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This is a sub-page of Development:Pokémon Gold and Silver/Sprites.

A set of sprites from an internal archive dated June 13, 1999, well into the game's transition to Game Boy Color. While these sprites represent a much later version of the games, with a lot of sprites already finalized, many Pokémon are still missing, or reuse leftover placeholder graphics from the Spaceworld '97 build. Moreover, there still only exists one set of sprites shared across both versions, instead of each one having a designated set.

Also present in this sprite bank is a series of Trainer sprites, some of which are also not present in the final game, mainly just leftovers from the Spaceworld '97 build.

Original 151#

Sprites for the original Kanto Pokemon, many of which are identical to their final sprites in Gold.

Internal #	English Name	Japanese Name
1	Bulbasaur	フシギダネ Fushigidane
2	Ivysaur	フシギソウ Fushigisou
3	Venusaur	フシギバナ Fushigibana
4	Charmander	ヒトカゲ Hitokage
5	Charmeleon	リザード Rizaado
6	Charizard	リザードン Rizaadon
7	Squirtle	ゼニガメ Zenigame
8	Wartortle	カメール Kameeru
9	Blastoise	カメックス Kamekkusu
10	Caterpie	キャタピー Caterpie
11	Metapod	トランセル Toranseru
12	Butterfree	バタフリー Butterfree
13	Weedle	ビードル Biidoru
14	Kakuna	コクーン Kokuun
15	Beedrill	スピアー Supiaa
16	Pidgey	ポッポ Poppo
17	Pidgeotto	ピジョン Pijon
18	Pidgeot	ピジョット Pijotto
19	Rattata	コラッタ Koratta
20	Raticate	ラッタ Ratta
21	Spearow	オニスズメ Onisuzume
22	Fearow	オニドリル Onidoriru
23	Ekans	アーボ Aabo
24	Arbok	アーボック Arbok
25	Pikachu	ピカチュウ Pikachu
26	Raichu	ライチュウ Raichu
27	Sandshrew	サンド Sando
28	Sandslash	サンドパン Sandopan
29	Nidoran ♀	ニドラン♀ Nidoran♀
30	Nidorina	ニドリーナ Nidorina
31	Nidoqueen	ニドクイン Nidoqueen
32	Nidoran♂	ニドラン♂ Nidoran♂
33	Nidorino	ニドリーノ Nidorino
34	Nidoking	ニドキング Nidoking
35	Clefairy	ピッピ Pippi
36	Clefable	ピクシー Pikushii
37	Vulpix	ロコン Rokon
38	Ninetales	キュウコン Kyūkon
39	Jigglypuff	プリン Purin
40	Wigglytuff	プクリン Pukurin
41	Zubat	ズバット Zubat
42	Golbat	ゴルバット Golbat
43	Oddish	ナゾノクサ Nazonokusa
44	Gloom	クサイハナ Kusaihana
45	Vileplume	ラフレシア Rafureshia
46	Paras	パラス Paras
47	Parasect	パラセクト Parasect
48	Venonat	コンパン Konpan
49	Venomoth	モルフォン Morufon
50	Diglett	ディグダ Diguda
51	Dugtrio	ダグトリオ Dugtrio
52	Meowth	ニャース Nyaasu
53	Persian	ぺルシアン Persian
54	Psyduck	コダック Kodakku
55	Golduck	ゴルダック Golduck
56	Mankey	マンキー Mankey
57	Primeape	オコリザル Okorizaru
58	Growlithe	ガーディ Gaadi
59	Arcanine	ウインディ Uindi
60	Poliwag	ニョロモ Nyoromo
61	Poliwhirl	ニョロゾ Nyorozo
62	Poliwrath	ニョロボン Nyorobon
