Note on Bad Eggs: Interacting with either Glitch Pokemon using the White Hand can cause both invisible/visible Bad Eggs in Boxes 12/13. They should be able to either be released normally, deleted using the Fast Clone Deletion method show in the video, or by putting them into a group selection with the Yellow Hand. They are generally harmless, just some glitchy data that appears as a side effect. Leaf Green ACE Setup (Timestamped): th-cam.com/video/8d2kd2_iVps/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yFSQzMXvKlGs4Cs1&t=1490 Tools: E-Sh4rk FRLG ACE Generator: e-sh4rk.github.io/CodeGenerator/index_frlg.html PokeFinder: github.com/Admiral-Fish/PokeFinder/releases/tag/v4.2.0 Gen 3 Seed Assistant: github.com/papajefe/Gen-3-Seed-Assistant/releases/tag/v2.11 Eon Timer 3.0-RC6: github.com/DasAmpharos/EonTimer/releases/tag/3.0.0-rc.6 THE TEN LINES: lincoln-lm.github.io/js-finder-py/pages/ten-lines Mail Glitch Workshop Spreadsheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b0cQkzVpqpMv40desNHaAH-NbHXXdANsS9edXnhdfCk/edit?usp=sharing Sleipnir ACE Pastebin: pastebin.com/VAgKwjwJ krlw890 Substructure Organizer: krlw890.github.io/Glitzer%20Popping/substructure-organizer.html
@@SilentWrlds you don't need the game window on screen to RNG manip. I just have a capture mod so I can record videos. All the programs running on my PC are basically fancy calculators/timers and don't interact with the game at all. Now I will say that if you want to use a 3DS and play an FRLG ROM, you'll need to look up "open_agb_firm" because that's the only way to get truly console accurate seeding. But once you do, then it works just like on real cartridges
imagine walking into a pokecentre and seeing a ten year-old scribbling arcane spells on a piece of mail to channel some unholy alchemy that gives them power over living flesh
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Back in my day these games were seen as some of the most "stable" and glitch-free games, as well as ridiculously hard to crack on the RNG manipulation side of things. Crazy how that has changed this year
@@parkourguyyy did it though? This just seems like the old GameShark codes with extra steps. I almost guarantee if you looked at the GameShark codes the part that corresponds to the Pokémon would be the same as the codes here.
I literally remember back in like ~2013 seeing an April fools video on how to get to the event areas in Emerald that at the time I thought was real (I was like 10 and didn’t know about reading descriptions or comments), and it involved buying a bunch of mail then walking around and dropping it in patterns in order to “do arbitrary code execution,” little did we know 😆
1:05:55 "All I need to to do now is pick up a Mystic Water, give it to Nuzleaf, teach him cut so he has at least one move, head over to voices dot dot dot dot dot so I can switch him to A E G M, take a look at this here Beedrill and then swap Spark into the first move slot, swap him back over to exclamation points, which nets me this nice little level 100 Snubbull." This sentence would kill a medieval peasant.
It’s absolutely bonkers, at the start of this year it was basically non-existent. It was possible but no one really wanted to touch it due to Emerald. However, the glitch community yearned for more and going into 2025 we have done SO MUCH. I still can’t believe it and this is the reason why I love glitching and the glitching community in ANY game!!
I've got no plan to ever use any of this, but I am a big fan of spreadsheets and this is a work of art. I will definitely be poking around it to see how you did everything (already checked out how you got it to display the sprites. Very clever).
@@SirPhysics it's somehow not the most insane spreadsheet I've ever made... But I used to make huge workbooks for formatting charts/data in reports for work.
I used your last video to setup ace in my fire red and good lord you have put in WORK to make this easy to access and understand. Makes the gen 3 hyperfixation hit just right.
your videos are always really easy to follow, and i got into doing stuff in emerald because of your guides! can't wait to try some of this stuff out :D
I can't make my bed jokes because youtube keeps deleting my fucking comments my rage is becoming a tangible outline of myself that is threatening to peel off and clone me so we can seethe together
these are so educational and easy to understand. i have never even executed any of these glitches, or even played these pokemon games in years, but i love the way they work and just listening along. Thank you for putting in so much time and effort especially all the contributions to these apps and programs.
My contribution on the programming side is relatively minor, I'm only now learning how to really get into the more difficult stuff. All respect due to the really talented folks who made things user friendly enough for me to explain!
Going through this, it does strike me that there is so much more you can do with the glitches because the developers put so much love (so many mechanics) into the game. Like being able to use the daycare man to directly manipulate the xp, mail, items, tms, static encounters. Like if they don't put enough mechanics, then the manipulation also becomes more grueling and boring.
@@DGice2 yeah its honestly a beautiful accident that all of this works like it does. The mail glitch actually works in Emerald too, but the data doesn't line up the right way to duplicate this method. Instead of falling right at the start of Box 3 Slot 1, it's in the middle of the Pokemons data in Box 2 Slot 27, and any edits you make just brick the pokemon.
This is terrifying from a pokemon perspective. I thought you were going to turn them into shiny pokemon, but instead transmuted their entire body into something they aren't. Nervous system transplant.
This video makes me wanna learn FRLG glitches. Ive always been a huge poke fan and knew games could be speedran or exploited but the most ive ever done is trainer fly to complete the dex in Yellow
Sounds so much like an urban legend. No really if you beat the elite 4 13 times with magikarp you can fight professor oak for celebi i swear. What are the odds the actual cracked glitches turn out to be just like that
@@nobodyimportant4778 I deal blackjack for a living, if there’s anything that’s most probable, it’s the most unexpected absurd shocking outcome in the midst of a dull streak. I’d say the comedy glitches being real would be the best outcome! A bunch of aliens living amongst us who can perceive things differently trying to tell us about the glitches 👀
To be fair, the intro is very high effort relative to the rest. It would have been very hard to keep up that quality while explaining so many different things in detail/interacting with the spreadsheet etc... But I hope you watch the whole thing! 😊
The stuff people like you find is crazy. I'm absolutely stunned as to of all people like you don't have more status in the pokemon community seeing the amount of work you guys put behind this lol. I'm in college still for computer science and seeing stuff like this makes me laugh like an idiot. Appreciate the content.
amazingly detailed video, but the biggest 'FU' to me was finding out that these will not be legal until given Pokeblocks which requires trading... i have both FireRed and Emerald, but only 1 ds lite, no gbas and no link cable... guess i gotta get on that then.
You could always use an R4 with the DS Lite to extract your save data, and then move the pokemon over manually. There's a DS homebrew app called "GBA Backup Tool" that can take GBA saves and put them on the SD Card. Could even connect 2 copies of mGBA and do the actual trading, if using PkHex isn't your style. Cheaper than buying 2 systems and a link cable.
This is Gordon Ramsey level of cooking folks. Watched it once to (try and) take it all in. Will probably watch a few more times to do the fun stuff. Excellent work as always Jefe :D
0:05 "And it's all because of...MAIL" Me: "Wait, did I click on a video for Gen 3, or Gen 2? But ALSO WAIT; THE VIDEO CLIP IS FROM GEN 2, TOO??" BRUH, really though, how did it take them like ~6 (at least?) years to make MAIL not be broken?? I mean, aside that there was no reason for them to care about it, because none of us did...
