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'''Glitch Unown''' are | '''Glitch Unown''' (Japanese: '''バグアンノーン''' ''Bug Unknown'') are invalid Unown in the [[Unown Mode]] in [[Generation II]]. | ||
==Causes== | ==Causes== | ||
Normally the Unown | Normally the Unown Mode should display an entry for each Unown. This limits the valid values to 26, while there are 256 possible values. For this reason there are 230 hexadecimal values in the Unown Mode where the data no longer consists of a valid Unown's picture and name. Index numbers past 26 presumably represent unrelated data encoded as "Unown" data. | ||
while there are 256 possible | |||
Unown | |||
===Registering glitch Unown=== | ===Registering glitch Unown=== | ||
To register a [[glitch]] Unown in the Unown | To register a [[glitch]] Unown in the Unown Mode, the player may obtain a [[Five question marks#Hex FF|????? (Hex FF)]] as a bad clone from the [[Celebi Egg glitch]]. If the ????? is placed as the first Pokémon in the party, the player can use the "MOVE {{PK}}{{MN}} W/O MAIL" option to withdraw over 6 Pokémon. | ||
This corrupts RAM data located past the expected end of the [[Pokémon data structure in Generation II|Pokémon data structure]], although there are only a limited amount of Pokémon that the player can withdraw before the game freezes. | This corrupts RAM data located past the expected end of the [[Pokémon data structure in Generation II|Pokémon data structure]], although there are only a limited amount of Pokémon that the player can withdraw before the game freezes. | ||
If details about a 'post-6' Pokémon conflicts with data about Pokémon in the Unown | If details about a 'post-6' Pokémon conflicts with data about Pokémon in the Unown Mode, then it is possible to replace entries with glitch Unown, provided that the player already has the Unown Mode, for example the index number of the current fourth move's PP of Pokémon #11 conflicts with RAM data associated with the first Unown. | ||
It is possible to replace the first Unown with a glitch Unown this way provided that the player used [[PP Up]]s to raise its associated index number past 26. | It is possible to replace the first Unown with a glitch Unown this way provided that the player used [[PP Up]]s to raise its associated index number past 26. | ||
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===Types=== | ===Types=== | ||
*'''Static''': the glitch Unown takes its data from an address in the game's RAM which is not related to the player's location. As result, the glitch Unown has a unique sprite. | *'''Static''': the glitch Unown takes its data from an address in the game's RAM which is not related to the player's location. As result, the glitch Unown has a unique sprite. | ||
*'''Dynamic''': the glitch Unown takes its data even partially from the player's location. The glitch Unown will change its sprite depending on where the Unown | *'''Dynamic''': the glitch Unown takes its data even partially from the player's location. The glitch Unown will change its sprite depending on where the Unown Mode is displayed. | ||
*'''Influenced by the Pokédex Mode''': by changing the Pokédex Mode the glitch Unown will change. | *'''Influenced by the Pokédex Mode''': by changing the Pokédex Mode the glitch Unown will change. | ||
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File:Glitch Unown squares.png|A glitch Unown made up of squares | File:Glitch Unown squares.png|A glitch Unown made up of squares | ||
File:Glitch Unown mixed graphic.png|A glitch Unown with a sprite of a scrambled Chikorita | File:Glitch Unown mixed graphic.png|A glitch Unown with a sprite of a scrambled Chikorita | ||
File:Glitch Unown block.png|A glitch Unown with a sprite similar to a Generation I glitch Pokémon | File:Glitch Unown block.png|A glitch Unown with a sprite similar to ゥ/ 4ァ 4, a Generation I glitch Pokémon | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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[[File:Glitch Unown Pokédex corruption.png|thumb|160px|left|A Pokédex corrupted with a glitch Unown displayed]] | [[File:Glitch Unown Pokédex corruption.png|thumb|160px|left|A Pokédex corrupted with a glitch Unown displayed]] | ||
[[File:No windows available for popping.png|thumb|160px|right|This glitch message may appear displaying a glitch Unown]] | [[File:No windows available for popping.png|thumb|160px|right|This glitch message may appear displaying a glitch Unown]] | ||
A [[glitch]] Unown can trigger several other glitches when displayed, including corruption of the [[Pokédex]], corrupted graphics, the [[Trainer House glitch]], corruption of the saved file, and/or the [[ | A [[glitch]] Unown can trigger several other glitches when displayed, including corruption of the [[Pokédex]], corrupted graphics, the [[Trainer House glitches|Trainer House glitch]], corruption of the saved file, and/or the [[glitch dimension]] effect. The message "No windows available for popping" may also appear. Glitch messages, which will be placed directly in the player's mailbox (listed below), may appear as well. | ||
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===List of glitch Unown which cause glitch messages=== | ===List of glitch Unown which cause glitch messages=== | ||
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|27 | |27 | ||
|1, can be converted into a | |1, can be converted into a [[Fire Stone]] | ||
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|29 | |29 | ||
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|1, can be converted into a [[Silver Wing]] | |1, can be converted into a [[Silver and Rainbow Wings|Silver Wing]] | ||
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|7D | |7D | ||
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{{youtubevid|9GnpaKGuYWg|GlitchchampionPKMN|Glitch}} | {{youtubevid|9GnpaKGuYWg|GlitchchampionPKMN|Glitch}} | ||
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{{Project GlitchDex notice}} | {{Project GlitchDex notice}} | ||
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[[ | [[it:Unown Glitch]] | ||