Sequence Breaking in Pokemon Gen 1
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- Gen 1 is known for it's broken design, but how much of that can be used to skip playing entire portions of the game?
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I’d like to mention that while you can’t skip Bill in FRLG (like you can in Gen 1) by trading over a Pokémon that knows Cut, you can still skip the S.S. Anne this way. As a matter of fact, if you do this skip and then return to the S.S. Anne once you can use Surf, you can find yourself a hidden Lava Cookie (a nod to the Gen 1 truck rumor).
Did you find out what happens if you skip the ss Anne and play until after blaine, will you still be able to go to 1-3 islands
Can still get the cookie even if you don’t skip.
@@LovelessPrince
How?
@@LovelessPrince How? The sailor tells you S.S Anne set sailed.
@@butteredsalmonella pretty sure that person was talking about using cheats. Walk Through Walls for example.
Also possible to get out of the SS Anne by Party Wipe after getting Cut and it doesn't leave (99% sure this still works in the Gen 3 remakes, could be wrong)
The best part about the Brock skip that let's you walk through walls is that, in speedrunning, it's literally called Brock though walls
Lmao
I saw a comment saying "Brock through walls" and I was going to say it was a spelling mistake, but it turns out I was the one mistaken.
lmao le forced pun. upvoted!
Can you still do this after beating Brock?
Well, now it's called jock through walls
My headcanon for some of the glitches is that the guard from Cycling Road saw how persistent you were and loaned you his own bike and that the Pokedoll reminded the ghost of her own child and appeased her restless spirit.
Reminds me of an easter egg in Pokemon Yellow where if you try to go to the safari zone without enough money 10 times, the guard gives up and lets you go in for free
Pokedoll isnt a real glitch. It was coded to work.
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Debug logs confirm
@@burnv06 thats not an easter egg, it is a softlock prevention mechanism so you can get strength and surf
i warned you bout those stairs bro
tbh as a kid I thought the pokedoll thing was intended
I love how the bike glitch is essentially just Red straight up ignoring the gaurd and giving him the middle finger. Then proceeding to jack someone's bike and go on the cycling road XD
Now I’m imagining the sprite for red flipping them off with the emoji version and running past the guard
Not stealing a bike, but materializing one through sheer laziness and refusal to backtrack and buy one.
LMAO
When the games first came out, I had no guide and didn’t know how to get past the Marowak ghost to progress the game. When I used the Poke Doll for the first time, I thought I had found the trick to get past the ghost, and when I tried it, it worked! I played those games many times, and it wasn’t until I was much older that I learned I was skipping over a huge portion of the game.
You never talked to that suspicious dude behind the poster?
There are even NPCs who talk about the hideout lol
I did it that way for a long time too, I was confused when it didn't work in FRLG lol
@@priestesslucy3299 Funny enough, I did discover the hideout since I would explore every nook and cranny, but I never figured out the puzzle to get to Giovanni, and didn’t realize there was more to do there. I would just go fight some of the grunts and pickup some of the items, then leave on future playthroughs. I was learning how to read as I got Pokémon, so in the beginning I didn’t always understand what the NPCs said, or I didn’t have a big enough vocabulary to understand everything. I was so surprised when a couple years later I had been exploring the world for hidden invisible items with the ItemFinder and went back to the location and figured out the puzzle. I was so shocked to find Giovanni there! I was even more shocked when I eventually went back to Lavender Town, not knowing what the Silph Scope did, and a message suddenly popping up about me being able to catch ghost Pokémon! I was ecstatic
@@GramGramAnimations that's honestly part of what makes Gen 1 such a treasure.
The lack of polish creates so many ways to experience it
Honestly, I'd have prefered if this was an intended method. I like the idea that the doll reminds the Marowak of it's child and satisfies it in a peaceful way. They could just change the location where you get Pokedolls.
Whoever figured out how to Brock through walls had way too much free time, and I'm very thankful for that.
