Crystal/docs/NATIVE_PORT.md

Native port status and reference checks

Reproducible reference

The private .reference/pokecrystal checkout is pinned to 7a7881d0d62e0ddbd82dcf10e7116807487ac651. With RGBDS 1.0.3, its crystal11 build is byte-identical to the supplied English US/Europe revision 1.1 ROM. npm run check:reference verifies the files and commit. It checks every ROM and RAM address in src/game/rom/profile.ts against generated symbols, event constants against constants/event_flags.asm, and map-group bounds against data/maps/maps.asm.

To recreate the private reference:

git clone https://github.com/pret/pokecrystal.git .reference/pokecrystal
git -C .reference/pokecrystal checkout 7a7881d0d62e0ddbd82dcf10e7116807487ac651
make -C .reference/pokecrystal crystal11 -j4
npm run check:reference

Install RGBDS 1.0.3 separately for local checks. CRYSTAL_ROM_PATH optionally selects another local location; checks otherwise use Pokemon - Crystal Version (UE) (V1.1) [C][!].gbc at the root. The private CI workflow downloads the user's ROM from the CRYSTAL_ROM_URL repository secret, verifies its size and SHA-1, and builds this reference with the pinned RGBDS 1.0.3 source. It runs only for main, never pull requests.

The reference checkout, rebuilt ROM, extracted graphics, saves and gameplay screenshots must stay in local or private CI workspaces and remain ignored. Private CI deletes them and does not upload artifacts or cache game data. The shipping profile contains addresses and format constants, not game content.

Routine map

These paths refer to the pinned PRET source.

