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* If a random Pokémon is put in the collection then removed from it, then going to the point in the collection where it says that the Pokémon is a certain type will cause a strange effect. When moving up, down, left or right as if looking at another Pokémon, the system will show static and make random noises. After about a minute, the Pokédex will say "is a {{t|Dragon}} and {{t|Ghost}} type Pokémon." This may be a reference to {{p|Giratina}}, a Pokémon that doesn't appear in the Diamond and Pearl Pokédex. | * If a random Pokémon is put in the collection then removed from it, then going to the point in the collection where it says that the Pokémon is a certain type will cause a strange effect. When moving up, down, left or right as if looking at another Pokémon, the system will show static and make random noises. After about a minute, the Pokédex will say "is a {{t|Dragon}} and {{t|Ghost}} type Pokémon." This may be a reference to {{p|Giratina}}, a Pokémon that doesn't appear in the Diamond and Pearl Pokédex. | ||
* Some of the type advantages in the "Who Would Win" game are incorrect. For example, {{p|Dialga}}, a {{t|Dragon}} and {{t|Steel}} type, is said to be weak to {{t|Water}} type Pokémon. Oftentimes this is because the minigame only factors in one type for dual-type Pokémon. | * Some of the type advantages in the "Who Would Win" game are incorrect. For example, {{p|Dialga}}, a {{t|Dragon}} and {{t|Steel}} type, is said to be weak to {{t|Water}}-type Pokémon. Oftentimes this is because the minigame only factors in one type for dual-type Pokémon. | ||
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