They probably did it by looking into the games coding. It gets way WAY more convoluted than that tho. Look up gen 1 TAS
@@joshuaspector8182 The TAS doesn't even scratch the surface of the insane BS that's possible in the incorporeal amalgamation of chewing gum and paperclips that is the original gameboy pokemon games
It was probably found using a debugger. Nowadays there’s been a ton of glitches and broken behavior uncovered in the early Pokémon games thanks to the reverse-engineered source code projects. Turns out GameFreak didn’t get much better at coding for Gold Silver and Crystal, but The Pokémon Company got better at testing the games so glitches could be bodged over before normal players found them.
Like in the Gen 2 games, if you start surfing from a shore tile in one map to a water tile in another, the game fails to load the next map and you can go out of bounds. This wasn’t a problem in Gen 1. It wasn’t discovered until rom hackers started making their own maps, because it had been caught during testing and GameFreak, rather than fixing the bug, just changed any map where that was possible (New Bark Town and Cinnabar Island are big examples).
@@Dave01Rhodes I don't mess around with anything called the debugger, that's the strongest weapon in fallout right there.
@@Dave01Rhodes The people working on Gen 1 were novices at the time, and because of that the game was essentially held together with love and duct tape.
The old "any% no save corruption" route used Brock Through Walls to get to Saffron, where you'd then grab an Abra from Celadon, use it to encounter missingno twice to set an item count to 255, underflow your item bag using the glitched item, then use the glitched bag to edit memory and warp to the Hall of Fame. You can beat the game in under 20 minutes using that, but nobody runs it now because people worked out a way to warp to the HoF while still in Viridian Forest and that takes like 11 minutes instead. Gen 1 is cool, because you can completely destroy it in no time at all!
Literally! Using save corruption, you can beat the game in 0:00 in game time!
@@averytubestudios it's a pain in the but to do that, but it's awesome when it works out!
Sounds fun
Yeah, the "no save corruption" bit is pretty essential; if you allow it, then there's a glitch on a fresh, new save file which takes you to the Hall of Fame and credits in less than one minute (so fast, your game timer will be 0:00). These games are completely broken... xD
My favorite thing to do is to use glitches or cheats to obtain the dummy item called ?????, often referred to as the "surfboard". It allows you to use surf without any HM or badge. You can begin the game by surfing south from Pallet without ever obtaining a starter. The game will crash if you get into any battles, but you can still run from wild Pokemon. You can access a large amount of the region and even surf past all the trainers between Fuchsia and Lavender. If you also glitch or cheat in the Poke Flute, you can make it all the way to Celadon and begin the game with the gift Eevee.
The most elaborate way to have a Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee.
@@agirlinsearchof9057 XD
You mean I can actually start a playthrough of Yellow with an Eevee instead of a Pikachu? Justice at last after Blue stole the starter I wanted.
@@agirlinsearchof9057 beat me to it
@@agirlinsearchof9057 Pokemon Brown*
That "Cycling Road without a Bike" glitch, I discovered that one for myself about 20 years ago. I really couldn't be bothered going to get the bike in one of the games, and I was at that young age where you believe that if you hold a direction on the D Pad hard enough, it'll force you that way. I had no idea how gaming glitches worked until I got my first GameShark and completely wrecked the Hall of Fame, so I found it relatively amusing
It can be pretty amusing to look at your Hall of Fame data after encountering Missingno.
@@Shugunou The first Hall of Fame entry was completely bugged, but every other entry was fine. I was young, so I thought the glitchy mess was normal.
The Poke-doll skip is legit one of my favorite glitches, and one that actually improves the game. Gen 1 is already quite a bit more open with its progression post Rock Tunnel, but having another option that's relatively harmless (as you can go do anything you didn't), helps freshen up repeat playthroughs, and even opens up team building a bit more.
I think there's an interesting discussion to be had about glitches, and if/how they impact the quality of the game. I know Gen 1 has a bad rep for being glitchy as hell-- and it definitely is-- but a lot of the really disruptive glitches are pretty back loaded (usually requiring super specific methods that youd be unlikely to find on your own, like Missingno.), and yet there are glitches like this that can make even casual playthroughs more interesting. It reminds me a lot of Super Mario 64, really.