63	Abra	ケーシィ Keeshii
64	Kadabra	ユンゲラー Yungeraa
65	Alakazam	フーディン Fuudin
66	Machop	ワンリキー Wanrikii
67	Machoke	ゴーリキー Goorikii
68	Machamp	カイリキー Kairikii
69	Bellsprout	マダツボミ Madatsubomi
70	Weepinbell	ウツドン Utsudon
71	Victreebel	ウツボット Utsubotto
72	Tentacool	メノクラゲ Menokurage
73	Tentacruel	ドククラゲ Dokukurage
74	Geodude	イシツブテ Ishitsubute
75	Graveler	ゴローン Goroon
76	Golem	ゴローニャ Goroonya
77	Ponyta	ポニータ Ponyta
78	Rapidash	ギャロップ Gyaroppu
79	Slowpoke	ヤドン Yadon
80	Slowbro	ヤドラン Yadoran
81	Magnemite	コイル Koiru
82	Magneton	レアコイル Reakoiru
83	Farfetch'd	カモネギ Kamonegi
84	Doduo	ドードー Doodoo
85	Dodrio	ドードリオ Dodrio
86	Seel	パウワウ Pauwau
87	Dewgong	ジュゴン Jugon
88	Grimer	べトべター Betobetaa
89	Muk	べトべトン betobeton
90	Shellder	シェルダー Shellder
91	Cloyster	パルシェン Parushen
92	Gastly	ゴース Goosu
93	Haunter	ゴースト Goosuto
94	Gengar	ゲンガー Gengar
95	Onix	イワーク Iwaaku
96	Drowzee	スリープ Suriipu
97	Hypno	スリーパー Suriipaa
98	Krabby	クラブ Kurabu
99	Kingler	キングラー Kingler
100	Voltorb	ビリリダマ Biriridama
101	Electrode	マルマイン Marumain
102	Exeggcute	タマタマ Tamatama
103	Exeggutor	ナッシー Nasshii
104	Cubone	カラカラ Karakara
105	Marowak	ガラガラ Garagara
106	Hitmonlee	サワムラー Sawamuraa
107	Hitmonchan	エビワラー Ebiwaraa
108	Lickitung	べロリンガ Beroringa
109	Koffing	ドガース Dogaasu
110	Weezing	マタドガス Matadogasu
111	Rhyhorn	サイホーン Saihoon
112	Rhydon	サイドン Saidon
113	Chansey	ラッキー Rakkii
114	Tangela	モンジャラ Monjara
115	Kangaskhan	ガルーラ Garuura
116	Horsea	タッツー Tattsuu
117	Seadra	シードラ Seadra
118	Goldeen	トサキント Tosakinto
119	Seaking	アズマオウ Azumaō
120	Staryu	ヒトデマン Hitodeman
121	Starmie	スターミー Starmie
122	Mr.Mime	バリヤード Bariyaado
123	Scyther	ストライク Sutoraiku
124	Jynx	ルージュラ Ruujura
125	Electabuzz	エレブー Erebuu
126	Magmar	ブーバー Buubaa
127	Pinsir	カイロス Kairosu
128	Tauros	ケンタロス Kentarosu
129	Magikarp	コイキング Koikingu
130	Gyarados	ギャラドス Gyarados
131	Lapras	ラプラス Lapras
132	Ditto	メタモン Metamon
133	Eevee	イーブイ Eevee
134	Vaporeon	シャワーズ Shawaazu
135	Jolteon	サンダース Sandaasu
136	Flareon	ブースター Buusutaa
137	Porygon	ポリゴン Porygon
138	Omanyte	オムナイト Omuanyte
139	Omastar	オムスター Omastar
140	Kabuto	カブト Kabuto
141	Kabutops	カブトプス Kabutops
142	Aerodactyl	プテラ Putera
143	Snorlax	カビゴン Kabigon
144	Articuno	フリーザー Furiizaa
145	Zapdos	サンダー Sandaa
146	Moltres	ファイヤー Faiyaa
147	Dratini	ミニリュウ Miniryuu
148	Dragonair	ハクリュー Hakuryuu
149	Dragonite	カイリュー Kairyuu
150	Mewtwo	ミュウツー Mewtwo
151	Mew	ミュウ Mew

Sprites 152-251#

Sprites for the new Pokémon. A combination of Pokémon as they would appear in the final as well as some carried over from as far back as Spaceworld '97.

