Yellow Legacy

The Yellow Legacy project is the prequel to Crystal Legacy by content

creator Patrick Smith (TheSmithPlays), and the second project in his
planned Legacy series. It is based on the Pokémon Yellow disassembly.
The Legacy project is focused on changing the base game in a way that
adds quality of life additions and better balancing with the benefit of twenty
years of hindsight. The primary goal of each mod is to keep the original
feeling of the game while still making meaningful improvements for the
player. This means that certain idiosyncrasies of the first generation of
Pokémon games will remain, as they are considered an essential aspect to
the core experience.

Pokémon Yellow exists in a unique role in the Pokémon franchise – it

was the first truly significant revision of existing Pokémon games, and it still
exists as the only core Pokémon game to be influenced by the anime.
Furthermore, Pokémon Yellow introduced greater use of color, more
challenging boss fights, availability for all three starters, and Pikachu as
your companion. As a project to improve this game, Yellow Legacy seeks to
find balance between furthering the unique niche of anime-influence while
still representing the first generation of Pokémon as a whole.

Yellow Legacy aims to give each Pokémon a special niche. Balance

changes were made with the intent to keep the first generation of Pokémon
feeling similar to their original incarnations, while also guaranteeing that
using your favorite Pokémon will not significantly handicap your journey
through Kanto. As the intent is to maintain the feeling of the Generation 1
games, Yellow Legacy will not change core aspects of the battle system
such as the sleep status, critical hit chance being based off of speed, or the
overpowered functionality of trapping moves such as Wrap or Fire Spin.

While Yellow Legacy is not designed as a “Kaizo” project, Pokémon

trainer fights (especially bosses) throughout the game have been made
more difficult. Difficulty is used as a tool to make the game as engaging as
possible to the most amount of players. It will not be difficult for the sake of
being difficult, but rather, to provide you with a challenge that gives
reaching the title of Champion a feeling of genuine earned satisfaction.
Major trainers will have Pokémon and attacks designed to counter players
attempting to easily sweep through the fight with a single super-effective
Pokémon. However, players will also have more opportunities to create
unique teams of stellar Pokémon to tackle each major fight. Pokémon
availability has also been altered throughout the world to provide
appropriately-powerful Pokémon based on your progression through the
game. Finally, all 151 Pokémon will be obtainable in a single playthrough,
and a small amount of post-game content has been added as well.

Special thanks to those that have contributed to the project:

· Patrick Smith (TheSmithPlays) for his vision and leadership of the

project.

· Craig for his technical skills and willingness to wade through the cosmic
horrors of Generation 1 assembly

· Weebra for her editing of all Legacy YouTube videos which help detail
the project and promote the hack.

· The Discord admin team: Aero, Karlos, Regi, and ZuperZach who help
lead the Discord.

· The playtesting team: JanitorOPplznerf, Disq, Isona, Obelisk, Reader

Dragon, Rwne, Sable, Talos, Tiberius, and Alakadoof.

· The various other members of the Romhacking community that assisted

with this romhack. Please click on Credits from the doc outline to see the
full list, their tutorials, and links to their various rom hacks as well. We
would also like to thank the PRET Discord community.
 General Changes
Quality of life changes are abundant in Yellow Legacy. Here is a list of changes that we
have implemented to make the game more enjoyable to play through.

Menus
● Ask to reuse Repels
● HMs can be used from the overworld
● HMs can be forgotten
○ To avoid softlocks, HMs cannot be stored in the PC
● Extended bag with more slots
○ Items can be sorted with Start
○ Items now have descriptions
● Party menu now shows StatEXP and DVs
○ Press Select/Start respectively when selecting STATS
● TM names are shown in menus
● Updated Pokedex functionality (See Encounters & Learnsets for more details)
○ Level-up and TM learnsets now displayed
○ Location menu now includes gifts and fishing

World & NPCs

● Running Shoes added
● Faster Nurse Joy
● Faster Saves
● Updated Marts to include TMs and other rare items
○ All TMs can now be repurchased
○ Use Left/Right to change items by 10 when buying or selling
● You can now obtain the Old Rod from an NPC in Viridian City Mart
○ The Old Rod’s original location has been replaced with the Good Rod
○ All rods now have improved encounter tables
● Game Corner Pokémon & TMs prices lowered
○ Coins can also be bought in bulk
● Enabled easier access to Fuchsia Pokécenter
● Surge’s Trash Puzzle no longer resets after every check
● Faster spinning tiles
● A Move Reminder and Move Deleter have been added to Cinnabar Lab
● The Cerulean City Jynx trade has been re-added in Saffron City
● Miscellaneous dialogue changes have been made
○ Some story and character moments have been updated
 ○ Several NPCs now hint at gameplay changes

Visuals & Music

● Female character option for Green
● Pokémon Palette changes
● Various backsprite updates
● Unique Party Icons
● Overworld sprites for Pokémon and Gym Leaders
● Improved Battle UI
○ EXP bar
○ Already Caught icon
○ Full Box reminder Text after catch
○ EXP. All text shortens non-participants to “Party gained…”
● Seafoam Islands now uses a blue pallet
● Elite Four battles now use more fitting battle music
● A previously unused song in the game has been added to Viridian Gym
● The buttons in Victory Road now make a sound when pressed

General Bug Fixes

● Having a stack of 99 items and adding more can cause memory corruption
● A sign in Route 16 isn't readable from the front
● A cuttable tree can return and block the player like it was never cut
● Trainers' end battle text 2 isn't read correctly
● The lucky slot machine in the Game Corner doesn't stop when it should if you get a 7
● The lucky slot machine in the Game Corner doesn't stop when it should if there are two
7s or BARs on the middle or bottom of the wheel
● The hidden 40-coin stash in the Game Corner only gives half
● It’s possible to get stuck in the wall when following Oak to his Lab
● Sliding of trainer and Pokémon graphics can cause tearing
● The lower-right tiles of Pokémon backsprites are deleted when sliding offscreen
● Trainer Card transition screens can show brief garbage on DMG
● Double Edge looks animation is bugged when the opponent uses it
● The battle victory music can sometimes play at the wrong time
● Prof. Oak's lab music can sometimes play with a channel cut off
● The 'acquired an item' jingle can sometimes be cut off
● The audio engine may borrow from the high byte of the wrong frequency
● Articuno's cry may get distorted when you see it in the binoculars on Route 15
● Fossils play their Pokémon's cry when they shouldn't in Pewter Museum
● The lucky slot machine in the Game Corner can be the nonexistent slot machine 255 (-1)
● CoordsData_6055e doesn't have a proper ending terminator
 Battle Changes
Here is a list of changes to the battle system, evolutions, and trainers. In addition there are links
to various documents listed below for more details.