Yeah I think sequence break like that improve the game. As long as it's something you can't really do accidentally it's fine for me. Gen 1 still feels great to play to this day because of all those glitches that give so much freedom.
Gen 1 could definitely use some cleaning up, at the very least stuff like the "gen 1 miss" really doesn't help anyone, crits being able to lower your damage is kinda hilarious too, but that one admittedly is more of a niche situation as you were saying.
@@zyad48 No, I agree, its definitely not free of criticism, thats for sure.
I think an easy example is Focus Energy outright doing the opposite of it's intended purpose is hard to justify as being anything other than flawed.
Not all glitches are equal, and while I do think they CAN be subversively good, theyre generally thought of as bad by default for a reason. Its hard to quantify, really.
@@Legendary0Hero Nintendo has had a track record of fixing glitches regardless of context, believe me I feel where you're coming from. My favorite game of all time is Metroid Prime version 1.0 on the gamecube, and quite frankly I'm sad that that's the only version I can play, because I wouldn't play the wii version since it fixed basically all the fun sequence breaks :P
@@zyad48 It's funny that you mention Prime, because I just recently played it for the first time (I know, I know, I'm a bad Metroid fan..), and my friends and I were discussing that exact thing.
It's even more of a shame given Super's myriad of both intended, and unintended sequence breaks, and how those have contributed so much to the endurance of Super's legacy.
And like, to be fair, from a dev's perspective like.. I get it. I mean, if you're making this thing, trying to curate this very specific experience, driving the players along this very intended path and then they just.. trade over a Bulbasaur and start walking through walls, it can be a bit facepalm-y.
But, at the same time, I wish sometimes they'd have a bit more foresight with that kind of stuff. Glitches that can hurt the experience and be easily and unintentionally activated are one thing, but something like Backwards Long Jump in SM64-- a new player is *not* going to figure that out, meanwhile it serves to enhance the experience for veterans. The Poke-doll skip is a pretty rare case where it IS very possible that a new player would happen upon it, but the circumstances of the game's design make it pretty harmless.
Although it wasn't perfect, I do appreciate OoT3D's attempt, where the team would remove any glitches that'd easily damage/corrupt save files, but kept popular skips.
I actually beat the Pokemon Tower via the Poke'doll on my first play through when I was a kid. Didnt know it was a skip at the time
Same, I thought that was the intended way to finish the tower as a kid.
Same
I was just about to comment that.
Yeah right
To be fair, I could see the bug actually having something that makes sense.
The Marowak's ghost died protecting the Cubone, so in a weird twist, having the Poke'doll result in a victory and having it's soul put to rest rather than through combat actually can be slightly fitting: the doll could be enough to show the Cubone survived and put the mother at ease, letting its soul find peace and move on.
You can blink a youngster out of existence, cage a 10-year-old boy in a zoo display for eternity, and cause your rival to travel backwards through time after defeating him.
This is the kind of content I am here for.
This sounds like the "E! Hollywood True Story" of Youngster Joey and his Top Percentage Rattata.
Love how Pikasprey still managed to sneak some softlock setups in here.
Next up on Soft Lockpicking: how to free yourself from having to reference softlocks all the time.
I thought of a good softlock. I haven't tested it though, due to it taking an extremely unnecessary amount of time, so it's entirely conceptual.
In a short summary, it's Emerald exclusive and involves trapping the player with a very low level pokemon at very low HP and an Egg in the first E4 chamber, and then forcing said player to activate the Pomeg Glitch to faint their only Pokémon to reveal that the Egg is a high enough level that it can solo a battle with Sidney, which, if my data is correct, should allow them to both receive money and black out to the Center. They can then use the prize money to purchase at least 2 Ultra Balls they can use to catch a Goldeen to teach Surf and a Lairon to teach Strength/Rock Smash.
that's fucking genius lmao
We need to get this more likes so Asprey can see it.
with glitches there are a million other softlocks
@@averytubestudios like's haven't effected viewability for over half a decade now
That's more of an anti-softlock but how could an egg solo an E4 battle?
one of my favorite things to do is think of narrative reasons for in-game quirks
i like to think that giving the marowak a pokédoll would activate her maternal instinct. she would see the doll as a proxy for her child, and want to take care of it. it wouldnt quell her rage, but it brings her a kind of comfort in the afterlife.
