List of locations by index number (Generation V): Difference between revisions
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| 40011 || 0x9C4B || [[ | | 40011 || 0x9C4B || [[M20|Pokémon Movie 17]] | ||
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| 40012 || 0x9C4C || [[ | | 40012 || 0x9C4C || [[M21|Pokémon Movie 18]] | ||
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| 40013 || 0x9C4D || [[Pokémon movie|Pokémon Movie]] 19 | | 40013 || 0x9C4D || [[Pokémon movie|Pokémon Movie]] 19 | ||
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| 40029 || 0x9C5D || [[2015 World Championships|WCS 2015]] | | 40029 || 0x9C5D || [[2015 World Championships|WCS 2015]] | ||
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| 40030 || 0x9C5E || [[World Championships|WCS]] | | 40030 || 0x9C5E || [[2016 World Championships|WCS 2016]] | ||
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| 40031 || 0x9C5F || [[World Championships|WCS]] | | 40031 || 0x9C5F || [[2017 World Championships|WCS 2017]] | ||
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| 40032 || 0x9C60 || [[World Championships|WCS]] | | 40032 || 0x9C60 || [[2018 World Championships|WCS 2018]] | ||
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| 40033 || 0x9C61 || [[World Championships|WCS]] 2019 | | 40033 || 0x9C61 || [[World Championships|WCS]] 2019 | ||
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| 40042 || 0x9C6A || [[World Championships|Worlds]] | | 40042 || 0x9C6A || [[2016 World Championships|Worlds 2016]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:56, 15 November 2018
Each location in the Generation V games has its own identification number used internally by the game. They are enumerated here, in order.
Locations with index numbers up to 00116 appeared in Pokémon Black and White; those with index numbers between 00117 and 00153, as well as the individual index number 30015, are exclusive to Pokémon Black 2 and White 2. Index numbers between 00076 and 00105 are used for locations in another player's world when using the Entralink. Index numbers between 00154 and 30000, 30015 and 40000, 40110 and 60000, and above 60003 are filled with null data. If a Pokémon references an index number for met location that does not exist in that game, it will be displayed in that game as Faraway place.
Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 have all location headers programmed in that Pokémon Black and White do; however, Cold Storage and PWT as well as the Treasure Hunter and PKMN Breeder appear as the other in the other games.
Though there are pointers for "Kanto", "Johto", "Hoenn", "Sinnoh" and "Distant Land", these are not used for Pokémon caught in these respective regions. Instead, Pokémon sent via Poké Transfer all use the same met location, with the region displayed being dependent on the game of origin. However, "Hoenn" is used on the Ruby and Sapphire Anniversary Kyogre and Groudon.
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