Battles & Difficulty

● Improved AI
● Dynamic scaling level teams for gyms 4-6 (Similar to Crystal Legacy gyms 5-7)
● Removed items from gym leaders and Elite 4
○ The only trainers who can still use items are Cooltrainers
● Hard mode: Forced Set mode, Items disabled in battle, Level caps by gym.
● Damage Over Time effects increased to 1/8 of max HP
● Most status moves are now neutral against all types (for AI)
● Removed boosted enemy chance to miss status moves
● Removed 1/256 chance to miss from normal mode
○ The chance is still present in Hard mode
● Removed catch requirement to acquire EXP. All
● Buffed efficacy of Rocks/Bait in the Safari Game
● Buffed efficacy of Safari and Ultra Balls

Pokémon, Types, & Moves

● TM04 Whirlwind has been changed to Flamethrower
○ TM04 Flamethrower replaces TM02 in the Rocket Hideout
○ TM02 Razor Wind has moved to Whirlwind’s old location on Route 4
● Alakazam and Gengar evolve at 42, and not by trade
● Golem and Machamp evolve at 38, and not by trade
● Poliwhirl evolves at 18
● Pikachu has been given extra boosts to extend its viability into late-game
○ Now receives 25% stat bonus from badge boosts (instead of the normal
12.5%)
○ Can now learn all 5 HMs (yes, this enables the Surf minigame)
● Ghost is now Special, and is super effective against Psychic.
● Bug is no longer super effective against Poison.
● Psywave now works the same for AI as it does for the player (Deals 75%-150%
of level)

Battle System Bug Fixes

● Pokémon can skip learning moves when gaining multiple level ups at once
● Focus Energy quarters the critical hit chance instead of quadrupling it when used
 ● Substitute may leave the user with 0 HP after it's used
● Dual-type move effectiveness may be misreported
● Fly and Dig do not remove the invulnerable status when prevented from reaching their
second stage by Paralysis or Confusion triggering
● Healing moves will fail if max HP is 255 or 511 points higher than current HP
● Haze can prevent a Pokémon from attacking after curing freeze

Additional Documentation
Note there might be slight differences between these and actual gameplay, depending on when
they were last updated. These are the most detailed Docs on each subject though and are
updated quite frequently. Click the link to create a copy of the document for your personal use;
this copy will not update automatically.

Regi’s Trainer Documentation- This is his list of every trainer in Yellow Legacy.
Make a copy: Yellow Legacy Trainer Data
Download: Yellow Legacy Trainer Data

Yellow Legacy Data page- This contains learnsets and other info straight from game
data that lists Pokémon Moves, TM/HM compatibility, and encounters.
Make a Copy: Yellow Legacy Data - Google Sheets
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Move Changes
Name Power Accuracy Change PP

Barrage 20 (+5) 100% Damage & Accuracy buff. 20

(+15)

Bind 15 85% (+10) Accuracy buff. 20

Comet Punch 25 (+7) 100% Damage, Accuracy, & PP buff. 25 (+10)

(+15)

Constrict 40 (+30) 100% Large Damage buff. 35

Disable -- 75% (+20) Accuracy buff. 20

Dizzy Punch 70 100% Now has a 10% chance to confuse. 20 (+10)

Double Slap 20 (+5) 100% Accuracy buff. 35 (+25)

 (+15)

Double-Edge 120 (+20) 100% Damage buff, PP nerf. 10 (-5)

Focus Energy -- -- Functional now. Gives a 2x multiplier. 30

Fury Attack 15 100% Accuracy buff. 20

(+15)

Fury Swipes 20 (+2) 100% Slight Damage & Accuracy buff. 15

(+20)

Glare -- 90% (+15) Accuracy buff. 30

Mega Kick 120 85% (+10) Accuracy & PP buff. 10 (+5)

Pay Day 60 (+20) 100% Damage buff. 20

Rage 60 (+40) 100% Large damage buff. 20

Razor Wind 80 100% Accuracy buff, now functions like Hyper 10

(+25) Beam.

Skull Bash 100 100% Now functions like Hyper Beam. 15

Soft-Boiled -- -- PP nerf. 5 (-5)

Sonic Boom -- 100% Accuracy buff. 20

(+10)

Supersonic -- 70% (+15) Accuracy buff. 20

Tackle 35 100% (+5) Slight Accuracy buff. 35

Take Down 95 (+5) 100% Slight Damage & Accuracy buff. 20

(+15)

Transform -- 100% Now has increased priority. 10

Tri Attack 85 (+5) 100% Slight Damage & PP buff. Now has a 15 (+5)
30% chance to inflict a burn.

Fire Punch 70 (-5) 100% Slight Damage nerf, Increased 15

availability, increased Burn chance..

Blizzard 120 85% (-5) Slight Accuracy nerf. 5

Ice Punch 70 (-5) 100% Slight Damage nerf, Increased 15

availability.

Thunder 120 85% (+15) Accuracy buff, PP nerf. 5 (-5)

ThunderPunch 70 (-5) 100% Slight Damage nerf, Increased 15
availability.

Fly 70 100% (+5) Slight Accuracy buff. 15

Gust 40 100% Flying type now. 35

Sky Attack 120 (-20) 85% (-5) Damage & slight Accuracy nerf,, no 5
longer requires a Charge-up turn.

Wing Attack 60 (+25) 100% Large damage buff. 35

Cut 55 (+5) 100% (+5) Slight Damage & Accuracy buff. 30

Leech Life 50 (+30) 100% Large Damage & PP buff. 25 (+10)

Pin Missile 20 (+6) 100% Slight Damage, Accuracy, & PP buff. 30 (+10)
(+15)

Twineedle 40x2 (+15) 100% Large Damage buff. 20

Absorb 30 (+10) 100% Damage & PP buff. 25 (+5)

Egg Bomb 100 100% Large Accuracy buff, Grass type now. 10
(+25)

Leech Seed -- 90% Now drains 1/8th of foe's HP per turn. 10

Mega Drain 65 (+25) 100% Large Damage & PP buff. 20 (+10)

Petal Dance 90 (+20) 100% Damage buff. 20

Solar Beam 180 (+60) 100% Massive damage buff. 10

Vine Whip 40 (+5) 100% Slight Damage & PP buff. 25 (+15)

Lick 40 (+20) 100% Damage buff. 30

Night Shade 60 (+60) 100% No longer deals fixed damage. 15

Rock Slide 75 95% (+5) Slight Accuracy buff, now has a chance 10
to flinch.

