Mistakes In the Pokemon Games 

One mistake would be that in Emerald, Steven claims that the space center is in Sootopolis city, not Mossdeep city.

Winona's Altaria is level 33. Swablu evolves into Altaria at level 35. Looks like Winona's been taking lessons from Falkner...

The magikarp jumping over mountains thing is based on a legend where a carp jumps over a waterfall & turns into a dragon. The inclusion isn't a mistake by any stretch of the imagination.

This soup sure is good! Said Ash holding a fork.

Where did you come from? -YES -NO Yes? Yes town?

I'm pretty sure the "Where did you come from" one was intended to throw off those who weren't paying attention. That's why the guy says "What? Yes Town?"

The Magikarp one isn't actually a mistake. Magikarp is based on a myth about a carp that leapt over a huge gate to become a dragon (which is why it evolves into a Gyarados). Because Magikarp is based on the carp in the myth, it makes sense it would be able to jump that high.

Falkner has a level 9 Pidgeotto...

in diamond and pearl a girl said she beat roark...and she had a level 5 bidoof

the fact that diglet knows scratch but scyther doesnt know fly makes me kill myself

when you find a lvl 17 tentacruel while surfing: WTF POKEMON STOP HACKING

fun fact: the Japanese games call the move spash "hop" which is the reasoning behind the magicarp being able to jump/hop over mountains, yet still remain useless in battle. Also, this is why hoppip knows the move as well.

Here is one that bugged me in HeartGold/SoulSilver: When Lyra/Ethan calls you saying that her Marill evolved, not only does she appear in-game with her un-evolved Marill, but she keeps calling saying that her Marill evolved? Is that Marill somehow "devolve"? Or does she call while Marill is evolving, and once she hangs up, the Marill stops evolving?

Where are you from? Yes.

I remember finding a level 7 Noctowl in HG/SS one time. And of course there's Ghettis' infamous Hydreigon.

Lance gets ticked at team rocket for pre evolving magicarp but he has 2 lvl 40 dragonites frigin hypocrite

Magikarp is based off a Japanese legend where a fish jumped over a waterfall and came back down as a dragon. Hence Gyarados. SO that's why it's Dex entry is like that.

They make fun of the "where did you come from? Y/N" in ORAS because if you say yes the child will say "Yes town? You're from Yes town?" Or somthing of that nature.

Can we talk about how some trainers have evolved pokemon before they are even the correct level

Lance dislikes people who evolve their pokemons prematurely But he has 3 prematurely evolved dragonites Dragonair evolve at lvl 55 Shame on you Lance

In Gen 6, when you battle on a bridge.. You can use dig! And when you're in the sky you can use dig as well! Underwater you can use fire moves... And somehow in the sky all pokemon have some cloud layer to stand on!

"Where did you come from?" Yes/No After all these years I never realized that mistake. XD

Whitney's Miltank has Rollout at Level 20, when no gym leader has access to TMs other than the one they give you. And Miltank only gets Rollout at level 34.

idk if it's really a mistake or not, but... In FR/LG when you go to Cerulean city, beat rival and nugget bridge if you go to the left from the nugget bridge, there's trainer in tall grass.Before he battles you he says "Is saw your *feat* from the grass" And uhhh...shouldn't it be *feet*? Tho on other hand Feat means "An act or accomplishment of great courage", maybe it was ment that he saw you beat nugget bridge? Oh well

Yes!There isn't any mistakes about me!

Eyy, I know another error (and I don't blame them on this one): You can use Dig on the stairs in BW2 that leads to N's Castle. I was too lazy to walk and I didn't wanna use my Escape Ropes so I just used Dig. I accidentally used it while on the stairs and I was all, "oops". Then it worked.

Tell me... Who here lives in "YES" and who here lives in "NO."

Stranger: Where did you come from? You: YES, DEFINITELY

In Gold, silver, and crystal Falkner had a level 9 pidgeotto

Well, maybe YOU skip the descriptions. Reading them after finally catching the Pokémon is exciting.

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i am soo god damn happy that they kept the ''where do you live yes/no'' boy in oras xD

pokemon leafgreen there is a trainer that says "i saw your foots from the grass" ummm. wat.

One mistake is that in Heart Gold & Soul Silver, you can have pokemon bigger that the buildings follow you, how do they fit in the door?

I know you already showed the one with the Pacifidlog Town kid asking where the player's from in the intro, but I love how he tried to correct himself by calling yes and no a town and city. XD

There are just so many mistakes that nobody could list 'em all... MIND BLOWN.

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Oh oh oh 5th gen was a mistake!

In Pokémon Emerald, when you battle Steven after the main story, he says the "Sootopolis Space center", when the space center was in Mossdeep.

you are so fun to watch the first video i watched of you was 151 unanswered questions in Pokemon i was sad that day and it cheered me up

In pokemon x and y lysandres mega gyrados has iron head which is a gen 5 move tutor move....lysandre had pokebank before all of us

I've run into Caterpie that are higher leveled Metapods I've run into, in the same area... Not sure if that's a mistake, but it's weird.

