Coin Case glitches

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Coin Case glitches are a variety of glitches involving the Coin Case in English-language versions of Gold and Silver Versions. They all involve listening to a Pokémon's cry then immediately using the Coin Case. Due to a translation bug, the Coin Case text is improperly terminated, making the game jump to $E112 every time it is used. This section of RAM is used by the game to store data related to Pokémon cries. Depending on the Pokémon's cry listened to, one of several effects will be activated: the game may restart with an altered color scheme and possibly blocks of color placed on the screen ("Glitch Dimension", "Shadow Puppet Effect" and "Shadow Puppets"), the game may crash to a white screen, or "Coin Case:" and a glitch phrase may be displayed (e.g., "which move?PP of"). The most well known of these glitches can be performed in Pokémon Gold using the Machop in Vermilion City.

Glitches caused by each Pokémon cry

Pokémon Effect Bulbasaur ‡Glitch Dimension Ivysaur *which move?PP of Venusaur *which move? Charmander *which move?PP of Charmeleon *which move?PP of Charizard *which move? Squirtle *which move?PP of Wartortle *which move?PP of Blastoise *which move? Caterpie ‡Glitch Dimension Metapod ‡Glitch Dimension Butterfree *which move?PP of Weedle ‡Glitch Dimension Kakuna Glitch Dimension Beedrill ‡Glitch Dimension Pidgey ‡Glitch Dimension Pidgeotto *which move? Pidgeot *which move? Rattata *which move? Raticate *which move? Spearow *which move? Fearow *which move? Ekans *which move?PP of Arbok ‡Glitch Dimension Pikachu ‡Glitch Dimension Raichu ‡Glitch Dimension Sandshrew *which move?PP of Sandslash *which move? Nidoran♀ ‡Glitch Dimension Nidorina Glitch Dimension Nidoqueen *which move? Nidoran♂ *which move? Nidorino ‡Glitch Dimension Nidoking *which move? Clefairy ‡Glitch Dimension Clefable Game crashes Vulpix ‡Glitch Dimension Ninetales ‡Glitch Dimension Jigglypuff ‡Glitch Dimension Wigglytuff ‡Glitch Dimension Zubat ‡Glitch Dimension Golbat *which move? Oddish ‡Glitch Dimension Gloom *which move?PP of Vileplume *which move? Paras Glitch Dimension Parasect *which move? Venonat *which move?PP of Venomoth *which move? Diglett ‡Glitch Dimension Dugtrio ‡Glitch Dimension Meowth glitch block Persian *which move? Psyduck ‡Glitch Dimension Golduck *which move?PP of Mankey ‡Glitch Dimension Primeape *which move?PP of Growlithe *which move?PP of Arcanine *which move? Poliwag *which move? Poliwhirl ‡Glitch Dimension Poliwrath *which move? Abra ‡Glitch Dimension Kadabra *which move? Alakazam *which move? Machop Glitch Dimension Machoke Glitch Dimension Machamp Glitch Dimension Bellsprout Glitch Dimension Weepinbell no effect Victreebel which move? Tentacool ‡Glitch Dimension Tentacruel which move? Geodude ‡Glitch Dimension Graveler *which move? Golem *which move?PP of Ponyta *which move? Rapidash *which move? Slowpoke *which move? Slowbro *which move? Magnemite ‡Glitch Dimension Magneton *which move? Farfetch'd Glitch Dimension Doduo ‡Glitch Dimension Dodrio Glitch Dimension Seel ‡Glitch Dimension Dewgong *which move? Grimer *which move? Muk *which move? Shellder *which move? Cloyster Glitch Dimension Gastly *which move? Haunter *which move?PP of Gengar *which move? Onix *which move? Drowzee ‡Glitch Dimension Hypno *which move?PP of Krabby Glitch Dimension Kingler Glitch Dimension Voltorb ‡Glitch Dimension Electrode ‡Glitch Dimension Exeggcute *which move? Exeggutor *which move? Cubone *which move? Marowak Glitch Dimension Hitmonlee ‡Glitch Dimension Hitmonchan *which move? Lickitung *which