Hi!

Recently, I stumbled upon this Pokémon Gold hack by Freako, which is called Pokémon Bronze.

So far, I have 5 badges and the game is really a great throwback to the gameplay of the good, old gen 2 games.

While I have found little documentation about it, I just decide to share some findings and research of my own with you, so todays topic will be the new Fakemons and Pokémon exclusive to this hack.

So far I have encountered four of these (I don't know, if there are more and I am open to surprises) and will list them in the order they appear ingame, as well as giving you an overview of their Pokédex entries, their typings, their base stats, as well as their level up moves sets and where you can find or evolve them.

The Pokédex entries and typings were taken from the game's gameplay itself, while the base stats and moves are all of my own research and I used hacking and tools to extract or calculate them.

This documentation also won't feature any TMs or HMs for now, as I haven't gotten all of them ingame and wouldn't be able to test them with these Fakemons and Pokémon.

Also, I have heard, that some info on these Fakemons and Pokémon has been requested by various people, but no one has documented these yet.

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So the first fakemon encountered ingame is found in the Junction Park. At first, this area is mostly blocked off, but once you can use Cut, you can go to the grass and encounter the Fakemon Pumbloom. This Fakemon can be caught as early level 13 and doesn't evolve. Ingame, Pumbloom replaces Dunsparce and can be male or female. Wild Pumbloom have a chance to hold a PRZCUREBERRY.

Here's its Pokédex entry and typing:

No. 206
Pumbloom

Type
Grass / Poison

Species
PSN Berry (Poison Berry)

Height
4'11"

Weight
31.0 lb

Although it appears sweet and game for anything, it can be quite a grump for most of the time.

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And here are its base stats:

Exp. needed to reach Lv 100
1.000.000

HP
100

Attack
65

65

Sp. Atk
70

70

Speed
45

Capture Rate
45

Base Exp.
75

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Level up moves:

Starting moves (as of Lv 2)

Pound
Defense Curl

Lv 10
Stun Spore

Lv 15
Poison Powder

Lv 20
Razor Leaf

Lv 25
Rollout

Lv 30
Spore

Lv 35
Sludge

Lv 40
Giga Drain

Lv 45
Poison Gas

Lv 50
Petal Dance

(last level up move)

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This is the second unusual encounter. Missingno. can be found as a static encounter on Route 8 and is similar to the original game's Sudowoodo in that it blocks a path and shakes when you talk to it for the first time, as well as being the only Missingno. in the game. Catch it, run from it or defeat it and there will never be a second one.

So to actually trigger an encounter with this Missingno., you will need to go to Gamboge Town (you will need to be able to use Strength for this) and go to the lower left building where you need to talk to an old man. After talking to him, he will give you an item called a BIG STICK.

If you then return to Route 8 and poke the Missingno. with this stick, you will meet a Lv 25 Missingno., which you can weaken an catch, no glitches or other oddities included!

Ingame, Missingno. replaces Kangaskhan, is genderless, doesn't evolve and does not have a held item associated to it.

Heres it's Pokédex entry and typing:

No. 115
Missingno.

Type
Water / Flying

Species
Glitch

Height
10'00"

Weight
3507.2 lb

Once the lag gets off Sanic, you gotta go fast.

(decrypted glitchy text)

106

Attack
90

154

Sp. Atk
110

130

Speed
90

Capture Rate
45

Base Exp.
255

Level up moves:

Starting moves (as of Lv 2)

Gust
Clamp
Water Gun

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Lv 5
Bubblebeam

Lv 15
Whirlwind

Lv 25
Mirror Move

Lv 35
Hydro Pump

Lv 45
Rain Dance

Lv 55
Sky Attack

(last level up move)

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So, this one is actually pretty interesting, as it's neither a Fakemon nor a glitch Pokémon, but actually a Pokémon from a later generation added in. When you first visit Russet Town, you can go into the lower right building on the left to the bike shop and talk to the woman, who lives there. She will give you the Plume Fossil.

At first, the fossil will be pretty much useless, as you won't be able to revive it for quite a long time. It isn't until you get Surf, that you will be able to revive it. Once you have Surf, you can surf on the small lake of the left side of Gamboge Town and go up on a hidden path to a hidden laboratory (you will also need Cut to cut down a small tree) and enter it.

There you need to go through a whole hopping and teleporting tiles puzzle in a similar manner to the puzzle, that is needed to reach Ho-Oh in the original games. Once you reach the lowest floor, you will be inside a small room with a working computer (any other computers found in this location are broken and can't be spoken to).

If you talk to the computer, it will ask you to enter the Plume Fossil. Once the revival is complete, it will trigger a wild encounter with a Lv 25 Archen. Like Missingno., this is a one time encounter, so if you catch it, run from it or defeat it and there will never be a second one.

Ingame, Archen replaces Doduo and can be male or female. Wild Archen have no held item associated to them.

Just like in the original gen 5 games, once Archen reaches Lv 37 (and from there on at every level onwards, if you stop it from evolving), it will try to evolve into Archeops.

Here's its Pokédex entry and typing:

No. 084
Archen

Type
Rock / Flying

Species
Firstbird (First Bird)

Height
1'08"

Weight
20.9 lb

Revived from a fossil, this Pokémon is thought to be the ancestor of all bird Pokémon.

Level up moves:

Starting moves (as of Lv 2)

Quick Attack
Leer
Wing Attack

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Lv 5
Rock Throw

Lv 8
Double Team

Lv 11
Scary Face

Lv 18
Ancient Power

Lv 21
Agility

Lv 31
Dragonbreath

Lv 35
Crunch

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Lv 45
Rock Slide

Lv 51
Thrash

(last level up move)

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Like other unevolved Pokémon, Archen learns moves way earlier than Archeops.

