I have included a manual in the actual program itself. You can end up with a Charizard with violet wings, a Pikachu with blue cheeks and a Bulbasaur with a red bulb. Change one Color - The Pokemon stays the same exept for one randomly chosen color.If you choose yellow you will get more yellow Pokemon. Color bias - You can increase the likeliness of a specific color to appear.Color by Evolution Family - The whole evolution family will use a single palette and therefor look similar.Useful for beginners or when types are changed with the Universal Pokemon Randomizer. Color by Type - Assigns a predetermined type color to the Pokemon to make types easier to identify.Here and there a more changed look is thrown in. Slightly Vary Original Colors - Shifts the hue, saturation, brightness of the palette slightly to create a subtle change.It is possible to get a Pokemon with almost the original set of colors or something very different.

Randomize Hue - Leaves saturation and brightness as it is and just shifts the hue.

Completely Random - randomizes every hue of the palette seperately and assigns it a new brightness and saturation value as well.

I have build in different randomization modes sorted by most to least random: My program is called the 'NDS Palette Randomizer' and does exactly what the name implies it can randomize all Pokemon color palettes in all NDS Pokemon games (Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, SoulSilver, Black, White, Black 2, White 2). I thought that other people might like it, too, and if so then that's great. I want to share a program I originally made for myself because I couldn't find anything similar.

Pokemon black and white 2 randomizer