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| '''Ringtones''' are a feature of the [[Keitai Denjuu Telefang (series)|Telefang series]]. Accessed by the [[D-Shot|D-Shot's]] '''Melo-D''' menu, ringtones are a way to customize the [[Denjuu]] in your [[Phone Book|contact list]]. | | '''Ringtones''' are a feature of the [[Keitai Denjuu Telefang (series)|Telefang series]]. Accessed by the [[D-Shot|D-Shot's]] '''D-Melo''' menu, ringtones are a way to customize the [[Denjuu]] in your [[Phone Book|contact list]]. |
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| ==Name Etymology== | | ==Name Etymology== |
| [[File:T1-R-{{T1 Ringtone Random}}.ogg|noicon|thumb|right|A ringtone from Telefang 1]] | | [[File:T1-R-{{T1 Ringtone Random}}.ogg|noicon|thumb|right|A ringtone from Telefang 1]] |
| "Melo-D" comes from the original Japanese D-mero (Dメロ), with the D presumably standing for Denki (電気), meaning electricity, and mero, short for melody. | | "D-Melo" comes from the original Japanese D-mero (Dメロ), with the D presumably standing for Denki (電気), meaning electricity, and mero, short for melody. |
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| ==Telefang 1== | | ===Telefang 1=== |
| :''[[List of Ringtones in Telefang 1]]''
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| [[Image:T1OriginalMeloD.png|thumb|right|Composing an original melody, with the [[Wikifang:Telefang 1 Translation Patch|translation patch]] applied.]] | | [[Image:T1OriginalMeloD.png|thumb|right|Composing an original melody, with the [[Wikifang:Telefang 1 Translation Patch|translation patch]] applied.]] |
| In Telefang 1, there are 71 premade ringtone melodies available, and space for 8 original melodies to be written by the player. Each Denjuu species is assigned a premade ringtone, usually shared between evolutionary members. When changing a contact's ringtone, the player can choose between the default ringtone, the Denjuu's personal ringtone, or any of the 8 original ringtones. | | In Telefang 1, there are 71 premade ringtone melodies available, and space for 8 original melodies to be written by the player. Each Denjuu species is assigned a premade ringtone, usually shared between evolutionary members. When changing a contact's ringtone, the player can choose between the default ringtone, the Denjuu's personal ringtone, or any of the 8 original ringtones. |
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| When creating an original melody, the D-Shot's keypad is utilized in selecting notes and editing pitch, tempo, and length of notes. Original melodies can be transferred between players with use of a link connection. Original melodies could not be composed in the [[Pokémon Diamond and Jade|bootleg]]. | | When creating an original melody, the D-Shot's keypad is utilized in selecting notes and editing tempo and length of notes. Original melodies can be transferred between players with use of a link connection. Original melodies could not be composed in the bootleg. |
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| ==Telefang 2== | | ===Telefang 2=== |
| In Telefang 2, the use of ringtones was changed somewhat. Original melodies are no longer available. Denjuu are also not assigned species-dependent ringtones, but instead may use any available ringtones. Default ringtones available depend on the current model of D-Shot that the player is using; each D-Shot comes with three rings and three songs. | | In Telefang 2, the use of ringtones was changed somewhat. Original melodies are no longer available. Denjuu are also not assigned personal ringtones, but instead may use any available ringtones. Default ringtones available depend on the current model of D-Shot that the player is using, each D-Shot comes with three rings and three songs. Downloadable ringtone melodies, usable by any D-Shot model, can be unlocked by completing various actions during the course of the game. Up to three of these can be chosen for use at a time. |
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| Downloadable ringtone melodies, named after various Denjuu, can be retrieved from D-Mode and used by any D-Shot model. They are unlocked by completing various actions throughout the course of the game. The downloaded tones available are version-dependent, but can be traded over link cable with another player. Up to three of these can be chosen for use at a time. | |
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| [[File:T2 MeloD Menu.png|thumb|right|Melo-D selection in Telefang 2 Speed Version, featuring the six default ringers, and the Gyuun Melo-D downloaded]]
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| ! No.
