| Pokémon | Location | |---------|----------| | Mew | Tunod – Hidden Grove (after 8 badges) | | Celebi | Johto – Ilex Forest event | | Jirachi | Tunod – Meteor Falls (wish stone) | | Deoxys | Rankor – Space lab | | Dialga/Palkia | Rankor – Temporal Tower | | Giratina | Rankor – Distortion World | | Rayquaza | Tunod – Sky Pillar | | Kyogre/Groudon | Tunod – Cave of Origin | | Lugia | Johto – Whirl Islands | | Ho-Oh | Johto – Bell Tower (requires Rainbow Wing) | | Mewtwo | Rankor – Cerulean Cave 2.0 | | Arceus | Event only (or Rankor postgame) | | Darkrai | Rankor – Nightmare Island | | Shaymin | Tunod – Flower Paradise | | Genesect | Rankor – P2 Lab |
Let’s look at an example:
When a guide says "You can find Shinx at Route 3," the game’s internal tracking uses the National Number (403). However, the habitat list in your Pokédex uses the Tunod Number. To make the list work, you must ignore the 3-digit number on the Pokédex screen and focus on the Pokémon's name. pokemon glazed pokedex list work
Pokémon Glazed, a renowned ROM hack of Pokémon Emerald, features an expansive Pokédex of 386 obtainable species across three regions (Tunod, Johto, and Rankor). This paper documents the systematic methodology required to produce a complete, working Pokédex list for the hack. It addresses the challenges of data fragmentation, location scouring, trade evolution modifications, and event-locked encounters. The resulting list serves as a critical tool for both players and developers, highlighting the structural complexity of fan-made Pokémon games. | Pokémon | Location | |---------|----------| | Mew
The list “works” by grouping families. Instead of hunting a Tyranitar, catch a Larvitar (found in Mt. Stratus) and evolve it. Always check the level-up moves and item evolutions (e.g., Razor Fang for Gliscor, or Dubious Disc for Porygon-Z). Let’s look at an example:
Because the full list of 719 is too long to print here, here are the key additions and where they fit into the Glazed world.
| Pokémon | Location | |---------|----------| | Mew | Tunod – Hidden Grove (after 8 badges) | | Celebi | Johto – Ilex Forest event | | Jirachi | Tunod – Meteor Falls (wish stone) | | Deoxys | Rankor – Space lab | | Dialga/Palkia | Rankor – Temporal Tower | | Giratina | Rankor – Distortion World | | Rayquaza | Tunod – Sky Pillar | | Kyogre/Groudon | Tunod – Cave of Origin | | Lugia | Johto – Whirl Islands | | Ho-Oh | Johto – Bell Tower (requires Rainbow Wing) | | Mewtwo | Rankor – Cerulean Cave 2.0 | | Arceus | Event only (or Rankor postgame) | | Darkrai | Rankor – Nightmare Island | | Shaymin | Tunod – Flower Paradise | | Genesect | Rankor – P2 Lab |
Let’s look at an example:
When a guide says "You can find Shinx at Route 3," the game’s internal tracking uses the National Number (403). However, the habitat list in your Pokédex uses the Tunod Number. To make the list work, you must ignore the 3-digit number on the Pokédex screen and focus on the Pokémon's name.
Pokémon Glazed, a renowned ROM hack of Pokémon Emerald, features an expansive Pokédex of 386 obtainable species across three regions (Tunod, Johto, and Rankor). This paper documents the systematic methodology required to produce a complete, working Pokédex list for the hack. It addresses the challenges of data fragmentation, location scouring, trade evolution modifications, and event-locked encounters. The resulting list serves as a critical tool for both players and developers, highlighting the structural complexity of fan-made Pokémon games.
The list “works” by grouping families. Instead of hunting a Tyranitar, catch a Larvitar (found in Mt. Stratus) and evolve it. Always check the level-up moves and item evolutions (e.g., Razor Fang for Gliscor, or Dubious Disc for Porygon-Z).
Because the full list of 719 is too long to print here, here are the key additions and where they fit into the Glazed world.
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