sadly no based off this glitchcity.info/wiki/Time_Capsule_exploit#From_Generation_I_to_Generation_II) reason is there isnt a glitch poke in gen 1 that is equivalent to celebi
That and also the subject of Egg, ????? (00), ????? (FE) and ????? (FF) was originally a mystery as well because No. 251+ and 000 don't have entries on the table, and you can't trade any Pokémon from Generation I to Generation II and have it end up as Celebi. However you can find the answer regarding what happens to Celebi when traded to Generation I in the article as well (glitchcity.info/wiki/Time_Capsule_exploit#From_Generation_II_to_Generation_I) thanks to this guy's research (forums.glitchcity.info/index.php?topic=6985.0), though I feel the wiki article isn't clear at parts (sorry about that). Transferring Celebi from Generation II to Generation I will cause the game to search beyond the conversion table until it finds the byte corresponding with Celebi. In Crystal a Celebi will always be converted into Omastar when traded to Generation I because the byte is at a certain position in the ROM. In Gold/Silver the search goes beyond the ROM (into RAM, which is writable by events that happen inside the game, unlike ROM) so can be hard to predict, but often is another Generation I Pokémon.
which means theoretically we could reverse the process be setting up our ram in gen 1 and trading it? of course it would be really hard to set up and do all of it in the first place lol. so short answer no celebi long answer yes, but very complicated.
@@alphacoven9524 in Gens 1-2 the actual limit was lv.255, reachable by rare candies. If you used a rare candy on a lv.255 Pokémon it reverted to lv.0, where it couldn't consume rare candies anymore. Also Gen1 glitch Pokémon changed levels randomly, getting from 128 to 80, then to 246 and after that to 4 and so on randomly. I guess the MissingNo.s kept this gimmick in Gen2 as well.
I actually think it would be great if Gen 2-3 trading was possible, you could just not allow gen 3 pokemon to be traded, then remove the high byte of the species identifier.
Actually, here is my explanation. But it's very simplified. (Note: I think the link cables are not compatible witt each other) Everything has to do with compatibility. When trading between Gen 1 and 2, you are trading between Gameboy and Gameboy Color. This seems wrong, but here's the thing - the Gameboy Color has full support with normal Gameboy games. Because of this, the link cables are also made in such a specific method in that it has that same backwards compatibility. Something that is worth noting is that both consoles use an *8-bit architecture*. Now when you are going to Gen 3, the Gameboy Advance, the architecture is much more different, being a *32-bit console*. Plus, the Gameboy Advance is way more powerful, and so while it can still play Gameboy and Gameboy Color Games, trying to get that compatibility is much harder on the GBA, as more power means that using the same old link cable would be pretty painful to make, and possibly would even waste a lot of potential, so they didn't do it. It was just not possible. The Gameboy Advance transmits *32-bit* signals through the link cable, but the Gameboy and Gameboy Color both transmit *8-bit* signals. Trying to force it to mix them together would probably cause *mayhem*, and maybe even crash and corrupt memory as the Gameboy or Gameboy Color wouldn't be able to handle those signals, so it'll be overwhelmed and possibly die. At the same time, the Gameboy Advance will be confused as to why it isn't 32-bit, possibly causing a huge underflow. Keep in mind that it's figuring it out what happened while at the same time the Gameboy is crashing and overflowing, causing there to be a bunch of corrupted data in the memory cable, and if the Game is taking up enpugh memory, even straight up crashing. Now when the corrupted memory gets sent to the GBA, it woukdn't really know what's going on. This may cause some arbitrary code exectution, if it somehow does that. The Gameboy Advance will recieve those instructions and try and exectute them as if they are 32-bit. It'll soon be sending some corrupted data to the Gameboy, making it have to do even more stuff while the whole overflow is happening, and will interpret it as extra overflow, as well as trying to execute all that code too. A bunch of stuff will happen until the game crashes. Also, Nintendo wanted the Gameboy Color to just be a tiny improvement to the Gameboy, while the Gameboy Adance was meant to be a complete overhaul.
@@yvonnetessitore6362 255 is the largest number in pokemon used for catch rate, level, also all pokemon in RBY are lv 255 if you use the Max Exp Cheat, so if you get a pokemon to lv 256, it changes to 0
The way this works for anyone wondering is that Missingno’s ID happens to be the same as some gen 2 Pokemon, there are about 30 Missingnos so basically you can think of Missingno as beta gen 2 Pokemon.
Well, if you try to put a MissingNo from gen 1 in the Pokebank, it disappears, and ALL the nicknames of your Pokémons are swaped. It means, if you have an Hypno next to a Tyranitar next to a Landorus, then Tyranitar will be named "Hypno" and Landorus will be "Tyranitar". So, better not try to !