Native module	PRET reference	Evidence and limits
game/rom/lz.ts	home/decompress.asm	All LZ command types have unit vectors; six tilesets match original ASM execution byte-for-byte.
game/rom/assets.ts maps/events	data/maps/maps.asm, data/maps/attributes.asm, data/maps/scenes.asm, data/maps/landmarks.asm, macros/scripts/maps.asm	Any map header in the ROM's 26 groups decodes; only maps explicitly listed in NATIVE_MAPS can be entered. Location names, scene-variable owners and connection offsets come from the ROM.
Tiles/palettes	home/map.asm, engine/gfx/color.asm, engine/tilesets/mapgroup_roofs.asm	Graphics match rebuilt reference bytes. Connected maps draw beyond the edges with the current tileset, like the original strips. Native tileset animation and special palettes; Johto, Ice Path, restless Ilex Forest and Tin Tower each match 96 reference VRAM frames. 192 palette cases match the original routine.
Sprites/rendering	data/sprites/sprites.asm, data/sprites/facings.asm, data/sprites/emotes.asm	Chris/Kris, standard NPCs, emote bubbles and jump shadows decoded. Walking frames follow SetFacingStepAction. Variable sprites and Pokémon icons decoded; grass priority supported. Owned room decorations support selection, removal, slot placement, descriptions and validated saves.
game/world/world.ts	engine/overworld/events.asm, player_movement.asm, warp_connection.asm, data/collision/collision_permissions.asm	30 Hz overworld ticks, 8-tick walks, 16-tick ledge jumps, directional mats, animated door/stair exits, connection coordinates, events, scenes and callbacks. NPC random walks and spins follow HandleNPCStep. Forced movement, Surf, Cut, Strength, cycling rules, pits and elevators implemented. Fourteen reference traces compare turn timing, actors and event flags; map-entry boundaries verify the completed destination. The Bicycle is used from the pack or with Select. Field moves chosen from the party menu are checked here (menuFieldMove).
Event interpreter	macros/scripts/events.asm, engine/overworld/scripting.asm, engine/events/std_scripts.asm	Resumable; yields text, choices, movement, emotes and pauses. Scenes, phone contacts, string buffers and object commands. Unknown commands and specials abort without committing.
Movement interpreter	macros/scripts/movement.asm, engine/overworld/movement.asm, engine/overworld/map_objects.asm	Turns, steps, slides, jumps (two tiles with the original arc), sleeps, facing locks, visibility and emotes. follow takes one tile toward the leader's previous square. All movement opcodes decode, including teleport, fishing, skyfall, shake and flicker poses; Controlled reference scenes check spin, teleport, skyfall, fishing and flicker direction, visibility and lift.
Specials	data/events/special_pointers.asm, engine/rtc/timeset.asm, engine/overworld/decorations.asm	Selected by routine address from the ROM table: SetDayOfWeek, initial DST flags, RestartMapMusic, room decoration toggles, PokemonCenterPC and PlayersHousePC (Bill's, the player's and Oak's PCs), the Town Map, HealParty, HealMachineAnim (its sounds and waits; the machine's sprites are not drawn), CheckPokerus and the StubbedTrainerRankings_Healings stub.
game/scripts/pc.ts	engine/events/pokecenter_pc.asm, engine/pokemon/bills_pc_top.asm, engine/pokemon/bills_pc.asm, engine/events/prof_oaks_pc.asm, engine/events/std_collision.asm	The Pokémon Center and house PCs: Bill's PC (deposit, withdraw, release, change and name boxes, MOVE PKMN W/O MAIL, stats), item storage, the MAIL BOX (MailboxPC) and Oak's rating. Menu strings and texts come from the ROM; lists are native. Printing is not ported.
game/scripts/start-menu.ts	engine/menus/start_menu.asm, engine/pokemon/mon_menu.asm, mon_submenu.asm, party_menu.asm, switchpartymons.asm, engine/items/pack.asm, engine/items/item_effects.asm	The start menu, the party menu with the Pokémon submenu (STATS, SWITCH, MOVE, ITEM) and the pack (USE, GIVE, TOSS) with the field item effects listed below, including Rare Candy, stones and vitamins. Menu strings, prompts and texts come from the ROM; screens are native. Field moves from the menu (checked by the world), Softboiled and Milk Drink, SEL and the Select button (SelectMenu), MAIL (MonMailAction, ComposeMailMessage) and SwitchItemsInBag. party/mail.ts holds the mailmsg struct.
game/scripts/pokegear.ts	engine/pokegear/pokegear.asm, engine/phone/phone.asm, engine/phone/scripts/mom.asm, elm.asm, engine/rtc/print_hours_mins.asm	PokeGear with each card's joypad handling: the clock (Pokegear_UpdateClock, PrintHoursMins), the map card's landmark cursor (TownMap_InitCursorAndPlayerIconPositions, TownMap_GetKantoLandmarkLimits), the phone list (PokegearPhone_UpdateDisplayList, GetCallerClassAndName, PokegearPhoneContactSubmenu, CheckCanDeletePhoneNumber) and calls (MakePhoneCallFromPokegear, CheckPhoneContactTimeOfDay, GetMapPhoneService, HangUp). Callee scripts run in the event interpreter on the start menu's draft. The radio card (PokegearRadio_Joypad, AnimateTuningKnob, UpdateRadioStation, RadioChannels, ExitPokegearRadio_HandleMusic) runs every frame. Screens are native.
game/scripts/radio.ts	engine/pokegear/radio.asm, engine/pokegear/pokegear.asm (LoadStation_*, PlayRadio, PlayRadioStationPointers), data/radio/, engine/events/specials.asm (MapRadio)	PlayRadioShow with every station and segment; ROM texts and tables by label (RADIO in the profile, verified). Unit tests check each station's lines, music and Buena's password; the browser test tunes the card.
Phone calls and swarms	engine/phone/phone.asm (CheckPhoneCall, GetAvailableCallers, ChooseRandomCaller, RingTwice_StartCall, HangUp), engine/overworld/time.asm (CheckReceiveCallTimer, CheckDailyResetTimer), engine/overworld/wildmons.asm (RandomPhoneWildMon, RandomUnseenWildMon, _SwarmWildmonCheck), engine/events/fish.asm, engine/events/buena.asm, buena_menu.asm	Random calls, ringing, the daily reset of the phone flags and Kenji's break, swarms, and Buena's specials. A local sweep runs every caller and callee script without a refusal; tests/phone.test.ts drives every open map's phone trainer through rematches.
game/scripts/trainer-card.ts	engine/menus/trainer_card.asm, engine/gfx/player_gfx.asm (GetCardPic), engine/gfx/cgb_layouts.asm (_CGB_TrainerCard), home/game_time.asm	TrainerCard's two reachable pages with their joypad rules, strings from .Name_Money, .Dex_PlayTime and .Badges, the caught count, and the badges from TrainerCard_JohtoBadgesOAM with their eight-frame steps. rendering/trainer-card.ts draws the card picture, leader faces and badges from the ROM with the card's palettes and attribute map. world/game-time.ts is GameTimer (capped at 999:59:59). Text is native; the blinking colon's and badges' phase start at the page load.
game/scripts/pokedex.ts, game/rom/pokedex.ts	engine/pokedex/pokedex.asm, pokedex_2.asm (DisplayDexEntry, GetDexEntryPointer), pokedex_3.asm (LoadQuestionMarkPic), data/pokemon/dex_order_new.asm, dex_entry_pointers.asm, dex_entries/, gfx/footprints.asm, engine/gfx/cgb_layouts.asm (_CGB_Pokedex)	New mode's main screen and entry screen with their joypad rules: Pokedex_ListingHandleDPadInput, Pokedex_InitCursorPosition, Pokedex_NextOrPreviousDexEntry, Pokedex_MoveArrowCursor and Pokedex_Page. Strings come from the ROM; screens are native. Tests compare the order, all 251 entries and every footprint with the PRET source. CRY and the entries' cries play; AREA, PRNT, the option and search screens, Old and A to Z modes and Unown mode are not ported. ui/pokedex.ts draws the screen and the Pokédex tab.
game/world/atlas.ts	data/maps/landmarks.asm, data/maps/flypoints.asm, engine/pokegear/pokegear.asm (_FlyMap, CheckIfVisitedFlypoint), home/map.asm (GetWorldMapLocation)	The Map tab's atlas: each region's landmarks with their Town Map positions and ROM names, the player's landmark, the visited flypoints and the landmarks with ported maps. Kanto follows the Fly map's Indigo Plateau rule. rendering/town-map.ts draws it. Tests compare positions and flypoints with the PRET source.
game/scripts/options.ts	engine/menus/options_menu.asm, data/default_options.asm, engine/battle/core.asm (CheckWhetherToAskSwitch), engine/menus/start_menu.asm	_Option with OptionsControl and each option's routine on the four option bytes, DefaultOptions, and the three settings consumed so far: BATTLE_SHIFT, MENU_ACCOUNT and STEREO (the sound engine's panning). Strings come from the ROM; the screen is native.
game/audio/engine.ts	audio/engine.asm, home/audio.asm, audio/notes.asm, wave_samples.asm, drumkits.asm, music_pointers.asm, sfx_pointers.asm, cry_pointers.asm, data/pokemon/cries.asm	The sound engine routine by routine, on a byte-for-byte copy of the audio WRAM ($c100-$c2c1) and a sound register model with read masks. tests/reference-audio.spec.ts compares the WRAM and readable registers after every UpdateSound with the cartridge's own routines: all 102 songs for 1200 frames, all 207 sound effects through PlaySFX and PlayStereoSFX, all 251 cries over music, fades, the danger tone and SFX priority. Mutation checks fail it. One branch is unreached by the data: a vibrato step that would carry exactly past $ff.
game/audio/apu.ts, worklet.ts, output.ts	Game Boy Color sound hardware (pandocs)	Pulse, sweep, wave, noise, envelopes, length counters and NR50/NR51, averaged per output sample, in an AudioWorklet fed one video frame of register writes per 70224 cycles. tests/reference-audio-synth.spec.ts compares the output with binjgb's APU by spectrum (median similarity 0.89-0.998 over five songs, a sound effect and two cries). Absolute loudness and the console's analog filtering are not matched. Unlocked by Play or the first press; suspended while paused.
game/audio/sound.ts, battle-music.ts	home/audio.asm, engine/overworld/map_setup.asm, data/maps/setup_scripts.asm, home/map.asm (GetMapMusic), engine/battle/start_battle.asm (PlayBattleMusic), engine/battle/core.asm (PlayVictoryMusic, CheckDanger, cries, fainting), engine/pokemon/health.asm (ComputeHPBarPixels), data/trainers/leaders.asm, engine/overworld/landmarks.asm (RegionCheck)	Map music by map setup, special map music, script and text sounds, battle music and sounds, the evolution's, the Pokédex's, the PCs', the marts' and healing items'. tests/audio-world.test.ts checks a wild battle's music, cries, victory and return to the map's music, the low HP tone, the Pokémon Center's jingle and waits, and a door's sound and fade.
game/scripts/fly-map.ts	engine/pokegear/pokegear.asm (_FlyMap, FlyMap, TownMapBubble, CheckIfVisitedFlypoint), data/maps/flypoints.asm, engine/events/field_moves.asm (FlyFromAnim, FlyToAnim), engine/sprite_anims/functions.asm	The Fly map's region choice (Kanto only after Indigo Plateau, without the player's icon otherwise), the default flypoint and up/down scrolling over visited flypoints (wVisitedSpawns through the ROM's EngineFlags). The flights follow SpriteAnimFunc_FlyFrom and SpriteAnimFunc_FlyTo frame by frame with the party icon. The Town Map, bubble and icons are drawn natively; the leaves are not presented.
game/scripts/evolution.ts	engine/pokemon/evolve.asm, engine/pokemon/learn.asm, engine/movie/evolution_animation.asm, engine/pokemon/party_menu.asm	EvolveAfterBattle/EvolvePokemon over the raw evolution bytes, the evolution texts and a timed, B-stoppable picture sequence, UpdateSpeciesNameIfNotNicknamed, CalcMonStats and the HP rise, LearnLevelMoves, LearnMove/ForgetMove outside battle and PlacePartyMonEvoStoneCompatibility.
game/rom/pokemon.ts	data/pokemon/base_stats, evos_attacks.asm, data/moves/moves.asm, data/items/attributes.asm, engine/gfx/load_pics.asm	Species, move and item names, base data, evolution lists, learnsets, move PP, item pockets, growth-rate exp and front pictures (FixPicBank, PadFrontpic). Starter pictures match rebuilt bytes; all 251 evolution lists match the pinned source.
game/party	engine/pokemon/move_mon.asm, engine/pokemon/caught_data.asm, engine/items/items.asm	GeneratePartyMonStats for script gifts: DVs, FillMoves, PP, exp, CalcMonStatC, happiness and caught data. PutItemInPocket, key items and TossItem. SendMonIntoBox, SendGetMonIntoFromBox (deposit and withdraw), RestorePPOfDepositedPokemon and CalcLevel for the PC's boxes and item storage. TMs and HMs are refused.
game/party/eggs.ts, game/scripts/hatching.ts, game/scripts/hatch-animation.ts, game/world/world.ts	CountStep, StepHappiness, DoEggStep, HatchEggs, SetEggMonCaughtData, DoBikeStep, EggHatch_AnimationSequence, SpriteAnimFunc_RevealNewMon	Walking happiness every 512 counted steps; Egg cycles at byte 128, stopping at the first zero; zero wraps to 255. Hatches commit atomically with ownership, caught data, Pokédex, Togepi flag and naming. Saves during hatching replay the source step. Byte counters and Bicycle count are saved, migrated by absence. Map transitions and battle reloads clear the poison clock; native save restoration preserves its phase. Poison damage remains unported; DayCareStep runs after the Egg check, so a hatching step skips it. ROM tile screens render wobbling, cracks and shell fragments: reference checks compare 344 wobble frames plus shell OAM states, tilemaps and palettes for normal Togepi and shiny Pichu. Hardware loading waits and the final species-specific front-picture animation remain absent; Unown uses A instead of stale battle DVs. Sounds are wired but not checked by ear.
game/scripts/screen.ts, game/rendering/tile-screen.ts, game/rom/font.ts	home/tilemap.asm, engine/gfx/load_font.asm (_LoadStandardFont, LoadFrame)	Tile screens: a 20x18 tilemap with background palettes and sprites over it, built by a minigame or special from ROM graphics and answered with buttons. Blinking sprites follow bit 4 of the frame counter. Overlay screens (a menu box) leave the map visible around them. The standard font and the option's textbox frame load as 2bpp tiles.
game/scripts/unown-puzzle.ts	engine/games/unown_puzzle.asm, engine/events/specials.asm (UnownPuzzle), engine/gfx/cgb_layouts.asm (_CGB_UnownPuzzle)	_UnownPuzzle: InitUnownPuzzlePiecePositions with Random, the d-pad rules, picking up and placing pieces, CheckSolvedUnownPuzzle, and the graphics (ConvertLoadedPuzzlePieces' doubling, the piece borders, the cursor and START/CANCEL, the OAM layouts) and palettes from the ROM. Sounds are not played.
game/scripts/ruins.ts	engine/events/unown_walls.asm, data/events/unown_walls.asm	DisplayUnownWords as an overlay screen with the chamber tileset's Unown letters, HoOhChamber and OmanyteChamber.
game/scripts/goldenrod.ts, game/world/day-timers.ts	engine/events/name_rater.asm, haircut.asm, lucky_number.asm, engine/overworld/time.asm, engine/menus/intro_menu.asm	Name Rater ownership checks, ROM haircut happiness tables, Lucky Number party and box matching with first-winner ties, saved number and Friday countdown with 140-day rollover.
Goldenrod shops, gifts and prizes	engine/items/mart.asm, engine/pokemon/move_mon.asm (GivePoke), engine/events/specials.asm (GameCornerPrizeMonCheckDex), engine/pokedex/new_pokedex_entry.asm	All five mart types, gift OT/nickname and MAIL, full-party gifts to the box, coin commands and balance boxes, and first-owned prize registration with two A/B pages. Boxed gifts approximate an unspecified stale enemy held item as zero. SlotMachine and CardFlip run as described below.
