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Transferring Max Mushroom keeps the original Pokemon G-Maxed #208

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Dringodingo opened this issue Apr 20, 2024 · 8 comments · Fixed by #2695
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Transferring Max Mushroom keeps the original Pokemon G-Maxed #208

Dringodingo opened this issue Apr 20, 2024 · 8 comments · Fixed by #2695
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@Dringodingo
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After a Pokemon has evolved with the Max Mushroom you can transfer it with out reverting back to normal. The new pokemon holding the item will not evolved until the game is reloaded. This seems like unintended behaviour. Seems like it would also work with mega stones but I have not been able to test this.
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@Gammer0909
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Wait, so the Pokémon given the Mushroom doesn't evolve until you reload, and then the old Pokémon keeps the G-Max, even after the reload?

@Dringodingo
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Yes that's correct

@Madmadness65 Madmadness65 added (Legacy) Bug Legacy Label, don't apply to new issues/PRs Item Affects an item labels May 5, 2024
@bennybroseph
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still occurs

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@Smewkie
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Smewkie commented May 29, 2024

Would like to add that this bug also apparently allows a duplicate of your form changing item to drop, for example having only one mega aggron on your team and transferring the Aggronite to another pokemon will allow Aggronite to spawn in the shop again.

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n2ash commented Jun 1, 2024

It also causes some extremely weird knock-on behaviors (which may be limited to double-transformed fusions?): transferring Gyaradosite off of a fused Primal Groudon/Mega Gyarados not only doesn't affect the Mega, it causes it to semi-permanently lose the ability to deactivate the Mega at all. The menu ability will appear, but using it will only cause the menu option to go away, where it will stay until you also deactivate the Red Orb - but if you then activate the Gyaradosite, nothing changes, and you can't reactivate the Red Orb until you first deactivate the Gyaradosite again... which still changes nothing.

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flx-sta commented Jul 23, 2024

Fixed since max mushroom is not considered transferable anymore
Tested on beta (e846498)

@flx-sta flx-sta closed this as completed Jul 23, 2024
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Fixed since max mushroom is not considered transferable anymore Tested on beta (e846498)

Are Mega Stones still transferable?

Currently on live, it's possible to get mega stone rewards for Pokemon that have already mega evolved, i.e. Charizard/Mewtwo X getting the Y stone or a double Mega fused Pokemon getting the other stone. The only way to switch mega forms, if you encounter that scenario, was transferring stones in between waves. Where you would transfer the stone you want to another Pokemon, deactivate the form you don't want, transfer that unwanted stone to another mon, then transfer back the stone you want, all within the rewards screen.

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flx-sta commented Jul 23, 2024

Might be worth investigating and if an issue to create a new one. I myself don’t have the bandwidth right now

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