battle Changes - 0% Gym/E4 Battle Changes - 0% Expect more details about the hack throughout next week! *Note: sorry for the lack of creativity in first post as well as some sort of visual for the game. The thread will be updated often.

I have been editing attacks using prc_bw. My goal is to make various 'useless' attacks that generally are not beginning moves (like tackle) have improved power, accuracy, additional affects, etc. I have recorded my changes thus far here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvoKYffiN3-zdG42aWpKTjBLdUUxY29GdXZPLXRFSVE&hl=en_US Any constructive comments would be appreciated. I am especially concerned about making moves too powerful. A few notes: - A multi hit move with an additional effect-I think each hit has a separate chance to work, I still have not tested this. - A move that hits multiple opponents will have a separate chance to work per opponent hit (tested) - If I try to give separate probabilities to different stat boosts, like giving flame charge a 10% chance to boost attack as well, then all boosts are triggered as soon as one is, so it doesn't pan out. If people want a patch for this, let me know and I will try and post one. If no one likes the edits, I will wait until they are better to release it.

Welcome to my first ever page with tools! This page will be updated soon with a nice layout. [HGSSSPRITE]278[/HGSSSPRITE] OxATTACK Pokémon Black & White Attack Editor | Version 1.6 Abbreviated as OxAT, OxATTACK is a tool that lets you edit attacks (moves) in Pokémon Black and White. In the newest version 1.6, move mechanics are editable and some more effect descriptions have been added. For now, the tool can edit the following aspects: Type Category Power PP Accuracy Secondary effect Stat manipulation Basic effect Critical Hit ratio Opponent(s) Priority Frequency Move mechanics Click here to download OxATTACK Version 1.6. Big thanks and credits to TwistedFatal, who helped me a lot with the tool creation! I hope you like the tool(s). If you find any bugs, please report them here. None of my tools are known to be 100% stable, so please remember to make back-ups.