Above I separated the two affected moves from the rest, so you can compare their learned levels with those of Archeops, if you put Archen's and Archeops' learnsets side by side.

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As there is only one Archen to be caught ingame, the same goes for its evolved form, which can only be received by leveling up Archen to at least Lv 37 and evolving it.

Capture Rate
45

Base Exp.
178

Hi!  

So, recently, I have been very busy with my new job.  

While I like and certainly enjoy my new job, I am still hoping, that I will find more time for myself and my friends, so I can continue drawing and working on the wiki farm, as since I started my job, I wasn't able to make much progress on either whatsoever.

Still, whenever I found the time, I was at least able to create some new art.

When will I post that new art?

I don't know yet, but I will certainly post it sooner or later.

Also, sorry for letting you wait with my replies for so long.

With the little time, I have on my hands now, I simply can't find the time to answer you, even though I am very thankful for all these kind comments and favorites you are sending me.

I am hoping, that you are all doing well and looking forward to sending out some faves myself and answering at least some of your comments later this day.  

Greetings

Semerone (aka ZTheGS)

Hi!  

Today, I am posting a list of a few glitches, that happened to me when I was playing the first, third and fourth generation games of the Pokémon series, that I either haven't being documented on the internet or have only been reported by about a handful of other players.

I might add more glitches to this list, if I find more, that haven't been noted down anywhere else, yet.

This one first happened to me in one of my Pokémon Red playthroughs, but I also had this happen in a more recent one of Pokémon Blue.

I don't know what causes it, as it has happened to me in two completely different situations.

Also, this glitch actually might be two glitches.

So, when I first encountered it, I chose Charmander as my starter in Pokémon Red an played through the game as normal, but as I only used my Charmander and didn't catch any other Pokémon yet, my Charmander had already evolved into Charmeleon before I returned the parcel to Oak.

The weirdness started after evolving my Charmander, as after becoming Charmeleon, it wouldn't listen to my orders anymore and would act as if it was a traded Pokémon. (eventhough, I hadn't traded it, as not only I would have needed a second Pokémon to be able to trade, but didn't even have Poké Balls to catch Pokémon with yet)

What was even weirder, was, that Charmeleon suddenly had a different Original Trainer ID than it had before, so this change might have been triggered when it was evolving before getting the Pokédex.

Of cause, as Charmeleon was now mostly useless to me, I delivered Oak's parcel, got myself Poké Balls and placed Charmeleon in my box and after catching my first Pokémon for myself, which then became my new starter and my lead Pokémon.

Charmeleon would stay in its box and I would keep playing the game normally with my Rattata and my other Pokémon instead and no more weirdness occured from there onwards, except, that Charmeleon kept acting like a traded Pokémon whenever I used it.

Years later, I was playing through Pokémon Blue when suddenly my Lv 65 Vaporeon would no longer obey me after I fought and caught a Ditto. Like Charmeleon from my earlier run over at Red, this Vaporeon was the Eevee, that I got in Celadon City, so it wasn't traded either.

Weirdly, this time all of my Pokémon in my team and the current box except for Ditto had a different ID from my own and acted as traded mons. I remembered, that something similar had already happened before, so instead of making the mistake of changing boxes to check my other Pokémon and accidentally saving, I decided to dropped Ditto and reloading my save.

Afterwards, everything was back to normal and I caught another Ditto and the glitch didn't happen again, with all of my Pokémon recognizing me as normal.

Hi!

If you wonder, why there's a new archived version so soon, well...

Actually, it's has very sad reason:

Not only has Zenki decided to quit working on our wiki projects, but he also decided to quit DeviantArt and has left my place, so he's also no longer my roommate, so... from today onwards (as of July 24, 2019), this account will be solely used by myself once again.

Of cause, Zenki's works and favorites will be still featured in his respective folders, but don't expect anything new to be added to his folders any time soon.

While I still wonder, if Zenki will ever return, one of my best friends said, that stuff happens, and I guess, he's right. After all, it was Zenki's choice to leave and it would be pointless to let this event take over my life and make me sad forever.

Still... now that Zenki has left, I hope, that he will be well were his way carries him and wish him farewell.

Semerone

My favorite Link and
my first Zelda game

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Hi! This is Semerone!

I decided to rearrange this section a bit to feature new content, so here's a drawing of my favorite Link as a cute chibi plush with a heart.

Back in the day when the Nintendo 64 came out, Ocarina of Time wasn't just the first game, I played on this console, but also my first Zelda game!

Soon, I came to like the Hero of Time a lot, as his deep and heartwarming story in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask just makes him such a sad and yet lovable character.

It also was funny to me, how most people kept mistaking Link for Zelda, but maybe, that's because I watched some of my friends' brothers play Smash Bros. before I got my own Nintendo 64, so I always knew, that the hero with the green tunic was called Link and not Zelda.

Even though, I have played many different Zelda titles since then, Time Link is still my favorite.

This is also why most of my Zelda fanart depicts him and not that many of the other Links or that many other characters.

Some of my other favorites from the series are Kass (from Breath of the Wild) and Midna (from Twilight Princess), as Kass is a very lovable character and caring and loving father and Midna is very funny and yet has such a sad story.

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Alright. That's all for now in regards to Zelda.

The previous entry Our Kishin Douji Zenki Wikia Team has been archived and can now be found here.