Re: Official 1st Gen (Red/Blue and Yellow) Glitch Discussion
Posted by: Newo
Date: 2007-03-02 12:48:21
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Glitch Ryhdons are the best because you can actually raise them up to Lv145 without Rare Candies at all from Lv 100. But trust me this take a VERY long time.
Ah! Thanks, now I finally know how the glitch Rhydons work!
I finally found why glitch Rhydons work like they do.
It is down to the fact that they have two places where they can get the data on what pokemon it is. If the pokemon turns to Rhydon in a certain way, it only changes the outside data, but not the inside stats data.
The reason for it's ability to grow to very high levels is caused by the difference in between the data on the inside pokemon's level 100 exp stat and the outside pokemon's level 100 exp stat.
Because MissingNo is the inside stat and it needs a low amount of exp to get to level 100 and the actual limiter is the outside stat, so it can exceed 100 because the limiter allows it to.
MissingNo. level 100 limiter is 345420 and Rhydon's is 1250000
The difference allows 92 extra levels.
Strictly speaking, because a Q glitch hybrid also has a difference in data, you could hybrid MissingNo's stats onto a pokemon, and then exceed level 100. If there was a pokemon that required less exp again, you could get higher levels again.
That's really cool ;). Would it be possible to have a Pokemon hybridized to naturally reach Lv. 255?
That could explain the Starmie. ZZAZZ doesn't strictly stick to the 153 value, though it heavily favors it. Oh, and someone else (Drakkar, I believe) said that he got a blank name the other day when he did ZZAZZ. Any ideas about that?
Nah, they would have done it later. And if 'M was a beta form or something, that wouldn't work either as Kangaskhan is early in the hex (right after Rhydon).
You know, 'M evolves into Kangashan. I wonder, maybe the programmers got lazy and made 'M and Missingno. because of forgetting Baby Kangashan