sorry to sound rude but everyone makes this comment, i dont get how this is funny you need competition and you clearly win when you beat him in the end so whats your point
ive never speedran before, and watching you, without any manips, just allowed me to do this in 3:30. my goal was under 4, Congratulations and thank you!
Nidoran is good, Mankey with low kick is better. Honestly all 3 on your team is clutch for the first 3 or 4 gyms. I usually ditched Butterfree as soon as I could get a Kadabra
OMG The Nostalgia is real! I remember playing this in middle school. We would trade pokemon and battle with the Link cables! Man thoes were the days! 💯
again this is not funny, you need competition in life specially from your rival and you end up beating him in the end so its not about how fast you make it or who beats the first gyms first. so whats your point
I have watched this 2-3 times and still think its crazy as the swing from so far behind to WR pace is insane. Just makes me think imagine if that early game was slightly faster :o
48:10 Oh that's how that room works! I was confused because when I went in I just hit the two in the top right corner and it instantly let me through. I was like "wait was that a puzzle? Did I break it?"
For those who struggle against Brock, I didn’t beat him either. But then I learned what you need to do to beat him. I don’t own Pokémon Yellow, but I was allowed to borrow a copy to play on the school bus when I was in high school. Anyways, here’s what’ll make him easier: -All trainers in the gym use Ground type Pokémon, which are immune to Electric attacks which makes Pikachu useless against the Jr Male’s Diglett and Sandshrew and Brock’s Geodude and Onix -If you catch a Caterpie, you must let it fully evolve into Butterfree to stand a chance against Brock’s gym -Mankey and Nidoran Female are two other options. Nidoran Female can learn Double Kick, making her very useful for the gym Oh, and you’ll have to lose the first two fights against Gary. This may seem like a stupid thing to do, but winning both fights results in him evolving his Eevee into a Jolteon. But by losing the fights, you’ll go up against a Vaporeon instead, which is weak to Electric!
Interesting. One database said Nidoran-m gets double kick at lvl 43, other database said it gets it at lvl 12. When I did a run in Pokemon Red, I remember being sad about not getting double kick early. Strange.
For a few months i love watching speedruns haha. The tactics, all little but important choices, really fun to watch. But I saw a battle or tournament between you and Gunner on UA-cam. Games done quick or something? Is this ever going to happen again?
Are you doing RNG manipulation with those saves? Edit: Holy cow, the MT. Moon section is nuts. Are you pressing A to make it work like that or is it just the way you walk? Man, I'm gonna grab some repels... for that section, I can't even begin to understand this sorcery right now.
2 questions regarding the save-quitting when you enter a new area sometimes like when you 1st enter mt moon. 1. Why does it look like the game is automatically quiting itself when you're just using the save option. 2. Why do you save and quit there?
1. He is quitting by resetting through a physical button, rather then through the game. 2. This is for resetting the RNG (random number generator.) This is used to catch pokemon and avoid random encounters.
@@cnedden The gameboy doesn't have any way to generate actual random numbers (eg. for random encounters etc.), so relies on a pseudo random number generator (often just called the RNG) instead. The inputs that you give the game determine the inputs to the RNG, and as the RNG is deterministic, this determines the output of the RNG. Resetting the console resets the RNG, then a specific series of button presses from then on ensure the RNG is always the value you want, hence controlling all random events in the game. You may wonder how you can consistently enter so many inputs correctly (eg. almost all inputs in mt. moon,) but this is possible as the game only checks inputs after an action (eg. walking one square forward,) which takes at least a couple frames.) There are some additional details, such as that firmware effects the initial value of the RNG upon reset, but this comment is already too long.
Someone in the comments here says they watched this and didn't do any manips (I'm assuming they mean rng manips) and managed a 3 hour finish despite never having done a speed run before.
His pulse went from 80 something to 170 at the end. Jesus man, congratulations on the win but it’s just not worth the stress. I was legitimately concerned for his health.
22:42 - 24:18. Am I missing something? Is there some trick here? Because there's absolutely no shot he just WALKED THROUGH MT. MOON AND DIDNT CATCH 15 ZOOOBATS. Am I missing something??? Because in what multiverse has this ever happened with an original game cartridge?? I speedrun for fun. Pretty sure I'm way faster than this dude, and that's not rng lol. That's manipulation. Edit: man, I love the format and decisions, but 100% encounter manipulation that can't necessarily be determined, but if you play you know. That's lame. Good strats, but the chances of this run being real are astronomical without infinite repels.
