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Pokémon General → How to tell if you have a hacked pokemon.

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1. 7dewott8 said on August 13, 2011, 05:43:01 PM (-07:00)

Landorus
1,545 posts

Hacked pokemon are becoming a major problem.So you can tell if a pokemon you have is hack, I have some ways to tell.

1. The ID of the pokemon is 00001 or 00000

2. It knows moves it normally it can't learn ex. Blastoise knowing energy ball

3. If you have a shiny starter, it should only be in a pokeball, not in a great ball, dive ball or a master ball.

4. Found in an invalid or a Route that isn't it's habitat (or not roaming)

5. Met at a level that you can't meet a pokemon at

Hope these are helpful

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2. PHANTOMxTRAINER said on August 13, 2011, 11:35:05 PM (-07:00)

Giratina
3,388 posts

Or you could use this... http://www.*********.org/ It is a legit checker. This will solve all your problems. My work here is done.

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3. UltimaRaichu said on August 14, 2011, 12:50:11 AM (-07:00)

Haxorus
369 posts

There are 2 ways a pokemon can be obtained through Action Replay. It is ******* and the Pokemon Modifier code

With *******, you can edit everything of the pokemon to what it is, to what its stats. This way is how to hack pokemon with edited stats.

With the Pokemon Modifier code, your cheating to get your pokemon. Using the Pokemon Platinum version of the code, input the pokedex #, level, and nature # into the calculator, walk in the grass and get/battle that pokemon. But here's the problem.

I can input a pokemon with a level and walk in the grass in where it is not usually found.

I can input a pokemon with the same level and find it in the same grass where it's usually found.

Can the game tell if there is a difference from a normally obtained pokemon and a cheated pokemon even though its stats and summary is exactly the same as the legit?

4. PHANTOMxTRAINER said on August 14, 2011, 12:54:26 AM (-07:00)

Giratina
3,388 posts

@Ultima- ******* is also another option

5. PB Black said on August 23, 2011, 08:42:04 PM (-07:00)

Mudkip
42 posts

Thank you! *goes to check all pokemon*

6. 7dewott8 said on August 23, 2011, 08:50:02 PM (-07:00)

Landorus
1,545 posts

My pleasure for suplying Info at THE site.

7. RK-9 said on August 24, 2011, 07:28:12 AM (-07:00)

Haxorus
492 posts

Err, these were facts that mostly everyone knows already. It's like saying "Your cheeseburger is bad if it has a bug on it".

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8. FreezeWarp said on August 24, 2011, 01:19:52 PM (-07:00)

Kyurem
2,186 posts

Quote:
Originally Posted by RK-9 View Post
Err, these were facts that mostly everyone knows already. It's like saying "Your cheeseburger is bad if it has a bug on it".
True, except not everyone knows Pokémon that plays it

9. Shiny said on August 26, 2011, 02:22:17 PM (-07:00)

Kyurem
2,485 posts

There are also ways to make cheated Pokemon appear legit, although it is pretty tricky and complex.

10. Pingouin7 said on October 19, 2011, 12:06:13 PM (-07:00)

Charizard
142 posts

It is legitimately possible to have an ID number of 00001.
Also, I'm not sure about the other generations, but in Gen V, it is possible to have an ID of 00000.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiny View Post
There are also ways to make cheated Pokemon appear legit, although it is pretty tricky and complex.
It actually is pretty easy to do.

11. Ellioy said on May 4, 2012, 12:35:57 PM (-07:00)

Magikarp
1 post

A whole shiny team?
loads of legendarys?

12. DashArmy said on May 5, 2012, 02:40:50 PM (-07:00)

Regigigas
936 posts

Quote:
Originally Posted by 7dewott8 View Post
1. The ID of the pokemon is 00001 or 00000

2. It knows moves it normally it can't learn ex. Blastoise knowing energy ball

3. If you have a shiny starter, it should only be in a pokeball, not in a great ball, dive ball or a master ball.

4. Found in an invalid or a Route that isn't it's habitat (or not roaming)

5. Met at a level that you can't meet a pokemon at

Hope these are helpful
Quote:
Originally Posted by PHANTOMxTRAINER View Post
Or you could use this... http://www.*********.org/ It is a legit checker. This will solve all your problems. My work here is done.
********* uses zero external devices, does not modify your game, save, or Pokemon. I highly recommend it, and it will save the competitive battlers a lot of time (and humiliating losses!)

It's easy to fool someone with *******. However, I'll save that argument for another thread. Most of these things are common knowledge, but still useful nevertheless.

13. kakashidragon said on May 8, 2012, 12:14:51 PM (-07:00)

Kyurem
2,045 posts

Well when i do rng abuse i use *********.org to see my ID and SID so i know that without having to use a cheat to find it. (I did it for mostly for my emerald as i didnt have a shiny to see it SID but ********* helped alot) But if you see me use a shiny its most likely i did RNG abuse but not always, but for woundercard pokemon i will use RNG abuse on those. (for those that find RNG abuse a bad thing, i wont use these pokemon on VR unless its just for fun battles)

14. Searinox said on May 28, 2012, 10:35:42 AM (-07:00)

Zoroark
251 posts

A heads up for *********. Make sure you set your default mode to private so that the pokemon you add there aren't publicly displayed. ********* pokemon profiles contain all the information that is unique to your pokemon and anyone with access to that data could use hacktools in their own games to create an exact replica of your pokemon.

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