move? Koffing *which move? Weezing *which move? Rhyhorn *which move? Rhydon *which move? Chansey *which move? Tangela *which move? Kangaskhan *which move? Horsea glitch block Seadra ‡Glitch Dimension Goldeen *which move?PP of Seaking *which move? Staryu Game crashes Starmie *which move? Mr. Mime *which move?PP of Scyther *which move? Jynx *which move? Electabuzz *which move? Magmar ‡Glitch Dimension Pinsir *which move? Tauros *which move?PP of Magikarp ‡Glitch Dimension Gyarados *which move? Lapras *which move? Ditto *which move? Eevee ‡Glitch Dimension Vaporeon *which move? Jolteon *which move? Flareon ‡Glitch Dimension Porygon *which move? Omanyte Glitch Dimension Omastar *which move?PP of Kabuto *which move?PP of Kabutops Game crashes Aerodactyl *which move? Snorlax Game crashes Articuno *which move?PP of Zapdos *which move? Moltres *which move?PP of Dratini *which move?PP of Dragonair *which move? Dragonite *which move? Mewtwo *which move? Mew *which move? Chikorita ‡Glitch Dimension Bayleef *which move? Meganium ‡Glitch Dimension Cyndaquil ‡Glitch Dimension Quilava *which move? Typhlosion *which move? Totodile ‡Glitch Dimension Croconaw ‡Glitch Dimension Feraligatr *which move? Sentret ‡Glitch Dimension Furret *which move? Hoothoot no effect Noctowl *which move? Ledyba no effect Ledian Glitch Dimension Spinarak ‡Glitch Dimension Ariados *which move? Crobat *which move? Chinchou *which move? Lanturn ‡Glitch Dimension Pichu *which move? Cleffa ‡Glitch Dimension Igglybuff No effect Togepi *which move? Togetic Game crashes Natu ‡Glitch Dimension Xatu Glitch Dimension Mareep ‡Glitch Dimension Flaaffy ‡Glitch Dimension Ampharos Game crashes Bellossom *which move? Marill No effect Azumarill *which move? Sudowoodo *which move? Politoed *which move? Hoppip no effect Skiploom ‡Glitch Dimension Jumpluff *which move? Aipom no effect Sunkern Glitch Dimension Sunflora *which move? Yanma ‡Glitch Dimension Wooper No effect Quagsire *which move? Espeon *which move? Umbreon Game crashes Murkrow *which move? Slowking ‡Glitch Dimension Misdreavus No effect Unown *which move? Wobbuffet *which move? Girafarig ‡Glitch Dimension Pineco *which move? Forretress *which move? Dunsparce *which move? Gligar *which move? Steelix ‡Glitch Dimension Snubbull no effect Granbull *which move? Qwilfish Game crashes Scizor ‡Glitch Dimension Shuckle No effect Heracross ‡Glitch Dimension Sneasel No effect Teddiursa No effect Ursaring No effect Slugma No effect Magcargo *which move?PP of Swinub *which move? Piloswine *which move? Corsola Glitch Dimension Remoraid *which move? Octillery *which move? Delibird No effect Mantine ‡Glitch Dimension Skarmory *which move? Houndour *which move? Houndoom *which move? Kingdra *which move? Phanpy *which move? Donphan *which move? Porygon2 ‡Glitch Dimension Stantler *which move? Smeargle Glitch Dimension Tyrogue Glitch Dimension Hitmontop *which move? Smoochum *which move? Elekid Glitch Dimension Magby *which move? Miltank ‡Glitch Dimension Blissey *which move? Raikou *which move? Entei *which move? Suicune *which move? Larvitar *which move?PP of Pupitar *which move? Tyranitar *which move? Lugia *which move? Ho-Oh *which move? Celebi Glitch Dimension ?????????? ‡Glitch Dimension

Info

• An asterisk by an effect means that the text is displayed in a dialogue box one line under "Coins:".
• "†" (a dagger)in addition to an asterisk by an effect means that the text goes over the edge of the dialogue box.
• "‡" (double daggers) by an effect means that a special version of the "Glitch Dimension" is started, dubbed "Shadow Puppets" or called the "Shadow Puppet Effect".

