The most infamous of all Pokémon urban legends concerns Lavender Town and its haunting, spine-tingling tune. Even the bravest of us may have to sleep with a Lunar Wing under our pillow after hearing these shiver-inducing stories! Listen as I recount some of my favorite terrifying tales surrounding the original Pokémon games, but be warned! These are the eerie legends that provide perfect fodder for nightmares, a delicacy to dream eaters such as Gengar.
Far more unsettling than this category of myth are the urban legends that have seeped into the real world, sinister stories about suicide-inducing sounds and corrupted, cursed cartridges. Some fall in to the category of plausible fan theories, such as the Pokémon Gengar being the dark shadow of the lighter Clefable Pokémon, or that Cubone was initially intended to evolve in to Kangaskhan, but was deemed too dark by designers, as the skull Cubone uses as a mask is said to be its mother’s. The Project Creepy Black patch is available to download over at DS-Scene (registration required).As a game filled with legendary beings and mythical monsters that has tantalized the imaginations of millions for over two decades, it’s no surprise that the Pokémon franchise has become the source of many mysterious myths and tales. This dude believes Ghost is essentially a “souped up Jiraichi” in this hack, and that his Curse move is an overpowered version of Guillotine that almost never misses. Ghost doesn’t appear in the video until the 2:45 mark. I haven’t tried it out myself, as I don’t have a backup of FireRed to test the patch on, so I can’t say much about the quality or progress of the patch, but you can check out a screenshot and a video for an old build after the break:
Team Creepy Black, the team working on a patch inspired by the “super creepy Pokémon hack” story we shared months ago, has released its first demo!Īs covered before, this isn’t an exact replica of the original haunted game, as it’s a modification of Pokémon FireRed for the GBA, not the Pokémon Game Boy releases.
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