I like this - Missingno could be a failed experiment from Cinnabar lab
Can't think how talking to a kid could make you walk through walls. Maybe he's magic.
It was coded to work. It’s not a glitch.
Debug logs confirm.
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@@chrisf1154 he gave you some hella strong weed
@@chrisf1154 and we know that exists in Pokemon; maybe he actually did do magic on you
I think this might be the first Yellow video that focusses on how to make Pokemon games shorter rather than massively longer :P
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But, he was never gone. He's active on twitch and his other channel.
Pikasprey blue, check it out.
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There's a softlock you can do using the pokemon stadium 2 + drink item skip.
Use the drink item to skip the route east of Cerulean. Go through rock tunnel backwards and defeat all the trainers on the skipped route except the first lass. Deposit all your pokemon except a level 100 frozen Venusaur that doesn't know cut. Jump the ledge above the lass and save the game. You're now forced to battle her as you don't have cut to get back to Cerulean City. Her first pokemon is an Oddish that only has status moves and absorb. You can't get statused because you're already frozen and absorb does 0 damage because it's 4x weak and Venusaur has too much special defense. You never defrost and she never runs out of pp so the battle goes on forever.
Dang. That one goes hard
One month later and he now has a Softlock Picking video with a very similar premise
Hmmmmm...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't Venusaur eventually thaw out? Or did you need to get to hit with a fire attack in Gen 1 to get rid of FRZ?
@@loganbigmoin the earliest of GEN 1 (RBGY) only three ways to de-freeze: Once frozen, a Pokémon cannot be thawed out in battle other than via the use of items such as an Ice Heal, being hit by a damaging Fire-type move that can inflict burn (i.e. any Fire-type move except Fire Spin), or the opponent using the move Haze.
It wouldn't be Gen 1 Pokémon if there weren't tons of glitches!
Glitches you have to go out of your way to trigger
@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 Not always
@@SonicTheCutehog Name me one that's not based on moves or Pokémon you'll never use
@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 The invisible PC in the Celadon City Hotel
@@SonicTheCutehog How does that break anything?
I once did a mono-water type run of FireRed where I did the gyms so wildly out of order that Erika and Lt. Surge were last, but otherwise played the game normally/as intended. That was a lot of fun - no glitches or unintended skips, but it was definitely a refreshing way to beat the game. Once you get access to Cut, Kanto really does break right open if you know how to get where you're going.
Wait how did you do surge last giovanni doesn't open his gym until you beat the first 7, that too in firered
I love exploring old glitches. Still amazes me how delicately made the pokemon games in that messing up one small part can throw the whole thing off. I do miss people finding glitches funny rather than using them as an excuse to rag on the series. Like the wonder of the old days are gone or something.
The same thing happens with other genres to. From "did you hear about this cool secret character in the new fighting game? It's really tricky to even fight him" to "i have to UNLOCK the new guy? What is this lazy crap I just want to play"
Bethesda happened, their games are so full of glitches it's not even funny
We grew up and recognised it for what it is.
Back when we didn't have to pay for this, it was fun. But now that we have to pay for ourselves and work in jobs we hate, soending what time we have on subpar things goes from fun, to being taken advantage of.
@@Pyxis10 I suppose that might be for you so it depends i guess. My job isnt the best either so I enjoy the games i like for what they are if they're fun. At least in pokemon the past few years the errors and glitches were actively seeked out as an excuse to take out anger and I'm not looking forward to more of that.
I find glitches very interesting. I'm a software dev and I just like thinking about "how does that glitch work?". Like Brock Through Walls is done by setting specific memory values which is why the pokemon needed is so specific (it doesnt actually need to be a bulbasaur, whats needed is a lvl 8 pokemon with moves at that exact PP, so bulbasaur works best early game).
