User:Tamashiihiroka
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Tamashii Hiroka is a famous Pokemon hacker.
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[edit] The Emerald Hack
Tamashii Hiroka first started off doing basic Pokemon Emerald hacks using an Emerald Rom. She hacked a general area of the game and showcased a video on Youtube about it. She made six of them. These videos weren't that popular though. This is what led to the next group of videos.
[edit] The Hack
On December 30, 2006, Tamashii released "The Hack". It was extremely popular among Pokemon fans as it took a difference among watching the anime. In The Hack One, Tamashii's friend Treecko is killed by a talking Pikachu's thunder. The Pikachu says that she is going to send her army of talking pokemon to take over the world. Tamashii approaches a Ho-oh asking if it can revive her friend. Ho-oh refuses however stating that she is a "Damn Hacker". Tamashii leaves the Ho-oh saying that she might just have to negotiate with the Pikachu. Tamashii comes to Pikachu asking it to stop its plan but the Pikachu says that it has wanted to do this for a long time but says that if Tamashii can find the "Old Man", the Pikachu would stop stating that he has something Pikachu wants. When Tamashii finds the old man, she kidnaps him and brings him back to Littleroot Town. Tamashii meets the Pikachu and gives him the old man. Pikachu in turn calls the invasion off. Pikachu confronts the old man saying that he is the cause for the Missingo Glitch in Pokemon Red/Blue. The old man says the no he is not but Pikachu has evidence. She asks "Aren't you the Coffee Guy from Red/Blue"? The "Old Man" breaks down and admits it. Pikachu then threatens to electrocute his brains out if he doesn't give her the power to cause glitches. The old man gives Pikachu the Glitch Power and Tamashii gets relief from saving the world. This is where The Hack 1 ends.
[edit] Next Gen
After deciding to end "The Hack" series with the final series, many fans were upset. This provoked Tamashii to actually continue "The Hack" with a sub-series called "The Hack: Next Gen". This series involved a girl called Kyra who had accidentally ended up on Pikachu's planet, where talking pokémon, like Pikachu, live. To Tamashii's suprise, the first episode was a huge success, which made her want to do another one. Unfortunately halfway through that hack, Tamashii's Advance Map (the application she uses to hack) started to play up, making ROMs take a very long time to load. However, Tamashii somehow managed to work around it and finally release the next episode. But inbetween that disaster...
[edit] The Super Mario 64 Pokémon Mod
This came to be because Tamashii's pokémon Advance Map was taking an extremely long time to load, therefore she started this project to keep her fans amused. These series of Super Mario 64 hacks contained a variety of pokémon textures, as well as some of her own suprises that she added. Like The Hack series, these videos were a huge success, but this wouldn't come to be if it weren't for Tamashii's amazing helper: YamiSasha. YamiSasha's help had a major impact on the Super Mario 64 hacks, as he provided various things, such as the "Poké" cash to replace the original coins, the Mario Health Bar, made to look like a health bar that you would see in the pokémon games and "Bowstoise". Tamashii brought this series to a sudden end when she finally released the next episode of "The Hack: Next Gen".