Display alterations

Glitch dimension

Main article: Glitch dimension

When accessed, the game restarts in what appears as an altered color scheme. This is particularly evident in the beginning cutscene/intro movie. The entire (apparently) game can be played as normal. When the player talks to a character, gets on his bike, goes through a door/portal, opens the menu, or does any other action affecting his sprite (though not necessarily changing it), a purple block is generated depending on the position of the player. At other times, seemingly randomly, blocks of color will be generated. For example, after flying to Cinnabar Island and Surfing downwards, the water will be blue, red and green in different places. Battles will be conducted with the colors of the HP bar, names, Pokémon, and Trainers altered, and with blocks of purple. Interestingly, the blocks seem to slide across the screen as the battle begins (at the point where the stat areas and Trainer slide into view). In towns, houses, routes, and other locations, blocks of color can be made to disappear by moving so that they move off-screen. The blocks appear to not be just a display problem, because they scroll with the map. This is apparently caused by the game thinking that it is being played on a Classic Game Boy.

When a cheating device is used to walk through objects, in some cases where the game does not freeze when the player walks out of the game, the game will restart in a "clean" glitch dimension where the background of the title screen is gray and has no blocky effects. Gameplay will be virtually the same, the only difference being; when a person is talked to, glitch dimension blocks will appear.

When the game is restarted, the color scheme is forced to use the player's palette on the title sequence. This makes it appear to display Ho-Oh in color, due to the similarities in the palette and where the colors are assigned. Lugia's sprite is assigned only two colors in Silver and will not display in color.

Ho-Oh in a "clean" Glitch Dimension.

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Shadow Theater

Everything is completely white, except for the sprites (such as the player character, the NPCs, the Game Freak logo at the beginning). The sprites are either black, extremely darkened, dark blue, or near white. Sometimes an already-dark sprite will become white. Sprites with areas of high contrast (near black near white combinations) will appear partially black and partially white. Menus are not visible, but it is possible to navigate through them by memory. When viewing the PokéGear only the arrow selector pointing upwards is visible in the upper-left corner. During battles, the images of the Pokémon are not visible, but the blacked-out move graphics are. The specific cause of this is unknown, but is probably related to the cause of the Glitch Dimension.

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Changes in the beginning cutscene

Object(s) Original color Color in Glitch Dimension Color in Shadow Theater Game Freak logo Yellow White Black Shellder Blue-white with red tongue Pink with blue tongue Black Lapras Blue with blue-white shell Pink-Red with light pink shell Black Magikarp Red Blue Black Pikachu Yellow, red cheek pouches Same as normal color Black Jigglypuff Purple Same as normal color Black Totodile Light blue Pink Black Chikorita Green Light orange Black Cyndaquil Orange and black with red flames Same as normal color Black with white detail Charizard Red Blue White Gold Version Gold Silver Invisible Ho-Oh silhouette Black Red with pink wing tips Black Sparkles from silhouette Yellow Purple Black Silver Version Silver Blue-grey with white highlight Invisible Lugia silhouette Black Black Black Clouds from silhouette Grey Black Black "Pokémon" logo Yellow with blue border Dark yellow with blue border and green shadow Invisible/White

Arbitrary code execution

See also: Arbitrary code execution

Perfect EVs

When the game jumps to $E112, it starts executing data related to Pokémon cries as machine instructions. In particular, when Coin Case is used after hearing the Machop cry, the game will eventually reach address $E912. Data around that address is related to the overworld and can be manipulated through moving around in different patterns. When exiting Professor Elm's Laboratory and moving four steps to the right (prior to using the Coin Case after hearing the Machop's cry), the game will jump to address $FA98, which is in the middle of the data of the third Pokémon in the player's party. The game can therefore be made to execute specific code, based on the Pokémon's attributes such as species, item held, ..., by deliberately placing party Pokémon. By placing a specific species of Pokémon in the fourth slot of the party with the correct held item and first move, the game's execution may even be made to jump to the memory area that stores the items deposited in the player's PC, where code will execute based on the identifier and quantity of the items in the PC.

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Pokémon modifying using box names

By meeting special conditions, the player can allow the Coin Case to execute arbitrary code based on the names of their PC boxes, which in turn can modify the first Pokémon in the player's party. The exploit requires having a freshly caught low-level "slide" Pokémon with specific DVs in the party's third slot (preferably caught from Route 29), and a Quagsire holding TM02 with Return as its first move. Finally by performing a specific movement pattern, the player can listen to a certain Pokémon's cry (e.g. Machop or Bellsprout), then use the Coin Case to execute code from the box names.

