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= Text Values =
== Text Values ==


* <tt>09C2F0-09CD2F</tt> = Battle text
* <tt>09C2F0-09CD2F</tt> = Battle text
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* <tt>09E1C0-09E9BF</tt> = Item descriptions
* <tt>09E1C0-09E9BF</tt> = Item descriptions


= Denjuu Data =
== Denjuu Data ==


* <span style="color:#C00000;"><tt>4F6BD8-4F7DCF</tt> = Denjuu Stats, Movesets, Evolutions, and Types (Power Version)</span>
* <span style="color:#C00000;"><tt>4F6BD8-4F7DCF</tt> = Denjuu Stats, Movesets, Evolutions, and Types (Power Version)</span>
* <span style="color:#0000C0;"><tt>4F68B8-4F7AAF</tt> = Denjuu Stats, Movesets, Evolutions, and Types (Speed Version)</span>
* <span style="color:#0000C0;"><tt>4F68B8-4F7AAF</tt> = Denjuu Stats, Movesets, Evolutions, and Types (Speed Version)</span>
<div style="border: 1px solid #000000; background: #F0F0F0; padding: 2px;">
In both versions, the format of data is 23 (17h) bytes for each Denjuu and is as follows:<br />
<tt>aa bb cc dd ee ff gg hh ii jj kk ll mm nn oo pp qq rr ss tt uu vv ww</tt>
* <tt>aa</tt> = Type
** 00 = Mountain
** 01 = Grassland
** 02 = Forest
** 03 = Aquatic
** 04 = Sky
** 05 = Desert
** Anything else = glitch type
* <tt>bb</tt> = HP growth rate group (each stat has 8 preset groups of growth rates, which can be found here: http://wikifang.meowcorp.us/wiki/User:Blaziken257/Telefang_2_Stat_Growth_Rates)
* <tt>cc</tt> = HP stat multiplier (divided by 128)
* <tt>dd</tt> = Speed growth rate group
* <tt>ee</tt> = Speed stat multiplier
* <tt>ff</tt> = Attack growth rate group
* <tt>gg</tt> = Attack stat multiplier
* <tt>hh</tt> = Defense growth rate group
* <tt>ii</tt> = Defense stat multiplier
* <tt>jj</tt> = Denma growth rate group
* <tt>kk</tt> = Denma stat multiplier
* <tt>ll</tt> = Move 1
** (List can be found at http://www.freewebs.com/blaziken257/Telefang%202/movelist.html)
* <tt>mm</tt> = Move 2
* <tt>nn</tt> = Move 3
* <tt>oo</tt> = Move 4
** This is always a Denma Attack, meaning it will deplete DP depending on the move, and run off the Denma stat. It is possible to stick an ordinary move that isn't normally used as a Denma Attack in this slot without any problems (and vice-versa), except it will now run off the Denma stat. Also, since ordinary moves were never meant to be put in the 4th slot, it will deplete no DP, and Denma Attacks will not deplete DP in the first three slots.
* <tt>pp</tt> = Level of learning 5th move
** If the Denjuu doesn't learn a fifth move, then this value is <tt>FF</tt>.
* <tt>qq</tt> = Move 5
** This move replaces the 2nd moveslot. A lot of Denjuu, if not all, happen to learn this move BEFORE Move 4. If it doesn't learn a move that replaces the 2nd moveslot, this value is <tt>00</tt>.
* <tt>rr</tt> = Level of learning 3rd move
* <tt>ss</tt> = Level of learning 4th move
* <tt>tt</tt> = Level of Natural Evolution
** If a Denjuu doesn't evolve naturally, this value is <tt>00</tt>. This is true even if it mod evolves.
* <tt>uu</tt> = Denjuu it naturally evolves into
** Unlike Telefang 1, this doesn't go by the order of the game's Picture Book. Rather, it uses this order:<br />http://wikifang.meowcorp.us/wiki/List_of_Denjuu_in_Telefang_2_by_index_number<br />Just take the index number on that page and convert it to hex. If a Denjuu doesn't naturally evolve, this is <tt>00</tt> (this means that no Denjuu can ever evolve into the Basic form of Muscovy, because its index number is <tt>00</tt>).
* <tt>vv</tt> = ???
* <tt>ww</tt> = ???
----
Unlike Telefang 1, the order that the Denjuu appear in the ROM is different from the picture book order, similar to the 21st byte (<tt>uu</tt>) in the data. Here's the order that the game internally orders Denjuu:<br />http://wikifang.meowcorp.us/wiki/List_of_Denjuu_in_Telefang_2_by_index_number
</div>


