I hope someone can use this to decode the format, so we can tell which pokemon we get before we pay for it
Here's the data from my figures, in the format of
(Name) (power level) (first move).xml
None of them have second moves yet
Each of the figures you've dumped are at least partially corrupt. To verify that a figure has been dumped successfully, please open the .xml file and look for the page index. Data pages 0-63 must be intact and without read-errors. I've had success with an Android app called NFC TagInfo on LG Optimus Elite hardware. For me, figures are more easily detected when my hardware is face-down, which makes sense because my hardware's NFC antenna is built into the battery cover.
I bought 3 figures yesterday, and ended up getting a Mewtwo, Shaymin, and Piplup. I will upload their data later today. I have plans to buy the rest of the collection, and hope to receive at least a few duplicates for research purposes.
Ironically, I don't own the game so I can't do much analysis on which data pages change when figure data is updated. I'd like to encourage anyone with the game to pick at least one of their figures and make several dumps of it throughout game-play. Notes describing stats, moves, etc. would be very helpful.
When I have time, I'd like to develop a simple app specifically for the purpose of making it easier to share Pokémon NFC figure dumps. At the very least, exchanging dumps should allow us to use stat data from figures of an identical Pokémon species. If enough dumps are made and community research makes considerable progress, I'd like to attempt to view/edit a figure's move and stat data within the app.
According to some
documentation on the NFC Secure Element, it should be possible for rooted Android users to emulate entire figure dumps. This would make it possible to store large collections of figures and use them without the need to carry them around.