Rock Throw 50 100% Large Accuracy & PP buff. 25 (+10)

(+35)

Bone Club 65 100% Accuracy buff. 20

(+15)

Bonemerang 50x2 90 PP buff. 20 (+10)

Dig 70 (-30) 100% Large Damage nerf, for improved game 10

 & learnset balance.

Bubble 10 (-10) 100% Damage nerf for improved early game 30

balance.

Clamp 35 85% (+10) Accuracy buff. 10

Crabhammer 110 (+20) 100% Damage & Accuracy buff. 10

(+15)

Hydro Pump 120 85% (+5) Slight Accuracy & PP buff. 10 (+5)

Waterfall 70 (-10) 100% Damage nerf, now has a chance to 15

flinch.

Psywave -- 95% (+15) Fixed and improved Damage Formula. 15

Hi Jump Kick 120 (+35) 90% Large Damage buff. 20

Jump Kick 90 (+20) 95% Damage buff. 25

Karate Chop 50 95% (-5) Slight Accuracy nerf, Fighting type now. 25

Low Kick 50 100% Accuracy buff. 20

(+10)

Rolling Kick 70 (+10) 100% Damage & Accuracy buff. 15

(+15)

Submission 80 100% Accuracy buff. 25

(+20)

Acid 65 (+25) 100% Large Damage buff. 30

Poison Gas -- 85% (+30) Large Accuracy buff. 35

PoisonPowder -- 90% (+15) Accuracy buff. 40

Poison Sting 35 (+20) 100% Damage buff. 35

Sludge 90 (+25) 100% Large Damage buff. 20

Smog 40 80% (+10) Accuracy buff. 20

Slam 80 100% Accuracy buff, now has a chance to 20

(+25) flinch.
 Stat Changes
Pokémon HP Atk Def SPC Spd BST
39 52 43 55 65 254
(+5) (+5)

Charmander

58 64 58 70 80 330
(+5) (+5)

Charmeleon

78 84 78 95 100 435
(+10) (+10)

Charizard

62 95 69 65 90 381
(+2) (+10) (+10) (+22)

Arbok

60 55 50 70 90 325
(+25) (+20) (+20) (+65)

Pikachu

95 70 73 95 60 393
(+10) (+10)

Clefable

45 41 45 70 75 276
(+7) (+5) (+5) (+10) (+27)

Vulpix

140 70 55 85 45 395
(+10) (+35) (+45)

Wigglytuff
 75 80 70 75 100 400
(+10) (+10)

Golbat

50 50 55 75 30 260
(+5) (+5)

Oddish

70 65 70 85 40 330
(+10) (+10)

Gloom

90 80 85 100 50 405
(+15) (+15)

Vileplume

70 75 60 95 100 400
(+10) (+5) (+10) (+25)

Venomoth

10 70 25 45 95 245
(+15) (+15)

Diglett

35 90 50 70 120 365
(+10) (+10)

Dugtrio

50 85 55 65 100 355
(+10) (+10)

Ponyta

65 100 70 80 115 430

(+10) (+10)

Rapidash
 62 75 65 68 70 340
(+10) (+10) (+10) (+10) (+10) (+50)

Farfetch’d

105 105 75 85 50 420

(+20) (+20)

Muk

75 80 160 65 85 465
(+40) (+35) (+35) (+15) (+125)

Onix

60 80 110 80 45 375
(+30) (+30)

Marowak

65 120 70 60 93 408
(+15) (+17) (+25) (+6) (+63)

Hitmonlee

60 50 79 105 76 370
(+10) (-55) (+70) (+25)

Hitmonchan

95 70 85 75 30 355
(+5) (+15) (+10) (+15) (+45)

Lickitung

65 95 57 95 93 405
(+10) (+10)

Magmar

70 65 65 70 55 325
(+15) (+10) (+10) (+5) (+45)

Eevee
 75 70 70 95 40 350
(+10) (+10) (+20) (+40)

Porygon

Encounters & Learnsets

If you are wondering about where to encounter a Pokémon, or what a Pokémon’s
learnset may be, please go and use the pokedex to find where it is or what moves it
learns. We have an upgraded pokedex courtesy of cRz Shadows (Craig) that is a
godsend for in game information. If you simply want to use the information for planning
however I will also have a link below to a data sheet listing all the relevant info. This
saves the document from trying to load so much and lagging a ton. View the pictures
below to see what it looks like.

Yellow Legacy Data Sheet- Data sheet listing Learnsets, TM/HM Compatibility, and encounters.
- Make a Copy: Yellow Legacy Data - Google Sheets
- Download: Yellow Legacy Data - Google Sheets

Gift, Static, Trade Pokémon

Pokémon Lv Location

Magikarp 5 Route 4
(Purchase for 500)
Bulbasaur 10 Cerulean City
(Gift, High Friendship with Pikachu)

Charmander 13 Route 24
(Gift)

Squirtle 15 Vermillion City

(Gift, Defeat Lt. Surge.)

Eevee 25 Celadon City

(Gift)

Hitmonlee 30 Saffron City

(Gift, Defeat Dojo Master)
Must choose between Hitmonlee
& Hitmonchan.

Hitmonchan 30 Saffron City

(Gift, Defeat Dojo Master)
Must choose between
Hitmonchan & Hitmonlee.

Lapras 35 Silph Co.

(Gift)

Omanyte 40 Fossil Revive Cinnabar

OR (Revive from Fossil)
10 Must choose between Helix &
Dome Fossil at Mt. Moon.

Fuchsia City Fishing Guru

If Dome Fossil was chosen at Mt.
Moon, can be obtained at Fuchsia
City, at level 10.
Kabuto 40 Fossil Revive Cinnabar
OR (Revive from Fossil)
10 Must choose between Dome &
Helix Fossil at Mt. Moon.

Fuchsia City Fishing Guru

If Helix Fossil was chosen at Mt.
Moon, can be obtained at Fuchsia
City, at level 10.

Aerodactyl 40 Fossil Revive Cinnabar

(Revive from Fossil, must obtain Old
Amber at Pewter City Museum)

Marowak 35 Pokémon Tower

(Ghost) (Must obtain Silph Scope)
Cannot be caught.

