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I believe an old AttackDex page on TM55 (or something around 50) said something along the lines of: "After using it, the game dies." Do you remember around what number it was?
Strange, as the only glitches I used on my Blue were Missingno., 'M, and the Golen knowing the TMsomething attack.
No, but it was the one where you trade a Graveler at level 25 to G/S/C, then it evolves to Golem and learns Rollout, then you trade it back IMMEDIATELY.
Strange, as the only glitches I used on my Blue were Missingno., 'M, and the Golen knowing the TMsomething attack.
Strange, as the only glitches I used on my Blue were Missingno., 'M, and the Golen knowing the TMsomething attack.
'M or Missingno. did it to me. Don't belive me if you don't want to, but there was and still isn't anything wrong with my cartridge, but around a month after catching Missingno. and 'M my game disappeared leaving only a small trace that instead of a pokemon in my box's name appearing occasionally when I use the cooltrainer move, when I change to a blank box it will display my old trainer's name for the move, DEXTER.
So yeah I think Missingno. / 'M can ease rarely. I know it's true.
No, but it was the one where you trade a Graveler at level 25 to G/S/C, then it evolves to Golem and learns Rollout, then you trade it back IMMEDIATELY.
That would correspond with the glitch attack TM05.
No, but it was the one where you trade a Graveler at level 25 to G/S/C, then it evolves to Golem and learns Rollout, then you trade it back IMMEDIATELY.
That would correspond with the glitch attack TM05.
Nope, TM55.
"TM55 is a Glitch Move with superb power… and lackluster…well, everything else. It has both 0 PP and an accuracy of 0. Using this move simply causes your turn to end. Also on rare occasions, this move begins to infect the RAM with FF Hex values everywhere, and soon, the game dies. "