Let's go over the differences between this run and the currently published run again, for the benefit of people who might not want to read the other topic.
What does
the currently published run do?
- Trainer-Fly to skip the mandatory Super Nerd fight in Mt. Moon
- Trainer-Fly to catch Mew
- Mew uses Transform plus move reorganizing to enable glitch moves.
- Glitch move is used as a means to the end of arbitrary code execution, which is then used to skip to the Hall of Fame scene, ending input after 27 minutes.
What does THIS run do? I'll rewatch it when I get home from work so I can make a more comprehensive list, but off the top of my head, I remember...
- Enters the Safari Zone to perform the Glitch City glitch.
- "Aimlessly" bikes around for a while in spots, to run down the Safari Zone step counter, which continues to run after executing the Glitch City glitch.
- Jumps over a ledge for the final step on the Safari Zone counter, enabling a "walk over and through obstacles" glitch when the player is warped back to the Safari Zone entrance.
- Warps out of the Safari Zone entrance via death by poison damage to preserve this glitched state.
- Uses the glitched state for various purposes, including: entering Saffron City without giving one of the guards a drink, entering Silph Co. (EDIT: or was it the Saffron City Gym?) while a Rocket is still blocking the entrance, going to Cinnabar Island without Surf, and passing through the Pokemon League Gates without the Earthbadge.
- Defeats 7 Gym Leaders, the Elite Four, and the Rival, showing off a significantly larger amount of Pokemon battling.
- Uses Trainer-Fly to make Snorlax west of Celadon City disappear.
- Uses Trainer-Fly to catch Mew to use as a battler instead of as a tool to enable the arbitrary code execution exploit.
- Levels Mew to 100 in one battle via EXP underflow.
I will be the first to admit the battles in this one may be a little boring because Mew is level 100 basically the whole time it's battling, but I think the execution of the glitches in this one sufficiently different to warrant separation from the currently published movie, and I think it stands up very well even by today's standards.
My opinion on branches is the same as it was in the other topic, and which jlun2 and Patashu shared as well. This branch would be "any%, no memory corruption." The currently published movie would be "any% glitched" with an "executes arbitrary code" tag (I swear we had that at one point.) I have some opinions on
[2434] GB Pokémon: Blue Version "warp glitch" by MrWint in 37:10.53 as well, but I need to rewatch it too before I say anything.