Hi guys, I'm fairly new to ROM Hacking, but I've already got a hack in production underway, which you can find information on in the ROM Edit Ideas section (Probably gonna recreate it in the Progressing Edits once I get up to the first gym done and release a beta test version). It will include things like Edited trainers, pokemon stats, pokemon types, new wild pokemon, etc. But of course, I had to learn how to edit this data. I did most of the stats and types and such by using a tool by TwistedFatal, but with changed types, of course came other things like, for example, the TMs and HMs that each pokemon could learn. That specifically is what inspired me to make this thread. I never could find a thread about TM and HM compatability. I got the information about that from Drayano. But as it turns out, ALL of the Pokemon's data (except for movesets) is located in the same narc. So, lets take a look at exactly what is in this narc file. First off, you should extract the a/0/1/6 narc file using Nitro Explorer. Next, I reccomend downloading Crystaltile2, it is a phenomenal hex editor with a feature that makes editing the hex so much easier. In the best download I found, there are two .dll files that are missing, but you can just google search them and put them in the same folder as CT2 and it should work. And for one last preparation, I reccomend you go to this website:http://www.mathsisfun.com/binary-decimal-hexadecimal-converter.html. This is an amazing Hex-Decimal-Binary converter. Now, open up the a016 narc with Crystaltile2 and in the side window that pops up, double click on the section that has "(narc file name) 1" in it. This will take you straight to Bulbasaur's Data. Let's take a closer look at it. The first byte of each Pokemon's Data is the HP stat (in Hex of course) for Bulbasaur, this is 2D, which is 45 in Decimal. Say you wanted to raise the HP stat to 65. Just type in 65 on the decimal line on that site I linked you to, and replace that 2D with whatever pops up in the Hexadecimal line (should be 41). The second byte is the base Attack Stat. 3rd is base Defense, 4th is base speed, 5th is base Sp. Atk, and 6th is base Sp. Def. This should be the exact same order for every pokemon's data. Now for the 7th and 8th bytes, I have not tested this yet, however, they should be the Pokemon types. According to this thread:this explaining things about move data, 0B, which is in byte 7 of bulbasaur's data, corresponds to the Grass type, which just so happens to be Bulbasaur's primary type. It's 8th byte, which is 03, corresponds to poison type, which is Bulbasaur's secondary type. So, more than likely, the 7th and 8th bytes are the pokemon's types. In Bulbasaur's 9th byte, we have 2D, which is 45 in decimal, which just so happens to be Bulbasaur's catch rate. In the 10th byte for Bulbasaur we have 01, which I do not know exactly what that does. My theory is that it could be it's national Pokedex number. The byte after that (11th) as two 0s in Bulbasaur's data, which could have numbers in it when it gets to the higher pokedex numbers. Probably the National dex number in hex, split into pairs, and then reversed, just like it is for the moves when editing those via hex. This is only a theory and requires testing. Now we have the 12th byte. In Bulby's data, this is another 01. I honestly have no idea what this does. Perhaps there are two different Pokedex numbers that really come into play when you get to the Unova Pokemon? I will be editing this if I find out anything new. Bytes 13-18 are just a bunch of 0s for bulby. These may come into play more in other pokemon, I have not looked into this much yet, this research is a work in progress for me. I will edit the post when and if I find out anything. I have also been unable to figure out byte 19 or 20 off of info from Serebii alone either. I will edit the post if I find out something, as usual. If it helps anyone, Bulbasaur's byte 19 is 1F (31 in dec) and byte 20 is 14 (20 in dec). My conjecture is that maybe they have something to do with Egg Groups. Byte 21 appears to be Base happiness, as the 46 there in Bulbasaur's slot (70 in decimal) is equivelant to the info on Serebii. I am not sure what bytes 22-24 are. Byte 25 appears to be a slot for abilities, because in Bulbys data, it has 41, which is 65 in decimal. According to the Ability list on Bulbapedia, 65 is Overgrow's index number. Byte 26 is probably the second ability a pokemon could have, but since Bulbasaur doesn't have one, it has only 0s there. This is made even more likely by the fact that the value in byte 27 of Bulby's data corresponds to the ability, Clorophyll (index number 34, which is 22 in hex), which bulbasaur can have through the Dream World. Bytes 29-32 are 0s in Bulbasaur's data, so I'm not yet sure what those mean. I will experiment more with that later. Byte 33 has a 01 in Bulbasaur's data. I'm not sure what exactly this means yet either. Byte 34 has a 03. Again, not quite sure what this means. Byte 35 has 40 (64 in hex). Not quite sure what that means either. Byte 36 has 00. Clueless yet again. In fact, I have no clue what pretty much all the bytes do for a while. Perhaps it is what tells the pokedex to say in the pokedex entry's and classification, cries, honestly idk. But that's why I'm researching, to find out. Now, at Byte 41, I finally find something I know about. I'm just going to say right now, Thank you so much Drayano, he's the one who taught me how to read this part. Now, we start getting into why I even decided to do the research of this narc file. The TM HM compatability. Now, at Bulbasaur's byte 21, we find the hex value, 20. If we put that into the hex section of the coverter I linked you too, we actually need to look at the binary equal to that value. It should show up as 100000, now add two zeros to the beginning of this, and we have a string of 8 numbers in binary code. This string represents Bulbasaur's compatability, to TM01-08. But the tricky part, is that it goes backwards, so the first number actually represents TM 08, and it goes backwards down the line to TM 01. The 0s mean bulbasaur can't learn that TM. The 1s mean it can. So let's get into a bit more detail shall we. After you added the two 0s to make it a string of 8 the first number is a 0, meaning that Bulbasaur can't learn TM 08. The next number is another 0, meaning it can't learn TM 07. The next number, however is a 1, meaning that Bulbasaur CAN learn TM 06. The rest are 0s, meaning that Bulbasaur can't learn TMs 05-01. Say you wanted it to be able to learn TM 01, you would go into the converter and replace the corresponding number in the binary section (in this case the last one), and replace the old hex number with the new hex number that came up on the Hex line of the converter. Now, you may be wondering "What about all the other TMs?" That comes with the next several bytes. These bytes each represent Bulbasaur's conpatability with 8 different TMs (don't forget it's in backwards order, so instead of TM 09-16, it's actually 16-09, and same for all the other bytes). When you get to the byte that's supposed to represent TMs 96-90, you may be thinking "Hey! There is no TM 96!" Well that's correct. Instead, HM 01 takes up that spot. Then, the byte after that only represents the 5 remaining HMs (so the binary string should only be 5 digits long). One last thing to note, obviously, if any of these bytes contains two 0s, that means bulbasaur can't learn ANY of the 8 TMs that that byte represents. There should be 13 bytes containing TM HM compatability data. And finally, after the TM HM compatability bytes, we come up on some more bytes that I don't know what they do. Hurrah! I have a feeling that one of the groups of bytes that consisted of mostly 00s with a 01 thrown in had something to do with the amount of EVs given out upon defeating a bulbasaur in the wild, but I do not know which. So anyway, that's all I could figure out for now. I'll be sure to edit this post with the appropriate info if I find out anything new.

