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	The '''Pokémon data structure''' in the [[Generation I]] games stores most information about the current state of a {{player}}'s [[caught Pokémon]]. It has a length of 44 bytes for Pokémon in the player's [[party]] and 33 bytes for Pokémon in boxes on [[Bill's PC]]. The information lost when depositing a Pokémon in Bill's PC is its [[level]], {{stat\|HP}}, {{stat\|Attack}}, {{stat\|Defense}}, {{stat\|Speed}} and {{stat\|Special}}; this allows the [[box trick]] to work by recalculating the lost information upon withdrawing the Pokémon again.		The '''Pokémon data structure''' in the [[Generation I]] games stores most information about the current state of a {{player}}'s [[caught Pokémon]]. It has a length of 44 bytes for Pokémon in the player's [[party]] and 33 bytes for Pokémon in boxes on [[Pokémon Storage System\|Bill's PC]]. The information lost when depositing a Pokémon in Bill's PC is its [[level]], {{stat\|HP}}, {{stat\|Attack}}, {{stat\|Defense}}, {{stat\|Speed}} and {{stat\|Special}}; this allows the [[box trick]] to work by recalculating the lost information upon withdrawing the Pokémon again.

	===The structure===		===The structure===