Coin Case glitches

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This article is about the glitches involving the Coin Case in Gold and Silver Versions. They all involve listening to a Pokémon's cry then immediately using the Coin Case. Depending on the Pokémon's cry listened to, one of several effects will be activated; either the game will restart with an altered color scheme and possibly blocks of color placed on the screen ("Glitch Dimension" and "Shadow Puppets"), the game will freeze, or "Coin Case:" and a glitch phrase will be displayed ("which move?he PP of", etc.).

Glitches caused by each Pokémon cry

Pokémon Effect Bulbasaur ‡Glitch Dimension Ivysaur *which move?PP of Venusaur *which move? Charmander *†which move?he PP of Charmeleon *†which move?he PP of Charizard *which move? Squirtle *†which move?he PP of Wartortle *†which move?he PP of Blastoise *which move? Caterpie ‡Glitch Dimension Metapod ‡Glitch Dimension Butterfree *†which move?he 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?he PP of Arbok ‡Glitch Dimension Pikachu ‡Glitch Dimension Raichu ‡Glitch Dimension Sandshrew which move?he PP of Sandslash *which move? Nidoran♀ ‡Glitch Dimension Nidorina Glitch dimension Nidoqueen which move?he PP of Nidoran♂ *which move? Nidorino ‡Glitch Dimension Nidoking *which move? Clefairy ‡Glitch Dimension Clefable ??? Vulpix ‡Glitch Dimension Ninetales ‡Glitch Dimension Jigglypuff ‡Glitch Dimension Wigglytuff ‡Glitch Dimension Zubat ‡Glitch Dimension Golbat *which move? Oddish ‡Glitch Dimension Gloom *which move?he PP of Vileplume *which move? Paras Glitch Dimension Parasect which move?he PP of Venonat which move?PP of Venomoth ??? Diglett ‡Glitch Dimension Dugtrio ‡Glitch Dimension Meowth ??? Persian ??? Psyduck ‡Glitch Dimension Golduck ??? Mankey ‡Glitch Dimension Primeape which move?PP of Growlithe which move?PP of Arcanine ??? Poliwag which move? Poliwhirl ‡Glitch Dimension Poliwrath ??? Abra ‡Glitch Dimension Kadabra which move? Alakazam ??? Machop Glitch dimension Machoke Glitch dimension Machamp Glitch dimension Bellsprout Glitch dimension Weepinbell ??? Victreebel ??? Tentacool ‡Glitch Dimension Tentacruel which move? Geodude ‡Glitch Dimension Graveler which move? Golem ??? Ponyta which move? Rapidash ??? Slowpoke which move? Slowbro ??? Magnemite ‡Glitch Dimension Magneton ??? Farfetch'd ??? Doduo ‡Glitch Dimension Dodrio ??? Seel ‡Glitch Dimension Dewgong which move? Grimer which move? Muk which move? Shellder ??? Cloyster ??? Gastly which move? Haunter which move?PP of Gengar which move? Onix which move? Drowzee ‡Glitch Dimension Hypno ??? Krabby Glitch dimension Kingler ??? Voltorb ‡Glitch Dimension Electrode Blackout Exeggcute ??? Exeggutor ??? Cubone ??? Marowak ??? Hitmonlee ‡Glitch Dimension Hitmonchan ??? Lickitung ??? Koffing ??? Weezing ??? Rhyhorn ??? Rhydon ??? Chansey ??? Tangela ??? Kangaskhan ??? Horsea ??? Seadra ??? Goldeen ??? Seaking which move?he PP of Staryu ??? Starmie ??? Mr. Mime ??? Scyther ??? Jynx ??? Electabuzz ??? Magmar ??? Pinsir ??? Tauros ??? Magikarp ??? Gyarados which move?he PP of Lapras ??? Ditto ??? Eevee ??? Vaporeon ??? Jolteon ??? Flareon ??? Porygon ??? Omanyte ??? Omastar ??? Kabuto ??? Kabutops ??? Aerodactyl ??? Snorlax ??? Articuno ??? Zapdos ??? Moltres ??? Dratini ??? Dragonair ??? Dragonite ??? Mewtwo which move?he PP of Mew ??? Chikorita ??? Bayleef ??? Meganium which move?he PP of Cyndaquil ‡Glitch Dimension Quilava which move? Typhlosion which move? Totodile ‡Glitch Dimension Croconaw ‡Glitch Dimension Feraligatr which move?he PP of Sentret ??? Furret ??? Hoothoot ??? Noctowl ??? Ledyba ??? Ledian ??? Spinarak ▓0 Ariados ??? Crobat ??? Chinchou ??? Lanturn ??? Pichu ??? Cleffa ??? Igglybuff ??? Togepi ??? Togetic which move?he PP of Natu ‡Glitch Dimension Xatu Glitch Dimension Mareep ‡Glitch Dimension Flaaffy ‡Glitch Dimension Ampharos ??? Bellossom ??? Marill ??? Azumarill ??? Sudowoodo ??? Politoed ??? Hoppip ??? Skiploom ??? Jumpluff ??? Aipom ??? Sunkern ??? Sunflora ??? Yanma ??? Wooper ??? Quagsire ??? Espeon ??? Umbreon ??? Murkrow ??? Slowking ??? Misdreavus ??? Unown ??? Wobbuffet ??? Girafarig ??? Pineco ??? Forretress ??? Dunsparce ??? Gligar ??? Steelix ??? Snubbull ??? Granbull ??? Qwilfish ??? Scizor ??? Shuckle ??? Heracross ??? Sneasel ??? Teddiursa ??? Ursaring ??? Slugma ??? Magcargo ??? Swinub ??? Piloswine ??? Corsola ??? Remoraid ??? Octillery ??? Delibird ??? Mantine ??? Skarmory ??? Houndour ??? Houndoom ??? Kingdra ??? Phanpy ??? Donphan ??? Porygon2 ??? Stantler ??? Smeargle ??? Tyrogue ??? Hitmontop which move? Smoochum ??? Elekid ??? Magby ??? Miltank ‡Glitch Dimension Blissey ??? Raikou ??? Entei which move?he PP of Suicune which move?he PP of Larvitar ??? Pupitar ??? Tyranitar ??? Lugia ??? Ho-Oh which move? Celebi ??? ?????????? ‡Glitch Dimension