Author's Webpage: http://www.geocities.jp/bt_vermeille/remodel/pokemon_bw/ | (B2W2) Japanese Program. .NET 2.0 Required. Edits the ROM, not narcs. Features: Species Editor Evolution Editor Encounter Slot Editor Move Editor Download *TRANSLATED* Pokemon ROM Changer: B2W2 - English ROMs (by Kaphotics) B2W2 - JP Translation (by Kaphotics and Andibad) BW Translation (by Andibad) For ROM Hacks: PRC for BBVW2 Complete 1.1 PRC for BBVW2 Vanilla 1.1 PRC for BBVW2 Complete 1.00 PRC for BBVW2 Vanilla 1.00 Bond697 has graciously provided decompiled code (via .NET Reflector). It's not the original code, but it compiles into the same program. Original prc_bw2 (B2W2) Original prc_bw (BW) --Source for prc_bw2 translation (English) --Source for prc_bw2's translation (JP)

Ok so my whole idea behind this ROM hack is to basically up the difficulty level of Black and White. Here are the ways I am doing this. -Increasing the level curve -Adding in Stronger and more diverse wild pokemon -Giving every gym leader six pokemon -Modifying the stats of some pokemon (including things like type and ability) -Modifying move data to make some moves more useful -Editing Item locations So far, I have edited the stats of every pokemon I wanted to edit, and I have changed the movepools of the starters and the monkeys and all their evolutions. I have also edited quite a few of the weaker moves. Here's just a sample of my work. The tepig line are now all fire/ground, and of course learn some Ground type moves. Emboar and Pignite learn Close Combat in place of Roar as well, as even though they are now Ground types, I still feel like this move suits them. While Snivy and Servine are unchanged, Serperior is now a Grass/Poison type. It learns a new-and-impreoved Poison Tail upon evolution, and it has a new ability. As you could guess, it now learns quite a few other poison type moves, some of them by leveling, some by using a Heart Scale. Dewott and Samurrot are now part Dark type, because I feel that the Dark type suits a Samurai better than a fighting type. As most dark types do, they now have a few tricks up their sleeves, such as the Weak Armor ability, which, while making them more vulnerable, can increase their speed quite a bit. Archen and Archeops have dropped their terrible Defeatist ability for Moody, which changes them from a pokemon that pretty much has to one hit kill everything or it's doomed, to a High-risk, High reward pokemon. Many of the HMs have been edited to make them more useful, such as cut changing to Grass type with 70 Power. Strength has been changed to a fighting type move with 90 Power, and Waterfall is now on Par with Surf in base power. Of course, the move data changes are not only limited to the HMs, Rock Smash and Rock Climb are now Rock type moves, which could possibly give Pokemon like Scolipede and Scrafty a new option. All of the elemental monkeys now have a fighting subtype, and of course learn a few new moves to reflect that. Progress Move editing 100% (unless I change my mind about something) Pokemon Moveset editing around 50%, i still have to do the TM/HM compatability (unless a request is made that I decide to use) Item location editing 0% (actually, if I could get some help on exactly how to do this that would be great) Trainer editing up to about the end of Route 2 Wild Pokemon editing up to Route 3 Text editing (usually to go along with item location changes) 0% Edit: Oh, and one last thing, I would prefer not to add any pokemon from previous generations. The only exception would be if it was impossible to make a gym leader have 6 pokemon without doing that. EDIT 2: Come to think of it, since I have been doing this, Shouldn't it go in Progressive Edits?