^ unstable hybrids can do 1 of 2 things. ether the game accepts the species bite and transfers it over as said species ( if all else is ok, ie moves it knows are ones that it can learn ) or it does the missingno thing and jumbles up your pokemon names etc
0:44 I like to think the in universe reason for this is that Missingno was a at the time undiscovered Pokemon and by the events of Gold take place that Pokemon was discovered and properly catalogued
I am flabbergasted at how amazing this is just the theory of knowing what you're doing with that hex editing stuff and how intentional everything must be.. I like your explanations of stuff
Chickasauras, you do so much with breaking Pokemon games and discovering new quirks about them, yet you don't get much recognition. I love your work and I hope you gain a lot of recognition for your discoveries! Also how hard is it to discover new glitches and even set them up? I've always wondered because the hardest glitch I've been able to successfully pull off on a real Pokemon Game is the "Hatch Any Pokemon" glitch from Pokemon Emerald.
Thank you very much DimensionShifter! :) Usually what I do is read up on existing glitches if something is unfamiliar first, then try it out or do different things with it. A lot of what I record is from something that is already documented (such as on the Glitch City forums) but is obscure or is a previously unknown extension to it (like a glitch from a Japanese website th-cam.com/video/d4jBckP_mag/w-d-xo.html, or extension: a previously undocumented/obscure doll glitch menu list th-cam.com/video/qvoMpTlfPnU/w-d-xo.html). There may also be glitches that are poorly understood and I may try to deconstruct them and analyze how they work (like badge man glitch th-cam.com/video/H5BbZwt0pPA/w-d-xo.html). I feel as for discovering new glitches it can depend on how much is already known. If there is an existing glitch you may be able to put together new uses of it (e.g. new uses for arbitrary code execution), otherwise (a lot less often) at times I may find a completely new glitch (like this th-cam.com/video/-bigbgsbNiA/w-d-xo.html). This could happen by chance when playing the game.
Dammmmmmn!! Lugia creaming that Sentret caused so much experience that it entered the Twilight Zone and started leveling all over again from the beginning!
Missingno being theorized as a failed Mew clone like Ditto to try create Mewtwo and when transfered to Gold/Silver/Platinum it gets reincarnated as a Ho-oh
you might have known this but missingno are gen 2 pokemon scrapped for gen 1, gen 1 was originally going to have 190 pokemon but 39 had to be scrapped either due to time constraints or lack of space. Since gen 1 and gen 2 use the same engine (this is also kinda why they can trade with each other) game freak used the code of those pokemon to make 39 of the 100 "new" johto pokemon, when really only 61 were new.
Is it possible to find a Missingno that becomes an ?????? when traded to GSC, and not turn into a regular Gen2 Pokemon? Index number 000 maybe in all games? Or at least be shown as a ?????? in the trading section? This would be a REAL Missingno!! :D
This happened because MissingNo. and Ho-Oh/Lugia were part of a different experience group, so the game tried to the level to what it should be even though it was below the current level (if it is below the current level it may go past level 100 through the maximum value 255 to become 0 again). I'm not sure exactly why one of them skipped to the right level though. I don't know if it's possible for it to never stop gaining experience, but I imagine there is a chance that could happen with a ????? if it has a bad experience group.
@@ChickasaurusGL I presume it's because the Ho-oh Missingno. was at level 100. The Lugia Missingno. wasn't, so it had to grow -5 levels. For those who don't know, the -5 signed integer in 8-bit arithmetic is the same as the unsigned integer 251, which means that to drop 5 levels, it had to grow 251 instead.
Woah this is crazy O_o I can't imagine how much time you must have needed to actually pull that glitch off! The most complicated one I managed to make work was that Mew glitch where you use fly or teleport right before that trainer near the nugget bridge sees you. And well, I had a manual that exactly told me what to do! I never even tried to trade Missingno to my Gold Edition back then... And you actually did it! Awesome :0
Actually 39 Pokemon were meant for generation 1 but were cut and introduced in generation 2. Also Pokemon like Togepi, Ho-Oh, Marill, Snubble, Donphan appeared in Gen 1 anime and the breeding mechanic is mentioned in Gen 1 such as Butterfrees having babies and the Togepi Egg
From the leaks, we know that none of the gen 1 cut Pokemon made it into gen 2. Remember that Pokemon like Togepi and Marill debuted in the anime in 1998, only 1 year before Gold and Silver released in Japan. Gen 2 was in development since at least around mid-1996.
It would be really interesting to see how much data is actually transferred between games when the transfer animations happen. I assume the game already knows what is the outcome, so it already "completes" the transfer before the animations actually finish. Or does the animation actually match the data transmission speed? Would be something worth looking into, but I assume you'd need some sort of ROM hack (ASM?) to have "Tx" and "Rx" indicators so you can tell when the game is reading and writing data over the link - Tx being Transmit and Rx being Receive respectively.
Coburn I remember reading from somewhere that the trade animations reflect the actual trade. Well, more accurately, it said that data can only travel one way at a time trough the Link Cable. As such, let's say I'm trading a Raticate for a Pidgeotto. In gens 1, 2 and I believe 3, one would go first and then the other. Gen 4 and onwards, however, the consoles can send and receive data at the same time, which means the Raticate and Pidgeotto will essentially pass each other - like in the trade animations from DP onward. I unfortunately don't remember the source, and for all I know if could have been made up. But it all makes sense to me.
Dude your videos are amazing. I'm working on glitching Pokemon Red on Virtual Console. Got myself a level 100 Nidoking and working on getting level 100 Mew. Wish me luck.