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".

In "▓0", 0 is replaced by the number of coins you have.

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, etc., 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 grey 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.

File:Glitchdimensionho-oh.gif

Ho-Oh showing its true colors, in a "clean" Glitch Dimension.

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Shadow Puppets

The screen is white, except for sprites and the Game Freak Logo in the beginning. The sprites are either black, an extremely darkened version of themselves, or dark blue. 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 do not appear, but it is possible to navigate through them by memory. When viewing the PokéGear only an arrow 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 Beginning Cutscene

Object(s) Original Coloration Coloration in Glitch Dimension Coloration in Shadow Theater Game Freak Logo Yellow White Black Shellder Blue-white with red tongues Pink with blue tongues Black Lapras Blue with blue-white shell Pinkish-Red with light pink shell Black Magikarp Red Blue Black Pikachu Yellow, red cheek pouches Yellow, red cheek pouches (no visible change) Black Jigglypuff Purple Purple (no visible change) Black Totodile Light blue Pink Black Chikorita Green Light orange Black Cyndaquil Orange and black with red flames (unaffected) Black with white detail Charizard Red Blue Invisible/White "Gold Version" Gold Silver Invisible/White Ho-Oh Silhouette Black Red with pink wing tips Black Sparkles from silhouette Yellow Purple Black "Pokémon" logo Yellow with blue border Dark yellow with blue border and green shadow Invisible/White

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