The Pokemon Game We NEVER Got! (Pokemon Green Version Differences)
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2019
- Pokemon Green was the first Pokemon game released in Japan along with Pokemon Red, however the international versions of the game dropped Green from the title in favor of Blue. What exactly happened, and what are the differences in Pokemon Green? Today we will be talking all about the Pokemon game we never got outside of Japan, Pokemon Green!
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You’re wrong about the rivals name. It’s neither blue or green, his name is actually douche, and oak admits it
lmaoo
True, but still a far better rival as Silver ever will be xD
@@Acacius1992 you mean '???'
@@dedchanel4002 Yeah for me Blue is still and will always be a better rival then Silver. Especially in Team an character.
@@Acacius1992 eh i like silver more he has in my opinion a more intresting character like being giovanni's kid is an intresting idea and he kinda gets an arc after lance beats him up making him realize that being a power hungry trainer isnt the right way of being a trainer but we was kinda poorly managed back then but in the manga and anime like pokemon generations made him a better character
So that's how Ash got Sabrina's badge despite not winning.
@Ferniand Von Edgelord Man...how do you miss the joke....
The feels are real in that episode. 😟
Should’ve caught that haunter. Now he’ll never get a Gengar.
@@dannigro8794 You're joking right? He actually currently has a Gengar lol
@@johnhouston1590 Yes I am joking. It’s funny Gengar is one of the most popular Pokémon and he finally gets one in the most recent “fan service” season
Green is fun. It’s literally so glitchy, that my sprites sometimes just spontaneously corrupt.
Lmfao
That might be your emulator.
John West I play on console with an original japanese cartridge. It seems do be an issue with de- or encoding the buffer, since the graphical issues are (as far as I can tell) exactly the same for all images displayed that way. Simple sprites are fine. Once I get a dumper for the cartridge I’ll run a comparison of the roms though to really know. Whenever that’s going to happen, haha.
@@kortkunig2291 just do it, man. I believe in you. You should too.
Cuban Pete gotta buy something to read the cartridge first. Not really keen on spending 40€ on a reader to rip a single game.
If I can flash my EMS cartridge with the ripped Pokémon green rom and still get the error that would be the first step currently in figuring where the error comes from.
Here's how it works:
Japan makes Red and Green
Japan makes Blue, which is basically just Pokemon v1.1.
The world gets localized versions of Blue, and then make a slightly different version with the original Red's available pokemon.
Yellow is more or less the same in Japan and the World, just locallized differently.
By the time FireRed and LeafGreen came out, Game Freak was a lot better at programming and localization, so the same games released internationally with just the languages switched out.
What about the 2 gen?
@@WTXYN This video didn't cover Gen 2 (and I'm admittedly less versed in its programming history). I brought up Gen 3 only to the extent of the remakes. I can tell you that Game Freak had developmental problems and the game was delayed and famously required Satoru Iwata's assistance, but as far as localizations go, I am unaware of significant differences. In fact, I think Iwata's help is why the game code is so solid.
Well, with the exception of Vietnamese Crystal.
That said, all games have errors, and if you want a list of them, just google it.
@@ElladanKenet true, thanks for the clarification :)
Not exactly. When they localized Blue, they never used Blue’s available Pokémon. They used Red’s available Pokémon and launched it in the US as Red, and then used Green’s available Pokémon and launched it in the US as Blue.
I find it interesting that Pokemon Yellow was the last original Game Boy game released in Japan, and it released so late that by the time they localized it for every other country they made it a Game Boy Color game with added colors.
My favorite ‘real world’ connection is that Lt. Surge is called “the lightning american”, meaning that the American revolution happened in the Pokémon world.
Like lol wut?
Did Washington cross the Delaware on a Lapras?
No but its true that Paul Revere risked his life on a pony....ta
It also means that the civil rights movement happened in the pokemon world.
Protestors getting sprayed by Blastoise.
I feel like Surge was more of a reference to the Vietnam War, but who really knows
@Rick K I just felt they were outsiders who settled into that world. Like rather than the world being american, Lt Surge is an american who just moved to live in Vermilion CIty. And he wasn't necessarily in the Vietnam war, he is just one of those wannabe soldiers.
@Jake C, I'm a lot more inclined to believe he's a typical American stationed in post-WW2 Japan, since that also explains why nearly everyone is either female or a young or old male, with few non-senior adult males aside from Surge. This is further backed by the fact that Kanto is a real region in Japan (Tokyo), and has Gen 2 taking place in Johto, to the West of Kanto and with buildings that match real life Kyoto (to the West of Tokyo).