Is there a ace code for resetting move tutors? I like breeding my teams normally and having a code like that would save me from having to use hack roms with infinite tutors
There's not one yet, but that's not impossible. I believe Emerald has a code like that already, just a matter of finding the right RAM addresses. I'll put this on my list of things to look into. The other one we're looking at is forcing Pokemon to evolve, so we can bypass trade/happiness evos. Still lots to do!
makes me so so happy to see new glitch discoveries like this, always thought frlg and platinum/hgss were untouchable... and now they BOTH have ace!!!!! here's to gen 5 (Haha)
Hopefully this video gets time segments like the previous as I completed the steps in the previous on an official leafgreen 1.0 english cartridge last time already
@@PapaJefeYTis it normal for codes to spawn invisible bad eggs ocasionally in box 13? and rarely even visible bad eggs(the duplication and reverse duplication helped deal with them thankfully)
@@HHHjb_ Make sure you always use Yellow Hand when interacting with the ACE glitch mon, that seems to be the main source of when I get the bad eggs in Box 13. But yeah they are pretty harmless, just a few bits getting flipped that can be easily removed via Yellow Hand Multi-Selecting them, or releasing (depending on the bits)
I love watching Pokémon speed runs, or any speed runs tbh, because of the glitches. But this honestly takes “glitches” to a whole new category. I loved watching all of the 1+ hour video. Definitely earned a subscriber with this super well put together video. Stay awesome friend!
its fun to watch this video as someone who has no pokemon glitching experience besides fucking around with an action replay in heartgold. that spreadsheet may as well be a digital devil summoning program to me. you are doing actual magic, and i can only watch and try to absorb whatever glimmers of insight i can from the work of a great mage
this makes me insanely happy because i was hoping for these gba games to have some crazy ass glitches like the gbc one. Sure maybe its not the insane glitch city but i am beaming with delight that these also have their weird glitches
So when I did this, I got a generic setup to convert moves to pokemon. I did this using an abra that I got through arbitrary code execution, perfect in all stats and (somehow) legal. Here's the route I took to get there. (start) Abra (3 HP EVs) > Venusaur (89 HP Evs) > Muk (Acid Armor) > Mew Using mew it's possible to generate any pokemon through moves so long as you can teach (or glitch) a specific move onto it without breaking the IV's or met location. Thanks for introducing me to this, now I have a brand new playground of content in a 20 year old game.
@@camusthaking1124love to see someone fully grasping the material. Mew is definitely nice as long as your required move is a TM. Smeargle is a similar principle with Sketch, but let's you get some of the more hard-to-learn moves if needed. Don't forget about hidden power types! I've since acquired a few different "test subject" Pokemon with more hidden power types and optimal IVs. There's lots of fun to be had on this playground indeed.
The interesting thing is, I don't think there is a way for modern Pokémon games to detect these manipulated and, effectively, genned Pokémon if they are used in tournaments. Someone correct me if I am wrong. I'm more interested in Event Pokémon being preserved with these type of exploits, without needing additional hardware or software.
I just love the phrase "unencrypting pokemon". It's amazing. "We turned fireblast into a glitched item" and "using this berry we can put sketch onto any pokemon" is just so crazy. Also, in spite of how incredibly crazy and fun this is, it reminds me that the overwhelming majority of competitive players just cheat their pokemon in. Or at the very least, they use Pokemon showdown, which doesn't require an hour of setup to build a basic team to test things out.
Finally catching a good video from the source of a glitch Hunter like this is so awesome!!! Good job and great work and content Bro!!! To you and all involved! ❤
Thank you very much for this video and the info! I had just followed your other video on how to get ACE on LG but I was not getting good results with the RNG manip... now with your advices on calibrating the tool and checking the seeds I can see light at end of tunnel! Hope now I can get 6IV Shiny Deoxys as I always wanted since I was a kid!
@ let’s go! Just food for thought as I was not having luck with RNG manip I saw there is a code in e shark for seed manipulation and teleport but it requires the glitch move on a Crobat to execute (Seipnir guide has a code for it but it’s for the other method of ACE, not grab ACE). I thought that maybe with the code you created for the clone glitch Pokémon you could also use it to create this Crobat with the glitch move. With that you can have both forms of ACE without needing an Emerald copy of the game. What do you think? Is it even possible? Thank you again!
@eLMCe we've definitely talked about finding a path from Mail Glitch ACE to Crobat ACE, but the route isn't solved yet. There's quite a bit of legwork involved in recreating all the Emerald stuff, but I think it can be done!
This is somehow just as nice of a compliment as trying it out, because it means the video might reach a larger audience just for ambient Pokemon related longform watching.
@@PapaJefeYT i personally think these "legal" methods of generating pokemon are too tedious to do, but how they work under the hood and the effort that goes into optimising these methods are really interesting to hear about. keep it up
@oniondesu9633 yeah at this point I don't even need better methods, or more Pokemon. I just enjoy solving the puzzle and making it work. Glad you found it interesting!
I have a problem hitting my seeds. I found a good one with the ten lines, my settings are: sound='mono', l='lr', button='start', select='yes'. When I load the game, I hit start and select at the same time and hold them until I can select my safe file. But every seed I hit, select is checked with "no" instead of "yes". What do I do wrong?
Ohhh that's my bad! I didn't explain what "Select" meant exactly. If your seed has "select=yes" then you want to hold select through the entire boot sequence. that extra button being held through boot up is what slightly shifts the seed. You'd keep it held for the whole cutscene, and then add on the A/Start press and hold at the title screen when the beeps come.
@@PapaJefeYT Just out of curiosity, why exactly does holding Select change things? Did they code the seed selection to manually check if Select is held (and if so, increment it?) or is it more of an indirect effect? This stuff is very interesting to me so I'm just curious.
@@OldDistantHermitit's actually not coded specifically to have an effect. It's a side effect of how they pull the seed from a timer that's constantly running on the CPU. The timer is deterministic, but the CPU handles everything including inputs. Basically by holding the button, you make the CPU do ever so slightly that much more work, and so it changes the output. Sensitive but predictable if you do the right things
@@PapaJefeYT That's really cool. Thanks for the explanation, and love seeing the work you and everyone else is doing shown off in a way that makes sense for everyone :)
Haven't seen the video yet but it makes me so happy just to see fire red and leaf green brought up decades after their release. Makes me so proud to be a Pokémon fan
Man I literally just bought a GB operator so I can finally unlock the events. I remember searching for glitches last year and not finding anything. This is awesome
you might have some issues running glitches in the GB operator emulator itself, but you can use the latest mGBA and I know for sure it all works there. Unless you also have a GBA/DS, in which case you're golden. Have fun!
@ hey thanks for the reply I have a GBA-SP and currently shiny hunting mewtwo but once that’s done I was planning on using the GB operator to unlock those events finally
Not always. Encryption key takes in the full PID and the SID and TID combined, so order matters. For example: FFFF0000 xor 0000FFFF would yield an encryption key of FFFFFFFF But for shinies, it only takes each half the PID and the TID/SID separately. FFFF xor 0000 xor 0000 xor FFFF = 0 Which is a square shiny, but would not be unencrypted.
@PapaJefeYT oooooh ok thank you, i was actually about to try this and had gotten to the point of rng maniping the eevee and wouldve wasted a decent amount of time messing with it
Is there a way to get to the more advanced parts of this without the RNG manips? I struggle with the timing due to a skill issue with my hands, and even when practicing on an "easy" manip like Eevee I never even seem to get close (using the bingo sheet method to track I never seem to get ON the sheet)
@@jerematic the absolute easiest way would be to use the "Create a Pokemon from Nothing" code but put in a non-glitch species. Pokemon generated that way are also unencrypted, and would been completely usable with the mail system. Because their TID/SID/PID are all just 0000 0000 Now they will be slightly more difficult to make competitive/legal, because you'll need to use corruption to tweak their IVs/Met Data. However if you just want to play around with the mail glitch, that's the easiest entry point.
@@PapaJefeYT Thank you for replying! So long as any pokemon created this way are able to PalPark to Gen 4 and be used in the battle frontier i don't mind about comp/legal You've done an amazing job with all of this!
