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I've attached the files I have of Torchic and Mudkip, but they're regular and not shiny. Checked the forums but unable to find anyone that has them. Can anyone send me in the right direction of obtaining the shiny versions, and hopefully a Treecko too? 255 - TORCHIC - 311EF99002D7.pk4 258 - MUDKIP - A5EBDB29D6B4.pk4 -
They are (arguably) Pokémon that I use or have used in my Twitter banner. Will edit any other used images into this entry. They've been down-scaled to save space and file size. Kotora An unused design that ended up being cut for 2 Generations. This design was first seen by players in the Gold/Silver '97 Spaceworld Demo. It was later discovered to also be cut from the prototype versions of Generation 1, and never made it into the final games. Its Japanese name can be seen as small tiger or tiger cub. Mitei 12 Appears to be a prototype Celebi. This design was first seen by players in the Gold/Silver '99 Spaceworld Demo. Though I believe they did not get to see it in the demo itself, but rather via the leaked game. The name basically means 12th placeholder. Okutank It has the same Japanese name as Octillery, so it is almost evident that this is a beta Octillery. This design was found in the data for the Gold/Silver Spaceworld '97 Demo. Its Japanese name could be a reference to Octopus and Tank. The tank-like elements are more apparent in this design than that final design. Poponeko Based on various similarities between its family in the demo and in the final games, it appears to a beta Skiploom. This design was found in the data for the Gold/Silver Spaceworld '97 Demo. Its Japanese name appears to be a reference to dandelion (popo from tanpopo) and cat (neko). The cat-like elements are more apparent in this design than that of the final design. Presumably the cat-like element was cut for the final games, hence why it looks less like a cat in the final build, and it was subsequently renamed in the final build. Marill Evidently a beta Marill. This design was found in the data for the Gold/Silver Spaceworld '97 Demo. The only thing notable about it, besides it being a rough look different from the final design, is that it apparently has no evolution at that point in development. Pii Evidently a beta Cleffa. This design was found in the data for the Gold/Silver Spaceworld '97 Demo. The only thing notable about it, besides it being a rough look different from the final design, is that it evolves at level 12, instead of being evolution via happiness. Nyorotono Evidently a beta Politoed. This design was found in the data for the Gold/Silver Spaceworld '97 Demo. Akueria This design was found in the data for the Gold/Silver Spaceworld '97 Demo. It is meant to be the final evolution of the water starter received in the demo. It shall be noted that Totodile is not the water starter for this demo. Taaban This design was found in the data for the Gold/Silver Spaceworld '97 Demo. It looks like it was meant to be the Shellder that got detached from a Slowbro/Slowking. Despite its apparently likeness, in the game's data, it has no evolutionary relationship to both the Slowpoke and Shellder lines. Bangirasu Apparently a beta Tyranitar. First seen on the cover of the April 1997 issue of MicroGroup Game Review. The Spaceworld '99 sprite matches the final build. The primary differences would be the change of the sprite's color, as well as the cubital fossa area being indented. This can actually be observed on the final sprite for Pokémon Gold, if that area was colored similarly to the belly area. Lizardon The beta of a female Charizard. First seen (in terms of game data) in one of the earliest prototype builds of Diamond and Pearl. It appears to be an attempt to add several early official artwork that depicts Charizard having only a single horn to the official canon. It only has one horn instead of two horns. This gender difference was never implemented into the final builds of Diamond and Pearl. There is no clue why this gender difference was avoided. Aruseus A beta version of Arceus. First seen from the June 30th Prototype Build of Diamond and Pearl. This version of Arceus already has Multitype as an ability. The default color of grey changes when it becomes other types. Karanakushi Reimagining based on leftover back sprite of Shellos from the final builds of Diamond and Pearl. Looking at the prototype build, this ambiguous back sprite was used, while it already uses the standard West/East sprite for the front sprites. The back sprite's color changes depending on the form. The same phenomenon was observed for Gastrodon. At this stage, it is not certain whether a single unified Shellos & Gastrodon existed before they were split to West/East variation, or this back sprite was simply meant to be used for testing purposes. Nicknamed by fans Latiken A prototype Pokémon that likely spawned the designs of Latias and Blaziken. This design was first seen in a pre-alpha sketch. After the pre-alpha sketch, official artwork was released that appears to match a similar style of the pre-alpha sketch. F-00 Unused shiny coloration for the Pokestar Studio opponent. First seen in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2's data. Eternal Flower Floette A 6th form of Floette, never released to players. This Floette was first seen as a Pokémon owned by AZ in the games Pokémon X&Y. This Floette cannot evolve, and be evolved into. It has 1 less base stat than the base stat total of Florges. It also has a signature Light of Ruin, that cannot be learned