The checksum for the 48-byte data section of this structure. These markings serve only to aid in organizing large collections of Pokémon. The characters represented by each byte are determined by the proprietary character set. The name of the Pokémon's Original Trainer. Bits 3-7: These bits are unused, and are just padding for the three flags.Note that this flag is independent from the egg flag in the subdata structure. Use Egg Name (Bit 2): When this flag is set, the Pokémon will ignore their nickname and display the game's regional variant of "EGG".It is used as a sanity check for empty spaces, and any Pokémon without this flag set cannot be bred and will disappear when group selected. Has Species (Bit 1): This flag is set whenever the Pokémon species index is non-zero, which should be the case for any Pokémon.If a Pokémon's checksum is invalid, this flag is set, marking it as a Bad Egg and making it unusable. Is Bad Egg (Bit 0): When this flag is set, the Pokémon will be treated as a Bad Egg.This does not cause any issues as, upon hatching, the language of the egg is reset to the language of the game it is currently in. In the Generation III games, eggs always have their language set to Japanese. The values that the languages correspond to are: This causes issues such as the nickname and OT name being truncated to five characters, and mojibake (for example, if the in-game trade Seel from Spanish FireRed and LeafGreen, whose nickname is normally SEELÍN, is traded to a Japanese game, then its nickname is displayed as ＳＥＥＬコ). Names always use the nickname bytes decoded with the Japanese character set. In Japanese versions, the language value is entirely disregarded. In international versions, the language value determines which character set is used when displaying the Pokémon's name and OT name. The language of the game the Pokémon comes from. The Pokémon's nickname, limited to 10 characters. The most significant bits (top 16) are the Secret ID of the trainer that caught it. The least significant bytes of this number are the Trainer ID visible on the status screen.
This number is part of the XOR encryption key for the data section, and is also used in Shiny determination and the lottery. The personality value controls many things, including gender, Unown's letter, Spinda's dots, any Pokémon's Nature, and more. Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl.
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