I remember the one kid who actually had Green back after Red & Blue came out...so crazy
Man that crazy
Do I know you?
I doubt it, you live in Ohio?
Thinking back, the only green games I saw here in EU-west were crappy fake bootleg Pocket Monster Green games. I even remember being in Spain and they were selling obvious rom-hacks on cartridges, lol. And the whole 100 in 1 games. I remember seeing people play Gold/Silver hacks with weird ass sprites that weren't pokemon, on original game cartridges that were obviously made by some shady shop cleric claiming it was an unreleased leaked pokemon game to parents and younger kids that didn't know better.
@@Slothfulgamer-cb6lx answer
I live in Japan and last year bought the original Red and Green games used, in their boxes, everything included, Good condition for 1 dollar a piece 😁
DOLLAR A PIECE!?! truly I am jealous :P
@@northstarr9838 same
Big bargain
@@northstarr9838 I remember reading about some store in Japan that sells all sort of Pokemon retro games/merchandise. I've been wanting to find the neo genesis thyplosions since I was 13 and those came out 😅 Plus Japan has all of the anime videogames for ps1/2/3...
Fakes?
There is a version of pokemon stadium that didn't come out in the west either. Thats why the original stadium is stadium 2 in Japan.
Also, the original Japanese Stadium is the only way for Japanese players to get a Surfing Pikachu. The Surfing Pikachu was carried over to what Japan got as Stadium 2, when it was released internationally as Stadium 1.
It only had 42 pokemon and America wanted all of them so they just made stadium 2 stadium 1, it actually happened a lot back then(sonic drift 1 didn't come out but it's sequel sonic drift 2 did so in some regions they named it sonic drift racing, on the cover at least, and also with most of the final fantasy games, like 2 and 3 were not localized until a decade or 2 later and final fantasy 5 didn't get localized as well)
0:10 Facts about that commercial. Not only do we see a young Drake Bell, but the voice of Pikachu in that ad was Rachael Lillis who was the original voices of Misty and Jessie.
Imagine if Pokemon would have made Red, Blue, and Green international releases and made it so depending on your color, that would be the starter you'd get. Charmander for Red, Squirtle for Blue, and Bulbasaur for Green. That would have probably been highly unique.
Are you trying to humiliate Bulbasaur? Give it numerical proof that it's the least favorite?
@@TheDeathmail I mean it's still the best out of the three
@@Michael-mg5kq that’s what i always thought
@@TheDeathmail I have never ever met anybody nor remember anyone choosing Bulbasaur, or even Chikorita or Treecko as a starter. Even in yellow, Bulbasaur was one of my weakest pokemon...but that changed when I traded a Bulbasaur from Blue to Silver, and things got a little different.
@@samusranzer i always pick bulbasaur. And treeko is cool.
Fun fact: The American versions of Red and Blue use the Pokemon distributions/exclusives as Red and Green respectively, rather than taking them from Japanese Blue, which had the distributions changed.
And of course, Green version is also why the remakes are called FireRed and LeafGreen, rather than FireRed and AquaBlue or something ^^
Who doesn’t know this?
The trademark filed was 'WaterBlue' IIRC, so they definitely considered it. It was probably just easier in the end to just keep LeafGreen in the end, since they'd have to make less changes to the game itself.
As Game Freak notoriously was known for terrible programming skills, I definitely theorize that the delay from 1995 to 1996 was because they broke the game somehow and almost shipped a completely broken game.
The Bizarre Hermit they kinda did that anyway
Terrible? Is this a joke? Game Freak basically worked magic to create the original games. The presence of glitches doesn't make a program bad, especially when said glitches are no more numerous than any other game, just more well-known because the notion of catching a new, secret pokemon fit right into the lore of this new cultural phenomenon.
I like Missigno actually and in fact all of the glitches are easter eggs being triggered by the gamer. You can get Mew in Yellow by triggering a glitch as well. So wtf are you talking about?
@@dreadalex you could basicly trigger any Pokémon you wanted, just needed to know how.
Well it's not like the game was stuck or some error from the game during playtime and for very first time the programming was stellar. Ruby/ Sapphire had the battery run dry thing. Gold and Silver you could clone Pokemon.
Was that Drake Bell on the Pokemon commercial???
It was
I knew it !