Thank you for providing this information for everybody to see. It's opened up a whole new world for me, and I am looking forward to learning the ins and outs of everything as I go along. That said, I do have a question about RNG seed calibration. My Trainer ID and Secret ID in my copy of Pokemon FireRed do not allow me to follow along exactly with what you're doing, though I am following everything as closely as I can. I have a set of 6IVs with HP Dark that I'm trying to create on the Eevee in Celadon City. When I calculated everything needed, the code I got is as follows: "sound = mono, l = lr, button = a, select = yes." I have been fussing around with this for hours at this point, and while I've gotten plenty of close matches, none have matched what I need 1:1; it's usually the select part of the code that is messed up. I've even tried to look up what "select = yes" means, but haven't found any good answers. I know in the video you kind of mentioned that it was something about button pressing, but that doesn't really help me overcome this hurdle. Could you clarify what I'm supposed to do with "select = yes?" That would help tremendously as I strive to create my own personal army of super Pokemon in my Gen 3 Pokemon games.
@@JamesBrown-m5t "select = yes" means you need to hold select through the entire boot up sequence and intro cutscene for the duration of your first timer, you'll keep it held all the way until you pass the title screen. Sorry I didn't include this info! Hopefully that helps you get a seed calibrated
@@PapaJefeYT It has indeed been helpful. Still running into some issues with actually getting the shiny Eevee, but after messing with the timer in the days since I made this comment, I think I finally have the settings that are about as close to on point as they're going to get. Despite this, I'm still running into issues where I either hit the seed but not the advances, or the frames are too short, or some other trivial stuff like that. Probably boils down to human error and doing this on a GameBoy Advance vs a DS like you (since the lid on my DS is practically ready to fall off), but I'll continue adjusting as needed. Had a couple more questions about this process, since I'm trying to plan ahead. I have a different 10 lines calibration for HP Flying that reads: "sound = stereo"; "l=la"; "button = l"; "select = no" What does the "button = l" mean? Is it like what you told me about "select = yes" where I have to hold "l" upon first booting up? I don't have too many 10 lines cases with what I'm planning to do where this setting is essential, but I want to be prepared for those instances should I choose to bother with them. My next question might be a bit of a long shot, but can you tell me how legendary Pokemon IVs are determined for the process you showed in this video? I'll give 3 specific examples, since they are targets I plan to go for as close to 6IVs as I can get: Deoxys, Mewtwo, and Ho-oh. Mewtwo is probably the easiest, since all you need to do is press A, like with Eevee, but do you know if the IVs are set when Mewtwo goes "Mew!" or when the screen starts to fade into the battle? (So A to make Mewtwo cry out, then A or B to make the fight start, and it's upon the second press when the IVs are set?) Deoxys, as you're aware, has a small "cutscene" after you press A when the triangle is red. Is the moment you press A on the triangle when the IVs for Deoxys are set, or is it after the "cutscene" when the screen fades into the battle as the Deoxys theme starts? Ho-oh is probably the most different of the bunch, since its "cutscene" doesn't need you to press A. Instead, you need to walk to a specific spot on Navel Rock before its "cutscene" starts (at least, if I recall correctly). So how would that work? It's not like you can press A at any point and RNG for a perfect IV Ho-oh. If you can't answer my second question, that's fine. I am prepared to experiment on my own when I go for the legendaries in FireRed, but hey. May as well try asking first, right? Lol.
@@JamesBrown-m5t Button = L means you use the L button to advance last the title screen, instead of A or START. Button Mode L=A makes this possible. The legendaries are all a little different, but you should be able to tell after a couple attempts if you're getting consistent results. I know for sure Zapdos is generated immediately upon speaking to it, before the cry text box. Deoxys generates after his little cutscene, so you have to do a test run first, aiming for frame 1000 or something, and seeing if you end up at 1050, 1100, 1200 etc... For Ho-Oh you'd just treat taking your final step as the "A press".
@@PapaJefeYT Thanks again for your help! Personally, if Zapdos is as you describe, then I would think that the rest of the legendary birds, and by extension, Mewtwo, would work in the same way. Could I trouble you for one more troubleshooting question? I'm getting frustrated with my efforts after a week of no success and am no longer sure if it's my own error, or an error in the calibration, or something else entirely (ex: the time range is too tight and too susceptible to human error). I found a different calibration for HP Ice with my FireRed game that was even faster than the time for HP Dark. The HP Ice IVs are 31/30/30/31/31/31 (so basically the best you can get for HP Ice). PID I'm aiming for: F1951463, a Naive Male Eevee. Seed (hex): CEB6 Advances: 4003 Estimated total frames: 6502 Estimated Total Time: 1:48 Seed time: 41848 Settings: "sound = stereo"; "l=la"; "button = start"; "select = no" I followed the instructions in your video to the letter. I double checked that everything was calibrated right, including the PC Box names and my settings for the ACE to ensure the Eevee would be unencrypted. Yet, no matter how much I give subtle adjustments to the timer, or tried to do everything on my DS, I cannot seem to hit the magic frame for the Naive Eevee. I have come close only twice over the course of the whole week. In both instances, I hit the seed and the advances. Only trouble was that the PID was off. Both times, the PID was F195****. (The **** being a random string of letters and numbers not in line with my target. There was even one instance where it was ****F195. No idea how that happened.) Most commonly, however, I would hit Seed times around the following: 41734, 41,806, & 42400. With all of this in mind: I have got to know: is this human error? Did I do something wrong with the calibration? Should I not have made subtle calibration adjustments every few times as failed attempt after failed attempt kept happening? Is it possible to hit the target seed and advances and still be ever-so-slightly off target? Should I try to go for another seed with a time that goes over 2 minutes instead? I've tried just about everything I can think of to solve the problem at this point, and while I don't want to give up, I am seriously considering putting this down for a bit just so I can let my frustration pass. At the same time, if it's just a simple fix, why give up now? If it's better to answer these questions elsewhere, let me know. Thanks again for everything.
@@JamesBrown-m5t you've officially reached into the realm of me needing to be involved in real time... Because that is WEIRD. You absolutely should be able to hit that seed/advance. Normally, the behavior you described with ####F195 would indicate just being off by 1 advance. Gen 3 Seed Assistant and Ten Lines are off by 1 sometimes, because they count from 0... and I counted starting from 1. But F195#### as the PID when your target is F1951463, that's just astronomically unlikely with a static encounter. At this point, I'd ask that you join my discord and post in the #rng-glitch-help channel. You can @ my name directly. I'd like to follow along with you, to see what's happening in real time.
This video has been instructive and enjoyable so far, thank you! Around 42:20, I notice the names of the boxes are being changed for the Fast Clone Glitch. But the prior step taught me the names of the boxes determine the TID & SID, which determine that shiny 6 IV Eevee. So, how does renaming the boxes not affect the TID & SID, and by extension, the would-be cloned Eevee?
@@amoinoacid you only have to change the box names and do the glitch pokemon swap once, and the TID SID change is permanently applied to your save. After that you can enter new codes.
I absolutely have to try this sometime. Did ACE through item underflow in RBY and bad cloning in GSC to get 8F for legal Mew and Celebi egg respectively, so this is exciting for me
I've loosely followed R/G/B/Y, G/S/C, and R/S/E glitches for several years now, but NEVER would I have thought FR/LG could be cracked open like this! YES! MORE GLITCHES!!! I've always adored Pokemon glitches this RULES
Can’t wait to see something along these lines at a GDQ, and watch the runner jump through hoops trying to convince the audience they’re actually playing Pokémon and not doing any glitches.
