The picture would return with the sprite of an old man (the player's character, now elderly) in Lavender Tower, surrounded by all the tombstones of the trainers killed. The player begins using Curse as his dominant strategy to progress through the game, even though it did not work on other Ghost-type Pokémon and did not kill bosses and rivals that would be encountered later, though it did kill them during the final fights.Īfter defeating the Elite Four, the game suddenly cut to black and appeared with the words "Many years later." on the screen. The player thinks the gimmick of this bootleg is that Pokémon and their trainers actually die. When returning, the spot where the trainer once stood would be occupied by a tombstone. When leaving the fight (whether winning or running), the trainer's sprite would also disappear. When picture returned, the Pokémon would be gone and the opponent trainer would have one less Pokéball, meaning the Pokémon had been killed. Whenever the player used Curse, the screen would go black for a moment, with the cry of the defending Pokémon being heard. When in a fight, the defending Pokémon cannot attack, saying they are too scared to move.
It was only level one and had only one attack called Curse. When he goes to play it, it functions normally, except that on top of Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur, there is another available starter Pokémon simply called Ghost, with its sprite being the same as the ghosts encountered in Lavender Tower. One day, (long before the release of Pokémon Black and White), he finds a bootleg of Pokémon Red at a flea market and buys it. He enjoys playing them and making fun of their usually ludicrous content. The story consists of an account from a person who collects bootleg Pokémon games for fun.
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