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==Why bad eggs appear== | ==Why bad eggs appear== | ||
===GameShark=== | ===GameShark=== | ||
The [[GameShark]] code for quick level up in the daycare will result in an invisible bad egg. This bad egg can be switched with the last Pokémon in the party via PC and can be used in battle. Another way to obtain a bad egg is to use a GameShark cheat called "Automatically or Easily Catch Pokémon". If you use a type of Poké Ball in battle you will catch one of the remaining Pokémon (randomly) and the Pokémon the Poké Ball was used on faints. The captured Pokémon will go to the P.C. as a Bad Egg. Its battle image is a black egg, while its summary image is [[Ten question marks|a black circle with a white ? in it]]. Using this in battle will cause instant white out. The egg can be deleted if it is picked up while holding another Pokémon in the box and set back down. The bad egg | The [[GameShark]] code for quick level up in the daycare will result in an invisible bad egg. This bad egg can be switched with the last Pokémon in the party via PC and can be used in battle. Another way to obtain a bad egg is to use a GameShark cheat called "Automatically or Easily Catch Pokémon". If you use a type of Poké Ball in battle you will catch one of the remaining Pokémon (randomly) and the Pokémon the Poké Ball was used on faints. The captured Pokémon will go to the P.C. as a Bad Egg. Its battle image is a black egg, while its summary image is [[Ten question marks|a black circle with a white ? in it]]. Using this in battle will cause instant white out. The egg can be deleted if it is picked up while holding another Pokémon in the box and set back down. The bad egg can also be encountered if tools such as PokemonMaker are used to give Pokemon illegal movesets, etc. | ||
===Action Replay=== | ===Action Replay=== | ||