Pokédex #	English Name	Japanese Name	Notes
152	Chikorita	チコリータ Chikorita	Sprites match Gold final.
153	Bayleef	ベイリーフ Bayleef	Sprites almost match Gold final, with Bayleef's leaf collar and back sprites being much rougher.
154	Meganium	メガニウム Meganium	Front sprite matches Gold final. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
155	Cyndaquil	ヒノアラシ Hinoarashi	Sprites match Gold final.
156	Quilava	マグマラシ Magumarashi	Sprites almost match Gold final, with rougher flames and detailing. Its back sprite is unrefined.
157	Typhlosion	バクフーン Bakufuun	Sprites match Gold final.
158	Totodile	ワニノコ Waninoko	Sprites match Gold final.
159	Croconaw	アリゲイツ Arigeitsu	Sprites match Gold final.
160	Feraligatr	オーダイル Oodairu	Sprites match Gold final.
161	Sentret	オタチ Otachi	Sprites almost match Gold final, albeit with Sentret being skinnier, and having a more oval-shaped stomach pattern.
162	Furret	オオタチ Ootachi	Uses an earlier design, with a bulbous tail more reminiscent of Sentret's. The unusual bright pink palette was more than likely intended for Gyopin, given how close it matches with Goldeen's color scheme. This makes sense, since Furret overwrote Gyopin, as seen in the CBB scratchpads.
163	Hoothoot	ホーホー Hoohoo	Sprites match Gold final.
164	Noctowl	ヨルノズク Yorunozuku	Sprites match Gold final.
165	Ledyba	レディバ Ledyba	Front sprite matches Gold final. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
166	Ledian	レディアン Ledian	Back sprite matches final. Front sprite is quite a bit larger, and just as unrefined.
167	Spinarak	イトマル Itomaru	Sprites match Gold final, aside from the back sprite lacking a shadow.
168	Ariados	アリアドネ Ariadone	Front sprite is based on its Spaceworld '97 one, albeit with a different abdomen design, which is styled after a sad Jack-O-Lantern. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
169	Crobat	クロバット Crobat	Front sprite matches Gold final. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
170	Yanma	ヤンヤンマ Yanyanma	Sprites match Gold final.
171	.	グロテス Gurotesu	A Water/Steel-type Pokémon from Spaceworld '97. Reuses its sprites from said demo, albeit with a cropped back sprite, and updated jaw shading on its front sprite. The palette seen here was originally carried over as Chinchou's shiny. Accordingly, Chinchou occupies this Dex spot in the '99 demo.
172	Pichu	ピチュー Pichu	Front sprite matches Gold final. Back sprite appears to reflect Pichu's early design seen in the Silver Spaceworld '99 demo.
173	Cleffa	ピィ Pii	Front sprite matches Gold final. Back sprite is almost identical, but lacks the curly tail.
174	Igglybuff	ププリン Pupurin	Sprites almost match final, albeit with a different facial expression and tuft of hair.
175	Togepi	トゲピー Togepi	Sprites match Gold final.
176	Togetic	トゲチック Togechikku	Sprites match Gold final.
177	Natu	ネイティ Neiti	Has a completely different palette. Reuses its sprites from Spaceworld '97, albeit with some tweaks here and there, while the back sprite has a messed-up palette.
178	Xatu	ネイティオ Neitio	Has a completely different palette. Reuses its front sprite from Spaceworld '97. Back sprite is also from said demo, albeit cropped and slightly tweaked.
179	Mareep	メリープ Mareep	Sprites match Gold final.
180	Flaaffy	モココ Mokoko	Reuses its sprites from Spaceworld '97.
181	Ampharos	デンリュウ Denryuu	Sprites match Gold final.
182	Bellossom	キレイハナ Kireihana	Sprites match Gold final, albeit using what would become Bellossom's final shiny palette.
183	Marill	マリル Marill	Sprites match Gold final.
184	Azumarill	マリルリ Mariruri	Uses an earlier design, with two tails, conjoined ears, and a different stomach pattern. Uses the back sprite of Hinaazu, as well as its palette, hence the odd color scheme. This palette was later repurposed as Azumarill's final shiny.
185	Sudowoodo	ウソッキー Usokkii	Sprites match Gold final.