@@johntheodosakis3501 are you a greek?
Evagelos Pappous Yes I am Greek I’m 50 percent Greek
But I was born and live in America
Leaf does exists as she’s in Smash Bros.!!!
Pokemon let's go too
@Pyro Flare bad joke
@Pyro Flare wtf is wring with you.... i was just sharing my honest opinon... why you so salty..
That's a fan game given, since she has no real name. That will be like saying Green/Blue is Terry cause one of his filename was called that. I prefer to call her Blue/Green since the Manga came before FR/LG.
“Leaf” was in the data files in FR/LG. Which is why people call her that.
*ALSO THE TEXT WO*
*NT FIT ON THE WHO*
*LE SCREEN IN A TE*
*XT BOX AND TEXT C*
*OMES OUT LIKE THI*
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@Katz Meowski im too lazy to edit this rn
@@silverXI22 but you did do it, and I appreciate that
I mean, that was one of the other big reasons to make a better version which code will fit enough symbols for english text. The original japanese versions couldn't afford that cause they were, well, japanese.
The Japanese Blue Version would later be available in Japanese stores soon after it's limited release and red and blue were most likely chosen to compliment each other since the Pokemon on the covers represent fire and water, they most likely chose this pairing as fire and water are seen as being natural opposites to each other, as well as the colours of red and blue themselves.
The creator has said that Japan see’s red and green as opposites and Americans see red and blue as opposite. That’s why it was changed. Both is actually true. Green is the opposite of red but if your talking about warm vs cool then blue is the opposite of red.
@@trapez77 Genuinely it was changed as the west sees red and blue as true opposites unlike in Japan.
@@David315842 that’s what I said
@@trapez77 And what I was meant to convey with my original comment.
Red and Blue being opposite isn't true. It's Red and Green ffs. We are representing colors here.
My mom somehow bought me a green version but it is terribly translated to English 😂 I have no clue what any move is because they're like squirt or throw lol
your mom buying you it was really wholesome :) she probably didn't quite understand this pokémon thing, but wanted to see you happy anyway
@Top 3 I have the original box it came in from Japan so 🤷♀️ it's real, just poorly translated
There’s a bunch of funny counterfeit translates carts of the first two gens
People who lives in Japan: *looks away*
If you've played US blue and red a lot you can play through the original green version with minimal difficulty. I really enjoy it
Besides all the glitches
you can play through literally any of them the first time with minimal difficulty. pokemon has never been hard. the difficulty is in catching them all.. because it requires that you have friends or make them. it's always been about bringing people together.
@@brovid-19I think they meant without being able to read Japanese...
@@brovid-19WITHOUT HAVING THE CAPABILITY TO READ JAPANESE YOU CAN STILL GET THROUGH GREEN EASILY IF YOU'VE ALREADY PLAYED RED OR BLUE. Actually think before you post such a stupid comment...
i always thought bulbasaur was cooler than charmander anyway.
Dinosaur > Dragon
Fire lizard > plant toad
I never see Bulbasaur as anything else as a placeholder Squirtle and Charmander the only choice for me in Kanto xD
@Ghoul Gaming Fire Lizard & Turtle (If you mean Blastoise) >>>>>>>>>>> Fat Plant Toad
I personally think all three are pretty cool.
I love Venusaur's sprite in Red/Green. He's so derpy!
My favourite glitch in the original Red & Green games is getting any party Pokémon to level 100 before Brock just by simply having 7 items in your bag, doing some Select button stuff and winning a Pokémon battle
So yeah, to anyone that wants to try it out, you need to put the Pokémon you want to be level 100 at the front of your party. It needs to know at least 3 moves and your bag needs to have at least 7 items.
Open your bag on the overworld and scroll down to the 7th item. Exit your bag and go into a Pokémon battle. Go to the fight menu and move the cursor to the last option. Press select. The move name will now be something different. Defeat the enemy and your Pokémon will be level 100
Nobody would ever do that on accident
Hold up a bit!.... anyone else notice how the box art for the Japanese games is used in the FireRed/LeafGreen end credits?
Scott Vergin i didn’t know that
Watching them pokeballs float around and that blue background while I'm high as f*** is trippie lmao
Basically:
In February 1996, Pokémon Red and Green were released in Japan. Just before release, Mew is added to the game, an extremely risky decision, since untested code could mess up the game. The games are in black-and-white, but have partial colour support when played on the Super Gameboy.