Snorlax 30 Route 12 & Route 16

(Must obtain and use Poke Flute)

Articuno 50 Seafoam City

Voltorb 40 Power Plant

(Must interact with Fake Pokeball)

Electrode 43 Power Plant

(Must interact with Fake Pokeball)

Zapdos 50 Power Plant

Moltres 50 Victory Road

Mewtwo 70 Cerulean Cave

(Must defeat Indigo Plateau)

Mew ?? ??????

Mr. Mime Trade Route 2

Lv (Requires Clefairy)

Machoke Trade Route 5

Lv (Requires Cubone)

Dugtrio Trade Route 11

Lv (Requires Lickitung)

Jynx Trade Saffron City

Lv (Require Poliwhirl)

Parasect Trade Route 18

Lv (Require Tangela)

Rhydon Trade Cinnabar Island

Lv (Require Golduck)
Dewgong Trade Cinnabar Island
Lv (Require Growlithe)

Muk Trade Cinnabar Island

Lv (Require Kangaskhan)

Abra 15 230 Coins

Seel 20 500 Coins

Magmar 22 1500 Coins

Electabuzz 22 1500 Coins

Dratini 25 3000 Coins

Porygon 30 4500 Coins

 Boss Battles
At the core of any Pokémon journey lies the Gym Leader, Rival, and other iconic
trainers we battle along the way. We’ve taken extra care to give each of these classic
opponents the teams and movesets they deserve to provide an exciting and fresh
challenge every step of the way. Use the team lists below to plan out your path to
victory!

Rival
Blue is one of the most integral pieces of the game’s story and progression. He is the
original rival who constantly brags about catching new Pokémon and finding new
species. This statement is never backed up by the original gameplay, however. To better
reflect his comments, Blue’s teams have now been given much greater variety.
As you progress to the end of the game, Blue’s teams will now show more adaptive
strategies that reflect the next Gym battle or the local wild Pokémon. As he tests various
rare new Pokémon and strategies through his battles with you, he will slowly choose
permanent members to remain on his team, finally building his perfect team to become
the Pokémon Master. This variety lends credit to his constant claims of how many
Pokémon he has caught and will show this off with rare Pokémon choices.
Blue’s choice of Eeveelution still works the same as base game, but his final team will
now vary greatly depending on that choice. This allows for the player to experience 3
unique playthroughs against very different paths for Blue, which can be encountered
based on your performance in your very first battles with him:

● Player Wins Rival 1 and 2: Blue chooses Jolteon. Being defeated by

Pikachu twice in a row, Blue will respect your choice in starter and match it
with Jolteon, ultimately forming a more tightly woven strategy with a
terrifying team to back it up.
● Player Wins Rival 1, but loses or skips Rival 2: Blue chooses
Flareon. If you go 1 and 1 with your rival, he opts for a much more
balanced team, learning to respect Pikachu but not focusing as hard on
countering you specifically.
● Player Loses Rival 1: Blue chooses Vaporeon (Note: You can fight
Rival 2 and still get the Vaporeon Route, all that is required is to lose Rival
1.) The Vaporeon evolution shows off a more cocky version of Blue, built
on the confidence of winning his very first battle. This team shows no
respect for the Electric type, opting for other types and counters instead
 that provide very little answer to the “weak” Pikachu.

Rival 1 LV 5 LV LV LV LV LV
(Oak’s Lab)
-Tackle - - - - -
-Tail Whip - - - - -
- - - - - -
- - - - - -

Rival 2 LV 9 LV 8 LV LV LV LV
(Route 22)
-Peck -Tackle - - - -
-Growl -Tail Whip - - - -
-Leer -Sand Attack - - - -
- - - - - -

Rival 3 LV 18 LV 15 LV 15 LV 19 LV LV
(Cerulean City)
-Leer -Tail Whip -Growth -Bite - -
-Fury Attack -Quick Attack -Vine Whip -Quick Attack - -
-Focus Energy -Bite -Poison Powder -Growl - -
-Swift -Hyper Fang -Double Kick - -
Rival 4 LV 20 LV 22 LV 21 LV 24 LV LV
(S.S. Anne)
-Quick Attack -Vine Whip -Fury Swipes -Quick Attack - -
-Bite -PoisonPowder -Sand Attack -Growl - -
-Hyper Fang -Growth -Dig -Double Kick - -
-Focus Energy -Stun Spore -Swift -Headbutt - -

Rival 5 LV 34 LV 32 LV 32 LV 33 LV 35 LV
(Pokémon
Tower) -Mirror Move -Supersonic -Roar -Confusion -Sand Attack -
-Drill Peck -Leer -Ember -Disable -Quick Attack -
Jolteon -Whirlwind -Aurora Beam -Leer -Psybeam -Thundershock -
Variant -Sharpen -Bubblebeam -Take Down -Recover -Double Kick -

Rival 5 LV 34 LV 32 LV 33 LV 32 LV 35 LV
(Pokémon
Tower) -Mirror Move -Sonicboom -Confusion -Supersonic -Ember -
-Drill Peck -Thunder Wave -Disable -Leer -Sand-Attack -
Flareon -Whirlwind -Swift -Psybeam -Aurora Beam -Leer -
Variant -Sharpen -Reflect -Recover -Bubblebeam -Double Kick -
Rival 5 LV 34 LV 32 LV 33 LV 32 LV 35 LV
(Pokémon
Tower) -Mirror Move -Roar -Confusion -Focus Energy -Water Gun -
-Drill Peck -Confuse Ray -Disable -Cut -Sand-Attack -
Vaporeon -Whirlwind -Reflect -Psybeam -Agility -Bubblebeam -
Variant -Sharpen -Flamethrower -Recover -Wing Attack -Bite -

LV 43 LV 44 LV 43 LV 44 LV 46 LV
Rival 6
(Silph Co.)
-Spore -Surf -Horn Drill -Thunder Wave -Dig -
-Mega Drain -Ice Beam -Body Slam -Recover -Thunderbolt -
Jolteon -Slash -Double-Edge -Earthquake -Psychic -Pin Missile -
Variant -Leech Life -Fly -Rock Slide -Tri Attack -Thunder Wave -

Rival 6 LV 43 LV 44 LV 43 LV 44 LV 46 LV
(Silph Co.)
-Thunder Wave -Selfdestruct -Fly -Tri Attack -Dig -
Flareon -Psychic -Toxic -Drill Peck -Recover -Flamethrower -
Variant -Light Screen -Surf -Substitute -Psychic -Sand-Attack -
-Thunderbolt -Ice Beam -Tri Attack -Reflect -Growth -
Rival 6 LV 43 LV 44 LV 43 LV 44 LV 46 LV
(Silph Co.)
-Swords Dance -Thunderbolt -Karate Chop -Double Team -Aurora Beam -
Vaporeon -Razor Leaf -Ice Beam -Dig -Recover -Surf -
Variant -Sludge -Recover -Rock Slide -Psychic -Haze -
-Wrap -Reflect -Body Slam -Tri Attack -Rest -