186	Politoed	ニョロトノ Nyorotono	Sprites almost match final, albeit with a larger front and back sprite, as well as a differently shaped "antenna".
187	Hoppip	ハネボーズ Hanebozu	Front sprite matches Gold final, albeit using a palette that resembles a lighter version of Hoppip's final shiny. Back sprite is original, and uses Hoppip's Spaceworld '97 design.
188	Skiploom	ポポボーズ Popobozu	Front sprite matches Gold final, albeit using a palette which goes completely unseen in the final games. Back sprite is original, and uses Skiploom's Spaceworld '97 design.
189	Jumpluff	ワタネコ Wataneko	Uses an earlier design, which is halfway between final Skiploom and its Spaceworld '97 counterpart. Uses a palette that resembles a darker version of Jumpluff's final shiny palette.
190	Quagsire	オー Nuoo	Front sprite matches Gold final, albeit using a palette that resembles Quagsire's modern shiny palette. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
191	.	.	Uses placeholder front and back sprites. This is definitely Sunkern, given its Dex placement, its palette, and how it still uses the same placeholder back sprite in the Spaceworld '99 demo.
192	Sunflora	キマワリ Kimawari	Front sprite matches Gold final. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
193	.	ツボミット Tsubomitto	The unused Weepinbell split-evolution from Spaceworld '97. Front sprite uses an updated design, with better shading, different arms, and striped leaves instead of spotted ones. Reuses its '97 back sprite. This Pokémon was overwritten by Lanturn, which originally used the Dex spot in the '99 demo.
194	Aipom	エイパム Aipom	Reuses its sprites from Spaceworld '97.
195	.	マダーム Madaamu	The unused Farfetch'd evolution from Spaceworld '97, now with updated wing shading on its front sprite. Reuses its '97 back sprite. This Pokémon was overwritten by Wooper, which originally used the Dex spot in the '99 demo. However, it's Quagsire which uses a palette almost identical to Madame's.
196	Espeon	エーフィ Eefi	Front sprite is based on the one from Spaceworld '97 albeit already more refined. Reuses its '97 back sprite.
197	Umbreon	ブラッキー Burakkii	Front sprite matches Gold final. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
198	Murkrow	ヤミカラス Yamikarasu	Front sprite is almost identical to Gold final, only missing a toe on each foot.
199	Slowking	ヤドキング Yadokingu	Front sprite matches Gold final. Back sprite is similar to final, but with a different shell and collar.
200	.	ノロワラ Norowara	A Ghost-type Pokémon from Spaceworld '97. It reuses its front sprite from said demo, though its back sprite depicts a slightly different design, lacking the ears but with a headband and holding a nail in its right hand. Interestingly, its evolution, Kyonpan, is nowhere to be found in this archive. This Pokémon was overwritten by Misdreavus, which still uses Norowara's name in the '99 demo.
202	.	ツインズ Tsuinzu	The unused Girafarig pre-evolution from Spaceworld '97. It reuses its back sprite from said demo, though its front sprite depicts a more refined, Haunter-like design. Reworked into Wobbuffet, which still occupies the same Dex spot in the final games.
203	Girafarig	キリンリキ Kirinriki	Sprites match Gold final.
204	.	コーニャ Koonya	The unused Meowth pre-evolution from Spaceworld '97. Uses an updated version of its front sprite from said demo. Pineco occupies this Dex spot in the final games, and reuses Koonya's palette as its shiny.
205	Shuckle	ツボツボ Tsubotsubo	Uses an earlier design, with an urn-shaped shell and slimmer tentacles. Uses the back sprite of Pudi, the unused Growlithe pre-evolution from Spaceworld '97.
206	.	べルルン Berurun	A Dark-type Pokémon from Spaceworld '97. Dunsparce occupies this Dex spot in the final games, and it inherited Berurun's palette.