I have a feeling you might enjoy locomotives... but seriously youre a wizard i could never focus long enough to do this when i know i can just download a save file from someone who has the pokemon i want
Thanks for the explanation! It's so cool that I've spent almost all my free time during last week messing around with it. I was wondering if I can use experience values from exact levels for any pokemon or move. In order to do so, I've modified my version adding the growth rates to the data and creating a new sheet that shows which pokemon, item and move match with each of those experience values for each rate. I haven't spent much time checking it yet, but I think it could be useful. I've also added to the workshop the level calculation, an extra search field that shows which levels correspond to the value for all exp curves and a table that gets the origin data from the current pokemon. If you're interested, I can share it.
that sounds super helpful! You can join my discord and share your version, I'll add the improvements when I get the chance. Yeah you can use experience to arbitrarily get any Move/Item/Species, as long as its not a glitch move that crashes the game when you swap G->A to move it around.
@@PapaJefeYT Done! You can check it out whenever you want. In fact, all the growth rate stuff started because I was trying to get the M block to look like the following bytes: 0x0000 or 0x0010 0x2180 0xFFFF 0x3FFF 0x0000 0x0000 This is an invalid combination of EVs (you can't reach it through regular EV training), so I had to get creative. Move 0x3FFF is partially stable: I managed to switch it around with 3 moves (the other two were valid low-value moves, I believe they were Pound and Gust). But that's all, when I add a 4th move, the summary becomes unstable. On the other hand, I don't think the move 0xFFFF would be stable, so I think this way is a dead end. I haven't been able to apply the MailGlitch corruption for this so far. I finally managed to do it in a weird way with an ACE and it wasn't easier. But, I want to be able to do it with the MailGlich, so I'll keep trying and looking for other ways.
Hey Jefe, I had a question; I wanted to try this out (on a much smaller scale), but I already have grab and move ACE set up, and no Retro Mail Knock Off glitch ready to execute the mail corruption. Before I get too much further, do I have to get it re-set up? I don't mind going through the process again, I think I still have the trade Farfetch'd and I made some clones of the trade Mr. Mime.
if you've already setup the Knock Off\Recycle once to do Grab ACE, then its permanently on in your game. Just give mail to all your pokemon again, and you should be able to access the glitched 7th mail slot still.
@@PapaJefeYT Oh sweet! I was about ready to go through the whole process again with the souped up trainers from the VS Seeker. I'm so happy I don't have to go through that all again. Thanks! I can't wait to get started!
That was almost as convoluted a crafting system as Path of Exile. I like Path of Exile. I also like Pokemon Gen 1-4... ... I need to see actual gameplay of this team though =)
That's quite strange. I assume you're following the right steps for your version (NINO vs. NINA). Are you playing on official hardware? Or something like emulator/analogue pocket? Another alternative is using the wrong versions of the Pokemon names. If you selected them from the Alphabet list, its possible they defaulted to "POKEMON2" which actually has different index numbers than "POKEMON". You must use the Pokemon Names from the "POKEMON" word category.
@@PapaJefeYT Yes, traded Nidorina, which is referred to as MS. NIDO. Regarding your question, I use mGBA with 1636 - Pokemon Fire Red (U).gba. I also use the Pokemon names from the "POKeMON" word category.
im actually wondering what every one of those glitched moves would do in battle, im really into this glitch stuff recently and videos like these are so addicting
@@PapaJefeYT i wonder if using some of those would corrupt a sprite of a pokemon in battle, and what would happen if you put a completely random berry into the slot where ex. sketch would appear, would it create a glitch move, corrupted pokemon or possibly a new tm with a corrupted move? cause thats probably rare but possible
Cool, so now gens 1-3 basically have Gameshark level of mon-genning, but with no drawbacks for competitive. Next step is to find some cross-gen data manipulation that turns a Weird Magikarp into whatever we want for Home.
Note on Bad Eggs: Interacting with either Glitch Pokemon using the White Hand can cause both invisible/visible Bad Eggs in Boxes 12/13. They should be able to either be released normally, deleted using the Fast Clone Deletion method show in the video, or by putting them into a group selection with the Yellow Hand. They are generally harmless, just some glitchy data that appears as a side effect.
Leaf Green ACE Setup (Timestamped):
th-cam.com/video/8d2kd2_iVps/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yFSQzMXvKlGs4Cs1&t=1490
Tools:
E-Sh4rk FRLG ACE Generator:
e-sh4rk.github.io/CodeGenerator/index_frlg.html
PokeFinder: github.com/Admiral-Fish/PokeFinder/releases/tag/v4.2.0
Gen 3 Seed Assistant: github.com/papajefe/Gen-3-Seed-Assistant/releases/tag/v2.11
Eon Timer 3.0-RC6: github.com/DasAmpharos/EonTimer/releases/tag/3.0.0-rc.6
THE TEN LINES: lincoln-lm.github.io/js-finder-py/pages/ten-lines
Mail Glitch Workshop Spreadsheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b0cQkzVpqpMv40desNHaAH-NbHXXdANsS9edXnhdfCk/edit?usp=sharing
Sleipnir ACE Pastebin: pastebin.com/VAgKwjwJ
krlw890 Substructure Organizer: krlw890.github.io/Glitzer%20Popping/substructure-organizer.html
How would I connect my 3ds to my laptop/pc?
@@SilentWrlds Why and how would you be doing this? (The answer is via homebrew with FTP or by pulling out the SD Card.)
how would i RNG manipulate without doing that?
let me rephrase how would a get the game window onto my laptop
@@SilentWrlds you don't need the game window on screen to RNG manip. I just have a capture mod so I can record videos.
All the programs running on my PC are basically fancy calculators/timers and don't interact with the game at all.
Now I will say that if you want to use a 3DS and play an FRLG ROM, you'll need to look up "open_agb_firm" because that's the only way to get truly console accurate seeding. But once you do, then it works just like on real cartridges
imagine walking into a pokecentre and seeing a ten year-old scribbling arcane spells on a piece of mail to channel some unholy alchemy that gives them power over living flesh
In the Pokémon world? Probably not the strangest thing I've seen this week.
“Oh, the magicians are summoning the elder gods again….”
@@zafool4997 and then lock eyes with the kid like: "Hey you! Let's battle!"
@@qwopiretyu do you like farting? 🤔
*[RED used **-DOOM DESIRE-** SUPERNOVA!]*
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Sephiroth!!!
There is something about this franchise that turns nerds into physicists trying to explain string theory
This is honestly almost on par with the No A press challenge of SM64, definitely gives the same vibes imo
Yo Soundgarden hell yeah
Damb ima low iq nerd now
Is this an ai bot comment.
@Bolt892 yes I am an ai bot that comments on pokemon videos and is fed info from Qanon groups
Back in my day these games were seen as some of the most "stable" and glitch-free games, as well as ridiculously hard to crack on the RNG manipulation side of things. Crazy how that has changed this year
Well, it took over a decade to find these glitches, so I'd say for its time it was pretty friggin solid
@@parkourguyyy 2 decades actally
@@diablo.the.cheater can you please not do that?
it makes us feel old lol
@@parkourguyyy did it though? This just seems like the old GameShark codes with extra steps. I almost guarantee if you looked at the GameShark codes the part that corresponds to the Pokémon would be the same as the codes here.
@@idontwantahandlethough no
"This is the holy grail of glitches"
Don't you mean ...the holy mail?
BAHAHAA
booooooo! BOOOOOO!
punching the air in anger
@@MrNyto_This is the holy mail of Pokemon glitches.
This gives hard vibes of school rumors of like "if you get all gold medals in the battle frontier, you can go to the moon to fight deoxys"
I literally remember back in like ~2013 seeing an April fools video on how to get to the event areas in Emerald that at the time I thought was real (I was like 10 and didn’t know about reading descriptions or comments), and it involved buying a bunch of mail then walking around and dropping it in patterns in order to “do arbitrary code execution,” little did we know 😆
@@KokoroFrog An* April fools video
@@zackzimmer7167 perish!!!