Rival 7 LV 55 LV 53 LV 52 LV 52 LV 54 LV 54
(Route 22)
-Pin Missile -Double-Edge -Softboiled -Swords Dance -Hyper Beam -Tri Attack
Jolteon -Thunderbolt -Sky Attack -Solarbeam -Bonemerang -Dig -Recover
Variant -Thunder Wave -Quick Attack -Leech Seed -Blizzard -Flamethrower -Psychic
-Headbutt -Mirror Move -Sleep Powder -Rock Slide -Reflect -Thunder Wave

Rival 7 LV 54 LV 52 LV 53 LV 54 LV 52 LV 55
(Route 22)
-Sky Attack -Thunderbolt -Ice Beam -Tri Attack -Blizzard -Double-Edge
Flareon -Double-Edge -Tri Attack -Psychic -Recover -Flamethrower -Flamethrower
Variant -Toxic -Screech -Amnesia -Psychic -Earthquake -Dig
-Double Team -Thunder Wave -Hydro Pump -Thunder Wave -Rock Slide -Substitute
Rival 7 LV 53 LV 54 LV 54 LV 52 LV 52 LV 55
(Route 22)
-Double-Edge -Submission -Tri Attack -Solarbeam -Wing Attack -Surf
Vaporeon -Toxic -Body Slam -Recover -Flamethrower -Slash -Acid Armor
Variant -Sky Attack -Counter -Psychic -Night Shade -Twineedle -Rest
-Mirror Move -Earthquake -Thunder Wave -Confuse Ray -Swords Dance -Ice Beam

Team Rocket
Team Rocket isn’t in nearly as bad of shape in Yellow as their story in Crystal, so the
differences here compared to Crystal Legacy are minor. The main change you’ll find is a
sweeping buff to all the normal team members of Team Rocket to increase variety and
challenge. Then, we gave a proper team progression to Jessie and James, and added
some of their iconic Pokémon.
Finally, the big boss; with Giovanni we decided not to show team progression and
growth through the game like other recurring trainers. He is meant to be the overarching
villain of the game’s plot and the self-proclaimed strongest trainer; he should be a threat
at all stages. In that interest, instead of bringing his full team from his gym, we instead
gave Giovanni two groups of powerful hand-picked Pokémon that he uses during
operations–never forgetting his iconic Persian, of course. His first team features some
cool and familiar choices that fit his theme, like Kangaskhan and Onix. We also added
Marowak to hint at his hand in the events at Pokémon Tower. Marowak are incredibly
rare because of Team Rocket–it makes sense that the Ground gym leader and
underground boss of the team would have kept one for himself. His second team steers
a different direction, boasting a lineup of heavy hitters inspired by his Pokémon from the
anime.
 Jessie & LV 15 LV 16 LV 15 LV LV LV
James 1
(Mt. Moon)
-Poison Sting -Scratch -Tackle - - -
-Leer -Growl -Smog - - -
-Bite -Fury Swipes - - -
-Acid -Bite - - -

LV 28 LV 29 LV 28 LV LV LV
Jessie &
James 2 -Tackle -Bite -Bite - - -
(Rocket Hideout) -Smog -Pay Day -Acid - - -
-Acid -Screech -Substitute - - -
-Smokescreen -Take Down -Glare - - -

Giovanni 1 LV 29 LV 31 LV 30 LV 32 LV LV
(Rocket Hideout)
-Rock Throw -Mega Punch -Bone Club -Take Down - -
-Dig -Submission -Headbutt -Bubblebeam - -
-Screech -Dizzy Punch -Cut -Thunderbolt - -
-Take Down -Focus Energy - -

LV 33 LV 31 LV 30 LV 31 LV LV
Jessie &
James 3
 (Pokémon -Bite -Acid -Stomp -Tackle - -
Tower) -Pay Day -Substitute -Disable -Smog - -
-Screech -Glare -Headbutt -Acid - -
-Take Down -Screech -Defense Curl -Smokescreen - -

LV 42 LV 41 LV 42 LV 44 LV 43 LV
Jessie &
James 4 -Smokescreen -Headbutt -Glare -Pay Day -Acid -
(Silph Co.) -Sludge -Defense Curl -Screech -Screech -Razor Leaf -
-Amnesia -Body Slam -Sludge -Take Down -Sludge -
-Selfdestruct -Screech -Wrap -Slash -Wrap -

Giovanni 2 LV 44 LV 45 LV 44 LV 47 LV 44 LV

-Crabhammer -Ice Punch -Dig -Earthquake -Slash -

-Cut -Rock Slide -Body Slam -Rock Slide -Bubblebeam -
-Body Slam -Submission -Rock Slide -Explosion -Thunderbolt -
-Harden -Body Slam -Karate Chop -

Gym Leaders
The Gym Leaders you face throughout your journey have been given a heavy facelift,
curating each battle to provide a worthy challenge with every badge. Additionally, you
can now choose your own path through the midgame, with Erika, Koga, and Sabrina
now sporting scaleable teams that power up with each badge you have.
 LV 10 LV 12 LV LV LV LV
Brock
-Tackle -Constrict - - - -
-Defense Curl -Screech - - - -
-Rock Throw -Bide - - - -
-Bind - - - -

Misty LV 19 LV 18 LV 21 LV LV LV

-Scratch -Tail Whip -Confusion - - -

-Disable -Supersonic -Swift - - -
-Confusion -Horn Attack -Bubblebeam - - -
-Bubblebeam -Waterfall - - -

Lt. Surge LV 29 LV LV LV LV LV

-Thunderbolt - - - - -
-Thunder Wave - - - - -
-Body Slam - - - - -
-Surf - - - - -
Erika 4 LV 33 LV 34 LV 31 LV 35 LV LV

-Bind -Mega Drain -Razor Leaf -Acid - -

-Stun Spore -Stun Spore -Leech Seed -Solarbeam - -
-Sleep Powder -Acid -Acid -Stun Spore - -
-Mega Drain -Razor Leaf -Sleep Powder - -

Erika 5 LV 41 LV 42 LV 42 LV 43 LV LV

-Bind -Swords Dance -Razor Leaf -Mega Drain - -

-Body Slam -Wrap -Leech Seed -Sleep Powder - -
-Sleep Powder -Razor Leaf -Sludge -Petal Dance - -
-Mega Drain -Sludge -Body Slam -Sludge - -