Hack of: Pokemon White Wish Unova played like a more Difficult Pokemon game while still following the Unova Rule*? Wish the Pokemon of Unova had decent Level-Up movepools? Wish the Trainers were tougher without being stupidly tough? Wish Certain Pokemon were available earlier earlier? Wish You could be a shut-in and still get those pesky Trade Evolvers? *Unova Rule-Only Unova Pokemon Pre-Game Well Look No Further! Pokemon Purest White! Level-Up Moves have changed. Later Trainers all carry Eviolites on their Unevolved Pokemon (All Gym Leaders bar-Straiton use it) Veterans use Max Revives Ace Trainers use Full Restores Wild Pokemon Locations have sitched up a bit (Vullaby in Route 4, Pidove & Minccino on Route 1, Klink on Driftveil Bridge, etc...) Team Plasma's Roster has been upgraded to incude: Karrablast line, Shelmet Line, and Pawniard Line. Dark Grass is much tougher and will rarely yeild evolved forms of Pokemon found on the Route. Shaking Grass now yeilds extremely tough pokemon in addition to Audinos. Nurses and Docters are now EXP Clerics. Gym Leaders are Tougher too, (I had to redo Striaton and Nimbasa several times). The E4 still use 4 Pokemon, but the levels are increased to compensate. Alder has a different roster. Cynthia uses her Platinum team. To evolve Trade Evolution Pokemon- Normal Trade-Level Up at Night Holding the Gem that equals their Type. Item Trade-Level Up holding Item Specific Pokemon Trade-Level with that Pokemon in Party. Thanks to Shaqnel from YouTube for the RBY wild theme used in Wild Battles. [video=youtube;wFwi4pJUAgQ] [video=youtube;1DGfD4fkaU8] [video=youtube;H2geNAdY0HI] All that's left to do- Update a few more Pokemon's Movesets. Change a few TM attacks* Fix the glitched up Trainer sprites Find a Good Patch Creator-Suggest PLEASE! *Anyone know where the TM data is held? I wanna change a few, like Bug Opposition to Signal Beam.

After seeing many Pokemon ROM hacks, and not liking most of them. I have decided to make my own, suiting my own desires; that in which I like to call "Absurd level of difficulty that is absolutely not for the faint of heart" As a rule, I dislike breaking the game by editing bases stats and adding moves that the player can have access to. Instead, I like to give advantages to the AI to make up for their lack of perception of danger, one in which is giving AI moves that they cannot learn normally (most of the time would be because that I cannot give a specific type of Hidden Power to the AI, ie. Chandelure with Aura Sphere). While the AI may have to edge, I do not wish for it to be impossible, since that will be unplayable and it will defeat the purpose. I want it to challenge the player's resource management, as well as knowledge of moves when paired with certainly abilities (since legal move combos are totally out of the window). In addition, almost every forced trainer battle will be custom tailored to a theme, unlike most hacks, I want most of the trainers to have diverse type coverage, as that is is very true difficulty lies. Think back to Stadium 2, where most trainers in Round 2 have a specific strategy, and that's what I am aiming for. Gym Leaders, and Elite Fours, as well, will not just have one type of Pokemon (I mean what is the difficulty in filling Burgh's team with 6 Bug Pokemon that can be Stone Edged?) Instead, each leader will have some sort of center piece Pokemon that the team is build from, covering their weaknesses from top to bottom, as utilizing moves such as U-turn and Volt Switch to make sure the match is not an easy one. There is a few things I like to hack that is beyond hacking trainers, and I would appreciate it if you could lend your expertise. - Forcing Battle Style to set Getting a free switch upon fainting a Pokemon offers tremendous advantages, not to mention you are told what Pokemon are being sent out! If linked battles are forced to use set function, I want the main game to have the same as well. This is only important if I ever decide to distribute this, but I want to know if this can be done. - Leader rematches, and EV trainers. The level curve of this game will be unforgiving, I want to offer level up opportunities for the player, as well as certain EV trainers that can be challenged again and again in order to perfect the EVs. Most end game bosses, and post-game bosses will require planning and good EV Spreads. If someone can tell me how it is done, please let me know. - EV reduction berries Linked with above, I need a way to distribute these as it is not possible to obtain them through normal gameplay. - 1st N Battle? Little question, but is it possible to proceed with the plot if you lose the 1st battle with N in the very beginning of the game? - Pairing up with Cheren in Wellspring Cave: Is it possible to change Chren's party when is allied with you, for the sake of consistency? I will appreciate any thoughtful input, thank you.

