maltese 84 that would be funny

when I was a kid I swear I got the trainer next to the seafoam island entrance to turn into professor oak, but i accidentally went into the cave before i could interact with him, do you know if this has happened to anyone else?

David Nunez that seems possible. I remember when I was a kid seeing something similar in fuschia city with a trainer changing sprites but I have no idea how it happened

@@PaPaSea I've always wanted to recreate that and see if you can battle him, seeing that the game has data for his team.

@@PaPaSea ur way of narrating...it's comfusing...y didnt u put like subtitle, a bit of captions etc...

Indeed

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Ikr xD

Absolutely

Does it end if you make a new game? Be hilarious if it didnt.

It's almost like TPP.

johnny its time for lesson 6

@@219ms How do you function??

"I live in Spain... Without... The A."

Congrats on 69 likes lol

SAME I always felt bad ;-;

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@Tweak Turnup Speak for yourself

Also it is not a glitch just hardware limitation. The gameboy is limited how much sound it can make so when you have the low health beep it was made to skip some sounds.

exactly -- the NES did this too. it's due to how many separate audio channels the hardware can produce at any one time -- i believe the NES was limited to five, but i'm not 100% sure about it.

A 9 Old Found The Mew Glitch *applause*

The mew glitch is unforgettable.

I learned the Mew trick when I was like 12 or 13 online, and I thought it was fake so I tried it, then I got a Mew

@@NottJoeyOfficial same, after a while I even figured out how to use the glitch to finish the rest of the pokedex

Hell yeah bro lol. I remember going nuts when I found out how to duplicate. Rare candies for days 😂 gathering up in the lunch room trading,discovering glitches, battling man those were good times

Dork

​@@eriks8382 In order to explain why greenknight9000 is not a dork, we'll first have to discuss parallel universes. Okay, so Red's position is a floating point number. But it's converted to a short when the game uses it to test for collision with ground tiles. In short, Red's position can basically be any decimal number, but it's converted to an integer between 32,767 and -32,768 inclusive. So, any fractional numbers are truncated and any numbers too big or too small are moved into this range using a modular operator. In other words, Red's position is limited to a box within those constraints. But if Red leaves that box, then his actual position and the position used for ground detection will separate since the position used for ground detection will remain in that original box. So now I ask you this: If Red is standing outside of this box, but the position being used to test for collision is in the box and on a valid tile, can Red stand over there? The answer is yes. As far as the game sees it, Red is in fact on a ground tile because there is a ground tile where the numbers are pointing to. So for all intents and purposes, there is essentially land over there. A copy of the original map. And this is what we call a parallel universe. Or a PU. And this applies to every one of these boxes, so there's actually a grid of infinite PU's. Now, PU's aren't as glamorous as you might think. The graphics are only found on the original map, so the PU's are completely invisible. Furthermore, PU's have no sprites like NPC's or Pokemon, no trainers, no items like potions or pokeballs, and not even any walls. So really, it's pretty barren. Furthermore, the Gameboy console will actually crash if you go to a PU and let the camera follow you. But luckily, we can avoid that crash by fixing the camera in place on the original map before leaving it. Though that does make it even harder to tell what's going on in the PU's. So, you can travel to a PU if you have enough speed, but it's not as simple as you might think. If you have just enough speed to reach the PU over, it won't actually work. That's because the game checks for a ground tile at each quarter-step of his movement. In other words, the simplest PU movement has to be at least four PU's away. That way, each quarter-step is on a ground-tile and therefore valid. For simplicity, we call this Quadrupal-PU distance one "QPU". Now, at this point I've been glossing over a very important detail which I now need to clear up. What if I told you that the distance Red moves isn't necessarily equal to his speed? The distance Red travels is only a portion of his actual speed and this portion depends on the type of tile. The higher the friction, the less Red will move. Note that it only depends on the friction. Not whether Red is on a walking, surfing, biking, or even spinning. The distance Red actually moves will be called his "DeFacto Speed." Red could have the same speed but different DeFacto Speed if he's standing on tiles with different frictions. So, when we want to move one QPU, it's not sufficient just to have 1 QPU speed. We need 1 QPU DeFacto Speed, which often means our actual speed will need to be greater than 1 QPU to compensate. So, to reiterate, we need to increase our speed so that our DeFacto Speed synchs up to 1 QPU. The speed needed to do this is called the "Synching Speed". So, when we build up enough speed to match the Synching Speed, the quarter steps of the DeFacto Speed will synch up with PU's, and we can move. Now, if we want to travel 2 QPU, we will need to double this Synching Speed. In other general, any multiple of the lowest Synching Speed is in itself a Synching Speed and we can move multiple QPU at once. So remember, every tile has a different set of Synching Speeds. Because of all of this, we can conclude that greenknight9000 is no dork. Him being four Parallel Universes ahead of you means that he has dedicated a very substantial amount of time to his Pokemon Red and Blue glitching career.