Erika 6 LV 48 LV 49 LV 48 LV 49 LV 50 LV

-Mega Drain -Razor Leaf -Razor Leaf -Reflect -Leech Seed -

-Stun Spore -Sludge -Solarbeam -Egg Bomb -Petal Dance -
-Solarbeam -Wrap -Leech Seed -Psychic -Sludge -
-Bind -Swords Dance -Body Slam -Sleep Powder -Solarbeam -
 Koga 5 LV 42 LV 42 LV 41 LV 43 LV LV

-Confuse Ray -Acid Armor -Surf -Solarbeam - -

-Toxic -Mega Drain -Ice Beam -Double Team - -
-Bite -Sludge -Barrier -Toxic - -
-Sludge -Toxic -Sludge -Psychic - -

Koga 6 LV 49 LV 48 LV 49 LV 48 LV 50 LV

-Toxic -Sludge -Barrier -Amnesia -Solarbeam -

-Confuse Ray -Mega Drain -Surf -Sludge -Double Team -
-Sludge -Toxic -Ice Beam -Thunderbolt -Toxic -
-Bite -Acid Armor -Wrap -Explosion -Sludge -

Sabrina 5 LV 43 LV 42 LV 43 LV 43 LV LV

-Psychic -Substitute -Psywave -Thunder Wave - -

-Mimic -Recover -Recover - -
-Light Screen -Psychic -Psychic - -
-Psychic -Reflect -Reflect - -
Sabrina 6 LV 50 LV 48 LV 49 LV 50 LV 50 LV

-Psychic -Psychic -Light Screen -Reflect -Thunder Wave -

-Psywave -Mimic -Psywave -Recover -
-Hypnosis -Psychic -Psychic -Psychic -
-Dream Eater -Substitute -Recover -Reflect -

Blaine LV 52 LV 51 LV 51 LV 52 LV 53 LV

-Fire Spin -Fire Blast -Fire Blast -Fire Blast -Fire Blast -
-Take Down -Wing Attack -Confuse Ray -Double-Edge -Psychic -
-Fire Blast -Slash -Solarbeam -Dig -Confuse Ray -
-Hi Jump Kick -Seismic Toss -Fire Spin -Agility -ThunderPunch -

Giovanni LV 53 LV 54 LV 55 LV 54 LV 55 LV

-Earthquake -Earthquake -Slash -Earthquake -Rock Slide -

-Slash -Ice Beam -Hyper Beam -Blizzard -Earthquake -
-Fissure -Thunderbolt -Bubblebeam -Thunder -Submission -
-Rock Slide -Body Slam -Thunderbolt -Sludge -Thunderbolt -
 Elite 4
The Elite 4 have seen massive upgrades in their available movesets and, in some
cases, their teammates. You are now looking at a pure gauntlet of trainers with some of
the strongest Pokémon in the game to go through. This all culminates with one of the
best fights in the game: the Champion fight. Enjoy!

Lorelei LV 56 LV 55 LV 55 LV 56 LV 57 LV

-Earthquake -Surf -Surf -Psychic -Thunderbolt -

-Blizzard -Ice Beam -Rest -Bubblebeam -Sing -
-Amnesia -Explosion -Ice Beam -Lovely Kiss -Surf -
-Psychic -Blizzard -Blizzard -Blizzard -Blizzard -

Bruno LV 57 LV 56 LV 57 LV 56 LV 58 LV

-Dizzy Punch -Ice Beam -Body Slam -Explosion -Body Slam -

-Submission -Hypnosis -Jump Kick -Rock Slide -Rock Slide -
-Ice Punch -Amnesia -High Jump Kick -Earthquake -Earthquake -
-ThunderPunch -Hydro Pump -Mega Kick -Bind -Karate Chop -

Agatha LV 57 LV 58 LV 57 LV 58 LV 59 LV
 -Mega Drain -Fly -Swords Dance -Glare -Psychic -
-Night Shade -Toxic -Body Slam -Substitute -Night Shade -
-Hypnosis -Sludge -Rock Slide -Sludge -Mega Drain -
-Dream Eater -Double Team -Earthquake -Wrap -Thunder -

Lance LV 61 LV 60 LV 60 LV 61 LV 62 LV

-Wrap -Fly -Wing Attack -Wing Attack -Blizzard -

-Slam -Surf -Flamethrower -Rock Slide -Fire Blast -
-Thunder Wave -Slam -Hyper Beam -Earthquake -Thunder -
-Hyper Beam -Hyper Beam -Earthquake -Hyper Beam -Hyper Beam -

Champion LV 63 LV 60 LV 61 LV 63 LV 62 LV 65
Rival -Thunder Wave -Rock Slide -Blizzard -Fire Blast -Softboiled -Double Team
-Recover -Earthquake -Hydro Pump -Dig -Egg Bomb -Headbutt
Jolteon -Psychic -Horn Drill -Fly -Rest -Psychic -Thunder Wave
Variant -Double Team -Submission -Hyper Beam -Hyper Beam -Reflect -Thunder

Champion LV 62 LV 61 LV 63 LV 60 LV 62 LV 65
Rival -Thunder Wave -Drill Peck -Thunder Wave -Rock Slide -Clamp -Reflect
-Tri Attack -Hyper Beam -Recover -Cut -Explosion -Body Slam
Flareon -Reflect -Jump Kick -Psychic -Earthquake -Double Team -Dig
 Variant -Thunder -Double Team -Reflect -Swords Dance -Blizzard -Fire Blast

Champion LV 60 LV 61 LV 62 LV 62 LV 63 LV 65
Rival -Earthquake -Toxic -Psywave -Mega Drain -Double Team -Blizzard
-Rock Slide -Hyper Beam -Solarbeam -Sludge -Recover -Reflect
Vaporeon -Counter -Sky Attack -Night Shade -Wrap -Psychic -Rest
Variant -Karate Chop -Double Team -Fire Spin -Sleep Powder -Reflect -Hydro Pump

Extra & Post Game

There are now additional battles you can encounter while traversing
through Kanto again after clearing the Pokemon League, as well as special
trainers in reclusive locations, hoping to test their mettle against only the
most mighty of foes. Some of them may even be familiar to those who are
savvy enough. Can you defeat these powerful trainers?