The good old times... I remember being tricked into believing you could take the spaceship to the moon to get Deoxys.
1:05:55 "All I need to to do now is pick up a Mystic Water, give it to Nuzleaf, teach him cut so he has at least one move, head over to voices dot dot dot dot dot so I can switch him to A E G M, take a look at this here Beedrill and then swap Spark into the first move slot, swap him back over to exclamation points, which nets me this nice little level 100 Snubbull."
This sentence would kill a medieval peasant.
A simple maneuver really 😅
i remember that one speedrun manga, and yes it just has this vibe
It’s absolutely bonkers, at the start of this year it was basically non-existent. It was possible but no one really wanted to touch it due to Emerald. However, the glitch community yearned for more and going into 2025 we have done SO MUCH. I still can’t believe it and this is the reason why I love glitching and the glitching community in ANY game!!
ruby sapphire is little by little having new advancements as well!
I'd hardly call a game that you need an entire spreadsheet in order to purposefully cause glitches unstable.
My mom didn't understand why I sent her this video, I told her she has to watch to the end to understand.
Now I have to hope I remember this comment by the time I finish this video so I can understand the joke
@@Schnort it’s not there
@@KillerSkullX look again
I've got no plan to ever use any of this, but I am a big fan of spreadsheets and this is a work of art. I will definitely be poking around it to see how you did everything (already checked out how you got it to display the sprites. Very clever).
@@SirPhysics it's somehow not the most insane spreadsheet I've ever made... But I used to make huge workbooks for formatting charts/data in reports for work.
The hydro pumps might miss but this video fucking hits
If only Focus Miss was in this game
I used your last video to setup ace in my fire red and good lord you have put in WORK to make this easy to access and understand. Makes the gen 3 hyperfixation hit just right.
That moment that sketch became duran berry I felt my mind unlock. You can basically turn anything into an item. So sick!
your videos are always really easy to follow, and i got into doing stuff in emerald because of your guides! can't wait to try some of this stuff out :D
@@ShayyTV appreciate the kind feedback. That's always my goal of making people feel like they can do this themselves 😊
Shayy?? What're you doing here, had no idea you would follow this kind of stuff lmao
Shayy!! It's so cool to see you here, ACE in Pokemon really is quite the trip lmao
Shayy.... I remember you're pokemon ACE manipulations
I can't make my bed jokes because youtube keeps deleting my fucking comments my rage is becoming a tangible outline of myself that is threatening to peel off and clone me so we can seethe together
The ACE stuff is cool and all, but props for the mad SPREADSHEET Skills. That's the true test of knowledge, talent and patience
Love how the glitch species is just a soad song
Rip to the poor Eevees that got yeeted at 45:40 lmao
Props to the guy who made that spreadsheet looks clean and awesome
That was me 😊
these are so educational and easy to understand. i have never even executed any of these glitches, or even played these pokemon games in years, but i love the way they work and just listening along. Thank you for putting in so much time and effort especially all the contributions to these apps and programs.
My contribution on the programming side is relatively minor, I'm only now learning how to really get into the more difficult stuff. All respect due to the really talented folks who made things user friendly enough for me to explain!
Going through this, it does strike me that there is so much more you can do with the glitches because the developers put so much love (so many mechanics) into the game. Like being able to use the daycare man to directly manipulate the xp, mail, items, tms, static encounters. Like if they don't put enough mechanics, then the manipulation also becomes more grueling and boring.
@@DGice2 yeah its honestly a beautiful accident that all of this works like it does. The mail glitch actually works in Emerald too, but the data doesn't line up the right way to duplicate this method. Instead of falling right at the start of Box 3 Slot 1, it's in the middle of the Pokemons data in Box 2 Slot 27, and any edits you make just brick the pokemon.
This is terrifying from a pokemon perspective. I thought you were going to turn them into shiny pokemon, but instead transmuted their entire body into something they aren't. Nervous system transplant.
notes on the intro look like sum left by the zodiac killer - you are truly a mad man
Your background lay out is the best thing I’ve seen all year
This video makes me wanna learn FRLG glitches. Ive always been a huge poke fan and knew games could be speedran or exploited but the most ive ever done is trainer fly to complete the dex in Yellow
i guess mail ain't useless anymore
Sounds so much like an urban legend. No really if you beat the elite 4 13 times with magikarp you can fight professor oak for celebi i swear.
What are the odds the actual cracked glitches turn out to be just like that
@@nobodyimportant4778 I deal blackjack for a living, if there’s anything that’s most probable, it’s the most unexpected absurd shocking outcome in the midst of a dull streak.
I’d say the comedy glitches being real would be the best outcome! A bunch of aliens living amongst us who can perceive things differently trying to tell us about the glitches 👀
2 minutes in to the video and its already so good. cant wait to lock in to the next hour. love watching you and blisey
To be fair, the intro is very high effort relative to the rest. It would have been very hard to keep up that quality while explaining so many different things in detail/interacting with the spreadsheet etc... But I hope you watch the whole thing! 😊
@@PapaJefeYT 100% watching the whole thing, thanks for the reply :)
THANK YOU. I kept doing it correctly in FireRed and got thrown off by the slash in the name instead of the O.
1:22:15 Going back and adding all the PP maxes before calling them totally complete... but leaving them all at level 99.
I wasn't sure if the EVs were perfect yet 😅
There's not a chance that I would ever do this, but I absolutely love watching and learning about it
The stuff people like you find is crazy. I'm absolutely stunned as to of all people like you don't have more status in the pokemon community seeing the amount of work you guys put behind this lol. I'm in college still for computer science and seeing stuff like this makes me laugh like an idiot. Appreciate the content.
amazingly detailed video, but the biggest 'FU' to me was finding out that these will not be legal until given Pokeblocks which requires trading...
i have both FireRed and Emerald, but only 1 ds lite, no gbas and no link cable... guess i gotta get on that then.
You could always use an R4 with the DS Lite to extract your save data, and then move the pokemon over manually. There's a DS homebrew app called "GBA Backup Tool" that can take GBA saves and put them on the SD Card. Could even connect 2 copies of mGBA and do the actual trading, if using PkHex isn't your style.
Cheaper than buying 2 systems and a link cable.
@@smolbrendan5978 just tagging you with the reply, because for some reason my phone tags but my browser doesn't lmao
I will say what Jefe said is doable, but sometimes you can find some gba sps for a cheap price at like yardsales, and a link cable should be cheap!
Pretty crazy to think we can pretty much do ACE up to Gen 3.
ACE has been possible in Gen 4 for a couple of years now.
RETIRE made a video about it. Tho I don't remember in which Gen 4 games it worked.
I only made a video on DP, but I have found RCE's and transfering ACE for all gen 4 games.
This is Gordon Ramsey level of cooking folks.
Watched it once to (try and) take it all in. Will probably watch a few more times to do the fun stuff.
Excellent work as always Jefe :D
"This guy looks to be really stable"
Move slot 2 shows nothing and slot 3 looks like it's dying🤣
I mean you saw what happens when it's NOT stable 🤣
I'm glad I can binge some more papa. Thanks for the fun content to watch brother
0:05 "And it's all because of...MAIL"
Me: "Wait, did I click on a video for Gen 3, or Gen 2? But ALSO WAIT; THE VIDEO CLIP IS FROM GEN 2, TOO??"
BRUH, really though, how did it take them like ~6 (at least?) years to make MAIL not be broken?? I mean, aside that there was no reason for them to care about it, because none of us did...
@@benjaminlaureys2603 and I love them for it.
