For those of you who DO know about the Mew Glitch, this guide is still worth a read, because I'll be going over how to change and manipulate it to give you any Pokémon in the game. If you actually haven't heard about the Mew Glitch, I'm surprised, but I'll be going over it here anyway so you won't miss out on anything. I mean, you can get a Lv 100 god-damn Mew before the second gym. One way or another, the glitch seems to pop up a few times on this Amino almost every day because of how handy it is to know. I don't know, though, it's all pretty subjective.)Įvery man and his dog have heard about the Mew Glitch in Gen I. In my opinion, this is actually harder to pull off than going through a different game to catch and trade over a specific Pokémon, so I, personally, would count it. Also, because this requires a glitch to pull off, it's a bit of a touchy subject to say whether or not you truly did complete the Pokédex. (If you're playing Pokémon Yellow like I did, 'catching 'em all' is even more difficult to do legitimately because you'll have to trade with BOTH Red and Blue in order to complete the Pokédex. I'll be showing you in this blog how to fill up the remaining holes in your Pokédex for Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow, and bring you towards the final goal of 'catching 'em all'.

The only way to do this is with a glitch: The Ditto Glitch.

There's a way to catch all of the unobtainable Pokémon in your game, without having to trade. And since it didn't count towards the Pokédex completion, as long as we got our Diploma, who cared?īut what if you don't have a friend who owns a copy of the alternative game? What if you don't have friends at all? How are we supposed to bring ourselves to reach the ultimate goal of 'catching 'em all' if we know from the start it's absolutely pointless to try? You COULD spend more money on the alternate copy of the game (buy Blue if you already had Red, and vise versa), but that feels a little pay to win, doesn't it? (Maybe not, I don't really care.)įor all those poor people out there, like me, who won't be spending $80+ on another Gameboy + Pokémon game if you're on cartridge, or don't want to pay for another copy of the game on the Virtual Console + a subscription to Pokémon Bank, I have good news for you. By trading with your friends, this ultimate goal could become a reality with a fair amount of effort put in, and in RBY, only Mew was remaining as the sole unobtainable Pokémon. Ever since the game was released, the number one goal in Pokémon has always been to complete the Pokédex.

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