Craig
LV 55 LV 55 LV 55 LV 55 LV 55 LV 55

-Pin Missile -Sky Attack -Mega Drain -Surf -Clamp -Hyper Beam
-Thunderbolt -Rock Slide -Softboiled -Psychic -Explosion -Dig
-Thunder Wave -Earthquake -Psychic -Body Slam -Reflect -Flamethrower
-Dig -Hyper Beam -Reflect -Amnesia -Blizzard -Reflect
 Weebra
LV 55 LV 55 LV 55 LV 55 LV 55 LV 55

-Metronome -Psychic -Fly -Toxic -Body Slam -Seismic Toss

-Rest -Night Shade -Cut -Reflect -Rock Slide -Hyper Beam
-Body Slam -Hypnosis -Flamethrower -Ice Beam -Earthquake -Metronome
-Earthquake -Dream Eater -Hyper Beam -Hydro Pump -Bind -Earthquake

Smith
LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65

-Sky Attack -Mega Drain -Thunder Wave -Surf -Blizzard -Recover

-Rock Slide -Night Shade -Sludge -Recover -Fire Blast -Psychic
-Fire Blast -Psychic -Wrap -Psychic -Hyper Beam -Surf
-Hyper Beam -Thunderbolt -Hydro Pump -Swords Dance -Earthquake -Thunderbolt

Nurse Joy
LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65

-Rest -Rest -Recover -Reflect -Softboiled -Softboiled

-Double Team -Ice Beam -Psychic -Blizzard -Reflect -Reflect
-Fissure -Amnesia -Thunder Wave -Recover -Dream Eater -Egg Bomb
-Double-Edge -Double Team -Substitute -Thunder Wave -Sleep Powder -Thunder Wave
Officer
Jenny LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65

-Take Down -Surf -Mega Drain -Psychic -Spore -Reflect

-Agility -Earthquake -Sleep Powder -Night Shade -Mega Drain -Fire Blast
-Sky Attack -Ice Beam -Mimic -Hypnosis -Slash -Body Slam
-Toxic -Body Slam -Bind -Thunderbolt -Leech Life -Dig

Gym Rematches
After defeating the Elite 4 and Champion, the Gym Leaders will once again
offer you a battle. However, this time they will use the teams that got them
to where they are, opting for a battle at their full power.

Brock LV 64 LV 65 LV 64 LV 64 LV 64 LV 65

-Blizzard -Fissure -Slash -Body Slam -Reflect -Fly

-Rock Slide -Rock Slide -Swords Dance -Rock Slide -Solarbeam -Rock Slide
-Clamp -Earthquake -Rock Slide -Earthquake -Confuse Ray -Earthquake
-Hydro Pump -Bind -Hydro Pump -Explosion -Fire Spin -Double-Edge
 Misty
LV 64 LV 65 LV 64 LV 64 LV 64 LV 65

-Ice Beam -Blizzard -Psychic -Surf -Substitute -Surf

-Double Team -Psychic -Thunder -Earthquake -Acid Armor -Psychic
-Slam -Amnesia -Hydro Pump -Ice Beam -Blizzard -Recover
-Hydro Pump -Hydro Pump -Blizzard -Reflect -Hydro Pump -Thunderbolt

Lt. Surge
Lv 64 LV 65 LV 64 LV 64 LV 64 LV 65

-Light Screen -Thunder Wave -Headbutt -Thunder -Ice Punch -Surf

-Thunder Wave -Tri Attack -Dig -Blizzard -Light Screen -Cut
-Explosion -Reflect -Thunder Wave -Recover -Psychic -Thunder
-Thunder -Thunder -Thunder -Hyper Beam -Thunder -Thunder Wave

Erika
Lv 64 LV 64 LV 64 LV 64 LV 65 LV 65

-Mega Drain -Sludge -Leech Life -Mega Drain -Mega Drain -Sleep Powder
-Body Slam -Leech Seed -Mega Drain -Substitute -Sludge -Leech Seed
-Stun Spore -Sleep Powder -Solarbeam -Psychic -Growth -Substitute
-Bind -Razor Leaf -Growth -Sleep Powder -Sleep Powder -Mega Drain
 Koga LV 64 LV 64 LV 64 LV 65 LV 64 LV 65

-Fly -Sludge -Surf -Amnesia -Glare -Double Team

-Toxic -Toxic -Sludge -Fire Blast -Earthquake -Sleep Powder
-Double Team -Mega Drain -Blizzard -Thunderbolt -Rock Slide -Psychic
-Confuse Ray -Minimize -Reflect -Sludge -Wrap -Leech Life

Sabrina LV 65 LV 64 LV 64 LV 64 LV 64 LV 65

-Thunderbolt -Substitute -Surf -Lovely Kiss -Psychic -Thunder Wave

-Psychic -Psywave -Reflect -Dream Eater -Night Shade -Recover
-Substitute -Hypnosis -Amnesia -Bubblebeam -Double Team -Psychic
-Thunder Wave -Dream Eater -Psychic -Blizzard -Mega Drain -Reflect

Blaine
Lv 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65 LV 65

-Fire Spin -Double-Edge -Wing Attack -Reflect -Fire Blast -ThunderPunch

-Agility -Growth -Fire Blast -Confuse Ray -Dig -Psychic
-Solarbeam -Fire Spin -Earthquake -Solarbeam -Double-Edge -Confuse Ray
-Horn Drill -Dig -Swords Dance -Fire Spin -Agility -Fire Blast
 Elite 4 Rematches
The Elite 4 have one final challenge for you now that you are Champion.
They won’t hold back this time, and they have teams that Eagle-eyed
Pokémon fans might recognise. Expect some very tough fights here!

Lorelei LV 70 LV 71 LV 71 LV 70 LV 70 LV 72

-Rest -Thunder Wave -Clamp -Blizzard -Leech Seed -Confuse Ray

-Body Slam -Psychic -Ice Beam -Rock Slide -Egg Bomb -Psychic
-Lovely Kiss -Thunder -Toxic -Horn Drill -Psychic -Surf
-Blizzard -Surf -Explosion -Hydro Pump -Sleep Powder -Blizzard

Bruno LV 71 LV 71 LV 70 LV 72 LV 72 LV 73

-Softboiled -Sludge -Double Team -Body Slam -Rock Slide -Earthquake

-Psychic -Minimize -Surf -Double Team -Earthquake -Hyper Beam
-Ice Beam -Body Slam -Amnesia -Hi Jump Kick -Body Slam -Rock Slide
-Thunderbolt -Fire Blast -Psychic -Metronome -Surf -Karate Chop

