Kyoufu Kawa

	This user lieks Mudkipz.

	This user has a chronic headache.

♪ ♪ ♪	This user can sing.

	This user is in a relationship.

	☆ This user's favorite Pokémon is Pikachu. ☆

	This user is a player of Pokémon FireRed Version.

	This user is a player of Pokémon Pearl Version.

	This user loves ketchup as much as Pikachu.

	This user is an artist.

	This user contributes using Microsoft Windows XP.

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This user is a hacker.

	This user likes Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire.

	This user's DS friend code for Pokémon Pearl is 2621 0008 4056.

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Hi. I'm Kyoufu Kawa. I'm an experienced rom hacker and learning GBA homebrewer. For one of my projects, I have to know with 100% certainty what the structures are on the Advanced gen. Pokémon games so you'll see me editing those pages every once in a while when disassembly progress reveals new data.

So I recently found out how the game handles the encrypted data. It doesn't. When the substructures are needed, they're decrypted, read/written and re-crypted. All because I saw something flash by in the memory viewer that looked like raw data.

And here's another fun thing to try: if you want to manipulate your opponent's Pokémon, including a wild encounter, try browsing to your party data (see Pokémon data structure in the GBA) and scroll up about 600 bytes. You see correctly.

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