Quembek ! Gen 4 doesn't have a time capsule, so unfortunately, this is probably impossible. Maybe someone could make a rom hack with a coded in time capsule, but that would probably be very hard
Trimint Pikachu Not in Gen 2. Gen 2 had a "time capsule" feature that allowed you to send Pokemon to Gen 1 games. This is why there is a "Johto Guard Glitch" that allows you to send Gen 2 Pokemon to Gen 1 for interesting results.
Dylan Cumberland False. MissingNo has 39 different kinds. Every MissingNo has different hex Pokemon numbers. The one that used on this video is hex 34 (which came into Ho-oh) and B8 (the ghost which came into Lugia).
So does this prove, Lugia, Ho-oh, Suicune, Entei, Raikou and a lot of other pokemon were ideas for even gen 1 even before the space world gen 2 demos!?
Hey, is there any available tutorial to change the type to a different thing that is not the ones shown in this video. I want to trade the Ho-Oh Missigno to my cartridge of Super Gold 97 and I need it to be pure flying, but I can't find the bootstrap I need for each typing anywhere.
I once had a wierd glitch with the time machine. While trading it didnt seem to work so my friend shut down his device an I got out of the time machine suddenly I had no access to my bag and I started to run into wild lvl 35 golems
Theory Missingno is Lugia but they tried to remove and missingno was the result. The reason why I think it's Lugia is because it's a bird water type and the bird type was the original version of the flying type and Lugia is said to be the guardian of the sea.
MissingNo. just means Missing Number (of pokemon) meaning like you get the No. 201 pokemon on the pokedex, but there are only 200 available No. of pokemons in the pokedex. So this can be done with every generation probably by trading a pokemon that doesn't exist in the precedent generation
Im wondering( not sure what method u used) if u could transfer these to the eshop GS when the come out then use pokebank to transfer to sun and moon. Id love to see that!!
ǝbop uʍop ǝpısdn hexadecimal numbers are numbers where relative numbers are base 16 instead of being base 10 (meaning there's 16 units to every "ten"). Memory allocation indexes in many forms of software is stored in hexes because the count from 00 to FF (the last six units to a "ten" are represented by letters from A-F so as to not have to invent new numbers) is exactly 256 units, a power of two, is easily translateable to binary by a machine.
More accurately they don't have the same hex ID but I chose these Generation I MissingNo. IDs (34 and B8) specifically because they transform into Ho-Oh (FA) and Lugia (F9). There are 39 different MissingNo. IDs; which are like entries in a list glitchcity.info/wiki/The_Big_HEX_List . There are 190 Pokémon IDs including 39 MissingNo. These aren't all possible Pokémon though. As a byte has 8 bits it supports 2^8 or 256 entries, and Pokémon beyond 190 are non-MissingNo. glitch Pokémon.
The reason that aaqrrz missingnos are actual gen 2 Pokémon on golds screen is because missing no is a unused Pokémon turned to a glitchy mess because they were unfinished and were reused in gen 2 so the missingno transforms to RIGHT Pokémon before arriving to golds game boy.
So in Gen 2, Pokemon can't down-level? In Gen 1, a Yellow Missingo could downlevel to level 1 and it would end up with 65,535 HP. So apparently in Gen 2 if a Pokemon's base stats don't fit its level, it just levels up until it overflows and then reaches the proper level? That's so odd.
Dragon Slayer Pfft, you could already get that from MANY other ways. This way is inefficient compared to the GSC save exploit. Bonus points if you just got Gold, as the exploit is extremely easy to pull off there. Crystal lowkey patched it.
I assume that once you trade missingno onto gen 2 and its pokemon data updates to show its true form (possibly from its index number) that you can't trade it back because gen 2 will see it not appearing in the first gen games.
Have you tried trading any Pokemon from Gen I to Gen II that have new secondary types like Magnemite via Pokemon Stadium 2? I know when was younger I traded a Magnemite to my Gen II game (don't remember which), and it assigned it an Electric/Fire type. It was really quite neat. I think that was the only time I did it though. Maybe something to look into as to why and how it does that?
I wonder if its possible to perform a missing no like glitch in the newer games. Of corse not the same cus they are more advanced, but managing to gain a pokemon with an invalid pokedex number would be cool.
So what will happen if we modded Pokémon red adding the special stats to 300 then see what Pokémon could be discover as missingno’s in gen one and afterwards send it to gen two, and if this is successfully the missingno would remain a missingno due to the number of Pokémon in gen 2 which is 251, the max in gen 1 special stat is 250, you know what I mean ?
Tate Quinn The Missingno had different experience groups than the respective legendaries. In other words the exp they had wasn't equal to the exp needed at level 100 in Gold/Silver but it was enough exp in Red/Blue.
Theoretically you could run the Time Capsule script without having the game check your party, yes. You can also use it to put a ????? (FF) at the top of the party (or do the same with another glitch that allows you to get ????? (FF) like bad clone glitch, international trade or Bug-Catching Contest glitch in the Japanese versions) which will make the game ignore all Generation II Pokémon below it, however moves are still blocked. This is called the Time Capsule exploit.
