- Major discoveries revealed from Pokémon Gold and Silver demo
- Trainer Editor Gba
- Pokemon Silver Sprite Editor
- Pokemon Heart Gold Sprite Editor
- Pokemon Gold Map Editor
- Pokemon Red Map Editor
Also, Gold and Silver are based on the Gen I engine. These demos are really early versions of the Gen II engine (so early, they actually are still programmed for the original Game Boy and Super Game Boy, not the Game Boy Color). It seems that some of the sprites have yet to be designed or programmed. Also, some sprites seem to be placeholders. Pokemon DS Rom Editing Tutorial Pt 3: Pokemon Sprites - Duration: 17:58. Jay -San 7,247 views. Film Theory: Avatar and the Science of Waterbending (Avatar the Last Airbender).
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Files from the Spaceworld 1997 and 1999 demo versions of second generation games, Pokémon Gold and Silver, have surfaced today. Sprites of scrapped and earlier versions of Pokémon have appeared, as well as other details.
We are currently opting not to show images, as various websites (such as gssource.neocities.org) and Twitter users have been recently informed to pull such content by Nintendo or The Pokémon Company.
In order to avoid getting BTFO'd by Nintendo lawyers, I have removed the sprites from the 24.04.2020 source code dump.
I was not, and will not be, distributing the source code leak. If you would like to confirm it for yourself, I'm afraid I cannot help you. What was originally hosted on here was only images of the front sprites, back sprites, and trainer sprites; as well as a few pages on interesting unused functions and music. I was not the leaker, nor did I have ties to whomever posted the source code.
Thank you to the community for helping dig through and help these old unused Pokémon sprites see the light of day.
Trainer Editor Gba
Statement:
Pokemon Silver Sprite Editor
After a phone call just now, I've decided to delete some tweets I made earlier today. If you look around, you'll see others doing the same. I've never done this before, but it's for the best. I think I'll spend the rest of the day playing Animal Crossing with my cats. pic.twitter.com/omG5EBtmyf
— Dr. Lava's Lost Pokemon (@DrLavaYT) April 25, 2020
Free pitch perfect movie. However, sources listed below show some of this content, and are linked to.
Highlights for the things found from the different builds since Spaceworld 1997s build include:
Pokemon Heart Gold Sprite Editor
- Evidence Cyndaquil had its own difference in design and not originally intended to be the Fire Starter for Johto (in line with the previous leaks we reported on). Cyndaquil seems to have links to ‘Volbear' and ‘Dynabear'.
- Japanese Pokédex entries for various Pokémon exist.
- Generation 2 Pokémon cut from the final version include two species based on a koala and flower with a face. It is noted that we have since seen Komala and Cherrim.
- Dunsparce had two different designs, while others such as Wooper looked fairly different.
- Natu was a 3-stage line judging by a new sprite appearing between it and Xatu.
- Celebi had quite a different look as well, and was a Normal type (possibly a placeholder).
- Placeholder sprites were used, such as for Larvitar and Wobbuffet. In the latter's case, it seems Wobbuffet developed from the ‘Twins' Pokémon, the Girafarig pre-evolution from the Spaceworld 1997 files.
- Kingdra's beta design was pretty cool looking.
- The Elite Four had the likes of Agatha, Lorelei, and… Giovanni. These sprites may have been placeholders, but it is notable that they differ to the generation 1 versions – that is, they had new sprites made.
- Some line-ups of Trainers had changed, including Falkner having Pidgey, Pidgeotto and Pidgeot at level 10 (the filthy cheater).
- Music was unfinished in the Spaceworld 1999 build, such as a few areas using an earlier version of the Bicycle theme, and Kanto using generation one versions as placeholders.
- The 1997 Spaceworld world map had been further worked on, with mini-Kanto slightly expanded for example.
- Evidently the game changed significantly between the Spaceworld 1999 demo release and full game release – which was only a gap of about three months!
Pokemon Gold Map Editor
Sources: NintendoEverything and The Cutting Room Floor.
Pokemon Red Map Editor
Edited by Sheep and Zach.
Thanks to ThomasWinwood for additional notes.
