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** If you're not too far away from it, you can obtain a free Spearow from a security guard in the checkpoint/transitional building north of Goldenrod City. This Spearow knows Fly right off the bat, which allows you to fly to any of the major Pokemon Centers in both Johto AND Kanto, regardless of if you have enough badges or not.
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** It is entirely possible to obtain some legendaries before getting your first badge, provided you know all the steps to take. Partially downplayed because some legendaries actually scale to your level range.
** If you're not too far away from it, you can obtain a free Spearow from a security guard in the checkpoint/transitional building north of Goldenrod City. This Spearow knows Fly right off the bat, which allows you to fly to any of the major Pokemon Centers in both Johto AND Kanto, regardless of if you have enough badges or not.
** If you're not too far away from it, you can obtain a free Spearow from a security guard in the checkpoint/transitional building north of Goldenrod City. This Spearow knows Fly right off the bat, which allows you to fly to any of the major Pokemon Centers in both Johto AND Kanto, regardless of if you have enough badges or not.
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* JokeItem: The "BIG ROCK" item found in the Route 24 Cave. What does it do? Absolutely nothing, except get an extra line from Brock in a pre-fight speech. You can also place it in your house if you want.
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* JokeItem: The "BIG ROCK" item found in the Route 24 Cave. What does it do? Absolutely nothing, except other than being added as a decoration to your home with seemingly no way to actually remove it. You also get an extra line from Brock in a pre-fight speech. You can also place it in your house if you want.speech after obtaining it.
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* CrankyLandlord: An inverted example. Should you decide to live in the protagonist's old room in New Bark Town, the mother character downstairs will tell you that she occasionally keeps your room tidy as thanks for being such a good tenant.
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* BigFancyHouse: The residences available for purchase in both Celadon and Saffron City are huge, 3-story buildings that you have all to yourself.
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* SleekHighRiseApartment: The residence available in Lavender Town is a rather spacious penthouse suite, [[NonResidentialResidence though it is built into the Radio Tower]].
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* CoolHouse: The residence you can own on New Cinnabar Island is a boat house.
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* HouseHuntingMontage: Can very easily turn into this if you're one of those players who can't resist checking out all of the available residences in the game.
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** Two residences in particular are essentially underground Hideouts that were formerly operated by Team Rocket (The Goldenrod Underground, and the Hideout beneath the Mahogony Town Bazaar).
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** Two residences in particular are essentially underground Hideouts that were formerly operated by Team Rocket (The Goldenrod Underground, and the Hideout beneath the Mahogony Mahogany Town Bazaar).Bazaar).
** Olivine City offers probably one of the most unique house locations... at the top of the lighthouse.
** Olivine City offers probably one of the most unique house locations... at the top of the lighthouse.
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* NonResidentialResidence: Many potential residences you can buy are this.
** The home in Violet City is built into a second floor of the school house.
** Two residences in particular are essentially underground Hideouts that were formerly operated by Team Rocket (The Goldenrod Underground, and the Hideout beneath the Mahogony Town Bazaar).
** The room you can buy inside the Lavender Town Radio Tower is technically this, though downplayed since the security guard refers to it as a penthouse.
** The unlockable [[spoiler:Battle Tower]] location, since you are literally making a home out of a dilapidated building.
** The home in Violet City is built into a second floor of the school house.
** Two residences in particular are essentially underground Hideouts that were formerly operated by Team Rocket (The Goldenrod Underground, and the Hideout beneath the Mahogony Town Bazaar).
** The room you can buy inside the Lavender Town Radio Tower is technically this, though downplayed since the security guard refers to it as a penthouse.
** The unlockable [[spoiler:Battle Tower]] location, since you are literally making a home out of a dilapidated building.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: Shockslayer's name is well more than twice the size of the game's name on the title screen.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: Shockslayer's name is well more than twice the size of the game's name on the title screen.
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** In the bar on Cycling Road, there's a biker by the bartender who comments [[WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries "We're bikers" over and over again]].
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* AnimalMotifs: Shockslayer is practically synonymous with pigs, which (obviously) is the animal that his favorite pokemon Swinub is based off of.
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*SmallNameBigEgo: Shockslayer's name is well more than twice the size of the game's name on the title screen.
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** Generally speaking, a lot of player's responses (including the developer's) to any question about the hack is to just read the documentation... [[FailedASpotCheck even for things that aren't actually mentioned there.]]
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** Generally speaking, a lot of player's responses (including the developer's) to Intentionally invoked, in general terms. Almost any question response to questions about the hack is to just read the documentation... [[FailedASpotCheck even for things that aren't actually mentioned there.]]
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** Generally speaking, a lot of player's responses (including the developer's) to any question about the hack is to just read the documentation... [[FailedASpotCheck even for things that aren't actually mentioned there.]]