The "slide Pokémon" is what allows the game to read the Quagsire and its first move and held item, which in turn uses it as a jump location to execute arbritrary code (because Quagsire's index number C3 represents the instruction jp yyxx), in this case the location it goes to is the PC box names. It is important to have a "good" slide Pokémon as bad opcodes such as FF (rst $38) causes the game to not reach the Quagsire's data, and is unable to execute the box names as code. Without a "good" slide Pokémon, the game will freeze or trigger Glitch Dimension upon using the Coin Case even after the other requirements are met. Obtaining a working slide Pokémon can be very time consuming and luck dependant, as a result this is one of the most common reasons the glitch fails. The best solution if the glitch fails is to catch another Pokémon, and repeat if it doesn't work. Once a "good" slide Pokémon is caught, it will always work.^{[citation needed]}

Requirements

• Slot 1: Pokémon that the player wants changed

• Slot 2: Any Pokémon

• Slot 3: A low-leveled freshly caught "slide Pokémon"

• Slot 4: Quagsire holding TM02 (Headbutt) with Return as its first move

The player must also have Bellsprout registered in the Pokédex to listen to its cry.

How to perform:

• Fly to Cherrygrove City and enter the Poké Mart and save

• Leave the Poké Mart and take 4 steps to the right

• Listen to Bellsprout's cry in the Pokédex

• Switch pockets (required) and use the Coin Case

• If performed correctly, the menus will slow down and the sprites will disappear. To fix it, save the game and reset. If the glitch fails despite all the other requirements being met, this means the player needs to replace their slide Pokémon. If the glitch shows the Shadow Puppet Effect instead, then the player should only listen to the cry once.

Make Pokémon 1 shiny

The following box names are needed:

• Box 1: A p 0 'd 'v R 5 5

• Box 2: é 'm 2 p p 0 4 5

• Box 3: é A 4 p 0 'd 'v Q

• Box 4: é ? 2 p 0 k 5 5

• Box 5: 5 5 é A 4 p p p

• Box 6: 'v 7 'v 'd é 4 2 p

• Box 7: é D 9 'l 'l A 'l x

• Box 8: 'd 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

Modify Pokémon species in party slot 1

The following box names are needed:

• Box 1: A p 0 k 'v A 5 5

• Box 2: é 'm 2 p [x x x x]*

• Box 3: é A 4 p 'v 7 'v 'd

• Box 4: é ♂ 2 p é D 9 'l

• Box 5: 'l 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

• Box 6: 5 5 5 A 'l x 'd 5

*The species is modified by the last 4 letters/numbers in box 2's name. After performing the glitch correctly, the player needs to deposit the Pokémon in slot 1 at the Day Care and withdraw it. Only the species of the Pokémon is changed, it will still have its previous name (e.g. its name is still PIDGEY, although it can be changed granted it is not an outsider), previous moves and it will not be registered into the Pokédex.

The player can also modify an Egg this way as well. If this glitch is performed with an Egg in the first slot, it will hatch into the desired Pokémon without the need of depositing and withdrawing it from the Day Care.