So, is it also possible to get a "Celebi" with this method when you own the right Missingno. ?
sadly no based off this
glitchcity.info/wiki/Time_Capsule_exploit#From_Generation_I_to_Generation_II)
reason is there isnt a glitch poke in gen 1 that is equivalent to celebi
Indigofrost I think I understand, but what would Celebi turn into if traded to gen 1?
good question... idk?
That and also the subject of Egg, ????? (00), ????? (FE) and ????? (FF) was originally a mystery as well because No. 251+ and 000 don't have entries on the table, and you can't trade any Pokémon from Generation I to Generation II and have it end up as Celebi.
However you can find the answer regarding what happens to Celebi when traded to Generation I in the article as well (glitchcity.info/wiki/Time_Capsule_exploit#From_Generation_II_to_Generation_I) thanks to this guy's research (forums.glitchcity.info/index.php?topic=6985.0), though I feel the wiki article isn't clear at parts (sorry about that). Transferring Celebi from Generation II to Generation I will cause the game to search beyond the conversion table until it finds the byte corresponding with Celebi. In Crystal a Celebi will always be converted into Omastar when traded to Generation I because the byte is at a certain position in the ROM. In Gold/Silver the search goes beyond the ROM (into RAM, which is writable by events that happen inside the game, unlike ROM) so can be hard to predict, but often is another Generation I Pokémon.
which means theoretically we could reverse the process be setting up our ram in gen 1 and trading it? of course it would be really hard to set up and do all of it in the first place lol.
so short answer no celebi
long answer yes, but very complicated.
*when you realize Missingno. Is really just a god in the wrong era*
Wait, does that mean that missingno was supposed to be Ho-oh and Lugia but got scrapped?
XD
Therandomuser 20103 it would explain why ho oh was in gen 1 anime
Therandomuser 20103 yes
He was ahead of his time
Lugia gained so many levels, that it actually lost 5.
And ho-oh lost 5 instantly :D
MissingNo is too strong for humanity to level up.
Some legends say when MissingNo reaches level 5- the world would come to an end.
AdvisorOfDark Gaming how the hell did a ghost reach above 100 limit??
@@alphacoven9524 in Gens 1-2 the actual limit was lv.255, reachable by rare candies. If you used a rare candy on a lv.255 Pokémon it reverted to lv.0, where it couldn't consume rare candies anymore. Also Gen1 glitch Pokémon changed levels randomly, getting from 128 to 80, then to 246 and after that to 4 and so on randomly. I guess the MissingNo.s kept this gimmick in Gen2 as well.
@@alphacoven9524 The game calculated that it should be level 65, but it can only increase the level, so it increases until it reaches 65.
*THIS* is why trading between Gen 2 and Gen 3 is impossible
They couldn't let the *corruption* spread any further, they sealed it off to protect us!
superWTF64lol th-cam.com/video/bc_Jovck1so/w-d-xo.html
So they used gen 1 and gen 2 way safer
I actually think it would be great if Gen 2-3 trading was possible, you could just not allow gen 3 pokemon to be traded, then remove the high byte of the species identifier.
Bruh, it's most likely because of how the technology sucks at that time so they couldn't connect 2 different devices together.
Actually, here is my explanation.
But it's very simplified.
(Note: I think the link cables are not compatible witt each other)
Everything has to do with compatibility.
When trading between Gen 1 and 2, you are trading between Gameboy and Gameboy Color.
This seems wrong, but here's the thing - the Gameboy Color has full support with normal Gameboy games. Because of this, the link cables are also made in such a specific method in that it has that same backwards compatibility.
Something that is worth noting is that both consoles use an *8-bit architecture*.
Now when you are going to Gen 3, the Gameboy Advance, the architecture is much more different, being a *32-bit console*.
Plus, the Gameboy Advance is way more powerful, and so while it can still play Gameboy and Gameboy Color Games, trying to get that compatibility is much harder on the GBA, as more power means that using the same old link cable would be pretty painful to make, and possibly would even waste a lot of potential, so they didn't do it.
It was just not possible.
The Gameboy Advance transmits *32-bit* signals through the link cable, but the Gameboy and Gameboy Color both transmit *8-bit* signals.
Trying to force it to mix them together would probably cause *mayhem*, and maybe even crash and corrupt memory as the Gameboy or Gameboy Color wouldn't be able to handle those signals, so it'll be overwhelmed and possibly die. At the same time, the Gameboy Advance will be confused as to why it isn't 32-bit, possibly causing a huge underflow. Keep in mind that it's figuring it out what happened while at the same time the Gameboy is crashing and overflowing, causing there to be a bunch of corrupted data in the memory cable, and if the Game is taking up enpugh memory, even straight up crashing. Now when the corrupted memory gets sent to the GBA, it woukdn't really know what's going on. This may cause some arbitrary code exectution, if it somehow does that. The Gameboy Advance will recieve those instructions and try and exectute them as if they are 32-bit. It'll soon be sending some corrupted data to the Gameboy, making it have to do even more stuff while the whole overflow is happening, and will interpret it as extra overflow, as well as trying to execute all that code too.
A bunch of stuff will happen until the game crashes.