Route 35, Route 36, Route 37, Ecruteak and Burned Tower	home/trainers.asm (_CheckTrainerBattle), mobile/mobile_41.asm (CheckMobileAdapterStatusSpecial), engine/overworld/overworld.asm (LoadUsedSpritesGFX, RefreshSprites)	These maps' scripts (Floria and the Sudowoodo Squirtbottle battle, Arthur, Sunny, the Itemfinder house, the Kimono Girls and HM03 Surf, Eusine and the rival's Burned Tower cutscene) run on already-ported primitives. checkTrainers skips a map trainer whose script is ObjectEvent (the Burned Tower rival) once its own flag is set: the original reads ObjectEvent's bytes as flag $f251, bit 1 of wNumKeyItems through echo RAM. tests/reference-trainer-sight.spec.ts runs _CheckTrainerBattle for every wNumKeyItems 0-6: the original matches the port only with two, three or six key items; otherwise it reports a sighting and LoadTrainer_continue copies ObjectEvent's own bytes into wTempTrainer as a trainer header (class $26 SWIMMERM, ID $16), one past SWIMMERM's last trainer. ReadTrainerParty's name-skipping loop then runs off the end of its table into the next one with no padding between them, landing on a real, undamaged record: SwimmerF's ELAINE (a single level 21 Staryu), shown with SWIMMERM's sprite, cry and class text — confirmed by running ReadTrainerParty and Battle_GetTrainerName themselves. That battle is never reached cleanly: StartBattleWithMapTrainerScript first prints the decoded seen text ($46ee in the map scripts' bank, the middle of SproutTower1FStatueText). Its first byte, the space $7f, is dispatched as a text command; TextCommands has 23 entries, so the pointer comes from home code beyond the table and execution jumps to $0428, inside the VBlank handlers. What follows depends on the whole CPU and stack state, so the port keeps skipping the sighting rather than inventing an outcome. The pursuit stops here: the trainer check runs before CheckTileEvent's warp, so the sighting is reachable after the cutscene's warpcheck, but no end-to-end emulator replay of the scene was made (the repository has no cartridge-save export). CheckMobileAdapterStatusSpecial is unused outside the Japanese release and always clears its result; LoadUsedSpritesGFX/RefreshSprites are VRAM sprite tile loading, presentation only.
game/world/roam-mons.ts	engine/overworld/wildmons.asm (InitRoamMons, CheckEncounterRoamMon, UpdateRoamMons, JumpRoamMons), data/wild/roammon_maps.asm	Raikou and Entei roam from InitRoamMons; Suicune's slot is kept but not started. UpdateRoamMons runs on connections, door and pit warps and after one wild battle in sixteen; JumpRoamMons on Fly, Teleport and Continue. A roaming beast can take a grass encounter, and the battle writes its HP back or clears the slot.
Bug-Catching Contest	engine/events/bug_contest/*.asm, maps/Route35NationalParkGate.asm, maps/Route36NationalParkGate.asm, engine/menus/start_menu.asm	Registration, Park Balls, contestant selection, the timer on the game clock, out of balls, QUIT, judging from BugContestantPointers with ties to the earlier entry, prizes and CheckPartyFullAfterContest. The contest state saves. The status box is a text page above the start menu. No sound.
game/scripts/cianwood.ts, Routes 38–41, Olivine and Cianwood	engine/events/shuckle.asm (GiveShuckle, ReturnShuckie), engine/pokemon/bills_pc_top.asm (CheckCurPartyMonFainted), engine/pokemon/caught_data.asm (SetGiftPartyMonCaughtData), engine/events/poke_seer.asm, engine/events/print_photo.asm, engine/printer/printer.asm (PrintPartymon, CheckPrinterStatus), engine/printer/printer_serial.asm, engine/events/specials.asm (PlaySlowCry)	Shuckie is a level 15 party-only gift with MANIA's OT, ID 518, nickname, a Berry and LANDMARK_GIFT caught data; it sets ENGINE_GOT_SHUCKIE_TODAY. ReturnShuckie returns all five codes; CheckCurPartyMonFainted looks at the rest of the party, and Mania answers SHUCKIE_FAINTED with his happiness speech, as the original does. PokeSeer follows ReadCaughtData, including the missing cp [hl] that compares only the OT ID's high byte, GetCaughtLocation's event and gift landmarks, GetCaughtLevel's ??? that leaves wSeerCaughtLevel unchanged, and SeerAdvice's inclusive thresholds. wSeerCaughtLevel lives in the "Miscellaneous WRAM 1" union: the port keeps the Seer's own last value until a load, while in the original other users of those bytes may change it. PhotoStudio has no printer to talk to: the handshake reads $ff, so CheckPrinterStatus reports PRINTER_ERROR_2, and SendScreenToPrinter retries until B sets hPrinter. The port shows "Printer Error 2" with "Press B to Cancel" on one page, then the no-photo text; the print page behind the box and its alternation with "CHECKING LINK" are not drawn. PlaySlowCry is audio. The story maps run on ported script commands; tests/olivine-cianwood.test.ts and six playthrough stages cover them.
game/scripts/lake-of-rage.ts, Route 42 to Mahogany, the Lake of Rage, the Rocket Hideout and Pryce	engine/events/magikarp.asm (CheckMagikarpLength, CalcMagikarpLength, PrintMagikarpLength, MagikarpHouseSign), engine/menus/intro_menu.asm (InitializeMagikarpHouse), engine/pokemon/search_party.asm (FindThatSpecies), engine/overworld/scripting.asm (DoScene), engine/events/money.asm (TakeMoney)	The Magikarp is measured from its own DVs and OT ID with the battle code's CalcMagikarpLength (whose .BCLessThanDE compares only the high byte). A longer one, compared feet then inches, becomes the record with the Magikarp's OT name as holder; the record starts at 3′6″ by RALPH and is saved as magikarpRecord. FindThatSpecies reads wPartySpecies, where an Egg is EGG, so an Egg is never found. setmapscene/setscene on a map without a scene variable (Route 43, the Lake of Rage): GetMapSceneID leaves de alone and DoScene still writes the byte through it when it is nonzero. At the Route 43 gate de is EventFlagAction's byte offset of EVENT_CLEARED_ROCKET_HIDEOUT (4), the MBC3 RAM-enable register, so nothing changes. After the Red Gyarados, de is whatever closetext left; the port consumes the byte and changes nothing, and that write was not checked in an emulator. TakeMoney leaves a short account at zero, so the Route 43 Rockets take all of a smaller balance. The Rocket Hideout's cameras, traps, passwords, executives and Electrodes and Pryce's ice floor run on ported primitives; PlayCurMonCry is audio. tests/mahogany.test.ts and five playthrough stages cover them.
game/scripts/blackthorn.ts, the Radio Tower takeover, Ice Path, Blackthorn and Dragon's Den	engine/events/dratini.asm (GiveDratini), engine/events/move_deleter.asm (MoveDeletion), engine/pokemon/mon_menu.asm (ChooseMoveToDelete), engine/events/whiteout.asm (Script_Whiteout), data/maps/setup_scripts.asm (MapSetupScript_Continue)	GiveDratini searches the party backwards by species and writes .Movesets 0 (WRAP, THUNDER WAVE, TWISTER, EXTREMESPEED) or 1 with each move's base PP; a value of 2 or more changes nothing. MoveDeletion follows the routine's order of questions; ChooseMoveToDelete is shown as a list of the moves, and .DeleteMove shifts the later moves and PP bytes, PP Ups included. A save records objects whose visibility no longer matches their flags: MapSetupScript_Continue skips LoadMapObjects, so a flagless object a script made disappear (the Radio Tower director) stays gone after Continue and one that appeared with its flag set stays visible; a later visit rebuilds them from the map. A battle lost inside an scall jumps to Script_Whiteout without unwinding; its newloadmap is followed by endall, which drops the caller. The switch room's doors, the warehouse's reset, the Ice Path and Blackthorn Gym stone tables, whirlpools and the Dragon Shrine quiz run on ported primitives. tests/blackthorn.test.ts, tests/radio-tower.test.ts and six playthrough stages cover them.
game/party/day-care.ts, game/scripts/day-care.ts, Day-Care and Route 34	engine/events/daycare.asm, engine/pokemon/breeding.asm, engine/pokemon/move_mon.asm, engine/pokemon/breedmon_level_growth.asm, DayCareStep, _GiveOddEgg	Deposit refusals, level growth/price, move learning on retrieval, compatibility and egg moves/DVs/species, the egg countdown/chance, collection and Odd Egg tables run from the user's ROM. Retrieval keeps the original experience truncation. The save holds both parents and the prepared egg, active/compatible bits, countdown and mother index, with flag consistency validation and absence migration. Day-Care map objects resolve their deposited species' ROM icons. Six controlled-RNG cartridge comparisons cover routine state and byte consumption; native tests cover map scripts and save/reload. Keeper UI/audio timing and fence OAM/palettes are not reference-validated. Hatching is the row above.
game/party/hall-of-fame.ts, game/scripts/hall-of-fame.ts, game/scripts/pc.ts	engine/events/halloffame.asm (GetHallOfFameParty, _HallOfFamePC, LoadHOFTeam, DisplayHOFMon), engine/menus/save.asm (AddHallOfFameEntry), engine/events/pokecenter_pc.asm (.ChooseWhichPCListToUse, HallOfFamePC)	Up to 30 recorded teams, newest first, with the capped win count; saved and migrated by absence, separate from the League flag. Nothing records a team until the League is ported. The PC lists HALL OF FAME from the count; pages browse with A, Start and B as the original does, and keep its unreachable "HOF Master!" title. A cartridge comparison of 255 teams checks the tilemap, attributes, graphics and palette; the frontpic animation (HOF_AnimateFrontpic) is not presented.
game/scripts/tin-tower.ts, Tin Tower and Whirl Islands	engine/pokemon/search_owned.asm (BeastsCheck, MonCheck, CheckOwnMonAnywhere, CheckOwnMon)	CheckOwnMonAnywhere returns nothing with an empty party, then reads the party structs' species (an Egg counts as its species), sBox and the thirteen other sBoxN copies, matching the player's ID and the OT's first five letters (NAME_LENGTH_JAPANESE - 2 compares, stopping early at a shared terminator); the Day-Care is not searched, preserving the original's explicitly documented bug even now that deposits run. The original searches the current sBox and skips its numbered sBoxN copy; the port searches each logical box once. The sages, Suicune, Ho-Oh and Lugia run on ported primitives (BATTLETYPE_SUICUNE, BATTLETYPE_FORCEITEM). tests/tin-tower.test.ts and two playthrough stages cover them.
game/scripts/battle-tower.ts, the Battle Tower	engine/events/battle_tower/battle_tower.asm (BattleTowerAction, RunBattleTowerTrainer, ReadBTTrainerParty, CopyBTTrainer_FromBT_OT_TowBT_OTTemp, BattleTower_GiveReward, BattleTower_RandomlyChooseReward, LoadOpponentTrainerAndPokemonWithOTSprite, CheckForBattleTowerRules), engine/events/battle_tower/load_trainer.asm, engine/events/battle_tower/rules.asm, engine/events/battle_tower/trainer_text.asm, mobile/mobile_46.asm (_BattleTowerRoomMenu, BattleTower_LevelCheck, BattleTower_UbersCheck), mobile/mobile_5f.asm (Menu_ChallengeExplanationCancel), engine/link/link.asm (TryQuickSave), engine/battle/core.asm, engine/battle/effect_commands.asm, engine/battle/misc.asm (DoBadgeTypeBoosts)	The Battle Tower's SRAM and the work RAM its scripts share are saved as battleTower. The trainer sampler keeps its index as the running byte after a repeated trainer; the Pokémon sampler starts again from hRandomAdd; both fold Random's hRandomAdd into a byte below a power-of-two mask, which the port draws from its random source. BattleTowerText reads the class's gender (1.1 behaviour) and picks the greeting from hRandomAdd (0-24 male, 0-14 female), keeping it for the end texts. Each battle start counts the battle and marks the challenge in progress, as CopyBTTrainer_FromBT_OT_TowBT_OTTemp does; LoadPokemonData then returns the party, Pokédex and Unown Dex to the quick save's. The level menu shows the levels as a list; its CANCEL/B question and the mobile code's YES/NO flow are modelled from their outcomes (YES leaves with $a, NO picks a level again). TryQuickSave asks the overwrite question for the player's own save and shows the saving texts; the port keeps the place and Pokémon data LoadPokemonData and Reset return to. The native game saves itself, so the original's "left without saving" state (a reset during a challenge) cannot arise: a reload replays the room's script. Reset returns the player to the quick save's place with the 1F scene set to check the challenge; the original's rollback of money gained by Pay Day is not reproduced. In battle, wInBattleTowerBattle turns off obedience, DoBadgeTypeBoosts, BadgeStatBoosts, experience, the pack (BattleMenu_Pack says items can't be used), AI items and prize money, uses Falkner's AI attributes, keeps Sleep to %011 and skips the AI's random failure for Sleep, Poison, stat-lowering and Paralyze moves; a loss shows BattleTowerText and does not white out. DoBadgeTypeBoosts was added to every battle (it was missing). BATTLETOWERACTION_LEVEL_CHECK and _UBERS_CHECK and the mobile actions are reached only from unreferenced scripts and stay refused. tests/battle-tower.test.ts, tests/battle-tower-engine.test.ts and tests/reference-badges.spec.ts cover them.
game/scripts/slot-machine.ts, game/scripts/card-flip.ts	engine/games/slot_machine.asm, engine/games/card_flip.asm, engine/gfx/cgb_layouts.asm	Both on a realtime tile screen (two frames per tick, buffered buttons). Slots: reel strips, spin rates and scrolling, bias tables with the lucky machine and seven streak, reel 3's Golem and Chansey replay with their sprites, payouts. Card Flip: deck, 12×11 board, cursor sprites and ChooseCard_HandleJoypad, paytable. Tilemaps, all 48 cursor positions, selected reel states and whole Golem/Chansey/Egg sequences are checked against the ROM (tests/reference-game-corner.spec.ts, which runs CardFlip_UpdateCursorOAM, Slots_UpdateReelPositionAndOAM/.SpinReel and the sprite-animation engine's own Golem/Chansey/Egg routines): the cursor, the reel symbols and the three creatures each anchor an OAM-relative pixel pair 8 (x) and 16 (y) beyond the screen's, as cursorSprites reads; depixel's own two arguments end up swapped by _InitSpriteAnimStruct (confirmed against the reference emulator), so Golem/Chansey/Egg's X and Y bases were swapped to match, and Golem's own OAM table X-flips its right half. PlaySpriteAnimations is compared frame by frame over a three-Golem run and a Chansey round with two eggs (shadow OAM, wSlotsDelay and hSCY): frames last 8 ticks (the first draw plus 7 decrements); Golem's frames 3 and 4 flip the whole OAM set (offsets become −8−offset); a sprite removed by DeinitializeSprite is still drawn that tick, because UpdateAnimFrame runs after the animation function; the Golem's roll toggles hSCY by ±2, which the tile screen shows with the space tiles _SlotMachine filled the BG map with. The rows scrolled in use palette 0, since the attribute map beyond row 18 is not reproduced. No sound.
Text interpreter	macros/scripts/text.asm, constants/charmap.asm, home/text.asm	Literal/far text, RAM names and string buffers from native state, numbers of dots, and sound or pause cues (consumed). text_asm and other RAM reads are refused.