As the title said, I'm developing a BW trainer editor. Main reason: KazoWar's BW trainer editor work great, but the user need to extract the narc, then break the narc into the respective files, which I think not very user friendly for people who's new to this. Main feature of what I'm going to do: Will do all the narc-extracting and narc-decompilation on its own; user just need to load ROM, do what they want with the trainers, and save back into the ROM. Advantage of KazoWar's tool: More light-weight, and you can also say safer way. Screen shot of how the tool looks like: Credits: geoalpha - For the trainer list Andibad - For information on the alternate forms Kaphotics - For various information (Did I missed anyone? If so please do tell me and I'll add him/her) Bugs: See post #15. Zero's BW Trainer Editor v1.0.3

I'm making a PokeTex file list(yes, there is Kazo tool, but i have free time ) Here you are, there are only 25 for now. I use the 9.nds file hero, 53DC hero_cycle, 9804 hero_swim, BA6C heroine, C384 heroine_cycle, 107AC heroine_swim, 12A14 BW_Over, 1332C BW_Over, 1515C BW_Over, 160C8 BW_Over, 17034 BW_Over, 17FA0 BW_Over, 18F0C BW_Over, 19E78 BW_Over, 1B870 BW_Over, 1C7DC BW_Over, 1D748 BW_Over, 1E6B4 BW_Over, 200AC BW_Over, 21AA4 BW_Over, 2349C BW_Over, 24E94 BW_Over, 25E00 BW_Over, 26D6C BW_Over, 27CD8 BW_Over, 28C44 BW_Over, 29BB0 BW_Over, 2AB1C BW_Over, 2BA88 BW_Over, 2C9F4 BW_Over, 2D960 BW_Over, 2E8CC BW_Over, 2F838 BW_Over, 307A4 BW_Over, 31710 BW_Over, 33108 BW_Over, 34074 BW_Over, 34FE0 BW_Over, 35F4C BW_Over, 36EB8 BW_Over, 37E24 BW_Over, 3981C BW_Over, 3B214

Hi, this is my second tool for editing Pokemon Black and White. A Starter Editor. Notes: - As for now, the program can only change what starter Pokemon YOU get, so when you open the box from Prof. Juniper at the beginning of the game, the screen will still shows Snivy, Tepig and Oshawott. I still have no idea on how to edit that. - This program support both ROM (.nds) and NARC (a/0/5/7). - This program will not change the Pokemon that your rivals/friends get, since it need to be edited in another narc. I don't think I'll add it. Changelog: v1.0.0 - The first version. v1.0.1 - Remove the alt form from list, add in function to edit the starter's level. v1.0.2 - Fix the issue of loading different region's ROM. v1.0.2.1 - Should really fix the issue of loading different region's ROM. Credits: - Andibad, for all the information on where to edit. Please try the program (and with caution) and report here if there's any bugs. Zero's Black & White Starter Editor v1.0.2.1

Hey guys this is my first post. I wanna introduce you to some old face, battle Steven. Battle Barry, Team Galactic boss Giovanni, battle legends in B/W like Rayquaza, Giratina, etc. And have new starters, choise 3 starters off ALL starters (bulbasaur, charmander, blastoise, chikorita, cyndaquil, totodile, treecko, torchik, mudkip, turtwig, chimchar, piplup, snivy, tepig, oshawott) and with some old school wild pokemon. I got al the tools but idk how to use them, can someone make me a B/W rom with these kinda things, i would be happy with the rebattles, but the starters just make it happen.