207	Gligar	グライガー Gligar	Uses an earlier design, an extra set of arms, segmented limbs, and smaller pincers/stinger. It also uses a red and grey palette, instead of a pink and blue one. It vaguely resembles a Facehugger from the Alien series.
208	Steelix	ハガネール Haganēru	Sprites match Gold final.
209	Snubbull	ブルー Burū	Sprites match Gold final, albeit with Snubbull's front sprite mistakenly having a white collar, instead of a blue one.
210	Granbull	グランブル Granbull	Front sprite matches Gold final. Back sprite uses the Pikachu placeholder graphic.
211	Qwilfish	ハリーセン Harīsen	Reuses its sprite from Spaceworld '97.
212	Scizor	シザース Shizaasu	Reuses its sprite from Spaceworld '97. Is assigned a green palette with pink highlights, while the final one uses a red one with grayish blue highlights.
213	.	プラックス Purakkusu	Pinsir's evolution in the Spaceworld '97 demo. Shuckle occupies this dex spot in the final games, whereas Forretress would ultimately inherit Purakkusu's palette.
214	Heracross	へラクロス Heracross	Front sprite matches Gold final. Back sprite is close to final, only much rougher, and lacking arm spikes.
215	Sneasel	ニューラ Nyūra	Front sprite is based on Sneasel's Spaceworld '97 design. Reuses its back sprite from said demo.
216	Teddiursa	ヒメグマ Himeguma	Uses Honooguma's front and back sprites as a base. Design is close to final, albeit with a yellow palette instead of a light brown one, a missing muzzle highlight, and a different forehead pattern. The yellow palette is easily explained, given how Teddiursa overwrote Kotora.
217	Ursaring	リングマ Ringuma	Sprites match Gold final.
218	.	べトべビー Betobebī	Grimer's pre-evolution from Spaceworld '97. Is assigned a grey palette and has slightly different eyes when compared to its '97 counterpart. Slugma occupies this Dex spot in the final games, and Betobebī's palette was carried over as its shiny.
219	.	バリリーナ Barirīna	Mr. Mime's pre-evolution from Spaceworld '97. Magcargo occupies this Dex spot in the final games, whereas Barirīna's palette was carried over to Corsola.
220	.	.	Uses the Pikachu placeholder graphic with red palette applied. Given its placement in the dex, this spot may have been intended for Swinub.
221	Piloswine	イノムー Inomū	Sprites match Gold final.
222	.	ワーウルフ Wāurufu	An Ice-type Pokémon from Spaceworld '97, the final evolution of Urufuman. The front sprite's shading was updated, but its back sprite was left untouched. Wāurufu's palette was carried over as Slugma's shiny in the '99 demo, before ultimately being moved to shiny Magcargo.
223	Remoraid	テッポウオ Teppouo	Reuses its sprites from Spaceworld '97.
224	Octillery	オクタン Okutan	Front sprite is based on its Spaceworld '97 design, albeit with a different head and eye design. Reuses its '97 back sprite.
225	Delibird	ギフト Gifuto	Sprites are close to final, but with a different crest design. The sprites' highlights are also using grey instead of white.
226	Mantine	マンタイン Mantine	Poses are similar to Gold final, but using an earlier design. Its front sprite features a sly grin instead of a gentle smile, and the "Remoraid" by its side are more akin to torpedoes/missiles. As for its back sprite, the antennae are thicker, and the motif looks like a wave instead of eyes.
227	Skarmory	エアームド Eāmudo	Front sprite matches Gold final. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
228	Houndour	デビル Debiru	Front sprite is close to Gold final, but the inside of its mouth is black, its body is longer, and it has one extra rib on its back. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
229	Houndoom	へルガー Herugā	Front sprite is an updated version of its Spaceworld 97 sprite, and almost matches Gold final. Reuses its '97 back sprite.
230	Kingdra	キングドラ Kingdra	Reuses its Spaceworld '97 sprites.
231	Phanpy	ゴマゾウ Gomazō	Sprites are based on its Spaceworld '97 ones, albeit showcasing a design not seen in any previous build, with armor plating similar to Donphan's that is missing from the final design.
