🐱Encountering a long-range trainer is the key to triggering the glitch
⚙️Using the Start button and specific methods like Fly, players can activate the glitch
📝The glitch involves battling a specific trainer and defeating them
💡The engaged trainer class value determines the Pokemon encountered
🌟The long-range trainer glitch opened up new possibilities for capturing Mew
Can this glitch be performed in all versions of Pokemon games?
—The long-range trainer glitch can be performed in the original Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow games.
Is this glitch considered a cheat or a legitimate gameplay technique?
—The glitch is considered an unintended programming oversight, but it has become a popular and widely used technique among players.
Are there any other Pokemon that can be captured using similar glitches?
—There are other glitches and exploits that allow players to capture Pokemon like Missingno and other rare creatures, but they vary depending on the game version and specific circumstances.
Has this glitch been fixed in newer versions or remakes of the Pokemon games?
—In some remakes and re-releases of the original Pokemon games, the long-range trainer glitch has been patched, making it impossible to capture Mew using this method.
Are there any risks or negative consequences associated with using this glitch?
—Using the long-range trainer glitch does not pose any risks or negative consequences to the game or player's save file. However, it is always recommended to backup your game data before attempting any glitches.
00:00Introduction to the infamous long-range trainer glitch and its prevalence in Pokemon rumor culture
02:37Detailed explanation of the step-by-step process for triggering the long-range trainer glitch
05:32Insight into the code and memory manipulation behind the glitch and how it determines the encountered Pokemon
09:36Recap of the long-range trainer glitch and its effects on encountering Pokemon in different locations