Pokémon obtained by modifying box 2

Pokémon Box name Bulbasaur 0B'vA Ivysaur 0C'vA Venusaur 0D'vA Charmander 0E'vA Charmeleon 0F'vA Charizard 0G'vA Squirtle 0H'vA Wartortle 0I'vA Blastoise 0J'vA Caterpie 0K'vA Metapod 0L'vA Butterfree 0M'vA Weedle 0N'vA Kakuna 0O'vA Beedrill 0P'vA Pidgey 0Q'vA Pidgeotto 0R'vA Pidgeot 0S'vA Rattata 0T'vA Raticate 0U'vA Spearow 0V'vA Fearow 0W'vA Ekans 0X'vA Arbok 0Y'vA Pikachu 0Z'vA Raichu 0('vA Sandshrew 0)'vA Sandslash 0:'vA Nidoran♀ 0;'vA Nidorina 0['vA Nidoqueen 0]'vA Nidoran♂ 0a'vA Nidorino 0b'vA Nidoking 0c'vA Clefairy 0d'vA Clefable 0e'vA Vulpix 0f'vA Ninetales 0g'vA Jigglypuff 0h'vA Wigglytuff 0i'vA Zubat 0j'vA Golbat 0k'vA Oddish 0l'vA Gloom 0m'vA Vileplume 0n'vA Paras 0o'vA Parasect 0p'vA Venonat 0q'vA Venomoth 0r'vA Diglett 0s'vA Dugtrio 0t'vA Meowth 0u'vA Persian 0v'vA Psyduck 0w'vA Golduck 0x'vA Mankey 0y'vA Primeape 0z'vA Growlithe 0?'vm Arcanine 0?'vl Poliwag 0?'vk Poliwhirl 0?'vj Poliwrath 0?'vi Abra 0?'vh Kadabra 0?'vg Alakazam 0?'vf Machop 0?'ve Machoke 0?'vd Machamp 0?'vc Bellsprout 0?'vb Weepinbell 0?'va Victreebel 0?'v] Tentacool 0?'v[ Tentacruel 0?'v; Geodude 0?'v: Graveler 0?'v) Golem 0?'v( Ponyta 0?'vZ Rapidash 0?'vY Slowpoke 0?'vX Slowbro 0?'vW Magnemite 0?'vV Magneton 0?'vU Farfetch'd 0?'vT Doduo 0?'vS Dodrio 0?'vR Seel 0?'vQ Dewgong 0?'vP Grimer 0?'vO Muk 0?'vN Shellder 0?'vM Cloyster 0?'vL Gastly 0?'vK Haunter 0?'vJ Gengar 0?'vI Onix 0?'vH Drowzee 0?'vG Hypno 0?'vF Krabby 0?'vE Kingler 0?'vD Voltorb 0?'vC Electrode 0?'vB Exeggcute 0?'vA Exeggutor 0!'vA Cubone 0.'vA Marowak 0&'vA Hitmonlee 0é'vA Hitmonchan 0♂'vE Lickitung 0♂'vD Koffing 0♂'vC Weezing 0♂'vB Rhyhorn 0♂'vA Rhydon 0×'vB Chansey 0×'vA Tangela 0/'vB Kangaskhan 0/'vA Horsea 0,'vA Seadra 0♀'vA Goldeen 00'vA Seaking 01'vA Staryu 02'vA Starmie 03'vA Mr. Mime 04'vA Scyther 05'vA Jynx 06'vA Electabuzz 07'vA Magmar 08'vA Pinsir p0(space)5 Tauros p0A5 Magikarp p0B5 Gyarados p0C5 Lapras p0D5 Ditto p0E5 Eevee p0F5 Vaporeon p0G5 Jolteon p0H5 Flareon p0I5 Porygon p0J5 Omanyte p0K5 Omastar p0L5 Kabuto p0M5 Kabutops p0N5 Aerodactyl p0O5 Snorlax p0P5 Articuno p0Q5 Zapdos p0R5 Moltres p0S5 Dratini p0T5 Dragonair p0U5 Dragonite p0V5 Mewtwo p0W5 Mew p0X5 Chikorita p0Y5 Bayleef p0Z5 Meganium p0(5 Cyndaquil p0)5 Quilava p0:5 Typhlosion p0;5 Totodile p0[5 Croconaw p0]5 Feraligatr p0a5 Sentret p0b5 Furret p0c5 Hoothoot p0d5 Noctowl p0e5 Ledyba p0f5 Ledian p0g5 Spinarak p0h5 Ariados p0i5 Crobat p0j5 Chinchou p0k5 Lanturn pol5 Pichu p0m5 Cleffa p0n5 Igglybuff p0o5 Togepi p0p5 Togetic p0q5 Natu p0r5 Xatu p0s5 Mareep p0t5 Flaaffy p0u5 Ampharos p0v5 Bellossom p0w5 Marill p0x5 Azumarill p0y5 Sudowoodo p0z5 Politoed 0z'v9 Hoppip 0z'v8 Skiploom 0z'v7 Jumpluff 0z'v6 Aipom 0z'v5 Sunkern 0z'v4 Sunflora 0z'v3 Yanma 0z'v2 Wooper 0z'v1 Quagsire 0z'v0 Espeon 0k'v? Umbreon 0l'v? Murkrow 0m'v? Slowking 0n'v? Misdreavus 0o'v? Unown 0p'v? Wobbuffet 0q'v? Girafarig 0r'v? Pineco 0s'v? Forretress 0t'v? Dunsparce 0u'v? Gligar 0v'v? Steelix p0'd5 Snubbull p0'l5 Granbull p0'm5 Qwilfish p0'r5 Scizor p0's5 Shuckle p0't5 Heracross p0'v5 Sneasel 0't'v8 Teddiursa 0'v'v8 Ursaring 0'v'v7 Slugma 0'v'v6 Magcargo 0'v'v5 Swinub 0'v'v4 Piloswine 0'v'v3 Corsola 0'v'v2 Remoraid 0'v'v1 Octillery 0'v'v0 Delibird p0PK5 Mantine p0MN5 Skarmory p0-5 Houndour 0A'v: Houndoom 0A'v) Kingdra p0?5 Phanpy p0!5 Donphan p0.5 Porygon2 p0&5 Stantler p0é5 Smeargle 0A'vV Tyrogue 0A'vU Hitmontop 0A'vT Smoochum 0A'vS Elekid p0♂5 Magby 0A'vQ Miltank p0×5 Blissey 0A'vO Raikou p0/5 Entei p0,5 Suicune p0♀5 Larvitar p005 Pupitar p015 Tyranitar p025 Lugia p035 Ho-Oh p045 Celebi p055

