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| Pokegods Project Reoccuring Elements
Mr. Psychic
Bill's Garden
Pokegods City
Oak's Gift
Secret HM's
catch 150
Mist Stones
Do this x times Rumor Mill
Pokemon Factory Common Pokegods
New Evolutions
Fabricated
GSC Inspired
Other Sources
Glitch-Related
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| The Pokegods: Secrets and RumorsThe early days ofPokemon's popularity have come and gone. The Red and Blue versions have now been analyzed down to their programming code and brought us to a point where there isn't much that we don't know about how they work. Some people may not realize it, but there was a time when this level of extreme understanding and access to information was not possible. When the Red and Blue versions were first released, theworld was a much different place. The Internet was young and unutilized for the masses, and as of yet unable to share the information it does now. ROM hacking was virtually an unknown niche hobby, with many not even taking into consideration the programming that went into the inner-workings of a game. Pokemon itself had not yet reached the popularity it would for anyone to even consider divinginto the game's coding in search of its secrets. With this environment in mind, speculation easily arose about what might lay hidden just beyond the borders of the games' set boundaries. What exactly was there, just out of reach, in places that seemed to hold so much promise? What Pokemon may exist beyond the official 150? Perhaps there were secret Pokemon, some more powerful than any encountered inthe main game and so rare that almost no one knew of them. Maybe there were Pokemon that even the creators didn't want fans to know about, removed during production or only accessible in the exotic "Japanese version". This type of speculation dominated the fan community's attention for a long while, with debates raging on just what was true and what was not. Theories and "evidence" abounded, withno one ever being quite sure what to believe. Most importantly out of all of this, did these "PokeGods" exist, and where could I catch one? Nowadays it seems that if anyone mentions the "PokeGods" they get laughed off as a troll, or ranted at about how anyone that believed in them was gullible or naive. Many of the early web sites discussing the PokeGods have long been abandoned or disappearedalong with their host as the owners either learned more or simply stopped caring about Pokemon. Of those that survived to become the "big name" sites frequented today, the PokeGods are an untouchable topic. They are simply ignored, or if they are mentioned, it is only briefly. Because of this, when the newer generation of fans hear about these so-called "PokeGods" and go in search of information,they are only met with sites that haven't been updated in over 10 years and those that react negatively and provide misinformation. It seems as though many Pokemon fans today want to just shrug off the early days of when everything was mysterious and Gold and Silver were just around the corner. However, to those at the RAGECANDYBAR, the whole "PokeGods" craze was an important part of the Pokemonfandom that shouldn't simply be forgotten. We have decided to salvage and archive some of the old codes and rumors and finally examine them from a more serious perspective. The origins and spread of these early beliefs have been lost for too long, and if they aren't examined now, they could be forgotten forever. This project aims to finally clear up the mystery that has accumulated over the years andprovide a definitive repository of information for anyone to access, whether for nostalgia or research of their own. | What are the Pokegods? |
The PokeGods are (or were) as their name implies, supposedly god-like Pokemon that could find their origin in one of four different categories, though they were often combined or overlapped.  Supposed evolutions of Pokemon that already existed...