Also, Nintendo wanted the Gameboy Color to just be a tiny improvement to the Gameboy, while the Gameboy Adance was meant to be a complete overhaul.
when you realize that you are trading with your future rival
i am here to annoy a random person who made this comment 6 years ago :D
251 levels from one Sentret. Didn't know Lugia grows so fast.
*magic*
Thomas Reichert need less than 1 xp point per level
Lugia likes his protein
255 likes, awesome :D
Please no more likes, lest it overflow
That Lugia had a massive EXP. rollback, and it was so hard he went back five levels. Lol.
***The legendary Water Gun Ho-Oh***
somebody thinks they're using discord
pew pew
I have a water gun jolteon from just trading.
How?
Japan.
Miko Fox *_japan. just. japan._*
Haha water gun go squirt squirt
11:00 Lugia just ascended, went back to the days as a baby and grew up again right before the trainers eyes, in one very drawn out process.
What a bizzare case of death and rebirth!😅
Lugia redefined the whole meaning of "I'm losing brain cells"
You thought it was MissingNo but it was me, Lugia.
MegaLuros Ethan: *Shocked*
MegaLuros nani??
MegaLuros KONO LUGIA DA
[ M E N A C I N G ]
salakast *N A N I ?*
When I traded a missingno to my silver version, it became an umbreon. I was happy with that. That must have been 15 years ago, at least
*Your GHOST grew to level 255*
*GHOST grew to level 0*
Logan's paul suscribers in a nutshell.
yeah. that.
0= 256 confirmed
@@yvonnetessitore6362 255 is the largest number in pokemon used for catch rate, level, also all pokemon in RBY are lv 255 if you use the Max Exp Cheat, so if you get a pokemon to lv 256, it changes to 0
@@slawomirdrapinski4538 Late, but it was a joke.
However, 256 bits does go to 0 since all digits become 0 when you add 1 bit to 255 bits.
The way this works for anyone wondering is that Missingno’s ID happens to be the same as some gen 2 Pokemon, there are about 30 Missingnos so basically you can think of Missingno as beta gen 2 Pokemon.
This will be great for Gold/Silver on the Virtual Console.
Chimera Can't wait to troll my friends with that really long level up
how about a pokemon in gen 2 knowing moves it shouldnt know bc you messed with it in gen 1 before sending it over to convert into a gen 2 pokemon ;)
Well, if you try to put a MissingNo from gen 1 in the Pokebank, it disappears, and ALL the nicknames of your Pokémons are swaped. It means, if you have an Hypno next to a Tyranitar next to a Landorus, then Tyranitar will be named "Hypno" and Landorus will be "Tyranitar".
So, better not try to !
-Racine- What about if you put an unstable hybrid?
^ unstable hybrids can do 1 of 2 things. ether the game accepts the species bite and transfers it over as said species ( if all else is ok, ie moves it knows are ones that it can learn )
or it does the missingno thing and jumbles up your pokemon names etc
I like that Gen 2 can read a Gen 2 pokémon from a Gen 1 game with no issues, and it can read a Ho-Oh with water gun, but cant read an Unstable Hybrid.
11:01 😂😂😂 I am done
ProtoMario But Proto I don't think it's that funny. But Proto I didn't know you watched these kinda videos. But Proto.... wassup
ugh its ProtoMario again....
I scrolled down looking for this comment as I was watching! Imagine my surprise so see itd be you proto lol! Thats a lotta level ups for 36exp.😮
ProtoMario but protot
omg
0:44 I like to think the in universe reason for this is that Missingno was a at the time undiscovered Pokemon and by the events of Gold take place that Pokemon was discovered and properly catalogued
I am flabbergasted at how amazing this is just the theory of knowing what you're doing with that hex editing stuff and how intentional everything must be.. I like your explanations of stuff
Chickasauras, you do so much with breaking Pokemon games and discovering new quirks about them, yet you don't get much recognition. I love your work and I hope you gain a lot of recognition for your discoveries!
Also how hard is it to discover new glitches and even set them up? I've always wondered because the hardest glitch I've been able to successfully pull off on a real Pokemon Game is the "Hatch Any Pokemon" glitch from Pokemon Emerald.
Thank you very much DimensionShifter! :)
Usually what I do is read up on existing glitches if something is unfamiliar first, then try it out or do different things with it. A lot of what I record is from something that is already documented (such as on the Glitch City forums) but is obscure or is a previously unknown extension to it (like a glitch from a Japanese website th-cam.com/video/d4jBckP_mag/w-d-xo.html, or extension: a previously undocumented/obscure doll glitch menu list th-cam.com/video/qvoMpTlfPnU/w-d-xo.html). There may also be glitches that are poorly understood and I may try to deconstruct them and analyze how they work (like badge man glitch th-cam.com/video/H5BbZwt0pPA/w-d-xo.html).
I feel as for discovering new glitches it can depend on how much is already known. If there is an existing glitch you may be able to put together new uses of it (e.g. new uses for arbitrary code execution), otherwise (a lot less often) at times I may find a completely new glitch (like this th-cam.com/video/-bigbgsbNiA/w-d-xo.html). This could happen by chance when playing the game.
