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| − | gen=[[Generation IV]]| |
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| − | pronun='''D-P-Bocks'''| |
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| − | species=---- Pokémon| |
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| − | ability=-----| |
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| − | color=Unknown| |
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| − | gender=Genderless| |
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| − | }} |
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| − | == |
+ | ==Details== |
DPBox's sprite is a white box with two vertical lines running through it. Small chunks of the sprite are transparent. Its cry is that of a [[Bulbasaur]], and portions of its sprite resemble [[Arceus]]. In battle, it changes all combatants' cries to those of a Bulbasaur, and it sparkles in the same manner that a [[Shiny Pokémon]] would. In [[Double Battles]], it copies the [[Speed]] stat of its partner. It knows only glitch attacks, and it does not appear on the Pokémon selection screen. |
DPBox's sprite is a white box with two vertical lines running through it. Small chunks of the sprite are transparent. Its cry is that of a [[Bulbasaur]], and portions of its sprite resemble [[Arceus]]. In battle, it changes all combatants' cries to those of a Bulbasaur, and it sparkles in the same manner that a [[Shiny Pokémon]] would. In [[Double Battles]], it copies the [[Speed]] stat of its partner. It knows only glitch attacks, and it does not appear on the Pokémon selection screen. |
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+ | ==Encountering DPBox== |
| + | This can be encountered if players have the Action Replay ability to 'walk through walls' to walk over water and through any solid mass in the game. Players can trigger a wild DOUBLE battle with the DP Box/ Invisible Shiny Bulbasaur and an existing Pokémon. The game will somehow think that the player is traveling with a partner, and clone the player for the nonexistent traveling partner. When the partner uses the Pokémon in battle, it'll say; Pokémon Trainer ____ sent out...", and will send out the Pokémon, otherwise known as ----. If the ---- faints, the DP Box will faint as well. If the player does not attempt a run, the glitch will attack another with 'Struggle' causing both the DP box and the Pokémon to faint. |
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| − | + | Another way to encounter the DP Box, is by 'walking through walls' and leave Amity Square. Because of the cute Pokémon walking with you, the game will think that the player is traveling with a partner after leaving. When entering a battle with a wild Pokémon battle after leaving Amity Square, the last traveling trainer the player partnered up with (e.g.: Riley, Buck, Marley) will appear beside the trainer but will use a DP Box/ Invisible Shiny Pokémon or a ----. |
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| − | Another way to encounter the DP Box, is by 'walking through walls' and leave Amity Square. Because of the cute Pokemon walking with you, the game will think that the player is traveling with a partner after leaving. When entering a battle with a wild Pokemon battle after leaving Amity Square, the last traveling trainer the player partnered up with (e.g: Riley, Buck, Marley) will appear beside the trainer but will use a DP Box/ Invisible Shiny Pokemon or a ----. |
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Players with a Japanese version of the game can use DPBox in a battle if they attempt to enter a Double Battle with two fainted Pokémon, an [[egg]], and a healthy Pokémon in their party in that order. This will not work, however, if the battle is entered by means of the [[Vs. Seeker]]. |
Players with a Japanese version of the game can use DPBox in a battle if they attempt to enter a Double Battle with two fainted Pokémon, an [[egg]], and a healthy Pokémon in their party in that order. This will not work, however, if the battle is entered by means of the [[Vs. Seeker]]. |
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It is also possible to encounter DPBox by using a Pokémon Modification Code and battle seven of that Pokémon. The eighth will be DPBox. |
It is also possible to encounter DPBox by using a Pokémon Modification Code and battle seven of that Pokémon. The eighth will be DPBox. |
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| − | If the player is travelling with a partner in the game with the walk through walls cheat on walking through terrain he/she cannot walk through the player will encounter two DP Boxes in a |
+ | If the player is travelling with a partner in the game with the walk through walls cheat on walking through terrain he/she cannot walk through the player will encounter two DP Boxes in a Double Battle with a clone of the player who sends out a DP Box as their Pokémon using this method will not make DP Box catchable. |
| + | If you have the cheat that makes an egg in one step, put only one Pokémon in the daycare and walk away from the counter and to the man outside, he will give you an egg and within one step, you will have DP Box. This is unsafe however, because he can not be selected and will take up a spot in your party permanently. You can't deposit him and you will only be able to have five Pokémon from that point on, unless you restart. So in short, you can't deposit him, use him, put someone in his place, leave him as the only Pokémon in your party, or really make any use out of him if encountered through this method. He might even ruin saved progress! |
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*The message "What should (Pokémon's name) do?" that appears in a normal battle is changed to "Wha do?" if the DPBox is in battle. |
*The message "What should (Pokémon's name) do?" that appears in a normal battle is changed to "Wha do?" if the DPBox is in battle. |
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*The DPBox in your player's clone will be renamed to "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!". |
*The DPBox in your player's clone will be renamed to "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!". |
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*DPBoxes are Level 0. |
*DPBoxes are Level 0. |
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*Sometimes the wild DPBox is out of the game arena. |
*Sometimes the wild DPBox is out of the game arena. |
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| − | *At the beginning of the game, the wild DPBox will be called "dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl". |
+ | *At the beginning of the game, the wild DPBox will be called "dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl". (11dl is a short way to say it) |
*The player's clone will send out the DPBox under the name -------, it also says "PKMN Trainer (name) sent --ut -----!" |
*The player's clone will send out the DPBox under the name -------, it also says "PKMN Trainer (name) sent --ut -----!" |
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*DPBoxes can hatch from certain kinds of [[Bad Egg]]s. |
*DPBoxes can hatch from certain kinds of [[Bad Egg]]s. |
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| + | *There is a variation of DPBox where at the beginning of the game, if you use the walk anywhere cheat, skip the part where you get your starter, and challenge a gym leader, you get a different kind of DPBox. The only difference is that Arceus is not part of this DPBox's sprite. |
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| − | *it is possible to find a DP box in pokemopn HG and SS. |
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| − | to do so, the player must use the action replay to modify any wild pokemon. after the 9th time, you will encounter a --------, or DPBox. its SS/HG variant has the following differences: |
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| − | *it is floating, so you only see the bottom. |
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| − | *after catching it, it wont exist. |
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| − | *it has no cry |
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| − | *and its always shiny. |
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| − | ==Links== |
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| − | *[http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/----- Bulbapedia] |
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[[Category:Glitch Pokémon]] |
[[Category:Glitch Pokémon]] |
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[[Category:Glitches]] |
[[Category:Glitches]] |
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Revision as of 02:01, 24 June 2014
-----, colloquially known as DPBox, is a Glitch Pokémon found in the Sinnoh region games. It can only be encountered when using cheat devices such as Action Replay.