In October 1996, Pokémon Blue is released in Japan, exclusive to subscribers of Coro Coro (a Japanese magazine). All pokémon sprites are changed, but not because of the animé, which isn't out yet. Some overworld sprites are also changed, and many glitches are removed. Cerulean Cave's layout is completely changed. This version allows you to catch pokémon only obtainable through in-game trades or evolution in Red and Green, such as Jynx and Rapidash.
In April 1997, the Pokemon animé comes out. Like the games, it is hugely popular. In December 1997, the Pokémon seizure incident happens. This changes attitudes to flashing lights in media all around the world, particularly in Japan.
In January 1998 the Super Gameboy 2 is released in response to complaints that the original Super Gameboy didn't contain a link cable port. In October 1998. the Gameboy Color is released.
On September 12th, 1998, Pokémon Yellow is released in Japan. All pokémon sprites are once again updated, this time to look more like the animé. Backsprites in all versions are unchanged from the original Red and Green. Flashing lights for moves such as Thunderbolt and Explosion are toned down, due to new awareness after the animé inicident. It does not feature support for the upcoming Gameboy Color, but retains its predecessors' support for the Super Gameboy. Some of the overworld sprites are again updated. The story follows the animé a bit more, allowing you to obtain all three Red, Green and Blue starters. Jesse, James and Meowth also make an appearance.
Just over two weeks later, Red and Blue are released in North America. These are based on Japanese Blue, but have the version differences (pokémon appearances, in-game trades, etc.) of Japanese Red and Green. This led to anomalies such as a trainer on Cinnabar Island saying that the Raichu you traded him "just went and evolved". In Japanese Blue, you traded him a Kadabra. In the localisation process, Game Freak introduced the now-infamous Missingno glitch, which allows you to catch pokémon next to Cinnabar Island that you shouldn't be, and also allows for item duplication. This exists only in the English-language version of Red and Blue. The mount of pokémon in boxes was reduced from 30 to 20, probably because of language issues. Also, in the localisation, the positions of Item and PKMN on the battle screen were switched.
Pokémon Red and Blue were released in Europe on October 5th, 1999. Two weeks later, Pokémon Yellow was released in North America. This was identical to the Japanese version, but in addition to Super Gameboy support, it also added support for Gameboy Color, so the partial colour support that already existed for Super Gameboy is also supported on Gameboy Color. The Missingno glitch was fixed. Pokémon Yellow came out in Europe on June 16th, 2000.
Hey this is awesome thanks
Besides the goofy sprites, some of the funniest things in the Green version (at least from what I've seen) are the absolutely goofy names for moves. Ledder is apparently Night Shade, and Explosion... isn't Explosion as we'd call it. I think Tackle is called Go All Out.
I think Green version should have being released internationally, with the Green sprites and with Pokemon and Trading available in the Japanese Blue Version.
it WAS released internationally. they just called it pokemon blue.
@@ryangallagher9723 Actually that's not true, that's an urban myth in pokemon community. Pokemon Blue and Red in english were an enhanced version of first japanese Red and Green games mixed with the japanese Blue version, where there are slight changes and different sprites. In the original intro of Green/Red japanese versions appears a Nidorino against a Gengar, however in the Blue japanese version there's a Jigglypuff against a Gengar. Almost all dialogues for Red/Blue (USA) are also from Blue japanese version, however the gameplay are from the original Red/Green, that's why there are some mistakes, as the old man in Cinnabar Island saying that his Raichu has evolved. And more... Maybe we just needed the original japanese Red/Green/Blue translated into english and released internationally.
"Unknown Dungeon"... that phrase triggered some old memories. Good job man, those kinds of UA-cam moments give me chills of joy
I remembered buying Pocketmonster Red cuz my neighbor bought Pockermonster Green so we can traded for version exclusive pokemons.
As far as i can remember
Red has Gardie(Growlithe), Strike(Scyther), Nasonokusa(Oddish), Mankey, Erebu (Electrabuzz), Arbo (Ekans)
Green has Rokon(Vulpik), Kairos(Pinsir), Madasubomi (Bellsprout), Buba(Magmar), Nyasu(Meowth), Sando (Sandshrew)
I forgot the rest.
聞いてねえ
Buba for Uber
Word on the playground was that green was the mythical rare version of pokemon where you could catch wild starters and mew
I'd love to own a copy of Green just for collections sake. Then my collection of original GameBoy Color/Advanced games would be complete.