![Pokemon Red Any% Glitchless Speedrun in 1:44:03 [Current World Record]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MSOZzdIlN4A/mqdefault.jpg)
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Rival 1: 2:33
Brock: 16:00
Team Rocket 1: 26:08
Rival 2: 28:34
Misty: 39:48
Rival 3: 45:22
Lt. Surge: 48:31
Rival 4: 1:01:39
Team Rocket 2: 1:05:41
Rival 5: 1:11:13
Team Rocket 3: 1:12:59
Giovanni 1: 1:14:06
Sabrina: 1:19:28
Koga: 1:22:53
Blaine: 1:28:57
Erika: 1:31:20
Giovanni 2: 1:34:50
Rival 6: 1:36:53
Lorelei: 1:43:26
Bruno: 1:44:58
Agatha: 1:46:25
Lance: 1:48:46
Rival 7: 1:50:44
When the weird kid who always wants to smell you later, beats the game before you, even if you set a new world record.
sorry to sound rude but everyone makes this comment, i dont get how this is funny you need competition and you clearly win when you beat him in the end so whats your point
ive never speedran before, and watching you, without any manips, just allowed me to do this in 3:30. my goal was under 4, Congratulations and thank you!
Ah Pokémon Yellow, one of the few Game Boy games to have voice samples in it. It’s nice to hear “Pika” instead of simple 8-bit sounds in an 8-bit game
I died a little inside when he boxed the Pikachu
I'm kinda a pikachu hater, but even I feel a bit hurt from it
Pikachu was deemed to be dead weight :(
I struggled so much to beat Brock in this game as a kid, lmao. I used to catch a Caterpie and turn it into Butterfree to beat him
The nidoran line is right there man. The move double kick comes early for them in level up. The best pokemon, Nidoking baby.
Nidoran is good, Mankey with low kick is better. Honestly all 3 on your team is clutch for the first 3 or 4 gyms. I usually ditched Butterfree as soon as I could get a Kadabra
OMG The Nostalgia is real! I remember playing this in middle school. We would trade pokemon and battle with the Link cables!
Man thoes were the days! 💯
No matter how much you try to get to the league the fastest, your rival will always be there first
again this is not funny, you need competition in life specially from your rival and you end up beating him in the end so its not about how fast you make it or who beats the first gyms first. so whats your point
I never got to play Pokemon as a kid, so as a noob who can't even beat Brock in 2 hours, this is awesome
I always go for butterfree confusion but definitely gonna incorporate Nidoran now lol it’s annoying getting megapod to evolve
@@Kevintendo@ruylopezthesicilian I was 5 years old beating the game lmao
@@kunaguero8432nice. I think I was 5 as well
@@kunaguero8432bull.
in less than 2 hours i didn't even reach pewter gymn!
Damn!
congrats for your WR
Ya id still be fighting bug catchers in the forest while he's at the elite four lol
I have watched this 2-3 times and still think its crazy as the swing from so far behind to WR pace is insane. Just makes me think imagine if that early game was slightly faster :o
48:10
Oh that's how that room works!
I was confused because when I went in I just hit the two in the top right corner and it instantly let me through. I was like "wait was that a puzzle? Did I break it?"
Wait you figured out a manipulation here? Because people have been searching for literal years and it can make or break a run.
i'm pretty sure they just got lucky on their playthrough
Congrats Pokeguy
Congrats on the 1:49!
For those who struggle against Brock, I didn’t beat him either. But then I learned what you need to do to beat him. I don’t own Pokémon Yellow, but I was allowed to borrow a copy to play on the school bus when I was in high school. Anyways, here’s what’ll make him easier:
-All trainers in the gym use Ground type Pokémon, which are immune to Electric attacks which makes Pikachu useless against the Jr Male’s Diglett and Sandshrew and Brock’s Geodude and Onix
-If you catch a Caterpie, you must let it fully evolve into Butterfree to stand a chance against Brock’s gym
-Mankey and Nidoran Female are two other options. Nidoran Female can learn Double Kick, making her very useful for the gym
Oh, and you’ll have to lose the first two fights against Gary. This may seem like a stupid thing to do, but winning both fights results in him evolving his Eevee into a Jolteon. But by losing the fights, you’ll go up against a Vaporeon instead, which is weak to Electric!
Woah, didn't know they had a Pokemon Purple! 😂
Pokemon Purple with Grimer as the mascot would be cool.
This is gonna be a great watch
Why does Blaine's sprite look like Danny Devito?
Interesting. One database said Nidoran-m gets double kick at lvl 43, other database said it gets it at lvl 12. When I did a run in Pokemon Red, I remember being sad about not getting double kick early. Strange.
@@pupper5580 nidoran gets double kick at 43 in red/blue and 12 in yellow
@@wartortle2300 ahh of course, thanks!
Nicely done, man. Congratulations on the wr! Very entertaining to watch.
For a few months i love watching speedruns haha. The tactics, all little but important choices, really fun to watch.
But I saw a battle or tournament between you and Gunner on UA-cam. Games done quick or something?
Is this ever going to happen again?
Congrats! I just broke my record today from over 1 month to 17 hours 52 minutes. What you did was insane brother!