The ability to transfer items in Stadium 2 is a reward for beating one of the modes. I say that's a nice trade-off for getting acces to stuff like the TM for Psychic early.
Hey! Finally someone acknowledges the cycling road skip, I think I mentioned this like, years ago on an older video of yours, and nobody seems to have noticed that you can skip both the guard at cycling road, AND the safari zone, by mashing A and holding the direction you wanna go
What I love in FRLG is that they broke something that worked in RGBY - the Nugget Bridge Glitch. In FRLG, lose at the bridge after getting the Nugget. The NPC will keep giving them to you. You can get nearly infinite money this way. In RGBY, they remembered to flag it so the nugget only gets given one time, win or lose.
The man, the myth, the legend has returned.
But, he was never gone. He's active on twitch and his other channel.
@@asra-5180 I actually forgot about Pikasprey Blue
pikasprey blue, he posts often there
always around watch his twitch or second channel
his 2nd channel is actually frickin amazing. this channel will only have his videos with really good scripting and editing, so not too many uploads cause its more work
Gotta love how even in a seemingly unrelated video, you still wrap it back to softlocks
There is an alternate way of walking through walls (from fucia city).
Either put all but one (non-poison type) Pokémon in the PC, or faint all but one (non-poison type) Pokémon
Get the last remaining Pokémon on your team poisoned (recommended on route 15)
Enter the safari zone and immediately try to leave. Select "no". This will cause you to be put back into the safari zone area.
Save and reload.
Try to leave again. Select "no". This will cause you to be ejected from the safari zone area with the step counter still active, but invisible.
Save. (Optional, but will help save time if you mess up)
Walk around, (recommended next to the ledge next to the gym) being careful to not use up all 400 steps, healing (using potions, not antidotes) and saving occasionally.
Save on step 399, next to a ledge. (To save time in reproducing the glitch if the game crashes)
Jump off the ledge. (This will cause the attendant to call you back to the safari zone entrance)
(Saving and reloading beyond this point WILL cancel the glitch)
Test if it worked by walking onto the attendants desk.
You will find, you can walk freely around the room. (CAUTION! DO NOT LEAVE THE ROOM)
Walk around the room until the Pokémon faints. (This will send you back to outside the last Pokémon Centre)
Walk (or fly) around the overworld freely (Do not get into a battle, as this may cancel the glitch)
(Some actions, such as walking in front of Blaine's gym without the secret key will cause the glitch to be lost)
Glitches exponentially increase my enjoyment for a game. If a game has interesting glitches, it makes the game more fun, especially after playing it normally and having nothing left to mess with. Pokémon games have always had some great glitches
It's the same reason randomizers are so amazing. Once you know all the ins and outs of a game it becomes predictable. Doesn't mean it can't be fun to replay, but they just bring so much life to the game. You can get a broken item in your first chest, or a late game upgrade. Plenty of things you'd ignore for only having junk items are suddenly valuable, and every chest has the possibility of being super disppointing or super amazing.
Don't forget going to saffron early means you can get psychic way earlier. Food for thought.
I love how we love these games so much that we still talk about their glitches 20 years later. I wonder if in 100 years, people are gonna view Gen 1 like we view events from WW1 now.
we already kinda do tbh
"Back with that old, nostalgic tech"
Lmao yeah the world's bloodiest war same as a pokemon game 🤣
@@parksyist Show some respect, punk. Lt Surge's pokemon saved his life in the war.
@@parksyist you are thinking of WWII but I get the point you are trying to make
i love sequence breaking in games just to play them in the wrong order. first time i actually beat legend of zelda ocarina of time, i used glitches to beat the child dungeons in the reverse order (jabu, dodongos cavern, then deku tree). some day i wanna do it again but also do the adult dungeons in the wrong order (spirit, shadow, water, fire, forest, jabu, dodongo, then end with deku tree)
Your videos are always a joy to watch. Everytime I see a Pikasprey vid in my sub box I get excited!
As a kid, I always thought using a Poke-Doll on the ghost Marowak, was how it was meant to be done.
