Glitch City Laboratories MythBusters

[xparasite9]

Super Glitch is a nameless glitch move that can have some very crazy effects on the game.

[ACE91]

How about tackling the biggest myth of all, the PokeGods. It is a good theory that they actually correspond to glitch Pokemon in the game. Some are obvious like Rainer and PokeWtrainer or Matix and anything with SuperGlitch. But what about others? Should another topic be started for the purpose of the ever amusing reply: "(Insert PokeGod name here.)? You mean (insert glitch Pokemon name here) right!"

True, but not all of the "Pok?gods" are necessarily Glitch Pok?mon. Some of them are pure myth, and others are just names that people made up and associated with existing Glitches. I, for one, wouldn't like to see GCL making any association between "Pok?gods" and actual Glitches, although the Pok?gods might deserve a page under Glitch Myths.

[Adrian Malacoda]

Glitch Reaper, that's no myth - it's a proven fact. All so-called "pokegods" correspond to glitches.

Edit: didn't notice Ace's post. True, not all glitches correspond to a pokegod, and some pokegods don't correspond to glitches. I second Ace in saying that GCL will not connect pokegod names with glitches.

[xparasite9]

I only add stuff when I find a new discovery. Speaking of which, could someone edit the tips and tricks section of the ditto trick so it's formatted for easier reading?

[Adrian Malacoda]

I only add stuff when I find a new discovery. Speaking of which, could someone edit the tips and tricks section of the ditto trick so it's formatted for easier reading?

You have access to the website, you know. >>;

[Glitch Reaper]

It would be fun, but may not be the best for this site. Maybe at another one then. On the other hand there is another issue that is just as big: The Glitch Trainers. Perhaps a listing of the teams of the trainers found through the HEX system would be beneficial. Do they vary or can you always rely on what one like Prof. Oak has on their team? Obviously some are invalid like Jacred. If you fought a Gym Leader without having their prize would you receive it from the glitch fight? "Here is your Earth Badge."~Giovanni.

[ACE91]

I can verify the badge thing: No, you don't get the badge. However, battling a glitch Gym Leader makes the game think that you beat the real one, even though you didn't get the badge, so you can't battle the real Gym Leader if you hadn't yet. This makes it effectively impossible to get the badge of a Gym Leader that you fought as a Glitch Trainer before actually fighting them in the Gym. I had to reset one of my games when this happened... <_<

[Glitch Reaper]

Final Atomic Bummer! Good thing I didn't try it. I know some other trap glitches in video games, too. There's one I'm trying to figure out that was supposed to do something else, but wound up forcing me to reset the game to avoid being stuck. A similar situation happens if you are in Glitch City without Fly or Teleport. Always be prepared for the worst, and when glitching sometimes it is better not to be too quick to save.

[Mutou Yami]

Hm true but I've only gone into Glitch City twice due to the fact I'm not sure if my Silver and Gold have something wrong with them since when Lugia and Ho-Oh were both in colors, and my Silver's color's were all mixed up and when I moved around everything was all scr*wed up some of the houses were half and mixed with something else and with numbers, so I turned it off put in my Gold cart in and the same thing happened. So I'm not sure if it's my gameboy color or it's my silver and my gold I'm not so sure I'm not sure if it's due to the time I battled that pixeled Mew on my yellow but the name was MissingNo. not sure if it effected my game boy or that I just got dodgy carts?

[Glitch Researcher]

I swear, I'm NEVER going to hear the end of this (bleep)ing "pokegod" crap. Its always " pokegod this, or pokegod that, or you can get a pokegod by doing this,... " I will say this, " THERE ARE NO POKEGODS, THERE NEVER HAVE BEEN, NEVER WILL BE, SO SHUT UP ABOUT IT!!!!!!!!!! I mean that is the biggest load of crap I've EVER heard. and even the reqiurements to get these "pokegods" are so ridiclous that you would have to be a brain dead monkey to believe, present company exculded, I mean these things for the "requirements" would NEVER happen in a million years, like using a sun stone on a mew, IMPOSSIBLE! this was a "pokegod" cheat for Pokemon R/S where you had to use a sun stone on a lv. 50 Mew in the schorched slab with some legendary pokemon from FR/LG pokemon and some item that doesn't exsist( hey the time that I saw it was months ago but I remember the basic outline) but see this above stuff CAN'T happen. cause you CAN'T use an item that is NOT in the game.

(P.S. : I think I went a LITTLE too far on that)
(P.S.S : Sorry if anyone is offended)
(P.S.S.S : that is a sore subject for me about pokegods. it just ticks me off for some reason.)

[Adrian Malacoda]

... I think we've already established that, Researcher.

[xparasite9]

  ..... never mind...

[Robjoe1107]

BTW, could you answer this for me: Why does 'M automaticly save when you encounter it? This has got me perplexed...

The man raises a valid question that I too have always pondered. I mean really, it's not even a true save. Your progress isn't even recorded. Or would that just be the emulators in the  Pok?mon Stadium games malfunctioning?

Another thing I've wondered about is a glitch I read about long ago. I can't remember the method used to get it, but it involved making a Ditto learn a glitch move with the infamous "Cooltrainer" type. It had very low accuracy, and it's PP couldn't be restored at a Pok?mon Center. You had to use PP restoring items on it instead. I don't remember much else about it, and I really question it's validity.

[AnimalCrossingAddict]

BTW, could you answer this for me: Why does 'M automaticly save when you encounter it? This has got me perplexed...

The man raises a valid question that I too have always pondered. I mean really, it's not even a true save. Your progress isn't even recorded. Or would that just be the emulators in the  Pok?mon Stadium games malfunctioning?

Another thing I've wondered about is a glitch I read about long ago. I can't remember the method used to get it, but it involved making a Ditto learn a glitch move with the infamous "Cooltrainer" type. It had very low accuracy, and it's PP couldn't be restored at a Pok?mon Center. You had to use PP restoring items on it instead. I don't remember much else about it, and I really question it's validity.

I am not even prt of the GCL Mythbusters, but I say it's true.

I'll give you the steps (I might not have all of them, so don't yell at me)

1. Go fight a wild Pidegy with your ditto
2.Transform
3.(I'm not sure about this) Switch Gust and Sand attck
4. defeat the Pidgey
5. Tada, you have the Cool Ditto (Ditto with the Cooltrainer move)

[Glitch Researcher]

well I can't say that was a good day for me, and I kinda snapped. are you sure cool ditto glitch works?