Supported event opcodes are explicit in the interpreter switch. Audio commands consume their operands, but sound sequencing is pending; those opcodes do not imply complete audiovisual behavior. pause holds the current text or waits the original number of overworld ticks.

Scripts run on a private draft. The world presents each yielded effect, then resumes the script with the player's answer or when the animation ends. The draft is committed only when the script ends. A save made during a scene returns the committed state, and coordinate events rewind to the source of the triggering walk or two-tile jump. Saves during movement also retain the source tile until arrival events run, including across map connections. A failed scene restores the positions it had changed. As in LoadMapObjects, map objects spawn when the map loads. Later flag changes do not remove objects already shown; only appear and disappear do.

The opening scenes currently run end to end from the ROM: Mom's Pokégear, weekday and DST scene, the teacher at the west edge, the rival at the lab window, Elm's introduction with its yes/no loop, the lab's exit guard, the starter choice with pokepic, givepoke and the nickname prompt, Elm's directions and the aide's Potion through the ROM's own GiveItemScript. callasm accepts only explicitly empty routines or native translations: HalveMoney, GetWhiteoutSpawn, the item ball's TryReceiveItem and the fruit tree routines. The naming screen is a native text field limited to the characters the original offers.

Actual emulator comparison

tests/reference-parity.spec.ts loads the user's ROM into the reference emulator and places a small original test trampoline in emulated WRAM. It calls the ROM's FarDecompress routine at $0b40, then sets a return sentinel. Every output byte is compared with the native decoder for six supported map tilesets. This executes the original routine rather than comparing two copies of our code.

The same suite compares 400 damage cases and 400 type-effectiveness cases per browser against the original battle routines, 300 CalcMonStats cases (with and without stat experience, including levels above 100 that reach the 999 cap) and every CalcExpAtLevel value for the six growth rates and levels 1–100. Battle unit tests cover win, escape, loss, experience, level-up and move-learning flows, and tests/playthrough.test.ts plays the whole opening quest from a new game through GameWorld's inputs, with save/reload after each stage. This establishes parity only for the compared routines and inputs. It does not prove complete gameplay, rendering, battles, audio, timing or physical-device parity. Extend controlled comparisons as each subsystem is translated.

tests/reference-random.spec.ts also executes the unpatched BattleCommand_Critical, BattleCommand_CheckHit and BattleCommand_DamageVariation routines. The original Link RNG and the native random callback start from the same ten-byte stream. Each case compares the result, modified accuracy, miss damage and final RNG stream/cursor, covering skipped draws and rejection sampling across stream regeneration. Each browser runs 2,560 critical cases, 2,914 accuracy cases and 2,149 damage-variation cases. Critical coverage includes every random byte at all five reachable stages, Focus Energy, Scope Lens and the species-specific items. Accuracy coverage includes all stage pairs, Foresight, BrightPowder, perfect accuracy, X Accuracy, rain/Thunder, Dream Eater, drain/substitute failure and Jump Kick miss damage. Damage coverage includes 0/1's no-draw path, rounding and 16-bit boundaries. Mutating each command's threshold or divisor makes its comparison fail.

These are isolated command comparisons using controlled Link RNG inputs, not a claim of Link battle support or matching the hardware-timed non-Link RNG. Protect's text path and the refused Lock-On/Fly/Dig paths are outside these fixtures. Capture decision comparisons are described below; whole-battle reference comparisons remain open.

Validation

npm test
npm run test:e2e
npm run check:reference
npm run check:vendor
npm run build
npm run check:release
npm run build:reference

User-ROM tests skip when the file is absent, including synthetic CI. The separate private CI job requires a verified ROM and PRET build before running these tests. Comparing with rebuilt graphics also needs that build. Manual-save generators stay opt-in, and browser-independent engine traces run only in Chromium. Do not report skipped checks as CI passes.

Native production is dist/; the optional reference output is dist-reference/. Release checks reject emulator dependencies, binary game files and embedded binary assets in the native output. Source review is still required when adding assets or data.

Save schema

Saves live in slots (see PLAN.md, save slots): the slot model is version 1, each record keeps the version-1 envelope below, and the game state inside has its own schema.

Native saves are version 3. Version 2 added scene values by owning map, phone contacts, the weekday offset and DST flag, and positions of objects that scripts moved on the current map. Version 3 adds the player ID, party, bag, Pokédex seen/caught sets and money, and later Mom's savings (momsMoney, migrated by absence to 0). Early version-3 backups without money receive the original starting balance; explicitly invalid balances are rejected. Restores recompute each Pokémon's stats from its DVs and reject any mismatch, and check every item against its ROM pocket. Older saves migrate with new-game defaults; a missing player ID is drawn as a new game draws it. Objects are restored from the save on continue, and only the TILES callback runs, as in MapSetupScript_Continue.