@@aurafox1 dayuuuuuuum, that must have taken forever to write! :3 (and, holy crap, are you a quantum physicist?)

Aura Fox dork

@@thebigbros9794 D:

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That's actually a category in speedrunning, Softlock%.

Also when Pokémon leave battle by fainting

"Pokemon Glitches You've Never Heard Of" an intellectual: "Hey, you forgot this glitch I've heard of!"

Exactly what I was thinking. The flag for spinning doesn't get turned off so it keeps going. Just need to turn the flag back to normal.

Never thought I'd find a VOCATuber here but aaaaaa I love you

Another youtuber covers this sort of thing. He talked about pokemon cries, too. A lot of the pokemon in original games shared the same cry. Only difference was the speed they played and the pitch.

Item manipulation(red & green): yeah right

@@thecollectorsinged113 dude you cant read or smthn

@@user-yn4eg8re9r welp looks like you don't get it, foget about it

@@thecollectorsinged113 jeez frickin idiot i said red and blue and you said red and green how dumb are you

Correctamundo

@@Echidneys And they said watching KZfaq all day wasn't beneficial

its an "exploit" or else speedrunners wouldnt be allowed to use it

@@winnipeginstinct speedrunners use glitches all the time

@@winnipeginstinct I'm not sure I understand your point. To clarify my point, glitches are an unintended consequence of programming, like MissingNo. The Game Boy having four channels is a design feature. The low HP sound can be exploited for sure, but it is an intended feature functioning as it should. It's all a little semantically, but I hope that clarifies.

How did you even know this as a kid when i played this as a kid i didnt know how to get flash lol

So not gonna get a answer i ask you a question

@@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335 sorry imma cat person lmao

@@cvf4ever dang you just gonna not answer

iirc if you do the trainer-escape glitch after the safari zone glitch, and manage to reach the glitch encounter before your timer runs out, you can use Safari Balls against the glitch-encounter mon as if you encounterd it in the safari zone

The completing the game isn't the glitch. The glitch is getting out of bounds in the menu to access glitched items. Calling it the glitch where we can complete the whole game is more pointing to the result of the item manipulation in glitch menu. The menu is the glitch because completing the game isn't the only result. In fact, by trashing specific amounts of items like you do you are setting up warps in the game to take you to different places. Just saying

The invisible PC is not a glitch. The map is a copy and pasted Pokémon center and they simply forgot to remove the tile where you can interact with a PC in a Pokémon center

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That kinda sounds like the eevee trick on pokemon go or a nod to it

@@thesye1014 The eevee thing in Go is more coincidence.

I thought people would be annoyed by the character spinning for no reason in a few clips but people loved it

Thanks, I just don't like forcing excitement or talking to viewers like I'm hosting a show on Nick Jr

Yup! You can tell they're trees in Pokémon Yellow as well as on Red/Blue if you're using the Super Gameboy or SGB2 (there are also videos on KZfaq showcasing this)

I was more surprised that resetting the game didn't even fix it

Programmer here. I bet they have a flag called "rotate = True" (but in assembly) and it gets set to False when you touch a stopping point. Since you can't save while being forced to move, there's no point in resetting that flag when turning the game off. Or at least they thought

@@ninjaguyYT I did some programming myself but forget 90% because I preferred the visual end. But yeah that sounds about right.

yeah it’s not really a glitch, quite a few people already commented that already

@@PaPaSea You gave a heart to every other comment😂😂

Vasu Mathur yeah I give a heart to comments I don’t have a reply to but sometimes KZfaq glitches and removes the heart

I remember doing this back in the day on Yellow. What a blast from the past!

I haven't tried going back on a spinning tile. As for the NPC bullying there probably are a few glitches that can be done with it, I just don't know of any others

Jeiku Furame nothing wrong with being interested in lesser known glitches. I used to read up on them and watch videos about glitches all the time a few years ago

I heard about that glitch before and a similar one with getting a level 100 Pokemon in viridian forest

I remember my sister showing me the man on the cinnabar gym roof glitch and it was one of the first glitches I've ever seen. I was so confused

@@PaPaSea could've mentioned the more destructive glitches as well

Ok I'll be fair - I had no idea about the spinning glitch and I had to pause the video multiple times from laughing at the character still spinning xD Hell I'm still giggling as I'm writing this