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[CaligulasPeri]

what was the first shiny you ever received?:
The Lake of Rage Gyarados, followed by RWBY's shiny Ho-oh, followed by a random shiny Corsola in Y which I used for contests in Alpha Sapphire. And a random shiny Spoink on PokéFarm back before the Ho-oh.

What Pokémon typings don't make sense to you?
Mawile doesn't look like a Steel-type at all. It should be a Dark-type, really, seeing as it's the Deceiver Pokémon, and Bite and Crunch are both Dark-type moves. Unlike many Pokémon based on Japanese mythology, its origin doesn't explain its type either.

It says its huge jaws are made of steel, so I guess it kinda makes sense :3
Though I definitely agree with you, I'd love it if it was a dark type- they're my favourite type, and it suits it so well!

[Thalassic]

What Pokémon typings don't make sense to you?
Gyarados.
My seamonster bby should have been a water dragon since day 1.
Flying? Why? Where is it going? How?

[Feral Fangs]

Has anyone heard of this glitch?

Step 1: Complete the Pokedex in both Red and Blue
Step 2: Catch a Dratini in Red and trade it to Blue
Step 3: Evolve the Dratini from Red into Dragonite in Blue
Step 4: Trade Dragonite back to Red
Step 4: Go to the bottom of Cerulean Cave and use a Fire Stone on Dragonite
Result: Dragonite evolves into Yoshi

O_o WT* did I just watch?

[Nitro Indigo]

But nothing visually suggests that the jaws are made of steel. Unless it's supposed to deceive us into thinking it's a Dark-type?

Has anyone heard of this glitch?

Step 1: Complete the Pokedex in both Red and Blue
Step 2: Catch a Dratini in Red and trade it to Blue
Step 3: Evolve the Dratini from Red into Dragonite in Blue
Step 4: Trade Dragonite back to Red
Step 4: Go to the bottom of Cerulean Cave and use a Fire Stone on Dragonite
Result: Dragonite evolves into Yoshi

O_o WT* did I just watch?

That was an April Fool's Joke...

[Feral Fangs]

Seriously... that's not funny, that's just stupid. Is that on any of the Nintendo franchises' Wikis?

[FooFarny]

Has anyone heard of this glitch?

Step 1: Complete the Pokedex in both Red and Blue
Step 2: Catch a Dratini in Red and trade it to Blue
Step 3: Evolve the Dratini from Red into Dragonite in Blue
Step 4: Trade Dragonite back to Red
Step 4: Go to the bottom of Cerulean Cave and use a Fire Stone on Dragonite
Result: Dragonite evolves into Yoshi

O_o WT* did I just watch?

I remember that! I laughed so hard. I wish that was a real thing as I'd actually legit will put in the effort to do it

[Feral Fangs]

I think a lot of people would put through the effort in order to activate that glitch. I wasn't born until Gen III was out, so I never knew about the glitches that the early games had. Apparently if you play a Gen I game on a GBC, the invisible walls in Fuchsia Gym become visible. That has something to do with the fact that the Gen I games were designed without color, and the GBC tries to correct it and fails for the most part, but is able to color in the invisible walls

[Coco Bunny]

I think a lot of people would put through the effort in order to activate that glitch. I wasn't born until Gen III was out, so I never knew about the glitches that the early games had. Apparently if you play a Gen I game on a GBC, the invisible walls in Fuchsia Gym become visible. That has something to do with the fact that the Gen I games were designed without color, and the GBC tries to correct it and fails for the most part, but is able to color in the invisible walls

That's not true. I played Red on a GBC and the walls were still invisible.

[Zexalii]

Has anyone heard of this glitch?

Step 1: Complete the Pokedex in both Red and Blue
Step 2: Catch a Dratini in Red and trade it to Blue
Step 3: Evolve the Dratini from Red into Dragonite in Blue
Step 4: Trade Dragonite back to Red
Step 4: Go to the bottom of Cerulean Cave and use a Fire Stone on Dragonite
Result: Dragonite evolves into Yoshi

O_o WT* did I just watch?

It was an April's Fools prank by Nintendo, it doesn't work and I wouldn't call it a glitch

[Feral Fangs]

If playing Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow on a normal Game Boy, the walls are invisible. However, when using a multicolored palette on the Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance, these walls are exposed. The same is true for Pokémon Gold and Silver.
In Generation I, II, and III, the invisible walls have four white spots at their corners, making them somewhat visible.

I don't think they would put something on Bulba that's not true, I can't explain why it didn't happen to you, but Bulbapedia stuff is rarely wrong. I've even put a few trivia myself, like how Jessie's Frillish was the only Pokemon(not including temp Pokemon) to have gender differences in her debut, since they didn't exist when Wobbofett and Dustox were obtained