Levels from 65 To 300
Goes back to 65
Bad Luck Brian made this video
Whenever I see you've uploaded it makes me happy, because I know that your content is always interesting to watch.
Thanks Deku Kitty!
“Your friend’s LUGIA appears to be abnormal!” Don’t discriminate abnormal Pokémon!
Darn, I seriously thought the game was softlocked...
Ok... Lugia, I think you've leveled up WAAAAYYY too much.
Damn, didn’t know that with only a boosted 36 exp., you could get your Pokémon to grow -5 whole levels! Impressive!
it’s 251 but still xD
Ayo, what are the chances
You can say...
Missing No was *ahead if it's time*
*YEAAAAAAAAH*
This is the pokemon equivalent of Pinocchio turning into a real boy.
nice :))
2020: Successfully transferred MissingNo to real life!
3000: successfully transferred MissingNo to the 4th dimmension!
but today's 2020.
please not this year, it would destroy reality, we're lucky we're still alive
This comment aged a lot better than it should have considering how 2020 is
shit mate so that's what caused this mess
Goddamit missingno fucked us all
Lugia: ARGH!!! What happened? Where am i? I had the weirdest dream...EVER!
Dammmmmmn!! Lugia creaming that Sentret caused so much experience that it entered the Twilight Zone and started leveling all over again from the beginning!
I just realized every Hypno in Pokémon Red is shiny (o_o)
No, gen 1 pokemon CANT be shiny, not physically anyway, if they have the dvs right they will be a shiny if traded to gen 4 and up
TheOmegaBlaziken it's a joke look at it it's looks Pink XD
TheOmegaBlaziken gen 2 and up*
Missingno being theorized as a failed Mew clone like Ditto to try create Mewtwo and when transfered to Gold/Silver/Platinum it gets reincarnated as a Ho-oh
The real question is... WHY DOES HE HAVE A LEVEL 100 TENTACOOL
So that’s why Ho-Oh was in the anime
Two vids in one day! Lucky us! Thanks!
Anytime :)
Lugia's leveling is equivalent to getting a world record in benching and then tearing your biceps right after
you might have known this but missingno are gen 2 pokemon scrapped for gen 1, gen 1 was originally going to have 190 pokemon but 39 had to be scrapped either due to time constraints or lack of space. Since gen 1 and gen 2 use the same engine (this is also kinda why they can trade with each other) game freak used the code of those pokemon to make 39 of the 100 "new" johto pokemon, when really only 61 were new.
Is it possible to find a Missingno that becomes an ?????? when traded to GSC, and not turn into a regular Gen2 Pokemon? Index number 000 maybe in all games? Or at least be shown as a ?????? in the trading section? This would be a REAL Missingno!! :D
I laughed like a nut when Lugia's level overflowed. xD
What caused the semi infinite level up thing in gold? And is it possible for it to never stop gaining xp?
This happened because MissingNo. and Ho-Oh/Lugia were part of a different experience group, so the game tried to the level to what it should be even though it was below the current level (if it is below the current level it may go past level 100 through the maximum value 255 to become 0 again). I'm not sure exactly why one of them skipped to the right level though.
I don't know if it's possible for it to never stop gaining experience, but I imagine there is a chance that could happen with a ????? if it has a bad experience group.
ChickasaurusGL Could the level skipping be due to Ho-Oh needing 0 Exp. to get to the next level according to the summary/stat screen?
Taylor Oldfield But hey, at least you can replace moves with the legal moves from leveling up.
@@ChickasaurusGL I presume it's because the Ho-oh Missingno. was at level 100.
The Lugia Missingno. wasn't, so it had to grow -5 levels. For those who don't know, the -5 signed integer in 8-bit arithmetic is the same as the unsigned integer 251, which means that to drop 5 levels, it had to grow 251 instead.
Woah this is crazy O_o
I can't imagine how much time you must have needed to actually pull that glitch off!
The most complicated one I managed to make work was that Mew glitch where you use fly or teleport right before that trainer near the nugget bridge sees you. And well, I had a manual that exactly told me what to do! I never even tried to trade Missingno to my Gold Edition back then... And you actually did it! Awesome :0
I always look forward to your videos! keep up the good work!
That Lugia levelled up so hard that it caused Gold to just sit there in the tall grass and watch his Lugia glow for fifteen minutes.
Actually 39 Pokemon were meant for generation 1 but were cut and introduced in generation 2. Also Pokemon like Togepi, Ho-Oh, Marill, Snubble, Donphan appeared in Gen 1 anime and the breeding mechanic is mentioned in Gen 1 such as Butterfrees having babies and the Togepi Egg
From the leaks, we know that none of the gen 1 cut Pokemon made it into gen 2. Remember that Pokemon like Togepi and Marill debuted in the anime in 1998, only 1 year before Gold and Silver released in Japan. Gen 2 was in development since at least around mid-1996.
Thank you for making this video. This made me feel better. Your videos always cheer me up.
Lugia leveled up by -5 levels!
Or maybe by appropriately 325 and broke the game
God, that was a really power lvl 3 sentret ghost beat near the end.