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* BackgroundMusicOverride: Can be done with the radio by pressing Select and forcing the current song to constantly play in the overworld and even in battles. Some events in the game [[UpToEleven override the music override]] and to force music in the Underground Arena, you first need to get a 100 win streak.
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* BackgroundMusicOverride: Can be done with the radio by pressing Select and forcing the current song to constantly play in the overworld and even in battles. Some events in the game [[UpToEleven override the music override]] override and to force music in the Underground Arena, you first need to get a 100 win streak.
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** The Day Care Man is visible from the longest path between Goldenrod and the Day Care Center.
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** You can release eggs without hatching them.
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** Teacher Colette asks [[{{VideoGame/Wizardry}} if you've forgotten anything]].
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** Even discounting the stuff that’s less known, an awful lot of the game has secrets in it. Even worse, there’s very little documentation on how to actually get it that’s accessible via a Google search.
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** You can Fly to Mt. Moon, which now has a Pokémon Center.
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** You can Fly to Mt. Moon, which now has a Pokémon Center.Center in front.
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Actually, the Pokémon Center in front of Mt. Moon was absent in the Gen II games.
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** You can Fly to Mt. Moon.
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** You can Fly to Mt. Moon.Moon, which now has a Pokémon Center.
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** You can Fly to almost any city in Kanto or Johto regardless of whether or not you've already visited them.[[labelnote:note]]You are still required to visit New Cinnabar, Indigo Plateau, and Mt. Silver to Fly to them, and you still need three badges to acquire the HM[[/labelnote]]
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** You can Fly to almost any city in Kanto or Johto regardless of whether or not you've already visited them.[[labelnote:note]]You are still required to visit New Cinnabar, Indigo Plateau, and Mt. Silver to Fly to them, and you still need three badges to acquire the HM[[/labelnote]]HM.[[/labelnote]]
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** The ROM hack works with ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium 2''. The hack also tricks ''Stadium 2'' into thinking it's a complete save file, so the player can utilize ''Stadium 2's'' transfer functions in their entirety without completing the [=PokéDex=], and can use the speed-up functions in the GB Tower without needing to beat the Elite 4. It's also no longer required to have last saved inside a Pokemon Center in order to use the Pokemon Lab. Lastly, the new areas are programmed in a way as to not break the Poké Seer.
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** The ROM hack works with ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium 2''. The hack also tricks ''Stadium 2'' into thinking it's a complete save file, so the player can utilize ''Stadium 2's'' transfer functions in their entirety without completing the [=PokéDex=], and can use the speed-up functions in the GB Tower without needing to beat the Elite 4. It's also no longer required to have last saved inside a Pokemon Pokémon Center in order to use the Pokemon Pokémon Lab. Lastly, the new areas are programmed in a way as to not break the Poké Seer.
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** The game is compatible with the vanilla ''Gold, Silver, and Crystal'' games, so the player can transfer Pokémon between them if they so wish.
** The Time Capsule function still works, meaning the player can transfer Pokémon from ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Red, Blue, and Yellow]]'' if they are playing on actual hardware, or using an emulator that supports Link Cable functionality. The documentation implies that this feature was a coincidence, and not implemented by design.
** The ROM hack works with ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium 2''. The hack also tricks ''Stadium 2'' into thinking it's a complete save file, so the player can utilize ''Stadium 2's'' transfer functions in their entirety without completing the [=PokéDex=], and can use the speed-up functions in the GB Tower without needing to beat the Elite 4. It's also no longer required to have last saved inside a Pokemon Center in order to use the Pokemon Lab. Lastly, the new areas are programmed in a way as to not break the Poké Seer.
** The game is compatible with the vanilla ''Gold, Silver, and Crystal'' games, so the player can transfer Pokémon between them if they so wish.
** The Time Capsule function still works, meaning the player can transfer Pokémon from ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Red, Blue, and Yellow]]'' if they are playing on actual hardware, or using an emulator that supports Link Cable functionality. The documentation implies that this feature was a coincidence, and not implemented by design.
** The ROM hack works with ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium 2''. The hack also tricks ''Stadium 2'' into thinking it's a complete save file, so the player can utilize ''Stadium 2's'' transfer functions in their entirety without completing the [=PokéDex=], and can use the speed-up functions in the GB Tower without needing to beat the Elite 4. It's also no longer required to have last saved inside a Pokemon Center in order to use the Pokemon Lab. Lastly, the new areas are programmed in a way as to not break the Poké Seer.
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Mt. Moon always had a Pokémon Center out front.
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** HM moves are not required to traverse the overworld. You are also not required to have certain badges to use them outside of battle.
