How do I get a Missingno. in gold and silver?

Question

I've figured to get a Missingno. in Crystal is to clone pokemon and doing it half way if someone helps me I grant you all your wishes!

YES, and you can also answer my question.

Answer 1

Missingno. (けつばん, Ketsuban?) (alternately 'M or a sequence of garbage characters), is a glitch found in the Pokémon Red and Blue Game Boy games. Missingno. is an abbreviation of “missing number”; its Japanese name, Ketsuban, also means "missing number". Missingno. can appear when exploiting a glitch in Pokémon Red or Blue; as such, the glitch is often referred to as the Missingno glitch.[1] They can also be forced to appear with the Mew glitch.

After speaking to the man who teaches players how to catch Pokémon in Viridian City, trading a Pokémon with another player via a link cable, or trading a Pokémon with one of the in-game computer-controlled Pokémon trainers, a glitch is activated along a strip of space along the coast of Cinnabar Island. Once that glitch is activated, the player can encounter glitched Pokémon in that strip, including Pokémon with a level higher than the usual maximum of 100, glitched characters such as the unfightable ghost from Lavender Town's Pokémon tower or other non-Pokémon sprites, or "Missingno." and "’M".[1]

Encountering or capturing Missingno. or ’M can cause strange behavior, ranging from strange glitches in a player's Hall of Fame listing to the deletion of all a player's stored Pokémon. One consistent result is that the quantity of the sixth item in the player's inventory is increased to 128. Trying to transfer Missingno. or ’M to another game, such as Pokémon Yellow or Pokémon Stadium often also produces similar inconsistent errors.[1]


[edit] Mew glitch

A wild Mew appears after executing the glitch.In Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow, the Mew glitch is a programming oversight that allows the player to capture any Pokémon, including rarely-seen glitched Pokémon. The glitch gained notoriety for enabling the capture of Mew, a Pokémon that - at the time - was only attainable through official Nintendo promotions or cheat devices.

By carefully timing the use of the "Teleport" or "Fly" Pokémon abilities, players could "trick" the game into beginning a trainer battle even though the player was not present at the time. Since the games only had a single memory region for battle data (because it was assumed that only one battle could occur at any given time), the player could overwrite the original trainer battle data by battling other trainers or wild Pokémon. By choosing opponents with a specific "Special" stat, the player could fill the battle data memory region with the data of his or her choice. Returning to the area where the player first flew or teleported away would cause the game to interpret the crafted battle data as genuine, triggering an encounter with a wild Pokémon at level 7.


[edit] Glitch City

Screenshot of the Glitch City accessed through the Cinnabar Coast (the moment that the player comes out of the Safari Building)Glitch City is a term used by Pokémon gamers to refer to a bug that occurs in the Pokémon video game Red, Blue and Yellow versions.

It occurs when players begin to leave the Safari Zone, but answer "NO" to leaving in the entrance building, and then repeat. They then save, and are able to leave without being asked the third time. The players then use up the remaining steps as if they were still inside the Safari Zone. When the steps run out, they may be transported to Glitch City instead of outside of the Safari Zone like they would have been had they not left. Different areas of the game transport the players to different Glitch Cities depending on where they were when the steps ran out; some don't transport the players there at all.

It is not an actual city, so Glitch City may take on various shapes and appearances depending on the steps taken to access the glitch; the player may be able to move around inside of the area, or may appear trapped by impassable terrain. In some cases, the player may encounter wild pokémon or the Missingno. glitch; or the entire game may freeze, forcing the player to reset the game. However, the player may use field commands (such as "Fly" or "Teleport") to return to an actual city and the game itself.

Glitch City is unique to the Red, Blue, and Yellow versions and the glitch does not occur in later games of the series.

Answer 2

Missingno Pokemon Stadium

Answer 3

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Transfer from Pokemon Red to Silver, Emerald, then HG? I do not believe Silver and Emerald can trade with each other. So... No, you can not transfer it so.

Answer 4

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