Congratulation for this Amazing World Record ! 😸🐙🦑👻🙈
13:45 "why does this run suck"
Good work!
Did you use Rock Slide?
So what created the difference here? Was it perfect execution or just some new strat to improve time?
Congratulations
Bro you topped out at 171 bpm
1:40:41 Hi Moltres ! ❤️
How do you show your controller inputs? That is so cool
I believe it’s a special program that you can put in your PC. I don’t know what it’s called unfortunately.
it's a feature on GBI
Are you doing RNG manipulation with those saves?
Edit: Holy cow, the MT. Moon section is nuts. Are you pressing A to make it work like that or is it just the way you walk? Man, I'm gonna grab some repels... for that section, I can't even begin to understand this sorcery right now.
1:05:20 Is it a glitch? what happened here?
one can use a pokedoll without sylph scope to pass through
Why does it say 2:22 play time? Shouldn't it be 1:53?
You are n1 bro. Congratulations!!!!!!!!🎉
1:52:30 A win the Rival
2 questions regarding the save-quitting when you enter a new area sometimes like when you 1st enter mt moon.
1. Why does it look like the game is automatically quiting itself when you're just using the save option.
2. Why do you save and quit there?
1. He is quitting by resetting through a physical button, rather then through the game.
2. This is for resetting the RNG (random number generator.) This is used to catch pokemon and avoid random encounters.
@@itdepends604 thanks, but could you elaborate more on how #2 works?
@@cnedden The gameboy doesn't have any way to generate actual random numbers (eg. for random encounters etc.), so relies on a pseudo random number generator (often just called the RNG) instead. The inputs that you give the game determine the inputs to the RNG, and as the RNG is deterministic, this determines the output of the RNG. Resetting the console resets the RNG, then a specific series of button presses from then on ensure the RNG is always the value you want, hence controlling all random events in the game. You may wonder how you can consistently enter so many inputs correctly (eg. almost all inputs in mt. moon,) but this is possible as the game only checks inputs after an action (eg. walking one square forward,) which takes at least a couple frames.) There are some additional details, such as that firmware effects the initial value of the RNG upon reset, but this comment is already too long.
Howd you get charmander in your party at the SS?
a npc gives you Charmander
Is it possible to approach this kind of time without fucking with the rng/save resets?
Someone in the comments here says they watched this and didn't do any manips (I'm assuming they mean rng manips) and managed a 3 hour finish despite never having done a speed run before.
Doubt @@Cleverconveyence
no, world record with no hard resets is 2:05 by exarion
Biggest game glitch I’ve ever seen not having a single Zubat pop up at Mt Moon
It's not a glitch, the category is glitchless.
27:40 cerulean city
🐐
this gliches can use in the versión of virtual console 3ds ?
Have you ever tried to catch 25 pokemon in an hour and a half?
Mad man
His pulse went from 80 something to 170 at the end. Jesus man, congratulations on the win but it’s just not worth the stress. I was legitimately concerned for his health.
GG!
The king
24:25 evolve
I didn’t know swift affected you when you fly lol learn sum new everyday .
Gratz! Question.. if you let an AI run this game millions of times would it find a better way to obtain a new WR?
yeah. there's a TAS for the game
@@Dahrknero thx but is that fair? I saw one where every move crits lol.
@@GreetingsFromArrakis well an AI would repeat millions of runs until it got RNG of that magnitude
@@tim..indeed yeah but what about like a new strategy, catching another Pokémon and leveling it instead of the Nidoran etc?
@@GreetingsFromArrakis yeah they have that in the TAS. you catch a Clefairy and it just uses Metronome
How did you teleport with charmander?!?!? I'm rewatching but can't figure it out?
He used dig.
No fucking way!!! Gzzzzzzz!!!!
I'm also out of weed
Praise God 🙏🙏
damn gg
Good
1:39:44
EZ
i am GAY
Im sorry for that
@@manoelcesar22 why, I like being gay
22:42 - 24:18. Am I missing something? Is there some trick here? Because there's absolutely no shot he just WALKED THROUGH MT. MOON AND DIDNT CATCH 15 ZOOOBATS.
Am I missing something??? Because in what multiverse has this ever happened with an original game cartridge??
I speedrun for fun. Pretty sure I'm way faster than this dude, and that's not rng lol. That's manipulation.
Edit: man, I love the format and decisions, but 100% encounter manipulation that can't necessarily be determined, but if you play you know. That's lame.
Good strats, but the chances of this run being real are astronomical without infinite repels.
There are tiles that he needs to press a or b on(I forget which) and he has to follow a certain path, hope this helps!
@@tsundude4320 Whaaaaaat??? Never heard of that lol. Sounds like pressing down+b when the ball shakes lol. Wild.
What are you even on about 😂