Add Red/Green/Blue (Japan) version resources and related data#1238
Add Red/Green/Blue (Japan) version resources and related data#1238Naramsim merged 4 commits intoPokeAPI:masterfrom
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Great of you having found that resource! |
I'll work on implementing the details using PokeAPI and that website - I'll put in a PR once I've updated and tested everything |
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As always, if you have time and will go on and feel free to work on this issue, that resource is good enough for our use |
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A PokeAPI/api-data refresh has started. In ~45 minutes the staging branch of PokeAPI/api-data will be pushed with the new generated data. |
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The updater script has finished its job and has now opened a Pull Request towards PokeAPI/api-data with the updated data. |
A follow-up PR to issue #1234. The Japanese releases of Red/Green/Blue were not listed in versions/version groups, so I added these and changed the order column within
version_groups.csvaccordingly. Also, in adding the name of these games in various languages, I noticed that Pokemon Blue (international) was listed as "緑" in Japanese, which actually means green in English, so I fixed this as well.For the names of the versions in different languages, I used the following Bulbapedia pages:
I added the following data for these new versions:
red-japan,green-japan, andblue-japan.red-green-japanandblue-japan.kantopokedex resource.kantoregion resource for the new version groups.Other data related to the new versions has not been added yet (locations, encounter data, pokemon sprites, etc.). A lot of it may be able to be copied from the international releases from a detailed website here: https://altissimo1.github.io/Main-Series/RGBY/rgby-differences.html. This is not a known "reputable" source, so I'm not sure if we should use this, but it is something that I found. I'm interested in others' thoughts.