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OK I've found out what to do. Set D5BC to 0x80 or higher. That's all you need to do to re-enable Giovanni (edit: for me at least). So you can do that with arbitrary code execution, or set up dry underflow glitch in the PC, followed by modification of PC item 57 (I'll try to verify). Any TM should work because they have high IDs (HM01-TM55 are 0xC4-0xFF) so to clarify TM01, TM02, TM03 would all work etc.
Edit: Sorry I made a mistake. 0x80+ seems to be when he's gone, so if that item is a TM/HM, replace it with a non-TM/HM that doesn't range between 0x80 and 0xBF on the Big List, such as Potion. If it is Cancel (0xFF) though you may have to do a delete Cancels trick. Set D5BC to under 0x80, which is one of the quantities possibly PC item 67 or next to it. Sorry for the false call. Hope this helps! 
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don't forget to uwu early and often
uwu, yes
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« Last post by Hālian on Today at 05:28:16 am »
I should point out that VBA is a crappy emulator, and recommend mGBA instead. More topically, DaVinci Resolve, a video editor which has a free version and is available for all three major OSes.
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« Last post by Hālian on Today at 05:26:48 am »
don't forget to uwu early and often
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Thanks for testing. I think the exact mechanism why they disappear is related to a buffer (and matching text boxes), as TheZZAZZGlitch noted. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYNqXzTKzcw
Edit 1: OK have one video, but still trying to replicate your trick, sorry that don't have video yet for disabling/enabling him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nOC6NipNOo
Edit 2: On this note, the flag in D838 is checked for if you have the Master Ball. If you have it, that's bit 0x5 (bit 0 is 1) or hex:20. Therefore, using ACE to set D838 to 00 is a way to get infinite Master Balls from the Silph Co. president.
Edit 3: Trying to get the sprite to disappear now. D5A6 is called the "bit array of missable objects" according to the Disassembly; is marked with "ds 39" (the size of the array?)
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ffmpeg does not require programming knowledge, merely command line experience and attentiveness. Also you forgot WinFF (the classic ffmpeg wrapper for Windows) and Shotcut, which is Sony Vegas but free.
Thanks. Yeah, programming knowledge wasn't the right words. You can get experience by searching for scripts on the Internet, modifying them and following the instructions, yes.
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« Last post by Parzival on Today at 01:08:53 am »
ffmpeg does not require programming knowledge, merely command line experience and attentiveness. Also you forgot WinFF (the classic ffmpeg wrapper for Windows) and Shotcut, which is Sony Vegas but free.
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« Last post by Turtle on Yesterday at 11:02:10 pm »
Quick Update: I've tried to replicate this with mGBA, but I couldn't get the sprite to disappear using either of the Rockets on 11F. I didn't try very hard, though, so someone else might find a reliable way to do this.
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I'm looking into this for you. Will need some time as I stop using technology at 8PM now. Will try to see if we can combine your glitch with Pacoo81's to do something; hopefully infinite Master Balls. Maybe altering event flags with a trick could work to do that too. Also if you want Giovanni back, the following may be of help; but the person who wrote it did it in Japanese. I'll try anyway to find it, then the "GameShark simulation ACE code" could write to that address to bring Giovanni back. The order might be similar or the same, but needs verification.
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Discuss good video tools here:
Free:
FFMPEG (Requires programming knowledge but very good), free, as it is specific to what you tell it to do; other editors can mess with frame rate, file type, label(s)?
FreeVideoJoiner: Its sole purpose is that; a free video joiner. It comes with FFMPEG, but the idea is you use FreeVideoJoiner and combine the video without knowledge of programming, and using a command prompt is not needed.
Avidemux (Needs a little knowledge about file formatting, but reliable)
Kapwing (possibly), simple GUI with good support. However, I'm using it right now. It may be resource heavy. Like card editors, it's WYSIWYG, and may be enough if you don't want specific encodings. You have to have an account/Google Account to remove the watermark, but as far as I know it's free? I prefer it over Windows Movie Maker which can be slow and have bad encodings. Resolution was published for me as 1280 x 780, which is not perfect; and for older Pokémon games it tends to stretch anyway? However, that can be a problem if you have lots of text and it is small.
Paid/shareware:
Bandicam (unsure specifics recently. You may have to pay, or you may have to have a watermark on the video. Otherwise, it can be a good screen recorder and setting up recording audio from the computer has been lots simpler in personal experience, where Stereo Mix can sometimes not work with other tools)
Grey legality:
VisualBoyAdvance video (not all versions of VBA may have it so you may have to find a specific build), WAV recording, BGB audio recording and frame dumper, which can be combined into a video https://code.google.com/archive/p/vba-rerecording
Good, but outdated, buggy:
Debut (Dazzle DVC-100); paid, but for streaming old consoles, etc.
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