Is there a ace code for resetting move tutors? I like breeding my teams normally and having a code like that would save me from having to use hack roms with infinite tutors
There's not one yet, but that's not impossible. I believe Emerald has a code like that already, just a matter of finding the right RAM addresses.
I'll put this on my list of things to look into. The other one we're looking at is forcing Pokemon to evolve, so we can bypass trade/happiness evos.
Still lots to do!
makes me so so happy to see new glitch discoveries like this, always thought frlg and platinum/hgss were untouchable... and now they BOTH have ace!!!!! here's to gen 5 (Haha)
I'm never going to use this stuff myself but I do always enjoy hearing you explain stuff. Also that GBA overlay is pretty funny lol
The amount of work that went in to discovering and crafting these methods / tools is unreal.
Hopefully this video gets time segments like the previous as I completed the steps in the previous on an official leafgreen 1.0 english cartridge last time already
I just added all the timestamps!
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@@PapaJefeYTis it normal for codes to spawn invisible bad eggs ocasionally in box 13? and rarely even visible bad eggs(the duplication and reverse duplication helped deal with them thankfully)
@@HHHjb_ Make sure you always use Yellow Hand when interacting with the ACE glitch mon, that seems to be the main source of when I get the bad eggs in Box 13. But yeah they are pretty harmless, just a few bits getting flipped that can be easily removed via Yellow Hand Multi-Selecting them, or releasing (depending on the bits)
Year ago was Emerald. Today is FrLg. Next year… can’t wait 😅
I love watching Pokémon speed runs, or any speed runs tbh, because of the glitches. But this honestly takes “glitches” to a whole new category. I loved watching all of the 1+ hour video. Definitely earned a subscriber with this super well put together video. Stay awesome friend!
i had to rewatch the mail glitch setup because my mind was completely blown by the idea of just a photo of a gba as an overlay
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, Papa Jefe!
Your dedication to glitches and RNG has inspired me greatly!
FANTASTIC WORK!! I adore this community, this will be so fun to play around with!! Thank you for this guide!
its fun to watch this video as someone who has no pokemon glitching experience besides fucking around with an action replay in heartgold. that spreadsheet may as well be a digital devil summoning program to me. you are doing actual magic, and i can only watch and try to absorb whatever glimmers of insight i can from the work of a great mage
you understood the true essence of the material
0 hour gang rise up, Jefe dropped a banger
Thank you for explaining this very clearly. I was lost watching other videos on this.
This is basically like learning assembler
Using an Eevee when talking about EV's is needlessly confusing 😂
regardless, awesome video bro! really enjoyed it
You dropped this at the perfect time. Just finished work :D.
This is my favorite content. Rng, glitches... The passion for both Pokémon and computers together ❤
Whats the song in the beginning? Been trying to figure out the name forever
@@mjthe_great it's the area zero theme from scarlet and violet
this makes me insanely happy because i was hoping for these gba games to have some crazy ass glitches like the gbc one. Sure maybe its not the insane glitch city but i am beaming with delight that these also have their weird glitches
So when I did this, I got a generic setup to convert moves to pokemon. I did this using an abra that I got through arbitrary code execution, perfect in all stats and (somehow) legal. Here's the route I took to get there.
(start) Abra (3 HP EVs) > Venusaur (89 HP Evs) > Muk (Acid Armor) > Mew
Using mew it's possible to generate any pokemon through moves so long as you can teach (or glitch) a specific move onto it without breaking the IV's or met location. Thanks for introducing me to this, now I have a brand new playground of content in a 20 year old game.
@@camusthaking1124love to see someone fully grasping the material.
Mew is definitely nice as long as your required move is a TM. Smeargle is a similar principle with Sketch, but let's you get some of the more hard-to-learn moves if needed.
Don't forget about hidden power types! I've since acquired a few different "test subject" Pokemon with more hidden power types and optimal IVs.
There's lots of fun to be had on this playground indeed.
The interesting thing is, I don't think there is a way for modern Pokémon games to detect these manipulated and, effectively, genned Pokémon if they are used in tournaments. Someone correct me if I am wrong.
I'm more interested in Event Pokémon being preserved with these type of exploits, without needing additional hardware or software.
Great video, thank you!
Came for the mail glitch, subbed for the amazing content
i am so thankful for you
Thank you for watching 😊
I only just realised towards the end that the title is a reference to Jimothy as well. Outstanding move, Father Jeférssen.
I just love the phrase "unencrypting pokemon". It's amazing. "We turned fireblast into a glitched item" and "using this berry we can put sketch onto any pokemon" is just so crazy.
Also, in spite of how incredibly crazy and fun this is, it reminds me that the overwhelming majority of competitive players just cheat their pokemon in. Or at the very least, they use Pokemon showdown, which doesn't require an hour of setup to build a basic team to test things out.
Love you and your content man! Messing with memory editing isso fun when you know what you're doing haha
Finally catching a good video from the source of a glitch Hunter like this is so awesome!!! Good job and great work and content Bro!!! To you and all involved! ❤
Thank you very much for this video and the info! I had just followed your other video on how to get ACE on LG but I was not getting good results with the RNG manip... now with your advices on calibrating the tool and checking the seeds I can see light at end of tunnel! Hope now I can get 6IV Shiny Deoxys as I always wanted since I was a kid!
You can do it! I believe! 💪
@ let’s go! Just food for thought as I was not having luck with RNG manip I saw there is a code in e shark for seed manipulation and teleport but it requires the glitch move on a Crobat to execute (Seipnir guide has a code for it but it’s for the other method of ACE, not grab ACE). I thought that maybe with the code you created for the clone glitch Pokémon you could also use it to create this Crobat with the glitch move. With that you can have both forms of ACE without needing an Emerald copy of the game. What do you think? Is it even possible? Thank you again!
@eLMCe we've definitely talked about finding a path from Mail Glitch ACE to Crobat ACE, but the route isn't solved yet. There's quite a bit of legwork involved in recreating all the Emerald stuff, but I think it can be done!
@ Nice! Hope you guys find it! I believe! 💪🏻
no chance i'll ever do any of this, but you have a pretty good yapping voice to listen to in the background whilst i code
This is somehow just as nice of a compliment as trying it out, because it means the video might reach a larger audience just for ambient Pokemon related longform watching.
@@PapaJefeYT i personally think these "legal" methods of generating pokemon are too tedious to do, but how they work under the hood and the effort that goes into optimising these methods are really interesting to hear about. keep it up
@oniondesu9633 yeah at this point I don't even need better methods, or more Pokemon. I just enjoy solving the puzzle and making it work. Glad you found it interesting!
I have a problem hitting my seeds. I found a good one with the ten lines, my settings are: sound='mono', l='lr', button='start', select='yes'. When I load the game, I hit start and select at the same time and hold them until I can select my safe file. But every seed I hit, select is checked with "no" instead of "yes". What do I do wrong?
Ohhh that's my bad! I didn't explain what "Select" meant exactly.
If your seed has "select=yes" then you want to hold select through the entire boot sequence. that extra button being held through boot up is what slightly shifts the seed.
You'd keep it held for the whole cutscene, and then add on the A/Start press and hold at the title screen when the beeps come.
@PapaJefeYT thanks for the quick response! I will try it later :)
@@PapaJefeYT Just out of curiosity, why exactly does holding Select change things? Did they code the seed selection to manually check if Select is held (and if so, increment it?) or is it more of an indirect effect? This stuff is very interesting to me so I'm just curious.
@@OldDistantHermitit's actually not coded specifically to have an effect. It's a side effect of how they pull the seed from a timer that's constantly running on the CPU.
The timer is deterministic, but the CPU handles everything including inputs.