You can order one second hand from japan. I got my green edition for 3$
@@YamiYume69 I'd be afraid of losing it tbh but I'v thought about buying one online
Your channel was suggested to me and now I want to binge watch all your videos
I had Pokémon American red as kid as well as Japanese Green. But I never played green much because at the time I just thought it was the same game
Nice video. I figured there was more to the differences between blue and green and looked it up years ago but probably forgot. This video helped me remember without me actually having to do any reading.
Pokemon: this 2D pixel game is way too heavy and complicated, it takes 5 years to release it.
Id: here's Doom, we, bunch of dudes put it together in like, idk months
Also Id: here's Doom 2 some months later :d
The doom 2 is not the surprise because making another game with the same stuff is easy, but making a game from scratch in a few months is very impressive
Don't forget that Pokémon was created for hand-held Gameboy, which was a bit innovative and memory-limited, for its time.
@@xXxChAmPoChOpxXx plus balancing all those types and moves. That took generations to get right
Id released a lot of games that time. It was impressive even back then.
@@bg4164 balancing in gen 1... really?
I remember finding a copy of green at a garage sale. I started it and decided to overlevel my starter to evolve it. I got the parcel, returned to oak… and he began to tell me about my Pokédex stats. Doing this means you cannot obtain the Pokédex and are softlocked
A coding issue that they fixed in Blue, thankfully. For some weird reason, the game assumed if you had 'owned' more than one Pokémon (ie by evolving, though I suspect trading one in works as well), you had the Pokédex. They might actually have been aware of the issue on a basic level and that's why you can't obtain Poké Balls before you deliver the parcel. They just didn't think to test the other scenarios which would put you at a 'greater than 1' Pokémon Caught count.
I've watched a lot of Pokemon fact and "did you know" vids but this is the first time I am learning of the swap in Rival names in Japan
Very helpful!
Lmfao is that Drake Bell in the beginning with Pikachu? 😂😂
Lol yup 😅
The change in the way storage boxes work has something to do with resource management. It's be better for the game to address a box of a smaller size, so this fixed one of those many glitches you mentioned
Nice video!
Subbed
Thanks for this! Just started Green today! Bit of a headache but i'll manage!
Fun fact in Red and Green Venusaur sprite looks like it got crushed by something invisible.
I wish they released a Green version here in the US with the old sprites and the Pokémon in Japans Blue version! I think it would have done well! Red is still my favorite because I love Vileplume, Arcanine, and Scyther! (I always choose Bulbasaur so I usually only used Vileplume in the later games) 🌺
There are large graphical changes between the overworld tileset in R/G and BlueJP with the former looking pretty bare and the latter being way more detailed. Also pokeballs were added to window boxes alongside the town map border being removed. Gen II Kanto is mostly based off of the former.
Yellows overworld partially reverts to R/G but with its own unique differences to things like water, doors, windows, signs, fences etc. Interior tileset is the same across all of Gen I.
Then we never got Pokémon WaterBlue in 2004. Gen 1 Remakes.
i just got pokemon red, yellow, blue, and green (all Japanese) with all new batteries for 25 bucks on eBay. Can't wait to see how they all work. Got to catch 'em all!
I thought the rival's name was Ballsac...
When you said you were 8 when pokemon fire red and leaf green came out, I immediately felt my age. I was 10 when red and blue came out in the states lol
Justin Franklin If that makes you feel old, I get comments from people who say diamond and pearl came out before they were born. They came out (outside japan) in 2007
LMAO I was a junior in High School! Btw great video!
@@jf148 Wait a minute, you were 10 in 1998 but still a junior in high school in 2007? Wouldn't you be like 19?
@@kourii I born in 89
@@kourii I'll take 19 over 31 any day lmao.
i feel like ive watch this kind of video several times but i dont mind it
Omg every time I try to explain the characters names thing everybody looks at me like I’m crazy! To make it worst Blue (the female trainer) was renamed Leaf in redfire and leafgreen games...
It wasn't lmao, it's a fan game given since she has no actual name.
I played Pokémon green roughly around the same time as blue and red. I just downloaded it on my pc with dial up lol
Great video BUT ONE THING YOU LEFT OUT, Blue version actually does have more than graphics and bug fixes. Blue version had different pokemon available like other versions of pokemon games. So it's more accurate to say we DID get Green, and Red, but Blue is what we never got from a version view point. Though from a graphics/bugs standpoint, it's the other way around.
