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The purpose of this page is to document all known tricks of the Pokemon generation 1 games on Game Boy, which include Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow.Table of contents [expand all] [collapse all]

Luck Manipulation
Tricks and glitches

R/G = Red(JPN)/Green
R/B = Blue(JPN)/Red(International)/Blue(International)
Y = Yellow

List of categories

Due to the number of categories that exist for Gen 1 Pokemon games, it is helpful to list them here to avoid confusion.

R/G/B:
- 'Coop Diploma': [3134] GB Pokémon: Blue and Red Version (USA/Europe) 'Coop Diploma' by MrWint in 3:48:04.1
Y:
- branchless (practically 'glitchless'): [3664] GBC Pokémon: Yellow Version (USA/Europe) by TiKevin83 in 1:36:42.31
R/G/B/Y:
- 'save glitch' (practically 'any%'): [2687] GB Pokémon: Red Version (USA/Europe) 'save glitch' by MrWint in 01:09.95
- 'game end glitch' (practically 'no save corruption'): [3901] GBC Pokémon: Yellow Version (USA/Europe) 'game end glitch' by TiKevin83 in 09:47.92
- 'Gotta Catch 'Em All!' (works as full-completion): [3687] GB Pokémon: Blue Version (USA/Europe) 'Gotta Catch 'Em All!' by luckytyphlosion in 37:55.33
- 'arbitrary code execution': [3358] GBC Pokémon: Yellow Version (USA/Europe) 'arbitrary code execution' by MrWint in 05:48.28

Luck Manipulation

In RBGY/GSC (assuming fast text speed), thetiming of a button press has a high influence on random factor.The duration of a button press (how long it is held down) hasa mild influence on random factor. For example, holding a button downfor different durations usually (but not always) preservesa critical hit while randomizing damage. Mashing the A button duringdialog slows down the text a little, so it can be used to luck-manipulate.

In RBGY/GSC, when catching Pokémon, timing of entering squares has a high influence on random factor. Walking around in the grass without stopping has a mild influence; the desired type of Pokémonis not likely to change, but its DVs are likely to change. Duration of a button press also has a mild influence.

Most actions are determined when they are needed; for example, criticalhits are determined when the damage is calculated, and attack misses aredetermined at the end of the attack message. However, there are a few thingsto watch out for:

(Game Mechanics)

When both Pokémon have the same speed, all things being equal, the one going first is decided when the attack is selected in the menu.
When using Quick Claw (1/4 chance to go first if slower, all other things being equal), in GSC, the chance is determined when the attack is selected, but in RSE, it is determined before the menu appears.
Paralyze effect (unable to move) is determined just before the attack is attempted, and confusion effect (self-damage) is determined after '(Pokémon) is confused!'
In RBGY and RSE, added effects of attacks (flinch, stat boost, confusion, paralyze, etc.) are determined after the hit, after critical hit and super effective messages if any. In GSC, added effects are determined when calculating damage.

(AI)

Enemy Pokémon moves are determined when the attack is selected.
Trainer moves are determined before the menu appears.
- Smart trainers will always use stronger attacking moves over weaker ones.
- Smart trainers will always try to use moves that knock out your Pokémon if it is possible.
- Smart trainers may also do things like use potions or switch to a Pokémon that resists your last attack.
In GSC, it may be possible to manipulate the trainer Pokémon order. The choice of Pokémon is determined after experience dialogs from knocking out the previous Pokémon.
- The first Pokémon is always fixed.
- Smart trainers will always bring in a Pokémon that can knock out your Pokémon if it is possible, and will always avoid bringing in a Pokémon that is weak to yours.
- In RBGY, Pokémon order cannot be manipulated.
- In RSE, Pokémon order can only be manipulated from what your current Pokémon is, not from luck-manipulation.

(Overworld)

Some things like the direction that a randomly looking trainer looks, as well as people movement, can be manipulated.
- In RSE, trainers that change the direction in which they look are influenced by running near them. It is required to walk or bike by them to avoid triggering a battle.
Wild Pokémon encounters are determined when you step into a patch of grass.

(Pokémon personal stats)

Personal stats (DVs/IVs, nature, ability, shiny, Pokérus, etc) for the starter Pokémon are determined when you obtain the Pokémon.
Personal stats for wild Pokémon are determined on encounter.

(Other)

(RSE) Zigzagoon's Pickup ability is determined on the fadeout after each battle.

Random Number Generator (RBGY)

Memory addresses FFD3 and FFD4 are the two RNG bytes. The I/O address FF04 (which may be anything) influences theses addresses in the following way:

New FFD3 is FFD3+FF04 or FFD3+FF04+1
New FFD4 is FFD4-FF04 or FFD4-FF04-1

Note that FFD3+FFD4 (the D-sum) either increases by 1 (in battles), decreases by 1 (in overworld), or remains constant. These changes occur many times per frame.

Random encounters are determined by the value of FFD3 and FFD4 as follows:

Encounters occur if FFD4 < D887 (which is usually $0F).
Which Pokémon encountered is determined by FFD3.

Pokémon Index by Area	FFD3 range
0 (common)	0-50
1	51-101
2	102-140
3	141-165
4	166-190
5	191-215
6	216-228
7	229-241
8	242-252
9 (rare)	253-255

It may be necessary to change the D-sum to be able to catch different Pokémon. This can be done by waiting one or two frames to clear a dialog in battle. Pressing A in the field can have an effect, but slows you down two frames.

During battle, FFD3 controls damage (not in an obvious way) and FFD4 controls critical hits. Both may be responsible for controlling accuracy. Delaying button presses produces large changes, and holding A in a dialog usually has a mild effect (which is why critical hits sometimes remain), but may occasionally produce a large change.

Tricks and glitches

Pokédoll glitch (RBGY)

In the Lavender Town Ghost Tower, it was intended thatthe ghost Marowak could only be bypassed using the Silph Scope. However,it can be bypassed using a Pokédoll obtained from the Celadon Dept. Store.

Non-100%-accuracy glitch (RBGY)

In RBY, any attack has at least a 1/256 chance of missing, including thoseattacks which are supposed to have 100% accuracy. This is due to aprogramming oversight.

Missingno. Pokémon and relatives (RBGY)

Not much is known about Missingno. (name is derived from “missing number”)other than that it glitches the game badly.Encountering a Missingno. automatically gives you 128 more of the item in thesixth slot of your pack (if it isn’t already above 127). In addition, Missingno.writes garbage to the savefile on encounter, messes up graphics,possesses abnormal stats and moves, has strange evolution lines, and does unpredictable things to the game.

Missingno. relatives: ‘M, Missingno., other glitch Pokémon of a high ID number,glitch trainers.

Missingno. is related to the ZZAZZ glitch.

Cinnabar Island glitch (RBG)

Also known as the Missingno. glitch. The east coast of Cinnabar Island (and Seafoam Islands) is a defined grassy encounter spot (which must be surfed), but has no defined encounter list. Instead, Pokémon from the previous grassy encounter list are used. This inc

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