Agatha LV 71 LV 71 LV 72 LV 71 LV 72 LV 73
 -Psychic -Fire Blast -Thunder Wave -Sleep Powder -Glare -Confuse Ray
-Lovely Kiss -Thunderbolt -Recover -Double-Edge -Earthquake -Night Shade
-Reflect -Surf -Psychic -Leech Seed -Sludge -Explosion
-Blizzard -Hyper Beam -Substitute -Solarbeam -Wrap -Thunderbolt

Lance LV 73 LV 73 LV 74 LV 74 LV 72 LV 75

-Dragon Rage -Thunder Wave -Selfdestruct -Slash -Hyper Beam -Thunder

-Fire Blast -Light Screen -Earthquake -Fire Blast -Submission -Thunder Wave
-Hyper Beam -Thunderbolt -Reflect -Earthquake -Earthquake -Blizzard
-Dig -Psychic -Hyper Beam -Double Team -Rock Slide -Hyper Beam

Champion LV 77 LV 76 LV 75 LV 74 LV 75 LV 77
Rival -Thunder Wave -Rock Slide -Double Team -Toxic -Reflect -Fire Blast
-Recover -Earthquake -Hydro Pump -Hyper Beam -Leech Seed -Body Slam
-Psychic -Body Slam -Body Slam -Sky Attack -Psychic -Rest
-Reflect -Karate Chop -Blizzard -Double Team -Softboiled -Dig

Professor Oak
Professor Oak, once mentioned by Agatha to be a rival of hers, has the
urge to finally experience that thrill once again! Find him after becoming
Champion, and he will give you a battle to remember. He has a second
hidden fight, but you will have to figure out how to earn that one. I
recommend completing the challenge set before you.
 LV 70 LV 70 LV 70 LV 69 LV 69 LV 70

-Hyper Beam -Fire Blast -Sludge -Reflect -Harden -Earthquake

Route 1 -Earthquake -Earthquake -Swords Dance -Earthquake -Amnesia -Rock Slide
-Blizzard -Slash -Earthquake -Ice Beam -Psychic -Sludge
-Thunder -Double Team -Sleep Powder -Hydro Pump -Hyper Beam -Blizzard

LV 78 LV ?? LV ?? LV ?? LV ?? LV ??
??????????? - - - - - -
- - - - - -
- - - - - -
- - - - - -

Credits
Creators:
- TheSmithPlays - Developer
- cRz Shadows - Devoloper
- Weebra - Video Editor

Playtesters:
- Aerogod
- Disq
- Karlos
 - ZuperZACH
- Regi
- Isona
- Obelisk
- JanitorOPplznerf
- Sable
- Alakadoof
- ReaderDragon
- Rwne
- Talos
- Tiberius
- SoulXCross
- Mogul

Sprite Artists:
- Backsprites - Anyone is welcome to use any of our backsprites so long as you credit the
artists listed here
- ZuperZACH
- Isona
- Karlos
- Reader Dragon
- Alakadoof
- Pokémon Overworld Sprites - Anyone is welcome to use any of our overworld sprites so
long as you credit the artists listed here
- Isona
- Alakadoof
- Karlos
- Pokémon Party Sprites
- Chamber
- Soloo993
- Blue Emerald
- Lake
- Neslug
- Tom Wang
- Green Sprite
- Madame Frog/Hatun
- Ghost-MissingNo
- Porygon Front Sprite
- Zeta_Null
- Nurse Joy Battle Sprite
- ZuperZACH
- Officer Jenny Battle Sprite
- Karlos
- Misty overworld sprite
 - Isona

Code + Tutorials:
Massive thank you to everyone involved with the Pokeyellow
Disassembly!
- https://github.com/pret/pokeyellow
- Where you can find all Pret Tutorials:
- https://github.com/pret/pokeyellow/wiki/Tutorials
- https://github.com/pret/pokered/wiki/Tutorials
Rangi42
- Talk to Surf water, Cut trees, and Strength boulders
- Item Descriptions (Tutorial written by YakiNeen)
PlagueVonKarma
- KEP’s AI is based on Vortyne’s PureRGB AI, with elements from Jojobear13’s Shinred AI
- https://github.com/PlagueVonKarma/kep-hack/blob/0af5bd126bd1d1b69bfd9b7fe3da
20e1b14f094c/engine/battle/trainer_ai.asm
- https://github.com/PlagueVonKarma/kep-hack/commit/0af5bd126bd1d1b69bfd9b7fe3
da20e1b14f094c
- https://github.com/PlagueVonKarma/kep-hack/commit/e6763371e4fcb26da70709fe0
566ab4a8d1d2083
- https://github.com/PlagueVonKarma/kep-hack/commit/c8f27d8bce0a0708d347f5106
94be4fba8158c65
- Already Caught Icon
- Move Relearner & Move Deleter
- Safari zone rock buff
- DV / Stat Exp display in stat menu
- Overworld Strength
- Faster Spinners
- Shorter Exp All Message
Jojobear13
- Box full reminder
- Player animation is faster when running
- Pokémon can now learn more than 1 move per level
- TM names display on pick up
YakiNeen
- Item Descriptions (Code by Rangi42)
- Remove Redundant TrainerNamePointers
- Remove Redundant Card Key Function
- Remove Some Japanese Text Grammar Functions
- Remove Unused Tile in gfx overworld fishing_rod.png
- Remove Dakutens and Handakutens feature
- Remove Japanese Opening Quote and put BOLD P in gfx font font_battle_extra.png
- Remove Blank Leader Names
- Out of Bounds don't Crash the Game
 - Fix No Mon Scenarios Softlock
- Collision check when Jumping a Ledge
Pgattic
- Running Shoes (This required some extra work for yellow if you want to implement)
- Remove Artificial Save Delay
Xillicis
- Remove 25% chance for enemy stat down moves to miss
- Implement move priority system
TwitchPlaysPokémon
- Trainer Pokémon nickname
Dannye
- Add All Unique Party Menu Sprite Icons
SoupPotato
- Functioning EXP bar in battle
Voloved
- Add Item Sorting In Bag
Veganlies2me
- Adding Gender Selection (original tutorial done by Mateo)
Vortyne
- Move overworld tile anim code out of home bank
SatoMew
- (presumably more people worked on these but SatoMew is the only page author) - Bugs
and Glitches

People that generally helped out with advice or otherwise - Idain,

Nayru62, JaaShooUhh, and Fortello with his document linked below
which gave a ton of detailed info for the playtesters to get in the gen 1
mindset.

The Potential Yellow Legacy - Google Docs

Massive thank you to these hacks:

- Kanto Expansion Pak
- Shinred
- RedStar BlueStar
- PureRGB