In both versions, the format of data is 23 (17h) bytes for each Denjuu and is
[[Category: Keitai Denjuu Telefang 2]][[Category: ROM Maps]]
as follows:<br />
aa bb cc dd ee ff gg hh ii jj kk ll mm nn oo pp qq rr ss tt uu vv ww<br />
aa = Type
      00 = Mountain
      01 = Grassland
      02 = Forest
      03 = Aquatic
      04 = Sky
      05 = Desert
      Anything else = glitch type
bb = Base HP 1 (Yes, base stats in this game consist of two bytes... the first
      byte has a huge influence on a stat)
cc = Base HP 2 (The second byte has a much smaller influence)
dd = Base Speed 1
ee = Base Speed 2
ff = Base Attack 1
gg = Base Attack 2
hh = Base Defense 1
ii = Base Defense 2
jj = Base Electric 1
kk = Base Electric 2
ll = Move 1
      (List can be found at
      http://www.freewebs.com/blaziken257/Telefang%202/movelist.html)
mm = Move 2
nn = Move 3
oo = Move 4
      This is always a Denma Attack, meaning it will deplete DP depending on the
      move, and run off the Electric stat. It is possible to stick an ordinary
      move that isn't normally used as a Denma Attack in this slot without any
      problems (and vice-versa), except it will now run off the Electric stat.
      Also, since ordinary moves were never meant to be put in the 4th slot, it
      will deplete no DP, and Denma Attacks will not deplete DP in the first
      three slots.
pp = Level of learning 5th move
      If the Denjuu doesn't learn a fifth move, then this value is FF.
qq = Move 5
      This move replaces the 2nd moveslot. A lot of Denjuu, if not all, happen
      to learn this move BEFORE Move 4. If it doesn't learn a move that replaces
      the 2nd moveslot, this value is 00.
rr = Level of learning 3rd move
ss = Level of learning 4th move
tt = Level of Natural Evolution
      If a Denjuu doesn't evolve naturally, this value is 00. This is true even
      if it mod evolves.
uu = Denjuu it naturally evolves into
      Unlike Telefang 1, this doesn't go by the order of the game's Picture Book.
      Rather, it uses this order:
      http://telefang.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Denjuu_in_Telefang_2_by_index_number
      Just take the index number on that page and convert it to hex. If a Denjuu
      doesn't naturally evolve, this is 00 (this means that no Denjuu can ever
      evolve into the Basic form of Mosukobii, because its index number is 00).
vv = ???
ww = ???
Unlike Telefang 1, the order that the Denjuu appear in the ROM is different
from the picture book order, similar to the 21th byte (uu) in the data. Here's
the order that the game internally orders Denjuu:
http://telefang.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Denjuu_in_Telefang_2_by_index_number
 
[Category: Keitai Denjuu Telefang 2]][[Category: ROM Maps]]

Revision as of 18:47, 12 July 2011

Chip tiny.png The following article is a ROM map for Keitai Denjuu Telefang 2.

Text Values

  • 09C2F0-09CD2F = Battle text
  • 09CD50-09D38F = Denjuu names
  • 09D3A0-09D3CF = Denjuu types
  • 09D3E0-09D40F = Denjuu personalities
  • 09D420-09D49F = Status effects
  • 09D4B0-09D5AF = Map locations
  • 09D5D0-09DD2F = Attack names
  • 09E1C0-09E9BF = Item descriptions

Denjuu Data

  • 4F6BD8-4F7DCF = Denjuu Stats, Movesets, Evolutions, and Types (Power Version)
  • 4F68B8-4F7AAF = Denjuu Stats, Movesets, Evolutions, and Types (Speed Version)

In both versions, the format of data is 23 (17h) bytes for each Denjuu and is as follows:
aa bb cc dd ee ff gg hh ii jj kk ll mm nn oo pp qq rr ss tt uu vv ww

  • aa = Type
    • 00 = Mountain
    • 01 = Grassland
    • 02 = Forest
    • 03 = Aquatic
    • 04 = Sky
    • 05 = Desert
    • Anything else = glitch type
  • bb = HP growth rate group (each stat has 8 preset groups of growth rates, which can be found here: http://wikifang.meowcorp.us/wiki/User:Blaziken257/Telefang_2_Stat_Growth_Rates)
  • cc = HP stat multiplier (divided by 128)
  • dd = Speed growth rate group
  • ee = Speed stat multiplier
  • ff = Attack growth rate group
  • gg = Attack stat multiplier
  • hh = Defense growth rate group
  • ii = Defense stat multiplier
  • jj = Denma growth rate group
  • kk = Denma stat multiplier
  • ll = Move 1
  • mm = Move 2
  • nn = Move 3
  • oo = Move 4
    • This is always a Denma Attack, meaning it will deplete DP depending on the move, and run off the Denma stat. It is possible to stick an ordinary move that isn't normally used as a Denma Attack in this slot without any problems (and vice-versa), except it will now run off the Denma stat. Also, since ordinary moves were never meant to be put in the 4th slot, it will deplete no DP, and Denma Attacks will not deplete DP in the first three slots.
  • pp = Level of learning 5th move
    • If the Denjuu doesn't learn a fifth move, then this value is FF.
  • qq = Move 5
    • This move replaces the 2nd moveslot. A lot of Denjuu, if not all, happen to learn this move BEFORE Move 4. If it doesn't learn a move that replaces the 2nd moveslot, this value is 00.
  • rr = Level of learning 3rd move
  • ss = Level of learning 4th move
  • tt = Level of Natural Evolution
    • If a Denjuu doesn't evolve naturally, this value is 00. This is true even if it mod evolves.
  • uu = Denjuu it naturally evolves into
    • Unlike Telefang 1, this doesn't go by the order of the game's Picture Book. Rather, it uses this order:
      http://wikifang.meowcorp.us/wiki/List_of_Denjuu_in_Telefang_2_by_index_number
      Just take the index number on that page and convert it to hex. If a Denjuu doesn't naturally evolve, this is 00 (this means that no Denjuu can ever evolve into the Basic form of Muscovy, because its index number is 00).
  • vv = ???
  • ww = ???

Unlike Telefang 1, the order that the Denjuu appear in the ROM is different from the picture book order, similar to the 21st byte (uu) in the data. Here's the order that the game internally orders Denjuu:
http://wikifang.meowcorp.us/wiki/List_of_Denjuu_in_Telefang_2_by_index_number