Later fields keep, by absence-migrated defaults: memory, the saved WRAM bytes that scripts read and write directly, by PRET label (SAVED_WRAM); and unownDex with firstUnownSeen (wUnownDex, wFirstUnownSeen).

Scripted trainer battle foundation

game/rom/trainers.ts decodes TrainerGroups, TrainerClassAttributes, TrainerClassNames, TrainerClassDVs and map trainer headers. Tests cover all 542 ROM records across 67 classes; CAL2 construction refuses its SRAM-dependent Mystery Gift party.

game/battle/ai.ts translates AIChooseMove, AI_Redundant and the Basic, Setup, Types, Offensive, Opportunist, Aggressive, Cautious, Status and Risky layers. It preserves the original random tie selection, known redundancy quirks, HP thresholds, exclusions and the deterministic pre-variation damage estimate used by Aggressive and Risky. game/battle/smart-ai.ts translates every AI_Smart_EffectHandlers entry, including its random thresholds, byte score wrapping and the CheckTypeMatchup bug: the AI's type checks read the move struct and Foresight flag through hBattleTurn, so they can use the player's struct, and Conversion2's write to it persists. tests/reference-smart-ai.spec.ts runs the unmodified AI_Smart routine in the reference emulator for all 251 moves, comparing scores, Random consumption, hBattleTurn and the player's move type. Synthetic scoring vectors cover the other layers.

loadtrainer, winlosstext and startbattle run scripted trainer battles through the existing battle UI. Tests cover Joey's ROM party/text/reward, RUN refusal, trainer experience, Amulet Coin, CANLOSE behavior, money limits, transactional rollback and midbattle restore. Chromium and WebKit exercise the UI with a test-only script.

Map trainers

home/trainers.asm and engine/events/trainer_scripts.asm: talking to an OBJECTTYPE_TRAINER object runs TalkToTrainerScript with the object's header copied as wTempTrainer; _CheckTrainerBattle runs SeenByTrainerScript with wSeenTrainerDistance. The world checks sight in PlayerEvents order: before warps, coordinate events and encounters at the end of a step (a seen player's tile events are then skipped, as DisableEvents does), and on idle ticks before scene scripts and input. Walls and objects do not block sight. TrainerWalkToPlayer/ComputePathToWalkToPlayer build the raw wMovementBuffer bytes, which applymovementlasttalked decodes with the normal movement reader. wRunningTrainerBattleScript lives in the script run: zero at the start, set by loadmem after the battle so endifjustbattled ends the after-script. Trainer commands without a map trainer are refused. MomTriesToBuySomething after scripted battles does nothing while Mom's savings (not ported) are zero.

engine/battle/core.asm and engine/battle/ai/items.asm, switch.asm: when a trainer's Pokémon faints and others remain, UpdateBattleStateAndExperienceAfterEnemyFaint zeroes its party HP and runs NewEnemyMonStatus; EnemyPartyMonEntrance then sends out the Pokémon chosen by FindMonInOTPartyToSwitchIntoBattle. When every candidate is threatened it draws BattleRandom & 7, which tests pin. AI_SwitchOrTryItem runs before either side moves: CheckAbleToSwitch, the Often/Rarely/Sometimes thresholds, AI_TrySwitch and AI_Switch (withdraw text, HP and status back to the party). CheckTypeMatchup ignores the type its switch-AI callers load and uses BATTLE_VARS_MOVE_TYPE, so every such matchup uses the enemy's chosen move type; FindEnemyMonsWithASuperEffectiveMove never resets its result between Pokémon; FindEnemyMonsWithAtLeastQuarterMaxHP rotates HP bits instead of multiplying. All three bugs are kept. UsedMoveText records wPlayerUsedMoves. Refused: Pursuit on a switching Pokémon, Perish Song and Spikes. Side effects of the type scans on the move structs (overwritten types and animation) are not modelled; the next ParseEnemyAction/ParsePlayerAction reloads them.

AI_SwitchOrTryItem's DontSwitch path runs AI_TryItem, including when Mean Look or Wrap blocks switching. Only the trainer's highest-level Pokémon (ties included) may use the two class items. All 13 AI_Items entries are ported: Full Restore, Max/Hyper/Super Potion, Potion, Full Heal, X Accuracy, Guard Spec, Dire Hit and the four X stats. The HP, status, first-turn and random gates preserve CONTEXT_USE, ALWAYS_USE and UNKNOWN_USE. A used item consumes the enemy's turn, updates the party, and clears the original move counters and substatuses.

The original bugs remain: Full Heal leaves confusion; status healing leaves Nightmare and burn/paralysis stat penalties; X stats see stale miss/failure flags; a declined second-slot item strands the first slot for the rest of the scan. That pointer can also read the base reward as a third item. The port models this extra slot, but not further drift into AI flag bytes; no real two-item trainer's base reward matches an item in this ROM. Battle Tower is still closed. wEnemyItemState's redraw counter is omitted.

tests/trainer-items.test.ts covers every item and the switch-blocked paths. tests/reference-trainer-items.spec.ts compares AI_TryItem over 5,632 controlled states, including HP boundaries, stale miss/failure flags, item/party/HP/status/substatus/stat-level state and RNG draw counts. Four more reference cases cover the base-reward collision directly and through no-switch-style, Mean Look and Wrap dispatch. These isolated calls redirect Random and bypass PrintText, PlaySFX, AnimateHPBar and UpdateEnemyHUD; they do not verify presentation. tests/trainer-battle.test.ts exercises Clair's real Kingdra and class items through Battle.run().

BGEVENT_ITEM runs HiddenItemScript with wHiddenItemData; SetMemEvent sets the item's flag.

A trainer sighting whose script is refused is not restarted until the player moves. This is a native safeguard, not original behavior.

Next slice

Route 29, Cherrygrove, Route 30, Mr. Pokémon's house, Route 31, Violet City, Sprout Tower and Dark Cave's Violet entrance are enabled with item balls, hidden items, fruit trees and the daily reset, the Pokémon Center nurse, the recorded whiteout spawn, map trainers, the first rival battle, Elm's special call, capture and the catching tutorial. NPCs roam. The PC and boxes are ported. Next: party, bag and Pokégear menus over the native models. Other specials stay refused until translated.

Reflect and Light Screen

BattleCommand_Screen in engine/battle/effect_commands.asm and HandleScreens in engine/battle/core.asm now run natively. Each screen has a side-owned five-turn counter, including its setup turn. Repeated use fails without refreshing it; send-outs preserve it. Expiration runs after defrost, before healing items, player before enemy and Light Screen before Reflect. Messages come from the ROM. The existing damage path doubles the appropriate defense and retains the original critical/stage rule. Safeguard and other screen flags remain refused. Seven local-ROM tests cover move execution, counters, PP, damage stats and send-out persistence; no screen-routine emulator parity or physical-device validation is claimed.

Mr. Pokémon, the first rival and special calls

MrPokemonsHouse.asm, CherrygroveRivalScene* and the ElmsLab.asm officer and Egg scripts run from the ROM. Supporting translations: blackoutmod, reloadmap (returns to the script; native presentation keeps the map), readvar VAR_SPECIALPHONECALL and memcall (only through wCallerContact + PHONE_CONTACT_SCRIPT2_BANK). Specials: NameRival (native naming field, ROM title and InitName default), FadeOutMusic, and the presentation-only fades. CountStep's CheckSpecialPhoneCall reads the queued SpecialPhoneCallList entry. It checks SpecialCallOnlyWhenOutside or SpecialCallWhereverYouAre, then runs CheckSpecialPhoneCall.script with that entry's caller script. RingTwice_StartCall and InitCallReceiveDelay are accepted without effect, because ringing presentation and random calls are not ported. HangUp shows "Click!" for its 140 frames. Local-ROM tests cover the house, both rival triggers with all three parties, a rival loss, the call indoors, outdoors and on reload, the officer's naming (including blank names and reload at the naming screen), and the Egg and Poké Ball handovers. Browser tests cover the house, the rival battle and the naming field.

Capture and the catching tutorial

PokeBallEffect, BallMultiplierFunctionTable (every ball, including Kurt's and the Park Ball outside the contest), GetPokeBallWobble with WobbleProbabilities, UseBallInTrainerBattle and BattleMenu_Pack's .UseItem in engine/items/item_effects.asm, engine/battle_anims/pokeball_wobble.asm and engine/battle/core.asm. The catch rate is computed with the original 8- and 16-bit arithmetic and kept bugs (no bonus for BRN/PSN/PAR, overflow above 341 maximum HP). Only the random draws are kept from the throw animation: one per shake until the ball clicks or the Pokémon breaks free. The caught Pokémon follows the second LoadEnemyMon (the wild item roll is redrawn and then restored), GeneratePartyMonStats with wBattleMode set (wild moves, PP and HP) and SetCaughtData. Pokédex registration, NewDexDataText, AskGiveNicknameText and the naming field with InitName's default follow. The ball is taken from the selected slot, as RemoveItemFromPocket does with wCurItemQuantity.

Script_catchtutorial and CatchTutorial run the battle as BATTLETYPE_TUTORIAL: <PLAYER> reads "DUDE" from the ROM, DoBattle skips the send-out, and the auto input's PACK and ball choice go straight to PokeBallEffect, which always catches and keeps nothing (.FinishTutorial). Prompts continue on their own. The Dude's back picture, the ball animation, capture music and the Pokédex page (NewPokedexEntry) are not presented. TX_LOW text is now read as a line break.