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Unused Memory Game

The glitch can be used for executing the code for the unused memory game. The player needs a Quagsire, which holds an HP Up and a new captured Pokémon, which does not hold an item. Also the player needs the following items in his PC in the following order:

• Max Revive ×1
• Full Restore ×4
• PP Up ×56
• X Accuracy ×99
• BlackGlasses ×44
• Dire Hit ×44
• Dire Hit ×44
• TM16 (Icy Wind) ×1

Then the player has to go back to Professor Elm's Laboratory, save the game, exit and moving four steps to the right. If you now hear the cry of a Bellsprout, it is possible to enter the memory game by opening the Coin Case.

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Glitches in the Pokémon games Multiple generations Transform glitches • Glitch Trainers • Cloning glitches • Error messages • Arbitrary code execution Generation I Glitches • Battle glitches • Overworld glitches -- • 0 ERROR • Broken hidden items • Cable Club escape glitch • Dual-type damage misinformation Experience underflow glitch • Fight Safari Zone Pokémon trick • Glitch City • Item duplication glitch • Item underflow Mew glitch • Old man glitch • Pewter Gym skip glitch • Pokémon merge glitch • Rhydon glitch • Rival twins glitch Select glitches (dokokashira door glitch, second type glitch) • Super Glitch Time Capsule exploit • Walking through walls • ZZAZZ glitch Generation II Glitches • Battle glitches Bug-Catching Contest glitch • Celebi Egg glitch • Coin Case glitches • Experience underflow glitch Glitch dimension • Glitch Egg • Teru-sama • Time Capsule exploit • Trainer House glitches • GS Ball mail glitch Generation III Glitches • Battle glitches • Overworld glitches Berry glitch • Dive glitch • Pomeg glitch • Glitzer Popping Generation IV Glitches • Battle glitches • Overworld glitches Acid rain • GTS glitches • Pomeg glitch • Rage glitch Surf glitch • Tweaking • Pal Park Retire glitch Generation V Glitches • Battle glitches • Overworld glitches Charge Beam additional effect chance glitch • Charge move replacement glitch • Choice item lock glitch Frozen Zoroark glitch • Sky Drop glitch Generation VI Glitches • Battle glitches • Overworld glitches Charge Beam additional effect chance glitch • Charge move replacement glitch • Choice item lock glitch Lumiose City save glitch • Symbiosis Eject Button glitch • Toxic sure-hit glitch Generation VII Glitches • Battle glitches Charge Beam additional effect chance glitch • Charge move replacement glitch • Choice item lock glitch Toxic sure-hit glitch • Rollout storage glitch Generation VIII Glitches Charge Beam additional effect chance glitch • Charge move replacement glitch • Choice item lock glitch Toxic sure-hit glitch • Rollout storage glitch • Party item offset glitch Generation IX Glitches Glitch effects Game freeze • Glitch battle • Glitch song Gen I only: Glitch screen • TMTRAINER effect • Inverted sprite Gen II only: Glitch dimension Lists Glitches (GO • Mystery Dungeon • TCG GB • Spin-off) Glitch Pokémon (Gen I • Gen II • Gen III • Gen IV • Gen V • Gen VI • Gen VII • Gen VIII) Glitch moves (Gen I) • Glitch types (Gen I • Gen II)

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