In the run-up to a presumed anniversary announcement of some big games, there's been a resurgence in love for playing the classics. There are actually 39 Glitch Pokemon found in Red and Blue - causing a variety of weird results. It isn't the only glitch Pokemon running rife out there in Kanto, with Shigeki Morimoto confirming there were once plans for 190 Pokemon in Gen I. In reality, Missingno was a pixelated monster that was actually supposed to be cut type of Pokemon known as 'bird'. It's not exactly the biggest Pokemon Red and Blue reveal out there, but it's still pretty cool.Ĭircling back to other Pokemon Red and Blue hacks, who could forget the fabled Missingno? Back in the day, the ability to get unlimited versions of any item you placed in your sixth item slot was the stuff of legends.

I honestly thought maybe I imagined it eventually'. One fan said, 'Played since release and have only now learned this', while another added, 'I got the pokeballs from Oak in my first playthrough when blue was released, but never knew how as I never replicated it in subsequent playthroughs. Mainly, people were just pretty impressed. So they see the Rival having new Pokémon and think wtf how, go back to Oak (since he gave them their first so he must be how they get more), and then he gives them pokeballs to get them started'. One wrote, 'It’s like a final failsafe for a player who has made it through the initial challenge of the second Rival battle wherein they have multiple Pokémon but in this case, the player themselves hasn’t realized that they can capture additional Pokémon themselves. Doing some theorising, Redditors guessed it was put in place as some kind of failsafe for players who don't know how to capture Pokemon. It's seemingly random and has no logical explanation behind it. The Redditverse was suitably shooketh by the discovery. Nomber_key:000470When I played Pokémon on the old Gameboy, I used to do the MissingNo Glitch.

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