Refused: the other ball multipliers, Park/Safari Balls, a transformed target and a catch-rate division by zero. Pure vectors cover the catch formula; local-ROM tests cover capture, every break-free message, Master Ball draws, blank nicknames, the blocked trainer ball, full-party rollback, both tutorial triggers, declining and the repeat offer, and mid-battle reloads. Browser tests cover PACK, catching and naming.

tests/reference-capture.spec.ts compares the production capture decision and shake loop with PokeBallEffect's calculation and the original GetPokeBallWobble. Each browser runs 3,220 capture cases and 7,424 shake cases: every catch-rate byte and supported multiplier, HP scaling and wrapping, status bonuses, success-draw equality, every random byte at each wobble-table entry, early/later escapes, and the Master Ball/tutorial bypasses. Final rates, outcomes, shake counts and random-draw counts match. The native decision and shake loop are private helpers called by the actual ball-use path; existing capture integration tests still exercise that path.

Unlike the battle commands, capture calls hardware Random. This fixture patches its entry in the private in-page ROM copy to consume supplied bytes, enters after the capture UI setup, and inserts a return after the decision. The catch arithmetic, ball multipliers and wobble routine are unmodified. It does not compare hardware RNG timing, animation, caught-mon reloading, party/PC writes, or a whole battle. No real held item has HELD_CATCH_CHANCE, so that synthetic effect remains covered by pure vectors only. Maximum HP 342 and 683 are omitted from emulator execution because their divisor is zero; synthetic tests verify the native refusal. Deliberate mutations of success equality, formula rounding and shake equality fail the comparisons.

Switching, battle items and the stats screen

engine/battle/core.asm: BattleMenu_PKMN and TryPlayerSwitch ("is already out", "can't be recalled" while wrapped or blocked by Mean Look, CheckIfCurPartyMonIsFitToFight with its fainted and Egg texts), PlayerSwitch and BattleMonEntrance. The switch runs ParseEnemyAction first, and ParsePlayerAction then skips it, so the random draws happen once. SendOutMonText and WithdrawMonText choose their cheer from the enemy's HP as a byte percentage of max HP / 4, including wEnemyHPAtTimeOfPlayerSwitch. A maximum HP below 4 would divide by zero and freeze the original; it is refused. PursuitSwitch reads the enemy move's effect as GetMoveEffect does, and Pursuit is refused.

After a faint, HandlePlayerMonFaint runs AskUseNextPokemon (wild battles only; NO tries to run, compared with the first party Pokémon's stored Speed) and ForcePlayerMonChoice, whose party menu cannot be cancelled. A double faint in a trainer battle goes through DoubleSwitch, and a fainted Pokémon gains no share of the experience. When a trainer sends out the next Pokémon, CheckWhetherToAskSwitch and OfferSwitch run Shift mode's offer (the only battle style, since options are not ported); switching clears both participant sets as the original does. NewBattleMonStatus also clears the enemy's wrap count and Mean Look.

engine/items/item_effects.asm and pack.asm: BattlePack shows the Items and Balls pockets. CheckItemContext gives Oak's "This isn't the time" text for items with no battle use. ItemEffects is read from the ROM and dispatches every non-ball effect usable in battle:

• Party items (.BattleField): RestoreHPEffect (ItemRestoreHP, HealingHPAmounts, RestoreHealth), StatusHealingEffect (UseStatusHealer, StatusHealingActions, HealStatus, IsItemUsedOnConfusedMon), FullRestoreEffect, ReviveEffect (half or full HP; a revived participant shares the experience again through wBattleParticipantsIncludingFainted), the bitter Energypowder, Energy Root, Heal Powder and Revival Herb (ChangeHappiness and "It looks bitter…"), BitterBerryEffect and RestorePPEffect (Ether, Max Ether, Elixer, Max Elixer, MysteryBerry; GetMaxPPOfMove, BattleRestorePP, a move prompt for MoveSelectionScreen whose B reopens the party menu).
• Battle-only items (.BattleOnly): XItemEffect (XItemStats, RaiseStat with hBattleTurn on the player, used even when the stat cannot rise, and the X-item happiness gain), X Accuracy, Guard Spec and Dire Hit (set once; a second use keeps the item), and PokeDollEffect (ends a wild battle as a draw; Oak's warning in a trainer battle).

"Won't have any effect" and a cancelled menu keep the item and the turn. wItemEffectSucceeded shares wBattlePlayerAction's byte, so a used item takes the turn. UseItemText waits for a button. ChangeHappiness reads HappinessChanges and updates the battle Pokémon's copy only when wCurPartyMon equals the 1-based wPartyMenuCursor, as in the original; fainting and levelling up use it too, and LevelUpHappinessMod gives the larger gain on the map where the Pokémon was caught.

CalcPlayerStats reapplies the paralysis and burn penalties to the side named by hBattleTurn after a switch of turns, which can be the enemy. hBattleTurn at the battle menu is modelled: DoBattle leaves the player's turn, HandleHealingItems ends a full turn on the enemy's, and the trainer AI reports when AI_Types, AI_Status or AIDamageCalc set it. A status heal after a full turn therefore penalises a paralysed or burned enemy again, as the original does. Kurt's balls keep their documented bugs (Heavy Ball bank, Fast Ball's three bytes, Moon Ball's BURN_HEAL compare, Love Ball's same gender). The Heavy Ball is refused for Kadabra and Sunflora, whose original weight read runs into VRAM.

Special battle types follow LoadEnemyMon, TryToRunAwayFromBattle, BattleMenu, CheckContestBattleOver, PokeBallEffect, BugContest_SetCaughtContestMon and BattleEnd_HandleRoamMons. The contest's Park Balls and caught Pokémon (BugContest) and a roaming Pokémon's struct (RoamMon) are passed in and updated by the battle. The world keeps the contest in its script state while one runs, and switches encounters to BugCatchingContestBattleScript and ContestMons. It has no roaming Pokémon yet.

engine/pokemon/stats_screen.asm: the stats screen's three pages (HP, status, types, experience to the next level; item and moves with PP; ID, OT and stats) with the ROM's strings, TypeNames, GetGender and the front picture. It opens from BattleMonMenu (B returns to the party menu, as BattleMenuPKMN_ReturnFromStats does) and from Bill's PC, where a boxed Pokémon shows CalcTempmonStats' full HP and no status.

Tests: local-ROM battles cover switching, cancelling, the withdrawal texts, forced choices (including a fainted pick and a cancelled forced menu), run after NO, Shift mode's offer (accepted and declined), a trainer double faint, and every item effect above, including the reapplied enemy penalty and the caught-location level-up bonus. Trainer AI tests pin its hBattleTurn reporting. The reference suite runs the original SendOutMonText (its final jump to BattleTextbox patched to ret in the test's ROM copy), WithdrawMonText's text routine, RestoreHealth, RestorePP, ChangeHappiness and CalcPlayerStats with both values of hBattleTurn: 300, 300, 200, 300 and 200 cases. Browser tests switch through the party menu, use a Potion from the Items pocket and page through the stats screen. WithdrawMonText still assumes the leftover multiplicand high byte is zero; a whole battle has not been compared with the original.

Start menu, party menu and pack

StartMenu.SetUpMenuItems builds the list from the Pokédex and Pokégear engine flags and the party, and StartMenu.Items supplies each item's string and description. The start menu runs as StartMenuRun, a native generator on a copy of the script state, so nothing commits before it closes and a save meanwhile keeps the previous state. POKéDEX is not ported and gives a notice; POKéGEAR, the trainer card and OPTION run inside the start menu run.

The party menu prints PartyMenuStrings for the PARTYMENUACTION_* in use. GetMonSubmenuItems reads MonMenuOptions: field moves first, then STATS, SWITCH, MOVE, ITEM (MAIL when MailItems holds the held item) and CANCEL when fewer than NUM_MONMENU_ITEMS are listed; the strings come from MonMenuOptionStrings and move names. SwitchPartyMons/_SwitchPartyMons swap two party entries. MoveScreenLoop swaps two moves and their PP; the original's flag-dependent write into wBattleMon after a swap outside battle is not modelled (the next battle reloads that structure). Its left and right (.cycle_left, .cycle_right) arrive as "left" and "right" answers of a menu effect with sides. GiveTakePartyMonItem, TryGiveItemToPartymon (including the swap and the full-pack refund) and TakePartyItem use GiveItemToPokemon/ReceiveItemFromPokemon on the chosen pack slot. Giving MAIL ends with GivePartyItem's ComposeMailMessage.

The pack's submenu follows .ItemBallsKey_LoadSubmenu: CANT_TOSS, CANT_SELECT and the field menu (CheckItemMenu, the help byte's high nibble) pick one of the six MenuHeader_* menus. TossMenu confirms the quantity and tosses from the chosen slot. UseItem dispatches by field menu and then _DoItemEffect by the ItemEffects routine address, with the field side of RestoreHPEffect, StatusHealingEffect, FullRestoreEffect, ReviveEffect/RevivalHerbEffect, EnergypowderEffect/EnergyRootEffect, HealPowderEffect and RestorePPEffect (Ether, Max Ether, Elixer, Max Elixer, MysteryBerry and PP Up with ApplyPPUp), and since the remaining field items increment UseRepel (UseItemText), CoinCaseEffect, BlueCardEffect, _SacredAsh (CheckAnyFaintedMon, then the queued SacredAshScript), OpenBox (DecorationIDs, then the decoration's event flag), ItemFinder (the world's CheckForHiddenItems picks the queued script), _CardKey, _BasementKey (map and facing tile in wPlayerMapX/Y coordinates) and _Squirtbottle, whose .CheckCanUseSquirtbottle asks the world's GetFacingObject and leaves the object in hLastTalked, and the rods (UseRod, below). Items are used from the Items pocket slot they were chosen from (wCurItemQuantity). ItemActionTextWaitButton prints PrintPartyMenuActionText with the HP change. ChangeHappiness outside battle does not touch a battle Pokémon. BicycleEffect runs BikeFunction's checks; a queued script runs once the menu closes, and a refusal gives Oak's warning because wFieldMoveSucceeded and wItemEffectSucceeded share a byte.

wBattleMenuCursorPosition, wPartyMenuCursor and wLastPocket persist between openings in memory and are cleared when a battle ends (CleanUpBattleRAM). The party cursor is passed to the next battle, whose ChangeHappiness compares it with wCurPartyMon.

