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@drinkybirdz
If i ever see anyone call that "i feel fantastic" video internet horror ever again there will be blood. That person made a fully functional robot as a hobbyist and shared the amazing feat especially what mid 2000s of having it able to sing with a roboticized voice. AND DONT GET ME STARTED ON OBEY THE WALRUS
#300. In the Generation I Pokémon games, interacting with the TV on the ground floor of the Player’s house from the side reads the message “Oops wrong side”. In their remakes, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, the TV is located too close into the wall and can only be interacted with from the front. However, if the Player uses cheats to be able to interact with the TV from the sides (or back) it will read the same message of “Oops, wrong side…” (X)
#361. Pansage, Pansear, and Panpour have identical base stats. Their evolved forms, Simisage, Simisear, and Simipour also have identical base stats. (X)
#378. Once the Player has entered the Hall of Fame in Pokémon Emerald, every 60th wild encounter, every 20th Trainer battle, and every 20th Battle Frontier battle, will grant a 31% chance of a Gym Leader rematch being available. (X)
#382. In Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, once Underwater, if the Player presses B whilst entering the entrance to any cavern (before warping), the Player is given the option to use Dive to resurface. This allows Players to surface to unintended places such as in rocks or outside boundaries, and also allows Players to walk and even cycle on water. (X)
#384. In Generation II, the number of Pokémon and the number of moves are the same at 251. (X)
#391. In Generation IV the Machop evolution line were given No Guard as a possible second ability, an effect of which prevents the moves of the ability holder from missing.
In Generation I TM37 is the move Fissure, a one-hit knock move with 30% accuracy, which could be taught to the Machop line.
With the release of the Generation I games on the virtual console, and the ability to transfer Generation I Pokémon to games after the introduction of the No Guard ability, this had the potential to create a Pokémon that could KO all Pokémon with one hit 100% of the time.
However, all Pokémon transferred from the Virtual Console games are given their hidden abilities (where applicable) on transfer instead, avoiding this issue. (X)(X)(X)
#405. In the Generation I Pokémon games, performing the "Mew Glitch" will cause an overworld sprite to permanently disappear.
This is due the game incorrectly believing the battle with Mew was a one-time stationary battle with a Pokémon (such as Mewtwo) after which the sprite (or "removable object") disappears so they can't be encountered again.
Once the battle is concluded, the game would usually delete the "removable object" the battle is associated with, but in the case of the Mew Glitch there isn't one, so it deletes one from the list of "removable objects" the game stored in memory when the Player entered the area.
The possible deleted sprites include items, Team Rocket Grunts, and even the NPC blocking the Unknown Dungeon allowing Players to access it early.
If there are no "removable objects" in the area, the game will delete one from the last area the Player was in that had them, such as Route 12's Snorlax, which enables Players to skip sections of the game. (X)(X)
#408. In Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, in order to receive a Diploma for completing the National Pokédex, Players must register every Pokémon except for Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, and Deoxys.
However due to a bug, Chikorita is also not required to receive the Diploma. (X)
#410. Pokémon Scarlet and Violet are the only main series Pokémon games where Zubat and Golbat are completely unobtainable, even through trading.
These are also the first main series games where Crobat is completely unobtainable since Generation I. (X)(X)(X)
#412. In Pokémon Scarlet and Violet's "The Indigo Disk" DLC, the Terapagos the Player encounters towards the end is always male.
However, Terapagos actually has a 50:50 male to female ratio, but the only Terapagos the Player encounters in "The Indigo Disk" is programmed so that it will be male 100% of the time. (X)
#414. Internal files found in Pokémon HOME shows unused cry data for second forms of both Jynx and Celesteela.
Although Celesteela's second form cry uses the default Bulbasaur cry, Jynx's second form has a unique cry and uses the same reverb as Mega Evolution forms.
This unused cry, as well as the fact that the cry's file name matches the naming convention as other Mega Evolution's crys, indicates Mega Jynx may have been planned at one point. (X)(X)
#415. Between Japanese Pokémon Red and Green and International Pokémon Red and Blue, the gender of the Nidoran traded on the Underground Path were switched.
In the Japanese versions, a Nidoran♀ is traded for a Nidoran♂. In International versions, a Nidoran♂ is traded for a Nidoran♀ instead. (X)
saying "there is omnipresent large amounts of mold in my house where we store our clothes and there was lead in the water at my home until i was in my teens" seems to upset people
i spent the past like 10 hours reading scp
its coworkers upon individual interview all said, to paraphrase, "it was so brave for showering downstairs after 10 hours staring at a computer with scp on it." when prompted to explain the coworkers denied that it smelled any sort of way, but video footage revealed they were all hiding a nose-sized clothespin behind their back with one hand while animatedly gesturing with the free one to distract from the behind the back hand.
i spent the past like 10 hours reading scp
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