Pokemon Static Yellow

About Pokemon Static Yellow

Pokémon Static Yellow lets you play Generation 1 as a girl and obtain all 151 Pokémon, including Mew, without trading. CreamElDudJafar’s completed 1.5.9 GBC hack of Yellow adds Generation 2 sprites, tougher trainers, reusable TMs, expanded Pokédex information, move tutors, automatic HM use, and Gym Leader rematches. Trade evolutions can level up or use the Tradeback Guy, while both Mt. Moon fossils are available. It also reworks the Safari Zone, adds a postgame Oak battle, and includes engine fixes.

What's in it

• Play Generation 1 as a female character.
• Catch or evolve all 151 Pokémon without trading, including Mew.
• Generation 2 sprites and battle graphics.
• A Tradeback Guy in Fuchsia City at Bill’s Grandpa’s House for trade evolutions.
• Trade-evolution Pokémon can also evolve by levelling up.
• Take both fossils in Mt. Moon.
• Trainer teams use varied Pokémon instead of repeated species.
• Moves, evolutions, and learnsets shown in the Pokédex.
• Reusable TMs.
• Stronger Gym Leaders, Rival, Team Rocket, and other trainers, with changed parties.
• A Move Relearner in Cinnabar Island.
• A Move Deleter in Vermilion City, including normally undeletable HMs.
• Updated Poké Ball and Pokédex sprites.
• An EXP bar on the status screen.
• HMs cannot be deposited, preventing softlocks.
• In-game traded Pokémon can be renamed by the Name Rater in Lavender Town.
• Use Up and Down on a Pokémon page or in battle to view its stats.
• Gym Leader names shown on the Trainer Card.
• Restored Presents on the intro.
• Trainers have perfect DVs and improved AI.
• Updated overworld icons for every Pokémon.
• Updated party mini-sprites.
• A caught-Pokémon icon in the battle HUD.
• Improved learnsets for several Pokémon, including Charizard learning Fly.
• Pikachu and Raichu can learn Surf through an HM and use the Surfing MiniGame.
• Professor Oak gives five Poké Balls when you receive the Pokédex.
• TM names displayed in the Bag and PokéMart.
• Fifty item slots in the Bag.
• Automatic HM use, such as Surf at the water’s edge.
• Deletable HMs.
• Sort items in the Bag.
• A postgame battle against Oak after completing the Pokédex.
• A message when the PC is full.
• Check IVs and DVs by holding Start and Select, then pressing Stats.
• An EXP bar based on Pokémon Blue.
• A caught icon during battle.
• Moon Stones sold in Celadon Mart.
• Stronger Team Rocket levels and parties.
• A reusable Repel system from Pokémon Black and White.
• Engine bug fixes.
• Pokémon can attack immediately after waking from sleep.
• A Generation 2-style sleep engine with a six-turn maximum.
• Enemy stat-lowering moves no longer have an extra chance to miss.
• Swift does not hit through Fly or Dig.
• The S.S. Anne Captain takes the S.S. Ticket.
• The Secret Key, Lift Key, and Card Key are consumed when used.
• A Town Map in the Start menu.
• Running and Surfing sprites.
• Lapras swims in Fuchsia City.
• Faster elevators that show the current floor.
• Bill’s PC shows how many Pokémon are in each box.
• Safari Zone Classic and unrestricted roaming modes.
• Fly in the Safari Zone, Viridian Forest, and Celadon roofs.
• An Elite Four door sound effect.
• An overhauled Pokédex.
• A PC in the Daycare.
• Eevee evolutions sit beside the Rival.
• TM51 Flamethrower sold in Cinnabar Mart.
• Mr. Mime appears in Red’s house after Erika.
• Victory Road requires Flash.
• Seafoam Islands changed to Blue.
• Elite Four members use Gym Leader music.
• EXP All is a switchable Key Item.
• The S.S. Anne returns after the sixth Badge.
• Janine trains in Koga’s Gym.
• Overworld sprites for Gym Leaders.
• Gym Leader rematches.
• A second Plateau Mart after beating the Elite Four sells all TMs.
• Slot machine fixes.
• General bug fixes.
• Ghost-type moves are super effective against Psychic Pokémon.