Tests: tests/start-menu.test.ts (local ROM) covers the item list and descriptions, the cursor, the submenu with field moves, switching, move reordering, giving, swapping and taking items (including a full pack and MAIL), every ported field effect, the PP Up step and its maxed-out refusal, tossing, the Bicycle outdoors and indoors, unported effects and saving while the menu is open. A Chromium/WebKit test opens the menu with Start, switches Pokémon, changes pockets and tosses a Potion. These are not emulator comparisons.

MAIL lives on the PartyMon that holds it (sPartyMail follows its Pokémon, so _SwitchPartyMons' mail swap and RemoveMonFromParty's shift need nothing more) and in the state's mailbox (sMailboxes, up to MAILBOX_CAPACITY). Saves accept a message exactly while MAIL is held, and box Pokémon never carry one. The author's "nationality" bytes are not kept. MonMailAction's READ, TAKE (SendMailToPC, or ReceiveItemFromPokemon after MailLoseMessageText) and QUIT, MailboxPC's READ MAIL, PUT IN PACK (DeleteMailFromPC) and ATTACH MAIL (MoveMailFromPCToParty), and BillsPC_CheckMail_PreventBlackout's PCString_RemoveMail use the ROM's strings. The naming screen's mail mode is _ComposeMailMessage: the first line gets its <NEXT> once full, so a second typed line pads it. ReadAnyMail draws all ten ROM stationery types and their palettes, the message/author and mirrored Portrait MAIL picture (Unown A). tests/reference-mail.spec.ts compares those tilemaps, used graphics, message placement and palettes against the cartridge. Start prints; A/B close the letter. scripts/printer.ts shares the absent-printer error with Bill's PC, Pokédex PRNT and Photo Studio; B cancels and A leaves it open. Print previews, printer music and alternating link-check status are omitted; Unown stamps and the Kanto diploma remain unreachable. A scripted givepoke with MAIL (GivePokeMail) is refused.

Pack_InterpretJoypad's Select runs SwitchItemsInBag on the bag (.try_combining_stacks, .combine_stacks, .above and .below) through a select: answer of the pack effect, which shows the moving entry (wSwitchItem) and AskItemMoveText; the original's CANCEL row is the pack's BACK. The cursor now stays on the last row chosen while the pack is open.

DoRepelStep runs in the world where CountStep calls it, after CheckSpecialPhoneCall; DayCareStep now follows it. The poison, happiness, egg and bike steps of CountStep are separate work. RepelWoreOffScript starts with the step's committed position, like a coordinate event, and its committed save keeps the last Repel step; a wild battle's committed save likewise keeps the step's count. TryWildEncounter's CheckRepelEffect follows ChooseWildEncounter. text_ram of wPlayerName, wRivalName and wMomsName reads the text context's names.

FishFunction runs in the world (.TryFish's surf and WATER_TILE checks, GetFishingGroup from the map header's MAP_FISHGROUP) and queues Script_GotABite, Script_NotEvenANibble or Script_NotEvenANibble2; scripts/fish.ts is Fish over FishGroups and TimeFishGroups (GetFishGroupIndex's swarm groups need wFishingSwarmFlag, which only trainer calls set). The interpreter gained loademote (an emote loaded to the bubble's tiles is what show_emote shows next), loadmem hBGMapMode (ignored), Fishing_CheckFacingUp, PutTheRodAway (after the pending text) and an accepted LoadFishingGFX. fish_cast_rod and fish_got_bite set the actor's OBJECT_ACTION_FISHING until PutTheRodAway; the renderer then draws FACING_FISH_* from the player's tiles with FishingGFX or KrisFishingGFX over tiles 2-3, 6-7 and 10-11 and the rod at $fc-$fd, all in VRAM bank 1 like the player's sprite (.InitSprite sets OAM_BANK1 below tile $80). Facing offsets are now read as signed bytes. The battle's BATTLETYPE_FISH prints HookedPokemonAttackedText. LoadEnemyMon's .Magikarp filters and CalcMagikarpLength (with its .BCLessThanDE high-byte comparison) replace the Magikarp refusal.

Tests: tests/field-items.test.ts (local ROM) uses each Repel, walks with one through a test-only grass table (weaker Pokémon kept away, a fainted lead, an equal level let through, the last step's message and its replay after a reload), and covers the Coin Case, the Blue Card, Sacred Ash with and without a fainted Pokémon, both boxes, the save migration, the Itemfinder at each edge of the screen around Route 30's hidden Potion, the keys (a start-menu run with the unopened maps' positions) and the Squirtbottle (the interpreter facing a test Sudowoodo on Route 36), Fish against the Shore tables, a bite, no bite and no fish in New Bark Town with the poses and the bubble, the surf and water refusals, and the Magikarp DV filters. tests/start-menu.test.ts moves and merges items with Select (keys included, and none in GIVE's pack) and steps through the party on the MOVE screen past an Egg. tests/mail.test.ts writes MAIL given from the pack and swapped for a Berry, reads it, takes it to a PC (and a full MAILBOX) or into the pack (and a full pack), keeps it out of the boxes, reads, packs and attaches it from the MAIL BOX, and covers the save rules. tests/reference-parity.spec.ts compares magikarpLength with CalcMagikarpLength in the reference emulator over 1,509 DV and ID pairs. Chromium/WebKit tests hook a Magikarp with the Old Rod, move a Potion below a Rare Candy with the keyboard's Select, and write and read MAIL through the two-line entry and the letter panel; the four fishing directions were checked in close-up screenshots, not against the original.

Evolution

The battle's experience routine sets a party member's bit in wEvolvableFlags when it levels up. ExitBattle runs EvolveAfterBattle only when wBattleResult & $0f is a win; the world then presents it before the script receives the battle result, on the same draft, so the evolution commits with the battle. CleanUpBattleRAM's cursor reset follows.

EvolveAfterBattle reads EvosAttacksPointers and walks each Pokémon's entries with the original's pointer steps (.dont_evolve_1/2/3): trades are skipped without Link, a forced evolution (a stone) skips every non-item entry by two bytes, items need wCurItem and wForceEvolution, levels and happiness (HAPPINESS_TO_EVOLVE, TR_* against wTimeOfDay) and Tyrogue's EVOLVE_STAT check the copied Pokémon, and an Everstone blocks all but items. The first match evolves; a stopped evolution goes on to the next Pokémon. UpdateSpeciesNameIfNotNicknamed compares the nickname with the old species' name (wBaseDexNo, which the animation restores). CalcMonStats uses the stat experience; HP rises by the maximum HP's increase. LearnLevelMoves then offers moves at exactly the current level, and SetSeenAndCaughtMon records the species.

EvolutionAnimation is presented as a picture schedule in overworld ticks: 40 ticks on the old picture, then seven rounds of a B-checking wait (7 … 1 ticks) and that many flashes (two ticks each way). The waits and flashes are approximations of the original frame timing; B is accepted only during the waits and never when wForceEvolution is set. No music, cry, palette or AnimateFrontpic is presented.

LearnMove outside battle: the first empty slot, otherwise ForgetMove (yes/no, then a move list; IsHMMove refuses HM moves), Text_1_2_and_Poof with its text_asm continuation, or "Stop learning" (NO asks again) and "did not learn".

PACK items: RareCandyEffect (CalcExpAtLevel for the new level, the HP rise that also revives a fainted Pokémon, LevelUpHappinessMod against the caught landmark, PARTYMENUTEXT_LEVEL_UP, a PrintTempMonStats page, LearnLevelMoves and an unforced EvolvePokemon), EvoStoneEffect (PARTYMENUACTION_EVO_STONE's ABLE/NOT ABLE labels copy ten bytes and step three at a time, as the original does; bytes past the copy read as the end here, where the original reads stale RAM) and VitaminEffect (StatExpItemPointerOffsets, the high byte limit of 100, StatStrings, ItemStatRoseText and HAPPINESS_USEDITEM).

Tests: tests/start-menu.test.ts covers the Rare Candy level-up, stat page, HM refusal, forgetting and declining a move, the revived fainted Pokémon, evolution with and without B, a stone (ABLE labels, no effect on another species or with an Everstone, B ignored, a kept nickname) and a vitamin up to its limit. tests/battle-world.test.ts wins a wild battle whose level-up evolves Cyndaquil, and checks that a non-participant that could evolve does not. A Chromium/WebKit test evolves through a Rare Candy. No emulator comparison of these routines yet.