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| ! Power
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| ! Speed
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| ! Unlock Method
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| |[[Doon (Basic)|Doon]]
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| |[[Gyuun (Basic)|Gyuun]]
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| |Restore the [[Antenna Tree]] in [[Takedama Village]]
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| |2
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| |[[Mentalis (Basic)|Mentalis]]
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| |[[Chigomozu (Basic)|Chigomozu]]*
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| |Defeat [[Midori's father]] in [[Tokaribe Village]]
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| |3
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| |[[Penelope (Basic)|Penelope]]
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| |[[Auklet (Basic)|Auklet]]
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| |Defeat [[Kyou's father]] in Tokaribe Village
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| |4
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| |[[Bicolor (Basic)|Bicolor]]
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| |[[Alpina (Basic)|Alpina]]
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| |Restore the Antenna Tree in [[Helchika Village]]
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| |5
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| |[[Rubricol (Basic)|Rubricol]]
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| |[[Hermit (Basic)|Hermit]]
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| |Defeat either of the [[Smile Sisters]] in [[Takedama Cave]], ''postgame''
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| |6
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| |[[Demerus (Basic)|Demerus]]
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| |[[Tataupa (Basic)|Tataupa]]
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| |Defeat [[Yuu]]/[[Otome]] at [[Holy Land Iasuka]], ''postgame''
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| |7
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| |[[Etupirka (Basic)|Etupirka]]
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| |[[Serrata (Basic)|Serrata]]
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| |Defeat [[Diabolos (Natural-2)|Diabolos]] at Holy Land Iasuka
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| |8
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| |[[Sparsa (Basic)|Sparsa]]
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| |[[Cotta (Basic)|Cotta]]
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| |Defeat Sister in Tokaribe Village, ''postgame''
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| |9
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| |[[Tectus (Basic)|Tectus]]
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| |[[Regulus (Basic)|Regulus]]
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| |Defeat Brother in [[Kiwatora Village]], ''postgame''
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| :<nowiki>*</nowiki>Chigomozu's ringtone is also used for the D-Shot's vase-throwing minigame.
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| ===Unused ringtones===
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| There are also twelve extra named downloadable ringtones hidden in the ROM, which are inaccessible in normal gameplay. One of these is [[Diabolos (Basic)|Diabolos]], which is actually used as the red D-Shot's third default ringtone, but it will show its Denjuu name if hacked to appear in downloads. If hacked in, the ringtones can be traded to another game using the link cable as normal.
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| In Power Version, these unused ringtones can be accessed by editing RAM addresses '''03004F5A''', '''03004F5B''', and '''03004F5C'''. In Speed Version, these can be accessed by editing RAM addresses '''03004F4A''', '''03004F4B''', and '''03004F4C'''. These change the 7th, 8th, and 9th ringers in the Melo-D menu. Here is a list of values below:
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| * '''4A''' = [[Scrippa (Basic)|Scrippa]]
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| * '''4B''' = [[Chapmani (Basic)|Chapmani]]
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| * '''4C''' = [[Pewee (Basic)|Pewee]]
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| * '''4E''' = [[Parrlot (Basic)|Parrlot]]
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| * '''4F''' = [[Serrator (Basic)|Serrator]]
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| * '''54''' = [[Nebularia (Basic)|Nebularia]]
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| * '''58''' = [[Ardea (Basic)|Ardea]]
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| * '''5B''' = [[Seiran (Basic)|Seiran]]
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| * '''61''' = [[Rupicola (Basic)|Rupicola]]
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| * '''63''' = [[Purpurea (Basic)|Purpurea]]
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| * '''66''' = [[Isuka (Basic)|Isuka]]
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| ==See also== | | ==See also== |
| {{c|Telefang 1 ringtones}} | | {{c|Telefang 1 ringtones}} |