Hi. As you can see, I'm quite an inactive member of this forum, so today I decided to share a program that I create myself. A Wild Pokemon Editor. Currently, the editor is capable of editing Pokemon encountered in all the location in the game with the exception of White Forest (impossible to edit from the ROM/NARC). Notes: As of version 1.0.4, this program/tool now support both NARC and ROM (.nds). This means, for those who does not has any experience with NitroExplorer can now edit the ROM directly. I had not finished Pokemon Black, so I might made a mistake on encounters of some location. Please point out if you found any mistakes. I'm a beginner in programming, so if got any bugs, please do point out. I will also point out that this program was build using Visual Studio 2010 on Windows 7, so I have absolutely no idea if it works on older version of windows or not (95,98,2k,ME,XP,Vista). Please do test it and report here. Thanks. Just a side note, it's always safer for everyone to save the changes on a new NARC (if you're using the NARC) or create a backup of the ROM (either by the program itself or you yourself). By doing that, you can always revert back to the original file if something went wrong. Why "load from text file" capability in v1.0.9? Someone like me usually plan out the Pokemon encounters in a notepad, as I can copy-paste duplicated lines and plan slowly without having to mess up with the ROM from the beginning. But, when I want to use this tool to populate my planned encounters, it'll take few hours. Therefore, I add in this functionality. Also, I didn't put all the new stuff in the version with header, so I'll still keep the links for v1.0.7. By the way, I'll put this note also: White Forest encounter is NOT supported as its data is actually in the save file instead of ROM. Load-from-file text file format: location_name pokemon_1,min_level,max_level pokemon_2,min_level,max_level . . . pokemon_56,min_level,max_level The line "pokemon_1,min_level,max_level" need to be repeated for 56 times per location; 12 grass, 12 dark grass, 12 shaking grass, 5 surfing, 5 rare surfing spot, 5 fishing and 5 rare fishing spot. These are the Pokemon that the alternate form is supported: Basculin Deerling Sawsbuck Burmy Wormadam Castform Cherrim Shellos Gastrodon Deoxys Rotom Meloetta Shaymin Giratina Darmanitan Credits: Drayano (I began my coding based on the information that he gave in here) Andibad (On the similar thread, I get the information on the different form of Pokemon from him) Kaphotics (I use the header data structure that he posted. Also on the same thread as above:smile:) Update: v1.0.1 : Forgot to remove Pichu Alt. form from the Pokemon list. v1.0.2 : More small changes. Change the "Dark Grass" to "Double Grass", add in instruction on how to extract the NARC (the one that this program work with) using NitroExplorer2b (don't ask me for it. Google it yourself), etc. v1.0.3 : Some more small changes. This time it's more on cosmetic changes (all these small changes are proving that I'm a total beginner in programming. Gonna learn a lesson from these) v1.0.4 : Added rom (.nds) support as well as retaining the NARC support. v1.0.4b: Well, the 'b' instead of v1.0.5 is because this update is an absolutely tiny update. Also, now I had tested the ROM and NARC support and had confirmed that it works (for me, at least) v1.0.4c: The previous version cannot load Pokemon White. This version fix it. v1.0.5 : Fix Bugs #2. v1.0.6 : I'm very sure this one fix Bugs #2. Now support Japan, Korean, US, EUR, Italian, Spanish, etc version. Also added Striaton City to the location list. v1.0.7 :I split the program into 2 version; with capability of messing up the header and without. For the header information, I don't know what it might affect, so if you just want to edit the wild encounter, get the regular version, as it totally will not display the header information and won't allow the user to edit them. Also added Route 10 (in the badge checking area), and Victory Road unknown room (I can't find it). v1.0.9 :I added the ability to load the encounter data from a text file, added a huge map for Victory Road, and rename the Victory Road Missing Room to Trial Chamber (I never encounter anything in there during my play through, so need clarification). Also added the capability to save the encounter data from the ROM into a text file. v1.0.9.3 :Fixed Ho-oh bug. v1.0.9.4 :Make the tool smaller in size in order to make the tool usable by user with smaller laptop/netbook. Bugs: 1. Found by Wyndamn: The size of NARC file changed after editing the file with the old version, followed by the new version of the tool. Status:Not fixed (unable to reproduce the same error). Link to the original post 2. Wild Pokemon Editor will not work for ROM that had been edited by KazoWar's Trainer Editor. Main reason is because the size of a/0/9/3 will change depend on number of Pokemon of the trainer, so the offset of the NARC will change accordingly. Will work on this problem. Fixed in version 1.0.7 3. Found by James816. Selecting Ho-oh will give the error of "Invalid Level". Fixed in version 1.0.9.3 Here's the files: Mediafire link for v1.0.7 (With header) Mediafire link for v1.0.7 (Regular) Latest (v1.0.9.3): Mediafire link for v1.0.9.3 Megaupload link for v1.0.9.3 Compact version (smaller size & smaller Victory Road map window) Mediafire link for v1.0.9.4 Megaupload link for v1.0.9.4 Also, since this program was built on Visual Studio 2010, I think it'll need .NET Framework 4.0 Client Profile to work. Download here : Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile (Standalone Installer)

Here are some tools I made for B/W ROM hacking. BWME edits trainer mugshot sprites. BWOE edits trainer overworld sprites. BWSE edit front/back trainer battle sprites. BWTE edits trainers and their Pokemon. BWWE edits wild Pokemon encounter tables. https://www.mediafire.com/?m3aajx7ymoi0t4w

