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MissingNo. is a notorious glitch Pokemon present in the Generation I of the games. It has been intrepreted into a custom MUGEN character by The_None in 2013. Contrasting the projectile-focused representation of the "character" by Mike, this version is a more physical trickster whose glitchiness is further emphasized with some of it's moves modifying a variable (or an entire set of them in it's Raging Demon equalivement) in it's opponents, which may have varying effects depending on the opponent.
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Movelist
Some special moves have EX versions which can be performed for 1 power stock by performing a command with two button strengths.
Corruption Typhoon
Command
Properties
Throw, hits low
Description
MissingNo performs a spinning piledriver like move. Has a chance to randomly override two of it's opponent's variables. Has an EX-variant in the form of The River Glitch, which has MissingNo. drag it's opponent into itself and beat down in it.
Hundred Gun
Command
(can be also done mid-air)
Properties
Projectiles (EX only)
Description
MissingNo. does what it appears to be Star Platinum's ORA ORA attack. The version has it start the barrage attack in place while the version preceeds the barrage with a dash attack. It has an EX variant Water Gun, which applies projectiles to the barrage attack.
The Duplicator
Command
Properties
Counter, projectiles, knockdown
Description
A counter move that throws out copies of it's opponent (or projectiles). The button strength decides for how long should the counter be active.
Sky....
Command
Properties
Knockdown
Description
MissingNo. jump back into it's wall (with the button strength factoring the height of the jump) and from then can either drop down or do a Slash with any attack button, which has it zap through and spawn from upwords at a position selected by the button used for the slash. The slash itself has an EX-variant with allows it to zap into the other side rather than from up.
Super Moves
Your Reaction to Street Fighter III 3rd Strike Turbo
Command
while guarding
Prerequisites
At least one power stock
Properties
Projectile
Description
Unusually, it's a Guard Cancel attack listed as a super move. MissingNo. takes a turret-like form and shoots a projectile that crumples the opponent as it plays a random animation
A Raging Demon-like attack that on hit overrides all of it's opponents variables in addition to dealing damage, potentially severly affecting the opponent's functionality for the duration of round (or match when the opponent relies on persistent variables in it's coding).
Trivia
The effects of that super can give it an impression of a so-called postman-tier super, and while it can mess up the opponent quite bad, the effects would only last either a single round or a match depending on how the opponent uses his/her round-persistent variables that are altered and it certainly does not use any external batch files to alter the files. (The effect with glitching the opponent is achieved by randomly altering every one of the opponent's variables in a custom state)
Kevin Shields releases a new MBV album
Command
Prerequisites
At least two power stocks
Properties
Fullscreen
Description
MissingNo. lights up and blares a fullscreen attack that throws the opponent all around the screen.
Trivia
named after the band My Bloody Valentine releasing the third studio album in the same year the mugen character was first released. Loomer from the Loveless album can be heard blasted out really loud.
Hermit Exchange
Command
Prerequisites
At least three power stocks
Properties
Throw
Description
MissingNo. reaches out to the opponent with "tentacles", which on hit swap the life values between it and the opponent. Seems only really useful in case MissingNo. would be at a massive health disadvantage.
Trivia
As MissingNo. takes it's appearance out of scrambled in-game data, the author represented that with the particular way he did the sprites. He drew the forms in really small pixel art and then enlarged the pixels and applied random patterns for each of the present colors. Said patterns were made by viewing with TileGGD on either the actual files of the author's other characters or on uncompressed zip files containing extracted sprites of said characters (this is especially visible in few cases like one of the frames of it's standing far fierce "punch" where the Rox Howard texboxes from Omega Tiger Woods' special intros are visible). Likewise, few of the sounds are made by using an audio program to read non-audio files of actual mugen characters.
The Author initially wanted to release this character on April Fools of 2013[1] but suffered a few months delay. Kokesz took this year's April Fools spot.