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Can anyone tell me why so many glitches have Pokédex slot #205, have a Normal/Ground typing, the same insane base stats, and a game-killing front sprite? It seems kind of random. [[User:EthanLac|EthanLac]] ([[User talk:EthanLac|talk]]) 17:50, 5 August 2016 (UTC) | Can anyone tell me why so many glitches have Pokédex slot #205, have a Normal/Ground typing, the same insane base stats, and a game-killing front sprite? It seems kind of random. [[User:EthanLac|EthanLac]] ([[User talk:EthanLac|talk]]) 17:50, 5 August 2016 (UTC) | ||
:Well. It's complicated... I'll start off... #205: This is because of a section of programming where the glitch's Pokédex is stored. 205 is actually CD in hex, and the programming takes from some addresses starting with 0xCD##. Next, the base stats, type, and sprite. They are all stored in one area. This data happens to be in the middle of trainer names. This gives it erratic stats and such. | :Well. It's complicated... I'll start off... #205: This is because of a section of programming where the glitch's Pokédex is stored. 205 is actually CD in hex, and the programming takes from some addresses starting with 0xCD##. Next, the base stats, type, and sprite. They are all stored in one area. This data happens to be in the middle of trainer names. This gives it erratic stats and such. --[[User:MissingnoMonarch|MissingnoMonarch]] ([[User talk:MissingnoMonarch|talk]]) 08:47, 9 August 2016 (UTC) | ||
