Pokémon Blue Catch 'Em All F.A.Q.
 
Q: What are you trying to accomplish?
A: I am trying to catch all 151 Pokémon and get to the Hall of Fame.
 
Q: What does "Catch 'Em All" mean?
A: "Catch 'Em All", AKA 151, is the name of the category I am running.  The goal is to fill the Pokédex with all 151 Pokémon, using extreme glitching to do so.
 
Q: What is the World Record (WR) for Pokémon Blue 151?
A: No idea.
 
Q: What is your current Personal Best (PB)?
A: 1:56:06 in real time.
 
Q: What is your goal?
A: 1:54:xx or better.
 
Q: How are you streaming/recording your runs?
A: I use the following programs: 
	> Twitch streaming: OBS Studio
	> Game-only capture: vMix
	> Timer: LiveSplit
	> Pokédex: http://db.orangedox.com/34ORGAA967TbnxrW1U/PokedexCounter_v1.5.1_Windows.zip
   I use the following hardware:
	> Capture card: GV-USB2
	> Console: GameCube w/ Game Boy Player + Game Boy Interface
	> Controller: Wii-U Smash Controller

Q: Why Blue version?  Why not Red?
A: Abra is cheaper in Blue, some percentages work out better for Blue than Red, and some other reasons, I'm sure.
 
Q: Why do you name things certain ways?
A: If the name doesn't make sense (if it isn't a single letter for frames), it's a name that specifically manipulates the game code to make the run easier.
 
Q: Which starter Pokémon do you select?
A: I select Bulbasaur.  He is the worst Pokémon in existence.

Q: Why are you resetting so much after Rival?
A: If Bulbasaur has 12 Special, he sucks and therefore must be sacrificed for the betterment of future runs.

Q: Why aren't you weakening Pidgey?
A: Pidgey needs to have a specific current HP value to perform Brock skip.

Q: Why are you resetting so much after Weedle?
A: If Bulbasaur has 15 Special, he sucks and therefore must be sacrificed for the betterment of future runs.

Q: Did you just walk through walls?
A: Yes.

Q: How?
A: Magic.

Q: Why are some Pokémon coloured black/red/blue/white?
A: Black means I've caught them.
   Red means I've caught them, but they are a long evolution, so I will save it for Overworld Redbar.
   Blue means I must perform a glitch known as LG-Fly to catch them, so seeing one beforehand is very beneficial.
   White means I have not caught them.

Q: What is [insert question]?
A: Glitches.  I don't get it either.