This is insane, to think gen 2 pokemon were in gen 1's coding lol. This is amazing.
woah this is awesome! Lugia and ho oh? I generally think that’s very useful for the virtual console releases!
It would be really interesting to see how much data is actually transferred between games when the transfer animations happen. I assume the game already knows what is the outcome, so it already "completes" the transfer before the animations actually finish. Or does the animation actually match the data transmission speed? Would be something worth looking into, but I assume you'd need some sort of ROM hack (ASM?) to have "Tx" and "Rx" indicators so you can tell when the game is reading and writing data over the link - Tx being Transmit and Rx being Receive respectively.
Coburn
I remember reading from somewhere that the trade animations reflect the actual trade. Well, more accurately, it said that data can only travel one way at a time trough the Link Cable. As such, let's say I'm trading a Raticate for a Pidgeotto. In gens 1, 2 and I believe 3, one would go first and then the other. Gen 4 and onwards, however, the consoles can send and receive data at the same time, which means the Raticate and Pidgeotto will essentially pass each other - like in the trade animations from DP onward.
I unfortunately don't remember the source, and for all I know if could have been made up. But it all makes sense to me.
@@fieratheproud in gen 3 games both animations pass at the same time
when you're watching the Pokémon cycle on the Red screen instead of the fights and stuff occuring on the Gold screen
Dude your videos are amazing. I'm working on glitching Pokemon Red on Virtual Console. Got myself a level 100 Nidoking and working on getting level 100 Mew. Wish me luck.
Ahhh thanks Fabu ^^. Very nice, good luck!
If it's possible... get gen4 pokemon to gen3... Can u do this??? I wonder what will happen.... Maybe gen 3 missingno (Bad egg or ????)
Quembek ! Gen 4 doesn't have a time capsule, so unfortunately, this is probably impossible. Maybe someone could make a rom hack with a coded in time capsule, but that would probably be very hard
Ol' Bluelips You can only transfer away to later generation. Not trade from later generation.
Trimint Pikachu Not in Gen 2. Gen 2 had a "time capsule" feature that allowed you to send Pokemon to Gen 1 games. This is why there is a "Johto Guard Glitch" that allows you to send Gen 2 Pokemon to Gen 1 for interesting results.
Quembek ! I think it would just come up as the Pokémon it was turned into/ho oh and lugia.
Dylan Cumberland False. MissingNo has 39 different kinds. Every MissingNo has different hex Pokemon numbers. The one that used on this video is hex 34 (which came into Ho-oh) and B8 (the ghost which came into Lugia).
So does this prove, Lugia, Ho-oh, Suicune, Entei, Raikou and a lot of other pokemon were ideas for even gen 1 even before the space world gen 2 demos!?
Can you transfer these to sun and moon
Hey, is there any available tutorial to change the type to a different thing that is not the ones shown in this video.
I want to trade the Ho-Oh Missigno to my cartridge of Super Gold 97 and I need it to be pure flying, but I can't find the bootstrap I need for each typing anywhere.
Missingo is just a random pokemon?
Oh my god the first ever loot crate
I wonder if glitch pokemon are originally Pokemon but theyre stuck in holes in time, space and reality?
Can we appreciate the fact that Ho-Oh is so OP that it can use water?
I once had a wierd glitch with the time machine. While trading it didnt seem to work so my friend shut down his device an I got out of the time machine suddenly I had no access to my bag and I started to run into wild lvl 35 golems
Bruh lugia went a full circle almost
What about trading other glitch Pokémon from Gen 1 to Gen 2?
Woah. That lugia just gained so many levels it actually lost 5 levels 😂
That Missingno turn into what generation 2 Legendary Pokemon Ho-Oh
My gut told me it would reset at lv 255. That number seems to have some significance with this game
8 bit variables can store from 0 to 255 and adding 1 to 255 gets 0
6:57 OMG LOOKS LIKE SHINY HYPNO
Wait. Why sometimes the music sounds like the ultraman from 1966 op but other times it sounds like the Bubble Bobble theme?
Ah yes, the days you didn't have to PAY to transfer your Pokémon up to later generations...
Theory
Missingno is Lugia but they tried to remove and missingno was the result.
The reason why I think it's Lugia is because it's a bird water type and the bird type was the original version of the flying type and Lugia is said to be the guardian of the sea.
Nope. There are lots of "Missignos" (along with other glitch pokémon). They are just placeholders and bat data
Their index numbers. That's why. A glitch Pokémon's index number often corresponds to that of an actual Pokémon found in Gen. II.
MissingNo. just means Missing Number (of pokemon) meaning like you get the No. 201 pokemon on the pokedex, but there are only 200 available No. of pokemons in the pokedex. So this can be done with every generation probably by trading a pokemon that doesn't exist in the precedent generation
Im wondering( not sure what method u used) if u could transfer these to the eshop GS when the come out then use pokebank to transfer to sun and moon. Id love to see that!!
Why it's a Ho-oh is because most of gen 2 Pokemon were supposed to be in gen 1. So there are other missingno.s. about 105.
Some say Lugia is still leveling to this day🤔
is there any specific reason why missingno turned into ho-oh and lugia?
Pawlok 13 thanks for the explanation, but what is a hex number?