232	Donphan	ドンファン Donphan	Sprites match Gold final.
233	Porygon2	ポリゴン2 Porygon2	Sprites are similar to Gold final, albeit using an earlier design. Namely, its neck is solid black, and connects to the head in a less natural fashion. Meanwhile, the sprites' detailing is much more rough, with the feet using red highlights, instead of white ones.
234	Stantler	オドシシ Odoshishi	Front sprite is close to Gold final, albeit less refined, with a larger white chest spot, and different horn "pupil" placement. Uses the back sprite of Shibirefugu, the unused Qwilfish evolution from Spaceworld '97.
235	Smeargle	ドーブル Dooburu	Reuses its sprites from Spaceworld '97. The palette used, consisting of yellow with green highlights, may have inspired Smeargle's final shiny palette, which became its default colors in future generations.
236	Tyrogue	バルキー Barukī	Reuses its sprites from Spaceworld '97. Is assigned an earlier version of Tyrogue's final palette, which uses a deeper purple and a lighter brown.
237	Hitmontop	カポエラー Kapoerā	Reuses its sprites from Spaceworld '97, albeit with a few tweaks having been done to the face in its front sprite. Is also assigned the early Tyrogue palette.
238	Smoochum	ムチュール Muchūru	Front sprite matches Gold final, albeit with different shading. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
239	Elekid	エレキッド Elekid	Sprites match Gold final.
240	Magby	ブビィ Bubī	Front sprite almost identical to Gold final, albeit with a few tweaks having being done here and there. Reuses its back sprite from Spaceworld '97.
241	Miltank	ミルタンク Miltank	Reuses its sprites from Spaceworld '97, albeit with the shading on the front sprite having being touched-up.
242	Blissey	ハピナス Hapinasu	Uses a design not seen in neither '97 or '99 builds, with Blissey appearing taller, wearing an apron, lacking its "shoulder wings", and seemingly sporting a tail similar to Chansey's. This sprite is also assigned a yellow palette with pink highlights that is seen in neither the regular or shiny version of Blissey in the final games. It is likely that another Pokémon was previously in this Dex spot and was overwritten, much like other Pokémon in this archive.
243	Raikou	ライコウ Raikou	Front sprite uses a slightly earlier design, with a fiercer expression and longer red fangs, more akin to those of a sabertooth tiger.
244	Entei	エンテイ Entei	Front sprite uses a slightly earlier design, with a longer patch of chest fur. Back sprite matches final.
245	Suicune	スイクン Suicune	Sprites match Gold final, albeit with a different palette and some different shading here and there. This palette may have influenced Suicune's modern shiny.
246	.	.	Uses Cyndaquil's early front sprite and Rinrin's back sprite as placeholders. Most likely Larvitar, given its Dex placement and palette.
247	.	ウルフマン Urufuman	An Ice-type Pokémon from Spaceworld '97, now with updated shading on its front sprite. The fact that it is so far away from its evolution, Wāurufu, indicates that this is most likely just a placeholder for Pupitar. Accordingly, the later would ultimately inherit Urufuman's palette.
248	Tyranitar	バンギラス Bangirasu	Front sprite almost matches Gold final, with a few shading differences here and there. Uses the back sprite of Nameeru, the unused Lickitung evolution from Spaceworld '97, as a placeholder.
249	Lugia	ルギア Lugia	Front sprite almost matches Gold's final sprite, with six back spikes versus the final's ten back spikes. Back sprite is near-final, just with a closed mouth, and no visible back spikes.
250	Ho-oh	ホウオウ Ho-Oh	Sprites match Gold final.
251	.	.	Uses placeholder front and back sprites. Most likely Celebi, given its placement in the Dex and how it is assigned a green palette, which was used as its shiny in the Spaceworld 1999 demo.