Basically by holding the button, you make the CPU do ever so slightly that much more work, and so it changes the output. Sensitive but predictable if you do the right things
@@PapaJefeYT That's really cool. Thanks for the explanation, and love seeing the work you and everyone else is doing shown off in a way that makes sense for everyone :)
Haven't seen the video yet but it makes me so happy just to see fire red and leaf green brought up decades after their release. Makes me so proud to be a Pokémon fan
🔥🙌 We making it out the Lost Cave with this one… 🙌🔥
It's amazing the things that Pokemon fans will discover for a glitch. This is incredible
Been following these glitches in gen 3 and it reignited my love for these games (also nice intro with the tower of god soundtrack)
Oh no it's actually Area Zero Theme from Pokemon Scarlet and Violet
Man I literally just bought a GB operator so I can finally unlock the events. I remember searching for glitches last year and not finding anything. This is awesome
you might have some issues running glitches in the GB operator emulator itself, but you can use the latest mGBA and I know for sure it all works there.
Unless you also have a GBA/DS, in which case you're golden. Have fun!
@ hey thanks for the reply I have a GBA-SP and currently shiny hunting mewtwo but once that’s done I was planning on using the GB operator to unlock those events finally
thinking about it square shinies would be unencrypted by default right? since square shinies on transfer mons have to xor their pid and tid/sid to 0
Not always. Encryption key takes in the full PID and the SID and TID combined, so order matters.
For example: FFFF0000 xor 0000FFFF would yield an encryption key of FFFFFFFF
But for shinies, it only takes each half the PID and the TID/SID separately.
FFFF xor 0000 xor 0000 xor FFFF = 0
Which is a square shiny, but would not be unencrypted.
@PapaJefeYT oooooh ok thank you, i was actually about to try this and had gotten to the point of rng maniping the eevee and wouldve wasted a decent amount of time messing with it
Is there a way to get to the more advanced parts of this without the RNG manips? I struggle with the timing due to a skill issue with my hands, and even when practicing on an "easy" manip like Eevee I never even seem to get close (using the bingo sheet method to track I never seem to get ON the sheet)
@@jerematic the absolute easiest way would be to use the "Create a Pokemon from Nothing" code but put in a non-glitch species.
Pokemon generated that way are also unencrypted, and would been completely usable with the mail system. Because their TID/SID/PID are all just 0000 0000
Now they will be slightly more difficult to make competitive/legal, because you'll need to use corruption to tweak their IVs/Met Data.
However if you just want to play around with the mail glitch, that's the easiest entry point.
@@PapaJefeYT Thank you for replying!
So long as any pokemon created this way are able to PalPark to Gen 4 and be used in the battle frontier i don't mind about comp/legal
You've done an amazing job with all of this!
I feel like you’d be that really fun uncle who understands all the nerdy stuff I like lol
Thank you for providing this information for everybody to see. It's opened up a whole new world for me, and I am looking forward to learning the ins and outs of everything as I go along.
That said, I do have a question about RNG seed calibration. My Trainer ID and Secret ID in my copy of Pokemon FireRed do not allow me to follow along exactly with what you're doing, though I am following everything as closely as I can. I have a set of 6IVs with HP Dark that I'm trying to create on the Eevee in Celadon City. When I calculated everything needed, the code I got is as follows:
"sound = mono, l = lr, button = a, select = yes."
I have been fussing around with this for hours at this point, and while I've gotten plenty of close matches, none have matched what I need 1:1; it's usually the select part of the code that is messed up. I've even tried to look up what "select = yes" means, but haven't found any good answers. I know in the video you kind of mentioned that it was something about button pressing, but that doesn't really help me overcome this hurdle. Could you clarify what I'm supposed to do with "select = yes?" That would help tremendously as I strive to create my own personal army of super Pokemon in my Gen 3 Pokemon games.
@@JamesBrown-m5t "select = yes" means you need to hold select through the entire boot up sequence and intro cutscene for the duration of your first timer, you'll keep it held all the way until you pass the title screen.
Sorry I didn't include this info! Hopefully that helps you get a seed calibrated
@@PapaJefeYT It has indeed been helpful. Still running into some issues with actually getting the shiny Eevee, but after messing with the timer in the days since I made this comment, I think I finally have the settings that are about as close to on point as they're going to get. Despite this, I'm still running into issues where I either hit the seed but not the advances, or the frames are too short, or some other trivial stuff like that. Probably boils down to human error and doing this on a GameBoy Advance vs a DS like you (since the lid on my DS is practically ready to fall off), but I'll continue adjusting as needed.
Had a couple more questions about this process, since I'm trying to plan ahead. I have a different 10 lines calibration for HP Flying that reads:
"sound = stereo"; "l=la"; "button = l"; "select = no"
What does the "button = l" mean? Is it like what you told me about "select = yes" where I have to hold "l" upon first booting up? I don't have too many 10 lines cases with what I'm planning to do where this setting is essential, but I want to be prepared for those instances should I choose to bother with them.
My next question might be a bit of a long shot, but can you tell me how legendary Pokemon IVs are determined for the process you showed in this video? I'll give 3 specific examples, since they are targets I plan to go for as close to 6IVs as I can get: Deoxys, Mewtwo, and Ho-oh.
Mewtwo is probably the easiest, since all you need to do is press A, like with Eevee, but do you know if the IVs are set when Mewtwo goes "Mew!" or when the screen starts to fade into the battle? (So A to make Mewtwo cry out, then A or B to make the fight start, and it's upon the second press when the IVs are set?)
Deoxys, as you're aware, has a small "cutscene" after you press A when the triangle is red. Is the moment you press A on the triangle when the IVs for Deoxys are set, or is it after the "cutscene" when the screen fades into the battle as the Deoxys theme starts?
Ho-oh is probably the most different of the bunch, since its "cutscene" doesn't need you to press A. Instead, you need to walk to a specific spot on Navel Rock before its "cutscene" starts (at least, if I recall correctly). So how would that work? It's not like you can press A at any point and RNG for a perfect IV Ho-oh.
If you can't answer my second question, that's fine. I am prepared to experiment on my own when I go for the legendaries in FireRed, but hey. May as well try asking first, right? Lol.
@@JamesBrown-m5t
Button = L means you use the L button to advance last the title screen, instead of A or START.
Button Mode L=A makes this possible.
The legendaries are all a little different, but you should be able to tell after a couple attempts if you're getting consistent results.
I know for sure Zapdos is generated immediately upon speaking to it, before the cry text box.
Deoxys generates after his little cutscene, so you have to do a test run first, aiming for frame 1000 or something, and seeing if you end up at 1050, 1100, 1200 etc...
For Ho-Oh you'd just treat taking your final step as the "A press".
@@PapaJefeYT Thanks again for your help! Personally, if Zapdos is as you describe, then I would think that the rest of the legendary birds, and by extension, Mewtwo, would work in the same way.
Could I trouble you for one more troubleshooting question? I'm getting frustrated with my efforts after a week of no success and am no longer sure if it's my own error, or an error in the calibration, or something else entirely (ex: the time range is too tight and too susceptible to human error).
I found a different calibration for HP Ice with my FireRed game that was even faster than the time for HP Dark. The HP Ice IVs are 31/30/30/31/31/31 (so basically the best you can get for HP Ice).
PID I'm aiming for: F1951463, a Naive Male Eevee.
Seed (hex): CEB6
Advances: 4003
Estimated total frames: 6502
Estimated Total Time: 1:48
Seed time: 41848
Settings: "sound = stereo"; "l=la"; "button = start"; "select = no"
I followed the instructions in your video to the letter. I double checked that everything was calibrated right, including the PC Box names and my settings for the ACE to ensure the Eevee would be unencrypted. Yet, no matter how much I give subtle adjustments to the timer, or tried to do everything on my DS, I cannot seem to hit the magic frame for the Naive Eevee. I have come close only twice over the course of the whole week. In both instances, I hit the seed and the advances. Only trouble was that the PID was off. Both times, the PID was F195****. (The **** being a random string of letters and numbers not in line with my target. There was even one instance where it was ****F195. No idea how that happened.) Most commonly, however, I would hit Seed times around the following: 41734, 41,806, & 42400.
