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==How to perform== | ==How to perform== | ||
To perform this glitch, the match setting must be set to team battle ( | To perform this glitch, the match setting must be set to team battle (the friendly fire setting does not matter). Set Joker and Pokémon Trainer on the same team. A third character should damage the Pokémon Trainer's Pokémon without KOing it until it reaches a high percentage. Then, have the Pokémon Trainer use [[Pokémon Change]]. This would cause Joker's [[Rebellion Gauge]] to fill significantly, treating the partner as if they had just taken damage. This would happen each time Pokémon Change was used, allowing Joker to summon [[Arsène]] much more quickly. | ||
In 11.0.0 the glitch could be performed in almost the exact same way with Pokémon Trainer and Pyra/Mythra. The only difference between the previous method is that [[handicap]] must be enabled and the character that will be swapping must have their handicap set to 100% or more.<ref>https://twitter.com/Ruben_dal/status/1368471727131492355</ref> The glitch will behave the same way as before, but effectively offset by 100%. | In 11.0.0 the glitch could be performed in almost the exact same way with Pokémon Trainer and Pyra/Mythra. The only difference between the previous method is that [[handicap]] must be enabled and the character that will be swapping must have their handicap set to 100% or more.<ref>https://twitter.com/Ruben_dal/status/1368471727131492355</ref> The glitch will behave the same way as before, but effectively offset by 100%. | ||
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==In competitive play== | ==In competitive play== | ||
After the glitch was discovered, teams of Joker and Pokémon Trainer were completely banned from playing in doubles due to being considered [[broken]]. A prominent incident is when {{Sm|MkLeo}} and {{Sm|Tweek}} planned to use this technique at [[Glitch 7]] to "abuse the glitch." In response, {{Sm|Tantalus}} tweeted an announcement that the duo of Joker and Pokémon Trainer would not be legal in Glitch 7. Tantalus would have reversed the ban if Nintendo patched the glitch by a certain time frame.<ref> | After the glitch was discovered, teams of Joker and Pokémon Trainer were completely banned from playing in doubles due to being considered [[broken]]. A prominent incident is when {{Sm|MkLeo}} and {{Sm|Tweek}} planned to use this technique at [[Glitch 7]] to "abuse the glitch." In response, {{Sm|Tantalus}} tweeted an announcement that the duo of Joker and Pokémon Trainer would not be legal in Glitch 7. Tantalus would have reversed the ban if Nintendo patched the glitch by a certain time frame.<ref>https://www.dailyesports.gg/joker-and-pokemon-trainer-duo-banned-in-glitch-7-doubles/</ref> As of 6.0.0, this glitch was presumably patched, and so the Joker and Pokémon Trainer ban was lifted. Since the 11.0.0 method of performing the glitch required settings that aren't used in tournaments (i.e. handicap), its existence had little to no impact on competitive play. | ||
==Video== | ==Video== | ||