ǝbop uʍop ǝpısdn hexadecimal numbers are numbers where relative numbers are base 16 instead of being base 10 (meaning there's 16 units to every "ten"). Memory allocation indexes in many forms of software is stored in hexes because the count from 00 to FF (the last six units to a "ten" are represented by letters from A-F so as to not have to invent new numbers) is exactly 256 units, a power of two, is easily translateable to binary by a machine.
Carlos de la cruz I don't understand, but thanks
More accurately they don't have the same hex ID but I chose these Generation I MissingNo. IDs (34 and B8) specifically because they transform into Ho-Oh (FA) and Lugia (F9). There are 39 different MissingNo. IDs; which are like entries in a list glitchcity.info/wiki/The_Big_HEX_List . There are 190 Pokémon IDs including 39 MissingNo. These aren't all possible Pokémon though. As a byte has 8 bits it supports 2^8 or 256 entries, and Pokémon beyond 190 are non-MissingNo. glitch Pokémon.
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Because the ID changes to a corresponding ID as Ho-oh and Lugia
The reason that aaqrrz missingnos are actual gen 2 Pokémon on golds screen is because missing no is a unused Pokémon turned to a glitchy mess because they were unfinished and were reused in gen 2 so the missingno transforms to RIGHT Pokémon before arriving to golds game boy.
11:00 umm... Right... Screen...?
When you start realizing that ho oh and lugia are in gen 1 as missingno
They were just written over MISSINGNO.
Could it be possible to make a custom infrared signal for Pokemon Crystal that transfers the GS Ball?
So... does this mean missigno could be the missing files of ho-oh and lugia in gen 1?
So in Gen 2, Pokemon can't down-level? In Gen 1, a Yellow Missingo could downlevel to level 1 and it would end up with 65,535 HP. So apparently in Gen 2 if a Pokemon's base stats don't fit its level, it just levels up until it overflows and then reaches the proper level? That's so odd.
This means infinite ho oh in sun and moon...
Dragon Slayer
Pfft, you could already get that from MANY other ways.
This way is inefficient compared to the GSC save exploit. Bonus points if you just got Gold, as the exploit is extremely easy to pull off there. Crystal lowkey patched it.
It’s possible with crystal. I have dozens of shiny celebii
Shaniqua
True.
The window to do it is much smaller there though.
Shaniqua you wouldn't happen to be willing to trade me one would you? :1
I could. I don’t know my friend code but contact me around June 28th becuase that’s when I get home from Vacation.
I assume that once you trade missingno onto gen 2 and its pokemon data updates to show its true form (possibly from its index number) that you can't trade it back because gen 2 will see it not appearing in the first gen games.
Have you tried trading any Pokemon from Gen I to Gen II that have new secondary types like Magnemite via Pokemon Stadium 2? I know when was younger I traded a Magnemite to my Gen II game (don't remember which), and it assigned it an Electric/Fire type. It was really quite neat. I think that was the only time I did it though.
Maybe something to look into as to why and how it does that?
I wonder if its possible to perform a missing no like glitch in the newer games. Of corse not the same cus they are more advanced, but managing to gain a pokemon with an invalid pokedex number would be cool.
Missingno glitch was gen 2 pokemon that put in gen one but they Deside to remove them but they some what failed
When you trade with someone that owns pokemon red/blue, you got gold/silver and that person sees 2 missingnos in your team.
Since when was there a 'Reset' option in pokemon R/B inside the start menu??
Wait, does this mean you could trade it all the way to the newest generation?
So what will happen if we modded Pokémon red adding the special stats to 300 then see what Pokémon could be discover as missingno’s in gen one and afterwards send it to gen two, and if this is successfully the missingno would remain a missingno due to the number of Pokémon in gen 2 which is 251, the max in gen 1 special stat is 250, you know what I mean ?
Would be cool if there were timecodes in the description, if we want to skip all the bag adjustments for 8F.
Wow lol good job tho!:'D crazy maybe some missingno were just placeholder or they are some pokes for gen two like ho-oh and lugia
I did this as a child. It traded but then the cartridge reset and you could never save again ruined my gold version.
ELI5: What caused the bizarre level-ups, particularly for Ghost?
Tate Quinn The Missingno had different experience groups than the respective legendaries. In other words the exp they had wasn't equal to the exp needed at level 100 in Gold/Silver but it was enough exp in Red/Blue.
TYVM.
Thats one strong level 3 sentret
Haha 11:02 though-
Damn over powered trainers with their fancy af pokemon
"ghost" didnt have no rollback the xp was just past overflow and started counting further from 0
is it possible to do the opposite by using the coin case glitch to bypass the check for gen II pokemon in your party?
Theoretically you could run the Time Capsule script without having the game check your party, yes.
You can also use it to put a ????? (FF) at the top of the party (or do the same with another glitch that allows you to get ????? (FF) like bad clone glitch, international trade or Bug-Catching Contest glitch in the Japanese versions) which will make the game ignore all Generation II Pokémon below it, however moves are still blocked. This is called the Time Capsule exploit.
So basicly the stat numbers of value of MissingNo. was replaced by a Ho-oh and Lugia?...