Papa do you know what I sea in the sky?
honeytos28 I DONT REMEMBER
The change in box numbers seems to be so they can display the new sprite icons at a bigger size, rather than having more Pokémon crammed onto a smaller screen.
Man just trying to get through the translation is difficult and knowing what symbols are potions 🧪
Another difference is the map in Blue's house actually says Kanto (カント) while the English map didn't have it named. It wouldn't get a name until gen 2.
Putting it in the replies so my heart doesn't disappear. カントー. Based on the real region of Kanto (関東)
Pocket Monsters Blue Version didn't have updated sprites because of the anime. Blue came out on October 15, 1996, whereas the anime premiered in April of 1997 in Japan.
Had green version and couldn't speak or read japanese. had to memorize what attacks were in what slot what items were where. Super hard to do as a 6 year old kid. Helped that I had and played red and blue
Actually I have Pokemon green on my Gameboy emulator but it's in broken English so.....;-;
It's probably a fan translated version then since no official english version exists
@@PaPaSea There's a hack of Pokémon Blue that turns it into Green with proper English. The only thing is that it likely doesn't have any Red/Green-specific glitches, like the extremely annoying glitch where the game sometimes registers pressing A and B as pressing it twice. It would also probably have the Missingno glitch, which no Japanese version of Pokémon has.
I've played the version you're talking about, and it's the closest representation you get to playing the original green. The reason the english is broken is because the originals only had a 5 character limit because that's all you need in Japanese and thus the engine doesn't know how to input more characters.
@@SuperJM9 I've been searching and searching for a hack like that! Or an easy-to-use sprite editor...
@@obvfw This is it:
www.romhacking.net/hacks/876/
and another hack to turn it into Japanese Blue, which has unique wild Pokémon appearances and different in-game trades and game corner prizes:
www.romhacking.net/hacks/2909/
Hi there. I have some good questions. I downloaded the English translated Green Version rom through VisualBoy Advance on my computer. I understand that the original green version was in in Japanese so maybe that's why all the grammar is poor in the game. But what I wonder is why everytime when someone mentions the word 'Pokemon' it is replaced with the word 'PET'? And most importantly the attacks of my 'PETS' are renamed. Such as my Pikachu's thunderbolt being named 'electron shock' and it's growl being renamed 'chirps'. Same with tackle being renamed as "Go All Out' and string shot being "Spin Silk' and my items bag being called 'Goods'. The Pokedex is named Book and a lot of the 'PETS' are renamed as well. Is this what happens to an old Green Version game when translated? Like because it's so old that there were things that were named differently back then?
It's not an official translation, I'm guessing they just dumped everything into google translate and left it
PaPaSea
You can download the game in English in Romsmania I play it on openemu
I had a copy of this. My step dad nabbed it at a garage sale. I have no idea what happened to it but i remember trying to sell it and nobody wanted it
Hey, thats Drake Bell in the red shirt in the beginning ad. That is all I got.
6:29 the scientist looks like too realistic and the crouch looks its not covered XD
Seen pokemon green very early on maybe 97, 98 in the US at a dope Buy Trade Sell video game spot on st marks in the village, nyc, used to have tons of old and imported games, was showing the Pokémon movie on bootleg before release, we were all gathered up at the window!
Was very hard to convince my friends i saw a green version i remember.
I’m surprised you didn’t mention the glitch where if you evolve your starter before getting the Pokedex, Oak will never give you the Pokedex because the game assumes that with more than 1 Pokemon registered, you already have the Pokedex. The guy in Viridian never moves, and you can never progress... well, without exploiting other glitches. I know you mentioned the link where we could find more glitches, but that one’s so huge I thought it would have made the video. Anyway, cool video.
This video wasn’t just about glitches which is why I didn’t mention every single one
@@PaPaSea I get that. I just thought it’d be the most interesting glitch, but that’s just my opinion. Anyway, good video.
I buy Pokemon Green 2DS collection package few weeks too play the Green Version Im a huge fan of Green and Leafgreen Im having a blast on this Green version games Im glad that I watch this video for the difference
Fun fact: I don't speak or read Japanese. But the game is similar enough to yellow that I can play it though with no issue what so ever. It's a fun way to test your play though memory. A bit challenging but a ton of fun to do!
this is exactly why I got leaf green way back then
I always wanted them to put green on the english virtual console, using the original red/green sprites and japanese blue’s pokemon locations
Green is my favorite color and in 2016 I managed to import a Green Transparent 2DS that came out in all 4 colors. It also has Pokemon Green pre downloaded as well.
