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That is an actual song in EB and it plays in certain caves. Idk much about undertale but Toby fox played the hell out of this game apparently so probably so.

​@@guniverse.5847Not where it comes from

You can't remove a dialogue.

I think is the second and third melody form the sound stone

@@aaronculebro8672 Oh right thanks

I tried it on Switch ; there's a chance for the glitched enemy to turn into Everdred's shadow, in which case it'll trigger the Boss Encounter swirl, which immediately crashes the game upon entering the fight before the first turn (you need to finish the Everdred fight before you can encounter this enemy though). The Everdred fight itself is completely normal.

Oh right, please correct me if this was all already known, and if anyone knows any more/discoveres something else, please share your findings! I'm really curious...

@@DarklyLSL It's been a while since anyone commented here, I'm honestly still surprised at how well that first video performed (like, let's be real, the editing kinda sucks), but yeah I did manage to kill it afterwards when someone asked me in the comments what happened if you killed it. I had to use Cheat Engine and the ATM Card Debug Menu cheat, and never actually managed to kill it with bashing and PSI because this thing has over 40k HP, but I did kill it with Flash Omega and the game just crashed everytime as if it did the "You Encounter ." move again. This is somehow caused by its Enemy ID (FFFF, which is either 65535 or -1, I am not sure whether this value is signed or not, but either way it is not even close to normal Enemy IDs), so my guess is the game is trying to fetch a defeat text based on the enemy's ID and ends up fetching invalid data. By changing its ID and then killing it, I managed to... crash the game again, but this time because of the EXP. Turns out it dropped way too much EXP that the game couldn't display how much each party member got UNLESS I had all 4 party members alive, in which case the EXP divided by 4 worked. Then, everything resumed to normal. Oh, and spying with Jeff also sometimes gave me an item, I think it was a Big Bottle Rocket? I also did the glitch on Switch, and for some reason sometimes the enemy had another enemy's name (Insane Cultist) and every solo target attack against it targetted Ness instead. And I also managed to turn the enemy into Everdred's shadow (when he jumps off the roof) and this specific one triggered the boss swirl which immediately crashes the game upon entering battle (most likely some invalid boss intro text). I have a lot of memory addresses saved in my CE watchlist with enemy and party members data, and found quite a lot of interesting things, like its stats, resistances, money, EXP, Action ID (which is for some reason a 2-bytes, so there are 65536 possible values, so again most are unused, and I managed to make it use moves it normally doesn't use like Defend), etc. I've been planning to do another video for a while, but I kinda got very busy with irl stuff and a certain Spyro game and lost interest with EarthBound (my interests just come and go haha, sometimes I can be obsessed with a game for a few weeks, then don't touch it for a year, and then become obsessed with it again and so on). I want to do it someday, but I don't want to force myself to do it when I don't feel like it either, I want to wait until the EarthBound hyperfixation comes back in full force, haha. Sorry.

@@Dragonsoul5000 Thanks for the insight! Hopefully when you do make a part 3/remaster to this video, it gets more views, because it's seriously interesting!

I've spent the past few days seeing what other results I can get, here are my finding so far: -Using Flash can make the enemy feel strange, which can cause the enemy to use the You Encounter move on itself. If it does, it crashes the game as soon as their turn starts. -I've had the Call menu pop up, and not crash the game. Picking any of the options seems to crash it, which makes sense, while backing out of the menu causes the glitchiness to go on longer. -I've had the debug menu pop up, but it crashed the game as soon as it did. -Amazingly, I've had the save select menu pop up. I was able to set up, copy and delete my save data from within the game itself perfectly fine, but trying to continue just black screened the game. -I've had a few glitchy resets, but the game once reset correctly, allowing me to get past the intro scene and play the game as though nothing had happened. I didn't see any side effects from this, it seemed to work as normal. -I've been teleported to Jackies Cafe with the bottom battle menu still open, no sprites in the cafe, and the middle section of the cafe was changing colours as the battle background would. Ness was not on screen and I could not move, though the text box was present until it eventually crashed. -Various other visual oddities, like text printing outside the box and on the background, other battle sprites appearing (albeit glitched out), the money box appearing in the wrong place, ect.