Field moves from the menu, SEL and MOVE PKMN W/O MAIL

PokemonActionSubmenu passes a field move to the world, which evaluates the menu function's checks on the menu's draft for the chosen party slot: CheckBadge with BadgeRequiredText, CheckMapForSomethingToCut (CheckCutCollision and CutTreeBlockPointers), SurfFunction (Fog Badge, forced cycling, already surfing, water permission, CheckDirection and CheckFacingObject), StrengthFunction, FlashFunction (SpecialAerodactylChamber by map attributes, which sets EVENT_WALL_OPENED_IN_AERODACTYL_CHAMBER, or DARKNESS_PALSET), TryWhirlpoolMenu, CheckMapCanWaterfall, FlyFunction (the Storm Badge, an outdoor map, then the Fly map), EscapeRopeOrDig (a cave or dungeon with a wDigWarpNumber) and TeleportFunction (an outdoor map and IsSpawnPoint on wLastSpawnMapGroup), and the checks of Headbutt and Rock Smash. A success queues Script_CutFromMenu, SurfFromMenuScript, Script_StrengthFromMenu, Script_UseFlash, Script_WhirlpoolFromMenu, Script_WaterfallFromMenu or SweetScentFromMenu.SweetScent with the field-move context the interpreter already reads (GetPartyNickname, the replacement block, the surfing state). New interpreter support: callasm BlindingFlash (sets the Flash flag), callasm SweetScentEncounter (the encounter the world drew with CanEncounterWildMon, GetMapEncounterRate and ChooseWildEncounter, no rate roll) and UseFlashTextScript's sound-only text_asm. FlyFunction.FlyScript, TeleportFunction.TeleportScript and EscapeRopeOrDig.UsedDigScript run with the chosen wDefaultSpawnpoint or the dig warp's position. newloadmap handles MAPSETUP_WARP, MAPSETUP_TELEPORT and MAPSETUP_FLY (EnterMapSpawnPoint from SpawnPoints) and MAPSETUP_DOOR (EnterMapWarp to the warp Dig copies into wNextWarp; the player keeps facing unless CheckWarpFacingDown), then stops the script, which resumes on the new map. EnterMapWarp's SaveDigWarp records any warp from an outdoor map into an indoor one (CheckIndoorMap), except from Mount Moon Square and Tin Tower's roof; saves keep it as digWarp. FlyFromAnim, FlyToAnim, HideSprites, SkipUpdateMapSprites, .ReturnFromFly and WaitSFX are accepted, the Fly animations as timed fly effects (65 and 33 ticks). The Escape Rope (EscapeRopeEffect) runs EscapeRopeOrDig from the pack, opening the Kabuto chamber's wall there (SpecialKabutoChamber) and using up one rope; a failure prints nothing before Oak's warning. JumpRoamMons (no roaming Pokémon yet) and the fades are not modelled. A destination map that is not ported gives a notice. TreeMonEncounter and RockMonEncounter run since the Headbutt and Rock Smash increment. Softboiled_MilkDrinkFunction runs in the menu with GetOneFifthMaxHP, RemoveHP and RestoreHealth, refusing the user itself and Pokémon that fainted or are at full HP.

RegisterItem stores wWhichRegisteredItem (pocket in bits 6-7, 1-based slot in bits 0-5) and wRegisteredItem, now saved as registeredItem. SelectMenu runs as a start-menu run: CheckRegisteredItem (items by slot, key items anywhere in their pocket, balls never because .CheckBall's carry test is inverted, TMs never; a miss clears the registration) and UseRegisteredItem by field menu, with wUsingItemWithSelect choosing Script_GetOnBike_Register/Script_GetOffBike_Register. MayRegisterItemText and ItemsOakWarningText come from the ROM.

BillsPC_MovePKMNMenu: IsAnyMonHoldingMail, then StartMoveMonWOMail_SaveGame's question (the native session saves by itself, so no save messages follow). _MovePKMNWithoutMail treats the party as box 0; lists are presented per box. BillsPC_CheckMail_PreventBlackout, BillsPC_CheckSpaceInDestination and MovePKMNWithoutMail_InsertMon with .CheckTrivialMove, CalcBufferMonStats for a boxed Pokémon joining the party, and InsertPokemonIntoBox's RestorePPOfDepositedPokemon.

Tests: tests/overworld-rom.test.ts uses Surf, Cut, Strength, Flash, Sweet Scent and Rock Smash from the menu (badge refusals, failure texts, the dark map and the encounter); tests/start-menu.test.ts covers Softboiled, SEL, Select with and without a registration, indoors, and a registration that left its slot; tests/pc.test.ts moves Pokémon party to box, box to party, within the party and within a full box, and refuses the last Pokémon and a full destination. Browser tests register the Bicycle and ride it with Select from the keyboard and the on-screen button.

The Pokégear, phone calls and Mom's savings

PokeGear runs from the start menu as a generator (Pokegear) that yields each card as a pokegear effect and is answered with the button pressed, so the original's joypad rules (PokegearClock_Joypad, PokegearMap_ContinueMap, PokegearPhone_Joypad, PokegearRadio_Joypad and the contact submenu's loop) stay in the rules layer. The world routes A, B, the directions, Start and Select to it and refreshes the clock card from the game clock every tick, as Pokegear_UpdateClock runs every frame. Texts, menu strings, caller names and the AM/PM strings come from the ROM (POKEGEAR profile table, verified by check:reference). The map header's palette byte's high nybble is decoded as GetMapPhoneService.

A call runs the callee script from PhoneContacts (or PhoneOutOfAreaScript/PhoneScript_JustTalkToThem) in the event interpreter with the world's script host, on the start menu's draft; its state is adopted when it ends. The callee's last text waits for A or B, as PokegearPhone_FinishPhoneCall does, then HangUp shows "Click!" (20 frames) and the boops (120 frames). The two "……" rings last 12 ticks each, an estimate from Sfx_Call's notes; no sound is played.

Interpreter additions: random (Script_random's rejection of draws past the largest multiple), givemoney, takemoney (an account that is short is left at zero, like TakeMoney), checkmoney (HAVE_MORE/HAVE_AMOUNT/HAVE_LESS) and getmoney on YOUR_MONEY or MOMS_MONEY, getcurlandmarkname and getlandmarkname (GetLandmarkName; <BSP> prints as a space). The money and landmark macros put the account or landmark before the string buffer.

WinTrainerBattle.give_money now splits the reward: the reward is added four times, to Mom for as many quarters as wMomSavingMoney's mask says (SOME|HALF counts as four) unless .CheckMaxedOutMomMoney finds her account full, and to the wallet otherwise; the text is SentSomeToMomText, SentHalfToMomText or SentAllToMomText. Only ENGINE_MOM_SAVING_MONEY (the SOME bit) is reachable: nothing in the ROM sets the HALF and ALL bits. After a trainer battle, Script_reloadmapafterbattle calls MomTriesToBuySomething (see Mom's bank below).

Tests: tests/pokegear.test.ts (local ROM) covers the cards and their switching, the live clock, the map cursor's wrapping, phone scrolling over ten slots, the contact submenu, Elm's call, "Just go talk to that person!", Mom's lecture and balance call with commits after the menu closes, no service and the save migration. tests/trainer-battle.test.ts and tests/trainer-world.test.ts cover Mom's quarter, her full account and the purchase refusal. A browser test drives the cards and a call to Elm from the keyboard and the on-screen D-pad.

Mom's bank and her purchases

BankOfMom (scripts/mom.ts) follows the ROM's jumptable: the yes/no questions and the GET/SAVE/CHANGE/CANCEL menu (strings from BankOfMom_MenuHeader) are ordinary effects, and the deposit/withdraw box is a mombank effect answered with the button pressed, like the Pokégear's cards, so Mom_WithdrawDepositMenuJoypad's rules stay in the rules layer. DigitQuantities is read from the ROM. Texts, strings and the routine come from the MOM profile table, verified by check:reference. Refusal texts end in prompt and the routine returns to the same jumptable entry, which prints its question again and resets the amount; natively the refusal is a page before the next box. The last text is left for the script's waitbutton.

DSTChecks reads hHours from the game clock. SetClockForward and SetClockBack move wStartHour with a carry into wStartDay; the native clock keeps minuteOffset within ±720 minutes, so shiftClockHour wraps it and moves weekdayOffset the other way, which keeps the weekday and the daily reset day unchanged.

MomTriesToBuySomething runs at Script_reloadmapafterbattle after a trainer battle. CheckBalance_MomItem2 compares her savings with the next MomItems_2 trigger; failing that, .check_have_2300 adds ¥2300 to wMomItemTriggerBalance while it is below her savings, and only an exact match buys a RandomRange(5) MomItems_1 entry (and steps once more). The trigger balance keeps those increments even when nothing is bought, as in the original. Mom_GiveItemOrDoll puts an item in the PC (a full PC cancels the purchase after the steps) or sets the doll's decoration event. The ROM's .Script memscript runs .ASMFunction (the cost and wWhichMomItem) and then Script_ReceivePhoneCall with Mom_GetScriptPointer's item or doll script. Natively .ASMFunction's changes are made when the call is queued and the queued script is Script_ReceivePhoneCall itself with that caller script; the call starts at the next PlayerEvents, so nothing can observe the difference. wMapReentryScriptQueueFlag's early return is the world's rule that keeps an already queued script.

Tests: tests/mom.test.ts (local ROM; the clock shift runs without it) covers the first visit, declining, deposits and withdrawals with each refusal, the digit cursor and step limits, B and zero-amount cancels, CHANGE, the Daylight Saving Time branches and the near-midnight refusal. tests/trainer-world.test.ts covers a MomItems_2 purchase and its call, an exact ¥2300 step, a step without a purchase, a doll, a full PC and the save migration. A browser test deposits through the keyboard and the on-screen buttons and checks the backup.