by any other Pokémon (besides Smeargle using Sketch on it). As of time of writing, this Pokémon was never released to players, despite the full data being in XY, ORAS, SM, USUM. The personalinfo is technically in LGPE, despite the model not being programmed into those games. Gogoat An unused shiny form of Gogoat. This unused shiny variant was first shown in an official Pokémon X&Y pre-release footage. Its shiny variation was changed upon the release of the final build. It is important to note that the non-shiny variant of Gogoat has been revealed prior to this, and in other parts of the video itself one can see regular Gogoat. Hence why this variant is believed to be the shiny variant, and not a recoloring of the regular variant. Ash Greninja An unused shiny variant of Ash Greninja. At this point in time, Ash Greninja was never made available as being shiny to players. Ghost Ghost of the Mother Marowak. The model is cool, but not obtainable by the player. A story element from the Generation 1 games that gained a 3D model. Like the Generation 1 games, this creature was not meant to be owned by players. Eternatus An Eternatus model from the prototype builds of Sword & Shield. This may not have been an intended design of Eternatus, but rather a bare-boned model for testing the script and story functions of the game. Gen 2 Cyndaquil Coloration Larvitar Coloration Beta Cyndaquil (Probably) Info I have about this is a lil' sketch. If I'm not mistaken, it was found within a leak containing various GS betas. It wasn't found in one of the games, but instead within a backup of sprites found within the source code for Korean localization process. Additionally, a palette file was found alongside it. The data was apparently found in a spot that would have been reserved for Larvitar. As such, the palette appears to be belonging to Larvitar, hence why the color is all messed up. It is not known whether it was intended to have that particular coloration, or Gen 2 Cyndaquil's coloration, or neither. It appears these backups are from the time period where GS betas were still using the Gen 1 engine (think: Spaceworld '97). Given it was thought to be an Ice or Steel type, I came up with a coloration with those types in mind. My fan Ice or Steel coloration Beta Cyndaquil Backsprite -
From the album: 258 Mudkip
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Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon | Sun and Moon | Super Mystery Dungeon | Explorers of Sky See more images Pokédex Name Mudkip Category Mud Fish Pokémon Type Ability Torrent Hidden Ability Damp Height 0.4 m (1'4") Weight 7.6 kg (16.8 lbs.) Gender 88.10% ♂ 11.90% ♀ Egg Groups Monster Water 1 Details Catch Rate 45 Evo Stage 1 Hatch Cycles 20 Base Friendship 70 Exp Growth Medium-Slow Forme Count 1 Forme Sprite 0 Color Blue Base Exp 62 Escape Rate 0 Local Variant False Stats Base EV Yield HP 50 0 Attack 70 1 Defense 50 0 Sp. Attack 50 0 Sp. Defense 50 0 Speed 40 0 BST 310 Type Effectiveness x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x0.5 x0.5 x0.5 x2 x2 x1 x0.5 x1 x1 x1 Evolution Chain Target Method Mudkip Marshtomp Level Up at level 16 Swampert Level Up at level 36 Swampert (Mega) Mega evolve with Swampertite Moves (Level Up) Level Move 1 Tackle 1 Growl 4 Water Gun 9 Mud-Slap 12 Foresight 17 Bide 20 Mud Sport 25 Rock Throw 28 Protect 33 Whirlpool 36 Take Down 41 Hydro Pump 44 Endeavor Moves (TM) Move Work Up Toxic Hail Hidden Power Ice Beam Blizzard Protect Rain Dance Frustration Return Double Team Sludge Wave Rock Tomb Facade Rest Attract Round Echoed Voice Scald Rock Slide Swagger Sleep Talk Substitute Surf Waterfall Confide Moves (Tutor) Move Water Pledge Moves (Egg) Move Parents Refresh Uproar Curse Stomp Ice Ball Mirror Coat Counter Ancient Power Whirlpool Bite Double-Edge Mud Bomb Yawn Sludge (Requires chain breeding) Avalanche Wide Guard Barrier (Requires chain breeding)
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Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon | Sun and Moon | Super Mystery Dungeon | Explorers of Sky See more images Pokédex Name Mudkip Category Mud Fish Pokémon Type Ability Torrent Hidden Ability Damp Height 0.4 m (1'4") Weight 7.6 kg (16.8 lbs.) Gender 88.10% ♂ 11.90% ♀ Egg Groups Monster Water 1 Details Catch Rate 45 Evo Stage 1 Hatch Cycles 20 Base Friendship 70 Exp Growth Medium-Slow Forme Count 1 Forme Sprite 0 Color Blue Base Exp 62 Escape Rate 0 Local Variant False Stats Base EV Yield HP 50 0 Attack 70 1 Defense 50 0 Sp. Attack 50 0 Sp. Defense 50 0 Speed 40 0 BST 310 Type Effectiveness x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x0.5 x0.5 x0.5 x2 x2 x1 x0.5 x1 x1 x1 Evolution Chain Target Method Mudkip Marshtomp Level Up at level 16 Swampert Level Up at level 36 Swampert (Mega) Mega evolve with Swampertite Moves (Level Up) Level Move 1 Tackle 1 Growl 4 Water Gun 9 Mud-Slap 12 Foresight 17 Bide 20 Mud Sport 25 Rock Throw 28 Protect 33 Whirlpool 36 Take Down 41 Hydro Pump 44 Endeavor Moves (TM) Move Work Up Toxic Hail Hidden Power Ice Beam Blizzard Protect Rain Dance Frustration Return Double Team Sludge Wave Rock Tomb Facade Rest Attract Round Echoed Voice Scald Rock Slide Swagger Sleep Talk Substitute Surf Waterfall Confide Moves (Tutor) Move Water Pledge Moves (Egg) Move Parents Refresh Uproar Curse Stomp Ice Ball Mirror Coat Counter Ancient Power Whirlpool Bite Double-Edge Mud Bomb Yawn Sludge (Requires chain breeding) Avalanche Wide Guard Barrier (Requires chain breeding)
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From the album: 258 Mudkip