Back again! Unless I find something else super amazing, this'll be my last update unless someone replies: -I managed to get the debug menu open and not crash the game instantly. As expected, it has lots of interesting effects. Here are my results... -Party Edit: Worked perfectly fine. -Status Menu: Worked perfectly fine. I thought killing everyone in the party might end the battle, but it did not. -Money Edit: Worked perfectly fine. -Manuscript: Worked as it normally does. Escargo Express would deliver 'null' if selected, which I can't remember is normal or not. In the bottom two menus, when completed, it would automatically send me to the Sound Menu. -Hints: Worked perfectly fine. -Item Descriptions: Worked perfectly fine. -Hint Locators: I imagine worked as normal. -Inventory Edit: Worked as normal. -Teleport Menu: Would actually teleport to areas, but would be unable to move and crash very soon after. Different effects depending on area from my testing, most have glitched sprites and colours, as well as map elements that scroll as if they were a battle background. Some areas would teleport me to other areas very soon after getting there (Summers almost always teleported me to Dalaam soon after). Teleporting to Moonside almost always gave me a very wrong colour pallet. Once, teleporting to Magicant actually re-opened the debug menu. -Level Menu: Worked perfectly fine. -Event Flag Menu: Worked almost exactly the same as the teleport menu, but would almost always crash even sooner. -Sound Menu: Worked perfectly fine. -Weird Teleport Menu: Stilljust crashes the game.

@@emi2p169 Cheat Engine with an emulator, I only edited the value of a single pointer in memory (and for Wii, I used Dolphin Memory Engine). In a dragon's data, there is a pointer table with pointers to all elemental attacks for a specific dragon. In this table, there are 10 entries, but only 9 are used (since fury maps the same attack to both buttons), and the unused entry actually points to a valid attack, it's just never mapped to any button on any element ; this is true for both Spyro and Cynder, so that makes two unused attacks. By replacing the value (pointed address) of any used attack with the value (address) of the unused attack, the game will use that one instead. Here, I replaced the address of CKPurpleRay with the address of CKPurpleCombo (these are class names, each object has a pointer to its class name at the beginning of its data). I do have some Cheat Engine and Dolphin Memory Engine watchlists available for download in my DotD documentations spreadsheets but they haven't been updated with all the pointer stuff yet. I'll update them soon with the new addresses and pointers to elemental attacks for anyone who wants to try these attacks for themselves, all it'll take is a simple Ctrl + C on the unused pointer / Ctrl + V on any used one.

Most likely time constraints. A lot, and I mean A LOT of things were scrapped. Lots of dialogues between the heroes, a whole quest to save Sparx in (most likely) Avalar, since an unused "Save Sparx" objective exists in the middle of the Avalar objectives, a GIANT tower in Floating Islands, with only its collisions remaining (you can see it in the XXL Editor and even visit it in game by using a Fury Fling to glitch out of bounds behind the last Elite Enemy area), and so much more. If only the devs had like at least one or two more years to work on the game and update their engine... It could have been so much better.

About the spiked wall in Ruins, it normally deals 10 damage, but when you are against a closed shadow gate it deals 100 000 damage instead (there's a bit of scripting that checks if you're touching the wall in some specific trigger boxes and if the gate is closed, for both gates). And since it always deal light damage, it can be parried with the Gold Helmet and you will survive, since parrying with the Gold Helmet ignores 100% of light damage (and 80% of strong damage). I find it pretty funny that this thing goes through invincibility frames to make sure you still get hit but still gets cancelled by some dumb helmet lmao.

@@Dragonsoul5000 I never even knew parrying was what kept you alive, I always thought it was just due to something with the armor.

Thanks, but I think I won't be keeping WR for long now, there's a new guy in the Discord who's been grinding and is CRACKED at Dawn lol. Also, we're about to switch to IGT timing very soon, so RTA won't matter that much anymore. I got 29m54s IGT in this run, so I'll try to go for a sub 29 IGT next!

@@Dragonsoul5000 Goodluck and good to know there’s a new DotD runners also

Thanks <3

I did try to beat it with a full party at lvl 99 (with the debug menu) and I still couldn't lower its hp to 0 before it simply crashed the game, so I used Cheat Engine to check out how much HP this thing had, and turns out it has around 40k hp (I don't remember how much exactly), so no wonder this thing wouldn't die. Lowering its hp manually and then killing it just... crashed the game after showing glitched text in the battle text box. The enemy has full weakness to PSI Flash, so if you have Flash beta or higher you can also kill it that way, and it'll also crash the game. I'm not sure, but I think it's probably because the game is trying to pull an invalid defeat text from somewhere in memory and points to uncontrolled garbage data.

Daang, thanks for trying homie!