With all of this in mind: I have got to know: is this human error? Did I do something wrong with the calibration? Should I not have made subtle calibration adjustments every few times as failed attempt after failed attempt kept happening? Is it possible to hit the target seed and advances and still be ever-so-slightly off target? Should I try to go for another seed with a time that goes over 2 minutes instead?
I've tried just about everything I can think of to solve the problem at this point, and while I don't want to give up, I am seriously considering putting this down for a bit just so I can let my frustration pass. At the same time, if it's just a simple fix, why give up now?
If it's better to answer these questions elsewhere, let me know. Thanks again for everything.
@@JamesBrown-m5t you've officially reached into the realm of me needing to be involved in real time... Because that is WEIRD.
You absolutely should be able to hit that seed/advance. Normally, the behavior you described with ####F195 would indicate just being off by 1 advance.
Gen 3 Seed Assistant and Ten Lines are off by 1 sometimes, because they count from 0... and I counted starting from 1.
But F195#### as the PID when your target is F1951463, that's just astronomically unlikely with a static encounter.
At this point, I'd ask that you join my discord and post in the #rng-glitch-help channel. You can @ my name directly. I'd like to follow along with you, to see what's happening in real time.
The intro of *M A I L* with SV music is lowkey godly 😂
This whole thing you did here. A work of art.
For the most time I believed FRLG to be a heaven nearly completely purified from glitches, but these are astounding discoveries!
This video has been instructive and enjoyable so far, thank you! Around 42:20, I notice the names of the boxes are being changed for the Fast Clone Glitch. But the prior step taught me the names of the boxes determine the TID & SID, which determine that shiny 6 IV Eevee. So, how does renaming the boxes not affect the TID & SID, and by extension, the would-be cloned Eevee?
@@amoinoacid you only have to change the box names and do the glitch pokemon swap once, and the TID SID change is permanently applied to your save. After that you can enter new codes.
Honestly, the title undersells the power of these glitches, wow lmao
We don’t deserve you, Papa Jefé
You're too kind
Really Cool Glitches. I love glitching in gen 1 and gen 3 is no exception man. Save corruption is fun to play with.
I absolutely have to try this sometime. Did ACE through item underflow in RBY and bad cloning in GSC to get 8F for legal Mew and Celebi egg respectively, so this is exciting for me
I've loosely followed R/G/B/Y, G/S/C, and R/S/E glitches for several years now, but NEVER would I have thought FR/LG could be cracked open like this! YES! MORE GLITCHES!!! I've always adored Pokemon glitches this RULES
Can’t wait to see something along these lines at a GDQ, and watch the runner jump through hoops trying to convince the audience they’re actually playing Pokémon and not doing any glitches.
I have a feeling you might enjoy locomotives... but seriously youre a wizard i could never focus long enough to do this when i know i can just download a save file from someone who has the pokemon i want
Those were the most sane pokemon nicknames I have ever seen you use.
Thanks for the explanation! It's so cool that I've spent almost all my free time during last week messing around with it.
I was wondering if I can use experience values from exact levels for any pokemon or move. In order to do so, I've modified my version adding the growth rates to the data and creating a new sheet that shows which pokemon, item and move match with each of those experience values for each rate. I haven't spent much time checking it yet, but I think it could be useful.
I've also added to the workshop the level calculation, an extra search field that shows which levels correspond to the value for all exp curves and a table that gets the origin data from the current pokemon. If you're interested, I can share it.
that sounds super helpful! You can join my discord and share your version, I'll add the improvements when I get the chance.
Yeah you can use experience to arbitrarily get any Move/Item/Species, as long as its not a glitch move that crashes the game when you swap G->A to move it around.
@@PapaJefeYT Done! You can check it out whenever you want.
In fact, all the growth rate stuff started because I was trying to get the M block to look like the following bytes:
0x0000 or 0x0010
0x2180
0xFFFF
0x3FFF
0x0000
0x0000
This is an invalid combination of EVs (you can't reach it through regular EV training), so I had to get creative. Move 0x3FFF is partially stable: I managed to switch it around with 3 moves (the other two were valid low-value moves, I believe they were Pound and Gust). But that's all, when I add a 4th move, the summary becomes unstable. On the other hand, I don't think the move 0xFFFF would be stable, so I think this way is a dead end.
I haven't been able to apply the MailGlitch corruption for this so far. I finally managed to do it in a weird way with an ACE and it wasn't easier. But, I want to be able to do it with the MailGlich, so I'll keep trying and looking for other ways.
Hey Jefe, I had a question;
I wanted to try this out (on a much smaller scale), but I already have grab and move ACE set up, and no Retro Mail Knock Off glitch ready to execute the mail corruption.
Before I get too much further, do I have to get it re-set up? I don't mind going through the process again, I think I still have the trade Farfetch'd and I made some clones of the trade Mr. Mime.
if you've already setup the Knock Off\Recycle once to do Grab ACE, then its permanently on in your game. Just give mail to all your pokemon again, and you should be able to access the glitched 7th mail slot still.
@@PapaJefeYT Oh sweet! I was about ready to go through the whole process again with the souped up trainers from the VS Seeker. I'm so happy I don't have to go through that all again. Thanks! I can't wait to get started!
That was almost as convoluted a crafting system as Path of Exile.
I like Path of Exile.
I also like Pokemon Gen 1-4...
...
I need to see actual gameplay of this team though =)
this video is insane, good stuff homie!
Wow this is so interesting, thank you for making this video easy to understand
10:54 I unfortunately got a Bad EGG instead of Wigglytuff??? I remember I did everything right
That's quite strange. I assume you're following the right steps for your version (NINO vs. NINA).
Are you playing on official hardware? Or something like emulator/analogue pocket?
Another alternative is using the wrong versions of the Pokemon names. If you selected them from the Alphabet list, its possible they defaulted to "POKEMON2" which actually has different index numbers than "POKEMON". You must use the Pokemon Names from the "POKEMON" word category.
@@PapaJefeYT Yes, traded Nidorina, which is referred to as MS. NIDO. Regarding your question, I use mGBA with 1636 - Pokemon Fire Red (U).gba. I also use the Pokemon names from the "POKeMON" word category.
@@Slap_Poggr That's the incorrect one. It needs to be the trade NIDORINA, not the trade NIDORAN-F.
There should be no MR. or MS.
Just NIDO/NINA
@@PapaJefeYT OH IT WORKS! THANK YOU!! You wouldnt believe how long this took.
im actually wondering what every one of those glitched moves would do in battle, im really into this glitch stuff recently and videos like these are so addicting
I've seen some very insane ones. Like a priority move with 110 base power and a 90% chance to inflict Mean Look 🤣
@@PapaJefeYT i wonder if using some of those would corrupt a sprite of a pokemon in battle, and what would happen if you put a completely random berry into the slot where ex. sketch would appear, would it create a glitch move, corrupted pokemon or possibly a new tm with a corrupted move? cause thats probably rare but possible
LOL the eevees flying away when you deleted them was funny
Technically this is faster than getting everything legit, but it's so convoluted that it's hard to say it's any easier lol
90 mins. Yes please. Instant share to my people.
Cool, so now gens 1-3 basically have Gameshark level of mon-genning, but with no drawbacks for competitive. Next step is to find some cross-gen data manipulation that turns a Weird Magikarp into whatever we want for Home.
43:09 its like this guy is glassware left on a bunsen burner you have to use gloves to pick up