Pokemon — Heartgold 4780

Have you seen "4780" appear in your copy of HeartGold? Let us know on the forums—but don't hold your breath for Null-Grass.

Unless you are chasing internet folklore, it is simply a For collectors, it’s a bargain. For romantics, it’s a mystery. And for Game Freak? It’s just inventory management. pokemon heartgold 4780

In Japan, second-hand game stores like Book-Off, Surugaya, and Mandarake use standardized pricing stickers. A complete-in-box (CIB) copy of Pokemon HeartGold (known as Pocket Monsters HeartGold in Japan) often retails for between ¥4,000 and ¥6,000 depending on condition and whether the included Pokéwalker device is present. Have you seen "4780" appear in your copy of HeartGold

Early DS emulators sometimes had trouble rendering HeartGold 's notoriously complex dual-screen graphics. A handful of users have reported that entering a specific cheat code (Code Type: 4780) would cause a bizarre effect: the game would display the Johto region map with the numbers "47" and "80" replacing the location names for Route 47 and Route 48. For romantics, it’s a mystery

According to a creepypasta from 2016, if you name your rival "4780" and then defeat the Elite Four exactly 47 times without saving, the game will glitch and allow you to surf in Ilex Forest. There, you would encounter a level 80 "shadow" form of Celebi called

We’ve investigated the three most prominent theories. The most straightforward explanation for "4780" is a price in Japanese Yen .