Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team/Main Pokémon Data

Miscellaneous Data: Main Pokémon Data
Game	Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team
Start Address	0x0357B98
End Address	0x035F2D7
# of Entries	424
Entry Length	72 bytes (0x48)
Total Length	30528 bytes (0x7740)
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The entries contain various type of data for dungeon floors.

Entry Structure

Pokémon Species

• Length: 4 bytes
• Offset within entry: 0x00-0x03
• Range of values: Any valid GBA pointer in little-endian form

This is a little-endian GBA pointer to a string for the Pokémon species name.

Pokémon Category

• Length: 4 bytes
• Offset within entry: 0x04-0x07
• Range of values: Any valid GBA pointer in little-endian form

This is a little-endian GBA pointer to a string for the Pokémon category name. (eg: for Bulbasaur is "Seed Pokémon", for Charmander is "Lizard Pokémon", etc.)

Palette For Overworld Sprite

• Length: 1 byte
• Offset within entry: 0x08
• Range of values: 0-12 (0x00-0x0C)

Value indicating which palette is used for the overworld sprite, from sprite palette 0 to 12.

Pokémon Size

• Length: 1 byte
• Offset within entry: 0x09
• Range of values: 1-6 (0x00-0x06)

Value indicating the Pokémon size. This is relative to the total sprite tiles amount.

size 1: up to 16 tiles
size 2: up to 24 tiles
size 3: up to 48 tiles
size 4: up to 64 tiles
size 5: up to 80 tiles
size 6: up to 96 tiles

Note that using a value bigger than needed does not cause glitches, but this would waste video memory, and thus Team space, uselessly.

Movement Speed

• Length: 4 bytes
• Offset within entry: 0x12-0x15
• Range of values: -1 to 4 (0xFFFFFFFF-0x04000000)

This is a little-endian, signed, long int value setting the default Pokémon movement speed modifier, that is the amount of steps that the Pokémon can take in a turn.

-1 (0xFFFFFFFF): ÷3 steps
 0 (0x00000000): ÷2 steps
 1 (0x01000000):  1 step
 2 (0x02000000): ×2 steps
 3 (0x03000000): ×3 steps
 4 (0x04000000): ×4 steps

Note that if set value differs from 1, there will be displayed relative notice in the Pokémon Status summary.

First Pokémon Type

• Length: 1 byte
• Offset within entry: 0x19
• Range of values: 0-17 (0x00-0x11)

0x00: None
0x01: Normal
0x02: Fire
0x03: Water
0x04: Grass
0x05: Electric
0x06: Ice
0x07: Fighting
0x08: Poison
0x09: Ground
0x0A: Flying
0x0B: Psychic
0x0C: Bug
0x0D: Rock
0x0E: Ghost
0x0F: Dragon
0x10: Dark
0x11: Steel

Note that "None" is an actual type that is not affect by any Move Type effectiveness.

Second Pokémon Type

• Length: 1 byte
• Offset within entry: 0x20
• Range of values: 0-17 (0x00-0x11)

Same as above. Note that if "None" is set, it won't be displayed in the Pokémon Summary.

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