The yes/no town was a parody about how the protagonists only say yes or no, and nothing else

Actually, about the X and Y trailer, trailers usually show a message saying, "Gameplay not final." It's possible that Game Freak was still working on Pokémon X and Y.

Magikarps pokedex entry refers to a Chinese mythology. If a fish jumps over a waterfall a dragon will pop out. Hence magikarp to gyarados.

We all skip reading that "crap"? Uh... No? Story is important for any game and the Dex entries are part of the story. Why the hell would you NOT read them besides laziness or idiocy? I know every dex entry by heart just like I know everything else - equations, item, item/trainer/Pokémon locations trainer Pokémon/levels, Pokémon base stats, egg/TM/HM/Level up moves etc., etc., etc. Even if I didn't have an eidetic memory I still know all of it because I'd make it a point to remember it because I care. Why would you play something for ~16 years and not know everything? As for the odd entries like Magikarp jumping over a mountain if you'd actually read it, it says one that's lived for many years can do so. Pokémon quite obviously get better over time so it's obvious that they're saying it trains itself to do that over the many years it lived. And even if it isn't true many of the entries ARE just rumors or myth. The dex entries aren't fact it's a collection of data from that region by that trainer. It's obvious if you pay attention that it's your character writing the dex entries based on what they hear in their travels. They butchered it in the other media by using Dexter/Dextette, but you're intended to be filling it, not unlocking existing data. How the game is coded does not equal the story behind it and the story says they ask you to FILL the Dex when they give it to you. Which is a highly effective method for gathering data too. They could never hope to collect so much by themselves because everyone goes about their journey running into different people and Pokémon in different locations at different times possibly gathering different data. Every trainers individual data can then be compiled by the researchers and they can begin testing them for truth - probably starting with the most common ones since they're more likely to be true. Makes perfect sense and doesn't even require any thought to figure out.

“Magikarp can’t even jump over a turd.” This is hilarious XD

Surfing on a statue in the elite four *pokemon red/blue version* :D

Girl: Where did you came from? Red:Yes Girl:Umm... what? Red:Yes Girl:You supposed to say Pellet Town. Red:Yes Girl:Ok i gave up just leave. Red:Yes *Girl used outrage.* *Its super effective!* *Red fainted.* *Red paid 99999999999$ for losing.* *Red whited out!*

The "Yes, No" Answer in the where do you live is in Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire where a kid in Pacifidog says if you choose yes or no, "I never heard of (yes/no) town before!" GOOD ONE POKEMON XD

Found two mistakes in Pokemon GSC: 1. Nurse Joy's hair in Fuchsia City is green instead of red. 2. Misty's Golduck knows PSYCHIC even know it can't learn it in Gen II.

I noticed a lot of times when there was a npc trainer's pokémon at an evolution before the proper level. I don't remember any specific examples, but it always cracked me up.

Pidgey just looks like a bird. That's not a mistake. They just made animals. They weren't striving to make Pokemon look like what everyone is used to now, which are the designs of the show. They just designed the animals. That's why Yellow came along and changed all that. I personally love the sprites on Red/Blue versions.

I'm so pissed. Once I caught an Arodactyl and in my Box 3 from the pc in the Pokémon Center, it says I have a Chancey.

In pokemon OR/AS Aarune the secret base expert has a fucking level 23 flygon in fortree city!! Trapinch doesn't even evolve till level 35 and 45 to flygon

As a kid when I was playing PMD, I thought Fruistration was Fruitstation. Well that frustrated me

Wild pokemon who evolved before their given level of evolution...that always confused me. Or the trainers who had evolved pokemon before given levels -not online people ether where it makes sense- i've seen several and I just don't understand

Theres a guy in pokemon emerald that says did you see my glasses and he already wearing them xD

Good video man! I've noticed a few myself but you really piled em high! Norman's slaking and watt sons magneton all evolved before they were "suppose to" level wise but in the anime lvl is redundant or non existant. Not to mention lances team of dragonites ahem "lvl 45 dragon cheats hax anyone?"ahem. just to name a couple evolution based ones.

The fact that you can find level 6 (or lower) Metapods in the gen 1 games and the remakes always confused me. As Caterpie evolved into Metapod at level 7, which is a number after "level 6"

Gen 3: Toys is so Magical... Giddy and his scintillating story everybody

at level 42, my metang tried to learn fly in oras and i was like "WHAT?"

In Pokémon Red/Blue a guy next to the Nugget Bridge says ,, I saw your feat from the grass!" FEAT

My brother once got a glitch in Pokémon Yellow that gave him a Rapidash that knew Metronome.

In one of the new ORAS trailers it shows Shiftry using Leaf Blade, but Shiftry can't learn Lead Blade! :O

Some pokemon can learn moves without the body parts

In Pokemon Emerald, when you meet Steven to battle, he says that they've battled together in Sootopolis City, but it was Mossdeep City, not Sootopolis.

