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Glitches[edit]

Disappearing Pikachu[edit]

On the Beach level, lure the Pikachu that is supposed to surf around the surfboard and as far as it can toward the Snorlax. When it has gone as far as it can, hit it with a pester ball and it will disappear.

Doduo fighting a Pikachu[edit]

On the Beach level, dash past where the Doduo jumps out in front of the Zero-One. Turn around and throw an apple to lure the surfing Pikachu into the path of the Doduo. If done right, the Doduo will kick the Pikachu, which will cause the Pikachu to cry out.

Magnemite Glitch[edit]

Normally, if you try to take a picture of a Magnemite that is causing interference, Professor Oak will ignore it. However, if the same Magnemite are causing interference in the background of a normal Magnemite picture, they will be counted as extra pokemon in the score.

Jigglypuff Microphone Glitch[edit]

On the Cave level, if you hit one of the Jigglypuffs with a pester ball after saving it, it will suddenly be holding a microphone.

Solid Water[edit]

Also on the Cave level, across from the Jynx and the Articuno egg is a crack in the ground with water at the bottom. If you throw an apple down into the crack, it will bounce on the water and stay there until it disappears.

Extras[edit]

Different Credits[edit]

When you finish the Pokemon Report, after you are congratulated by Professor Oak, you will see different credits than the ones that roll after you photograph Mew.