(I also didn't know how to get the ghost Pokemon back then)
When you think about it, it’s a kind of wholesome way to do things. Instead of beating up the Marowak, you appease its restless spirit by offering a cute doll to whatever child she has that has a lost parent.
I'm pretty sure I thought the same! Could be Mandela effect, but I'm 90% sure there were forum comments about using the pokedoll to skip ghost marowak and this spread around school/online....good tjmes.
Pikasprey your videos are absolutely fascinating, thanks for your content!
This content is so nostalgic of all the content that brought me to this channel originally. As always amazing work!
Been watching your videos for a very long time now. Thanks for bringing so much joy into my life! You're awesome, keep it up!
God I missed these videos, man. Some of my favorites on the platform.
I really love the atmosphere of your pokemon videos. I guess the topic of glitches or softlocks, combined with the music you choose, really works well
your videos always manage to be super interesting, this is a bit like what made pokemon crystal clear so cool, no need to follow a sequence, you can do things in what ever order you want giving the game a breath of fresh air
Great video as always! I’ve been rewatching your dreaming Mary and cat in the box let’s plays on your other channel, so it was great to see you upload this!
If you include the safari zone glitch that allows you to walk through walls where all you need is to poison your Pokémon and jump over a ledge, you can still realistically do all this and skip Brock, leading to a 7 badge run
This one leads to more disasters than normally though I’ve seen
how do you skip the dudes checking your badges at victory road?
@@mrnoneofurbusiness7942 That's why it's a 7 badge run. The guard that checks for Brock's badge is inside a building, so with walk through walls you can just go around, but you still have to go past the other seven.
I've done a speedrun of that route. It's pretty funny all things considered. Very outdated of course, considering what we have now, but still, nice to see. I think the current route is like Brock through Walls, go to Cerulean Cave and encounter a Ditto, then do Cooltrainer?
I've also done a non BtW run using Item Overflow, which is neat too. Way back when I was theorycrafting, I stipulated that a run using Item Overflow and BtW could reach around the 12-13 mark I believe it was. Execution and luck required is no fun though, but what can you do. Oh, and segmented runs 4Life.
This was awesome! I love learning about lore, development and glitches in the Gen 1 games.
This has to be your best video so far since I started watching your videos all the way back in 2018!
hey man your vods are part of my nightly routine, just here to show my support!
Great video, interesting sequence breaks; all of them were cool, keep it up!
Great video! I missed this kind of stuff from your channels! Well done
Pikasprey yellow uploads making my year like Christmas!! Thank you!!!
Lorelei: *Please spare me*
Wonderful video! Great to see you posting these kinds of vids. Keep it up!
I love hearing you talk about pokemon games, another amazing video
This is very exciting thank you for uploading again it’s felt like too long
I mean, he's active on twitch and his second channel.
@@asra-5180 Yeah but I don't have time for 3 hour long videos so... :(
its been a while since i've seen one of these, thank you so much for the upload
Hooray, you uploaded! I always get so excited!
I love this kind of videos. Keep up the good work!
Merry Christmas to me, a new Pikasprey video? So excited 🙌🏻
Always wonderful watching your stuff.
You don't have to backtrack after using Brock Through Walls. As long as the last place you healed at was either Pewter City or Viridian City, you can either use an Escape Rope or intentionally lose a battle to get sent back. Also, as an additional tip, since Pokemon don't get healed when stored in the PC in Gen I, you can deposit the Bulbasaur in case you want to use it again and don't want to go through the hassle of lowering the PP of its moves to the right numbers every time.
Or you can get an Abra in Celadon, via the Game Corner, and Teleport back.
Glad to see you with a new video! Hope to see more in the future :)
He uploads almost daily on the Pikasprey Blue channel, in case you didn't know
I always figured the pokedoll skip for Marowak's ghost was intentional, as if you were giving her a plush baby doll to calm her rage to let you past.
Fuschia City Headline: Child Falls Into Safari Zone Pen, Becomes Main Attraction
Amazing video. I'll always look up for this kind of content.
