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 :Short of blocking IP edits and screening new users, I don't think they can ever completely stop copy+paste thieves; I think that's just something we'll need to deal with as it comes up. Asking them to shut down because we're already here is also probably never going to happen; Pokémon is too big for that to go over well. There's always going to be multiples of some sites. We'll just have to settle with continuing to be the better choice out there.
 :I plan to keep in touch with Charitwo on this a bit, so hopefully we can at least see less accounts being blocked for "vandalism"... --[[user:Jioruji_Derako|<font color="#237d00"> '''J'''ïörüjï '''Ð'''ērākō.'''>'''</font>]]<small>[[user talk:Jioruji Derako|<font color="#237d00">''.cнаt'''''^'''</font>]]</small> 14:39, 31 March 2009 (UTC)
+== [[Celebi egg trick]] ==
+I'm using this trick for long time, and I've discovered a lot of stuff about it. I've discovered that the Pokemon who will came out of the hacked Egg depends, not from the 3rd attack of the Pokemon used for the breeding, but from the 3rd attack of the Pokemon who should went to hatched from the Egg.
+'''Example:''' By breeding two [[Sneasel]]s (LV57 who knew as 3rd attack the move “[[Beat Up]]”) will bring to the player an Egg, which normally it will be hatched into a [[Sneasel]] (LV5 who knew as 3rd attack the move “[[Beat Up]]”).
+Now if the player hacks that Egg with the “[[Celebi egg trick]]”, then the player will receive a LV0 [[Celebi]] (the hacked hatched Pokemon), instead of a LV5 [[Sneasel]] (the normal hatched Pokemon).
+The reason why [[Celebi]] appears is not because the two [[Sneasel]]s, used for the breeding, knew as 3rd attack the move “[[Beat Up]]”, but because the LV5 [[Sneasel]] (the normal hatched Pokemon), should have known as 3rd attack the move “[[Beat Up]]”.
+'''Example 2 (To understand):''' I did the following test to clarify that. I caught two LV13 [[Drowzee]]s (from [[Route 34]] in [[Pokemon Crystal]]), in order to do the trick with them. They knew “[[Pound]]”-“[[Hypnosis]]”-“'''[[Disable]]'''”. I changed “[[Pound]]” with “[[Disable]]” to both Pokemon hoping to get a [[Bulbasaur]], from [[Pound]] ([[index number]]: 001), instead [[Diglett]], from [[Disable]] ([[index number]]: 050). So they had “[[Disable]]”-“[[Hypnosis]]”-“'''[[Pound]]'''”. I got the Egg and after that I saved the game. (I haven’t done the trick yet!). I’ve turned into bike-mode and run all over [[Goldenrod City]] to hatch the Egg. The Egg hatched into a LV5 [[Drowzee]] with “[[Pound]]”-“[[Hypnosis]]”-“'''[[Disable]]'''”. (As you can see, the hatched Pokemon’s moves hadn’t changed). I turned the GameBoy off and on again. I had the Egg un-hatched. I did the trick to that Egg and [[Diglett]] came out instead of [[Bulbasaur]]. That’s because the “hacked hatched Pokemon” depends from the [[index number]] of the 3rd attack of the “normal hatched Pokemon”, and not from the [[index number]] of the 3rd attack of its parents.
+I hope you understood.<br>
+So please re-undo my edits, or make them look better if you want. Thanks! [[User:ATEMVEGETA|ATEMVEGETA]] 18:10, 10 April 2009 (UTC)