Evie (ChickasaurusGL) 🌺 | Map 255 (FF)'s encounter table (map accessed with arbitrary code execution) (Pokémon Red and Blue) @ChickasaurusGL | Uploaded February 2022 | Updated October 2024, 20 hours ago.
Notes:
Map 255 in Pokémon Red and Blue usually freezes the game because of its height and width, script and music. Using arbitrary code execution you can lock these to non-freezing values and access it with a map connection (replacing Route 1 to Pallet Town (Pallet Town becoming map FF) in this video).
You can find the save file here. ^^ drive.google.com/file/d/1kP8NKJYIS8jV6EhiHW04bWAlJg15RD-C/view?usp=sharing
Accessing the water encounters is awkward due to the invalid tileset and the high grass encounters leaving you likely to get one of those instead, however, you can find some rare Pokémon in the water (coincidentally Moltres and Zapdos).
In this video I used two Game Genie codes to bring the tileset back to normal to access the water, and modified the data at the pointer at D35F (e.g. if FFC6 it's at C6FF) to read lots of 43 bytes (water blocks).
670-BFE-2AF
000-BDE-195 (optional tileset/map block 0 'regular tileset' codes)
Encounter rate (grass) = 255
Lt. Surge
MissingNo. 0x73 - Level 101
Machop - Level 100
Vaporeon - Level 88
Juggler
Venomoth - Level 71
Marowak - Level 102
Pikachu - Level 87
Voltorb - Level 85
Omanyte - Level 92
Encounter rate (water) = 95
Moltres - Level 116
Zapdos - Level 190
Krabby - Level 27
Vulpix - Level 25
Pikachu - Level 81
MissingNo. 0x57 - Level 4
MissingNo. 0x57 - Level 4 (again)
MissingNo. 0x57 - Level 4 (again)
MissingNo. 0x57 - Level 4 (again)
Horsea - Level 229
Notes:
Map 255 in Pokémon Red and Blue usually freezes the game because of its height and width, script and music. Using arbitrary code execution you can lock these to non-freezing values and access it with a map connection (replacing Route 1 to Pallet Town (Pallet Town becoming map FF) in this video).
You can find the save file here. ^^ drive.google.com/file/d/1kP8NKJYIS8jV6EhiHW04bWAlJg15RD-C/view?usp=sharing
Accessing the water encounters is awkward due to the invalid tileset and the high grass encounters leaving you likely to get one of those instead, however, you can find some rare Pokémon in the water (coincidentally Moltres and Zapdos).
In this video I used two Game Genie codes to bring the tileset back to normal to access the water, and modified the data at the pointer at D35F (e.g. if FFC6 it's at C6FF) to read lots of 43 bytes (water blocks).
670-BFE-2AF
000-BDE-195 (optional tileset/map block 0 'regular tileset' codes)
Encounter rate (grass) = 255
Lt. Surge
MissingNo. 0x73 - Level 101
Machop - Level 100
Vaporeon - Level 88
Juggler
Venomoth - Level 71
Marowak - Level 102
Pikachu - Level 87
Voltorb - Level 85
Omanyte - Level 92
Encounter rate (water) = 95
Moltres - Level 116
Zapdos - Level 190
Krabby - Level 27
Vulpix - Level 25
Pikachu - Level 81
MissingNo. 0x57 - Level 4
MissingNo. 0x57 - Level 4 (again)
MissingNo. 0x57 - Level 4 (again)
MissingNo. 0x57 - Level 4 (again)
Horsea - Level 229