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** You can Fly to almost any city in Kanto or Johto regardless of whether or not you've already visited them.[[labelnote:note]]You are still required to visit New Cinnabar, Indigo Plateau, and Mt. Silver to Fly to them.[[/labelnote]]
** You can Fly to Mt. Moon, which now has a Pokémon Center.
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** You can Fly to Mt.Moon, which now has a Pokémon Center.Moon.
** You can Fly to Mt.
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* CanonForeigner: The 2.5.0 update introduces a new sidequest in Tohjo Falls where the player can encounter Shadow Lugia, a form from the dubiously canon ''VideoGame/PokemonXDGaleOfDarkness'' spin-off. This form also ties in to the game's own lore behind Nickname Palettes, as its named "[=XD001=]" in-game. However, it's specifically stated to ''not'' be a Nickname Palette, as simply naming a regular Lugia that does nothing, and this form has its own separate pallettes when nicknaming it.
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*** Depending on where he's encountered, Fibbef's battle theme is either Zinnia's from ''Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire'', or one of Miror B.'s battle themes from ''VideoGame/PokemonColosseum'' and ''PokemonXDGaleOfDarkness''.
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*** Depending on where he's encountered, Fibbef's battle theme is either Zinnia's from ''Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire'', or one of Miror B.'s battle themes from ''VideoGame/PokemonColosseum'' and ''PokemonXDGaleOfDarkness''.''VideoGame/PokemonXDGaleOfDarkness''.
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** Professor Oak talks about how he traveled in Ilex Forest as a youth, and has a GS Ball, just like how his anime counterpart had an encounter with Celebi in the [[Anime/Pokemon4Ever the fourth movie]].
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*** Professor Oak talks about how he traveled in Ilex Forest as a youth, and has a GS Ball, just like how his anime counterpart had an encounter with Celebi in the[[Anime/Pokemon4Ever the fourth movie]].movie.
*** The three Pokémon shown [[spoiler:frozen in time in the Alph Forest, which has strong ties to Celebi,]] are Scizor, Sneasel, and Tyranitar, which are all Pokémon that [[BigBad the Iron-Masked Marauder]] commanded.
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*** The three Pokémon shown [[spoiler:frozen in time in the Alph Forest, which has strong ties to Celebi,]] are Scizor, Sneasel, and Tyranitar, which are all Pokémon that [[BigBad the Iron-Masked Marauder]] commanded.
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*** Fibbef's battle theme is Zinnia's from ''Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire''.
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*** Depending on where he's encountered, Fibbef's battle theme is either Zinnia's from ''Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire''.Sapphire'', or one of Miror B.'s battle themes from ''VideoGame/PokemonColosseum'' and ''PokemonXDGaleOfDarkness''.
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** A meta example, version 2.1.0 came out on the [[Music/EarthWindAndFire 21st of September]].
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*** One of the radio stations constantly plays an 8-bit rendition of "Boogie Wonderland".
*** A meta example, version 2.1.0 came out on the
*** One of the radio stations constantly plays an 8-bit rendition of "Boogie Wonderland".
** Chronicler Robert's fight theme is an 8-bit remix of "Macho Man" by the Music/VillagePeople.
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* StarterMon: You can choose from ''30'' different starter Pokémon, including several "hard" ones. In the latest update, it's possible to, with the assistance of [[https://inject.fm1337.com/ this site]], inject your own custom starter into the game.
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* StarterMon: You can choose from ''30'' different starter Pokémon, including several "hard" ones. In the latest As of one update, it's possible to, with the assistance of [[https://inject.fm1337.com/ this site]], inject your own custom starter into the game.
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* AbandonedLaboratory: Pokémon Mansion from ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedandBlue Pokémon Red and Blue]]'' returns as part of the new Cinnabar Tunnel. [[spoiler: You have to do a sidequest here to capture Mew and Mewtwo.]]
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* AbandonedLaboratory: Pokémon Mansion from ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedandBlue Pokémon Red and Blue]]'' ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' returns as part of the new Cinnabar Tunnel. [[spoiler: You have to do a sidequest here to capture Mew and Mewtwo.]]
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Taking place one year after the original, the player is thrust into the world of Pokémon with the choice to start in any town or city they want in Kanto or Johto. Because many of the [[InsurmountableWaistHeightFence obstacles]] and [[{{Railroading}} railroads]] have been removed, the player is now free to challenge and face the 16 gym leaders of Kanto and Johto in any order they like. It is authored by [=ShockSlayer=], who released the latest major update for the game (2.4.4) in September 2021.
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Taking place one year after the original, the player is thrust into the world of Pokémon with the choice to start in any town or city they want in Kanto or Johto. Because many of the [[InsurmountableWaistHeightFence obstacles]] and [[{{Railroading}} railroads]] have been removed, the player is now free to challenge and face the 16 gym leaders of Kanto and Johto in any order they like. It is authored by [=ShockSlayer=], who released the latest major update for the game (2.4.4) in September 2021.5.0) on January 2022.