Unown#

The full set of Unown variants, found in a separate listing.

Letter	Front Sprite	Back Sprite
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Shiny Pokémon#

A few sprites of Pokémon with their shiny palettes were also included in this archive, though virtually all of them only have a front sprite, reusing their regular back sprites instead.

Pokédex #	Pokémon Name	Early		Final
6	Charizard
12	Butterfree
15	Beedrill
18	Pidgeot
39	Jigglypuff
40	Wigglytuff
45	Vileplume
62	Poliwrath
130	Gyarados
177	Natu

Trainers#

A large range of trainer sprites, some from Spaceworld '97, some from the final build, and some that have not been seen in any other build.

Trainer Class/Name	Final Sprite	Notes
Falkner		Palette is slightly brighter when compared to final.
Whitney		Palette is slightly brighter when compared to final. Whitney being second and Bugsy being third in the index is a relic from when Whitney was planned to be the second gym leader and Bugsy was planned to be the third. Sprite is identical to final aside to some of the detailing on the face. The final games still use the earlier sprite on the trainer card.
Bugsy		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Morty		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Pryce		Uses the default grayish-purple palette. Appears in the spot where Chuck stands in the final game.
Jasmine		Uses a bright purple palette.
Chuck		Uses the default grayish-purple. Appears in the spot where Pryce stands in the final game.
Clair		Uses a red palette, reminiscent of Lance's color scheme in the final games.
Rival		Reuses its sprites from the Spaceworld '97 build of the game, albeit with updated shading. Uses a dark purple palette.
Prof.Oak		Identical to final.
Giovanni	N/A	Uses an updated version of his Generation I sprite. Is missing in the final games, although he does appear in a special event in the game's remakes. Later overwritten by the Will, who inherited Giovanni's palette.
Player		Identical to final.
Bruno		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Lorelei	N/A	Lorelei, an Elite Four member from Generation I who does not appear at all in the final game. Uses a completely new sprite which is assigned the default grayish-purple palette. Karen has a nearly identical pose in the final game.
Agatha	N/A	Agatha, an Elite Four member from Generation I who does not appear at all in the final game. Uses a completely new sprite which is assigned the default grayish-purple palette.
Lance		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Brock		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Misty		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Lt.Surge		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Kurt	N/A	Reuses its sprite from Spaceworld '97, albeit with updated shading and what appears to be a finalized palette. This suggests that this sprite was still planned to be used late into development. Later overwritten by the Scientist class, which inherited Kurt's palette.
Erika		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Youngster		Uses a green palette.
Schoolboy		Identical to final.
Birdkeeper		Identical to final.
Lass		Identical to final.
Janine		Uses a completely different pose from the final, this one mimicking Koga's pose from the Generation 1 games. Uses the default grayish-purple palette. Worth noting is that no sprite for Koga is present in this archive.
Cooltrainer♂️		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Cooltrainer♀️		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Beauty		Palette is slightly brighter when compared to final.
PokéManiac		Uses a brown palette.
Rocket♂️		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Gentleman		Uses the default grayish-purple palette, which differs slightly from final.
Teacher♂️	N/A	Uses a different sprite from the Spaceworld '97 demo and is assigned the default grayish-purple palette. Trainer class goes unused in the final game.
Teacher♀️		Palette is slightly brighter when compared to final.
Sabrina		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Bug Catcher		Uses a brown palette. The final games still assign a brown palette to their overworld sprite.
Fisherman		Uses a reddish palette. This matches its official artwork, and how later entries in the series also have fishermen dressed in either orange or red.
Swimmer♂️		Sprite identical to final.
Swimmer♀️		Palette is slightly brighter when compared to final.
Sailor		Palette is slightly brighter when compared to final.
Super Nerd		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Engineer	N/A	Reuses its sprite from Spaceworld '97, but with a yellow palette applied. Trainer class goes unused in the final game.
Guitarist		Sprite identical to final.
Hiker		Sprite identical to final.
Biker		Sprite identical to final.
Blaine		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Burglar		Sprite identical to final.
Firebreather		Sprite identical to final.
Juggler		Sprite identical to final.
Blackbelt		Sprite identical to final.
Sportsman	N/A	Reuses its sprite from Spaceworld '97, albeit with updated shading and what appears to be a finalized palette. This suggests that this sprite was still planned to be used late into development. Trainer class goes unused in the final game. Later overwritten by the male Rocket Executive class, which inherited the Sportsman's palette.
Psychic		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Picnicker		Palette is slightly brighter when compared to final.
Camper		Sprite identical to final.
Blaine	N/A	Uses an early Blaine sprite from Generation I's development as a placeholder.
Sage		Uses a dark purple palette.
Medium		Uses a green palette.
Soldier	N/A	Reuses its sprite from Spaceworld '97, albeit with a green palette applied. Trainer class goes unused in the final game.
Pokéfan♂️		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Kimono Girl		Uses a magenta palette.
Twins		Uses a blue palette different from the final.
Pokéfan♀️		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Red		Uses the default grayish-purple palette.
Blue		Sprite identical to final.
Officer		Sprite identical to final.
Rocket♀️		Uses a pink palette.