In Diammond and Pearl, one of the trainers in the Oreburgh Path has a Budew with Water Sport. The Budew is 2 levels lower than when a Budew normally gets Water Sport.

The "your light years away from facing Brock" kid is the only gym trainer in Pewter City Gym and although the gym specializes in Rock type pokemon, he uses ground types. Not really a mistake just an oddity.

Gastly can learn ice punch and yanmega can't learn fly

The Ho-Oh colour thing has been cleared up, the colours have 7 variations, but that depends on the angle you look at Ho-Oh from.

for years ive been counting all ho-ohs colors only getting 6 and now you tell me

I've found a lvel 9 pidgeotto. it was from falkner's gym in gold.

I live in NO. Don't call my town a mistake.

so far I've found a few oddities in the Champion, or Lance's pokemon, for example Iris' Hydreigon, or Lance's gen 1 dragonite's levels

In pokemon x and y team flare had a typo that said 'you got another think coming!' I don't precisely remember what area it was at, probably a cave that's where team flare are usually at most of the time

this reminded me about an episode where ash and his pokemans got trapped in a snow cave and instead of having charmander as a charizard they keep him as a charmander for that episode only. When I saw that im all like WTF charmander evolved a few episodes ago

I feel I'm the only one who actually reads the Dex entries... Ah, well, really interesting video!

I'm pretty sure the magikarp pokedex about him splashing over a mountain is a slight reference to the folklore or whatever that Magikarp/Gyrados are based on.

Me and a friend were playing Pokemon Colosseum several years ago and an NPC's Seedot used Hydro Pump. We were so confused.

when you see a wild Pidgeotto in Pokémon Platinum lv 16... wtf???

In pokemon black and white Ghetsis has a underleveled Hydregon (I think it is level 54 while Zwilious (dunno how to spell it) doesn't evolve until level 64 (I think))

If I remember correctly, Shauna's Goodra in X/Y is level 49 when you battle her on a bridge somewhere (I forgot), but Sliggoo evolves into Goodra at level 50 (when it's raining).

"Magicarp couldnt even jump over a turd" Im dying.

a level nine pidgeotte in falkners gym in Gen 2

What is your name? °YES NO

To be fair about Gardevoir's Fairy Wind, it did say in the trailers that the gameplay wasn't final. Even so, they might make it a move tutor move for Gardevoir in ORAS

I remember a trainer in Johtos 2nd Gym in Pokemon Silver and Gold who got a Lvl 19 Meowth with Jackpot, even if he normally learns this move at level 20.

I have a mistake WHY THE FUCK IS KADABRA BIGGER THAN ALAKAZAM

Yes and No Town is just a joke, I'm pretty sure.

When your opponent in Red/Blue challenged you at the lavender tower. His Gyarados was on like level 22 and already knew Hydro Pump

i'm gonna nickname my mawile 'MAWHILE'

Skybattles in OR/AS = Every Pokémon can fly/levitate! (And can use Dive, Earthquake and Dig in *SKY*! Underwater battles in OR/AS = No Pokémon needs O2! (And can Dive and use any Flying type moves at *BOTTOM* of a sea! Water battles in any generation = Every Pokémon is Jesus. (and And can use Earthquake and Dig at *WATER*! My Suggest: Skybattles: You can't use Dive or any Ground type moves. And you must have a flying Pokémon like in X and Y to battle. Underwater battles: You can't use Dive or any Flying type moves in Underwater battles. Water Battles: You can't use any Ground type moves in Water Battle.

For some reason, in Gold/Silver/Crystal, the Gyarados in the Lake of Rage is red? And it wasn't fixed in the remakes...

Wooper knowing the move Ice Punch and Shroomish knowing Focus Punch and Gastly knowing all the elemental punches

Well, that Magikarp entry just went off of a legend. A Magikarp like creature made its way up a mountain and waterfall, then turns into whatever the Gyrados equivalent is. You see it happen in Pokémon Snap.

I have found a mistake in the Pokemon franchise... POKEMON FU&@ING GO!!

There's also a glitch in fire red where seismic toss is neutrally effective on rock types but it's a fighting move

The Magikarp entry in Platinum is not a mistake but is in regards to Magikarp's origin of design. "Magikarp is based on a legend about how carp that leapt over the Dragon Gate would become dragons. Several waterfalls and cataracts in China are believed to be the location of the Dragon Gate. This legend is an allegory of the drive and efforts needed to overcome obstacles. This may have inspired an element in Pokémon Snap where, after certain steps are taken, a Magikarp will splash its way into a waterfall where it evolves. Magikarp may also be based on Asian carp, which are easily frightened by disturbances in water and can jump 8-10 feet (2.5-3 m) in the air."

Just the other week, I was playing Pokemon Leaf Green and during your first battle with your rival, a part of the script that Prof. Oak says has a typo. I think it was suppose to say "Put" but instead, it said "pit