I’m guessing the extra boxes was so you could have a box dedicated to each type of Pokémon
I’m conversational in Japanese, I bought green recently and I’m so glad I never got rid of my GameBoy color
With how used game prices are I dont think fans wouldve minded a celestial crystal version to go along with heartgold and soulssilver
Seen this in a game store today!
Green was my first pokemon game and man... Did I glitch it to pieces as a kid. Had a friend if my older brother try and glitch me a mew using a water pokemon, and it ended up becoming a tentacool with firepunch. So I ended up using it for multiple playthroughs until my cartridge died... sad days
What's very interesting is that Kanto in Gold/Silver is based on JPN Red/Green which is why the Kanto tile set and buildings look slightly "off" to us in the west
I never knew that. That’s pretty cool
Ppl video starts at 0:00 history is an important piece to this ^remake^ of green this video isnt just about differences I like this content and decided to give a sub
I seen green in the store once back in the day when these games were knew on the shelf. Me and my older bro were shocked and confused yet we passed on it because of it didn’t work we most likely wouldn’t get our money back! Assuming it would be a Japanese version or something. Had to look this up to see if. Anyone else had info on it. This is a cool video. Helps fill in all the curious questions
Forgot to mention Jynx is obtainable in the wild
Look! It’s Drake Bell!
the best part of that commercial
@@PaPaSea I wonder who the other kid is...
Fun fact: FireRed, LeafGreen, Lets Go Pikachu, and Lets Go Eevee, the remakes of these games, use the original cerulean cave layout, even in western releases,
Red and blue was pretty bad quality wise let’s be honest. And as someone who owns a copy of green, it’s like a horrible fever dream in comparison. It’s a wonder how this series became what it is if not for the anime helping it along. And the rival? He’ll always be green in my heart.
Gravalite Niforia it’s bad quality compared to the rest of the games to come forth but that’s usually the case for any series. The game for its time was amazing besides the glitchy tendency it had
It was amazing back in the days it was the coolest thing ever !
You must be pretty young if you dont remember these days
We played the game with no knowledge of the game so much to Explore thats why it is such a big thing
"lets be honest" lol speak for yourself . you're looking at it from the perspective of someone in 2020 . not 1998. when you're in 1998 & its a brand new game you don't think that , nobody thought that. the games got critical acclaims worldwide for how good they were. nobody in 1998 said , "man as someone who is alive in 1998 at this very moment, i must say .. these games suck by 2020 standards." lmao
Rival will always be Red in my pokemon fantasy world 🌎
You can also catch both Jynx & Lickitung in the original Red & Green, but they are only available via trade in the international ones.
Not really. You could catch Jynx and Lickitung in the *Japanese Blue version*. The international versions of Red and Blue had the Japanese Red and Green's Pokémon roster.
I was in japan while green was on sale, and almost bought it, but got pokemon silver in japanese instead.
there was a glitch with the boxes where the last 10 pokemon could disappear so they lowered the box numbers eliminating the glitch
The amount of time I lost as a child vs Sabrina. I would have been pretty happy with that Sabrina glitch. For some reason my venusaur combined with a couple totally ignored other pokemon team failed all the time;)
My first pokemon games were green and emerald ❤
Holy shit I remember that game link commercial. I never realized drake bell was the kid in it
We all know that Rival's name is actualy AssFart🗿
I actually have a physical copy of green version, I bought it in Akihabara when I visited Japan!
One change was with the old man. He’s passed out drunk in the Japanese version
Here's a nifty trick. Im not sure if this still works but if you give a rare candy to a Pokémon that's out of health when it levels up you get a little bit of health. Very handy at the elite 4 if you run out of revives. 👍
Just don’t forget the duplicate rare candy trick at cinnabar.
Never realized how many bugs are in green until I watched a video in green. Crazy bugged out, I want to get my hands on that game and play it
6:28 It's reference to the Tunguska event.
the change to Tiksi is down to Nob the translater choosing a different location
The Japan version of gold and silver had some neat things English didn't. ( Celebi method) Should do a video on that next.
Never played Green, but Red and Blue sparked my fondness for Pokémon! 🔥👊🏽 #blessings #peace #love
Cool. I just found a mint CIB copy of Green at a convention and picked it up for $60.
Dang Mew was born one day after me. Mine is feb. 5th haha