Always to see a new video in my feed. Next time I play gen 1 I’ll need to try these
I legit forgot you existed. It feels like it's been so long since your last vid. I'm happy I took the time to watch this
I love game glitches so can't wait to watch this!
Well lucky for you you can watch it
I was so excited myself that I didn't wait to watch it!
*Bethesda has entered tha chat*
I've started watching your playthrough of Metroid Dread, a game which is at times extremely rewarding to sequence break. So it's cool to see you talk about the subject in your usually covered series on your main channel :)
Always love to see a pikasprey upload
Great video Pikasprey! If I remember right if you go into one of the houses in Pewter City, activate the walk-through-walls glitch, then go into a certain place you can load the Elite Four hall. Did the glitch several years ago. That Bulbasaur setup alone was insane, especially when you had to do the level underflow glitch and get a Nidoking in Viridian Forrest (also via glitch) to even stand a shot with the Elite Four. No codes needed but a crap-ton of patience.
Neat analysis video! Thanks for uploading!
That sequence break in the Pokemon Tower was how I got through on my first playthrough! I went and got the Silph Scope afterwards and felt very silly!
This is ultimately all I was trying to figure out as a kid. Never worked out a single one of these. Cool to see them all compiled together, all these years later
Love your glitch videos!
It's so strange listening to Pikasprey read a script after watching his streams for months
Love your vids. So excited to see a new upload
I miss MissingNoXpert. I have his Pokemon Yellow Glitch series playlist saved, thank goodness
you know its a good day when a new pikasprey video is in your feed
Great video man! I love that bulbasaur was the key to breaking reality.
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When I first played this Pokemon game, I was confused on what to do after rescuing Bill and defeating Misty in Cerulean City. I didn't know I had to go through the guarded house, and I thought I had to cut the tree below the city. I thought I could use Cut after getting the badge from Cerulean Gym, I didn't know I also needed the HM.
Using Pokemon Stadium to item cheese into Saffron City takes me way back. Great video!
TH-cam randomly threw this on my front page so I guess it's once again them for my yearly Pikaspry channel watching. Let the comfy commence.
i love your 'above and beyond' type videos a lot! anyone can just list off different ways to do skips but you actively explored each to how far it can go and its limitations. its super refreshing when most pokemon videos are top tens that i already know. looking forward to your next upload :)!
Thank you for another video!!
keep up the wonderful content. I love your videos!
Brock Through Walls is one of the most satisfying glitches to pull off when you walk from Pewter to Saffron city without freezing the game
Finally a top quality TH-camr is back so close to Christmas, Have a good one everyone.
check his other channel and twitch
This is an awesome video! Thanks for the information ❤️
Omg... I had no idea about that last one! Great video!
ilysm i love these videos
Pikasprey back at it again with a great vid!!!
sequence breaking is so interesting. whether it be intentional or not, and feels harder to do in later games. great video, hope you do more stuff like this
it really is
Yoooo a new yellow channel video, im always super happy when these come out
The HM Cut exploit makes me wonder if there's still a way to get to Vermillion City in the remakes, skipping Bill's house. Could you use Teleport to get back to Pewter City, then use your traded Pokemon to use Cut and get through Diglett Cave?
Can you not just avoid using the cerulean city pokemon center and white out after beating Misty?
Nice to see you making a video. Havent seen ur videos in months 👍
Yay a new video, what a treat
I love that, many years later, there's still more for me to learn about these games.
You ever see an upload so good that you hit like while the ads are still playing?
thanks for this christmas present video... will you do any other videos about other gens in any future ? I'd so love that lol but your challenges and mostly softlocks are awesome too :P keep the great work up and merry christmas :)
Yeeeua~!!! More Pokemon games videos by the end of the year, thank you~!!!
I cracked up laughing when you said players have been trying to beat the game in reverse. Breaking sequences is usually somewhat mundane to me, but that was funny because I can just imagine someone taking this challenge personally in a Michael Jordan fashion.
Love new pikasprey on my birthday
Cool to hear you back :D