Details
DPBox's sprite is a white box with two vertical lines running through it. Small chunks of the sprite are transparent. Its cry is that of a Bulbasaur, and portions of its sprite resemble Arceus. In battle, it changes all combatants' cries to those of a Bulbasaur, and it sparkles in the same manner that a Shiny Pokémon would. In Double Battles, it copies the Speed stat of its partner. It knows only glitch attacks, and it does not appear on the Pokémon selection screen.
Encountering DPBox
This can be encountered if players have the Action Replay ability to 'walk through walls' to walk over water and through any solid mass in the game. Players can trigger a wild DOUBLE battle with the DP Box/ Invisible Shiny Bulbasaur and an existing Pokémon. The game will somehow think that the player is traveling with a partner, and clone the player for the nonexistent traveling partner. When the partner uses the Pokémon in battle, it'll say; Pokémon Trainer ____ sent out...", and will send out the Pokémon, otherwise known as ----. If the ---- faints, the DP Box will faint as well. If the player does not attempt a run, the glitch will attack another with 'Struggle' causing both the DP box and the Pokémon to faint.
Another way to encounter the DP Box, is by 'walking through walls' and leave Amity Square. Because of the cute Pokémon walking with you, the game will think that the player is traveling with a partner after leaving. When entering a battle with a wild Pokémon battle after leaving Amity Square, the last traveling trainer the player partnered up with (e.g.: Riley, Buck, Marley) will appear beside the trainer but will use a DP Box/ Invisible Shiny Pokémon or a ----. Players with a Japanese version of the game can use DPBox in a battle if they attempt to enter a Double Battle with two fainted Pokémon, an egg, and a healthy Pokémon in their party in that order. This will not work, however, if the battle is entered by means of the Vs. Seeker.
DPBox can be encountered using any Pokémon modifier cheat with the hex value 00. DPBoxes captured in this manner will not appear in a player's party, PC, or in any other location.
DPBox commonly appears when traveling with an Invisible Partner.
It is also possible to encounter DPBox by using a Pokémon Modification Code and battle seven of that Pokémon. The eighth will be DPBox.
If the player is travelling with a partner in the game with the walk through walls cheat on walking through terrain he/she cannot walk through the player will encounter two DP Boxes in a Double Battle with a clone of the player who sends out a DP Box as their Pokémon using this method will not make DP Box catchable.
If you have the cheat that makes an egg in one step, put only one Pokémon in the daycare and walk away from the counter and to the man outside, he will give you an egg and within one step, you will have DP Box. This is unsafe however, because he can not be selected and will take up a spot in your party permanently. You can't deposit him and you will only be able to have five Pokémon from that point on, unless you restart. So in short, you can't deposit him, use him, put someone in his place, leave him as the only Pokémon in your party, or really make any use out of him if encountered through this method. He might even ruin saved progress!
Trivia
- The message "What should (Pokémon's name) do?" that appears in a normal battle is changed to "Wha do?" if the DPBox is in battle.
- The DPBox in your player's clone will be renamed to "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!".
- A Wild DPBox is renamed as "T-e wi-d ------".
- An unexpected Shadow will be at the encountered Pokémon.
- DPBoxes are Level 0.
- Sometimes the wild DPBox is out of the game arena.
- At the beginning of the game, the wild DPBox will be called "dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl dl". (11dl is a short way to say it)
- The player's clone will send out the DPBox under the name -------, it also says "PKMN Trainer (name) sent --ut -----!"
- DPBoxes can hatch from certain kinds of Bad Eggs.
- There is a variation of DPBox where at the beginning of the game, if you use the walk anywhere cheat, skip the part where you get your starter, and challenge a gym leader, you get a different kind of DPBox. The only difference is that Arceus is not part of this DPBox's sprite.