FEATURES: *Rated X for eXtremely hard! Because let's face it, Pokemon was made with children in mind so it's made possible for a 6-year old to beat it. These hacks will prove difficult even for adult Pokemon fans. You can beat the real games simply by using your most powerful attacks, but that won't work in Pure White/Pitch Black. You'll have to rely on more advanced strategies like status effects, stat-lowering moves, and switching constantly to keep your team alive. A guide will be given to tell you how to beat the Gym Leaders/Elite 4, but their actual teams won't be revealed because that's for you to find out! *Old Places, New Faces Non-Unova Pokemon will be available to you as soon as you begin your adventure. This gives you more team options to face the upcoming challenges. Of course, you should expect your opponents to use non-Unova Pokemon as well. *Gotta Catch 'Em All! All 649 Pokemon will be available in this game without trading, transferring, or accessing the Dream World. This includes legendary Pokemon as well, although they will be especially tough to find. A list of Pokemon locations will be provided. *The Solution to Evolution Pokemon that used to evolve by trade have new evolution methods so you won't have to trade anymore. A list of new evolution methods will be provided. *Trainer is about to send in..."something"? By default in the real games, you'll always be told what your opponent will send in which gives you a chance to easily counter your opponent's next Pokemon. In these games, the trainer's Pokemon name has been replaced with the word "something" which means you'll never know what your opponent will send in next! *Smugleaf just got Smugger The truth is, starting with a Snivy gives you a disadvantage since this game is especially tough on Grass-types. To make up for this, the Snivy line now evolves much quicker than the other two starters. In addition, it also learns two new moves - Earth Power instead of Wring Out and Dragon Pulse instead of Gastro Acid. If for some reason, you still want Wring Out and Gastro Acid, you can always learn them as a Servine. *Pseudo Tutors The reason a lot of Unova Pokemon don't learn many good moves is because the huge list of tutor moves from 3rd and 4th gens are missing. To slightly make up for this, some Pokemon now learn a "tutor" move by level up. For instance, Unfezant gets Superpower, Lilligant and Vanilluxe get Earth Power, and Klinklang gets Zen Headbutt. *Doctors? More like Murderers! Doctors will always heal your Pokemon to full health...if you can beat them! But they'll always engage in triple or rotation battles and have extremely powerful Pokemon with extremely powerful moves. They may be even tougher than Gym Leaders! Don't expect to win against them the first time. However they are completely optional, just like in the real games. Nurses on the other hand, are very easy to beat and use Audinos, Chanseys, and Blisseys which are great for EXP. *Maybe you'll actually Read this time. Regular trainers in the real games never have anything to say other than a few generic lines. In these games, some trainers here and there will have a bit more interesting dialog. Expect to hear references to pop culture, world events, internet memes, innuendos, and maybe even a few things not appropriate for a Pokemon game! *WHAT DO YOU MEAN IT GETS HARDER?!? Don't expect the challenges to end once you've beaten the main storyline. Besides the rematches against the Elite 4 and your Rivals, there are more difficult battles in store for you. Can you beat the Riches family, who are even tougher than the Elite 4? Or how about clearing Challenger's Cave, where everything is at Level 100 (even the wild Pokemon!). Don't even think about beating Morimoto the first time! *Winners really Win! When the hacks come out, it will come with another challenge for players. Record your victories against the major trainers in the game and you can win actual prizes! I'll give you free shiny Pokemon (legit ones, not ones made by Pokesav), free art requests (because I can draw), and even free online gift cards! I'll post a video up with rules and more details when it is released, so stay tuned! Possible Features: *Music Editing If I finish everything listed above and there's still time left, I'll try to insert a bit of nostalgia by putting in music from Gen 1. Either way, I might hire someone to do it for me. So if you know how to insert and loop music in Black/White, I'll pay you real money for something you already know how to do! *Title Logo Editing Not anything major. Just replacing the real logos with edited logos of the names of these hacks (the images you see at the top of this post). This isn't top priority. Screenshots: Progress: Wild Pokemon Editing: Up to Celestial Tower Major Trainer Editing: Up to Marshal (first battle) Regular Trainer Editing: Up to Route 7 Expected Release Date: Last week of April 2011 Credits: KazoWAR for his Trainer Editor Pedro250 for his Evolution Editor SCV for PPTXT Drayano for telling how to edit Wild Pokemon locations elementking for telling how to edit Pokemon Level-Up moves What I want from you: Think of interesting dialog that you want trainers to say in these games. Make sure it's not related to Pokemon so that it's clearly distinguishable from the unedited dialog. Preferably something funny or something that references another popular game or movie. Keep it clean. There's only ONE trainer in this game that swears and I'd like to keep it that way.