Hextator

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0x80249198 - Reads index of selected badge(?)
0x80270180 - Badge ID used to index an array here that is a sorted copy of Mario's badges
	Each entry in the array is a 2 byte item ID (items and badges, etc. are
	all apart of the same "list") just like the actual badge array
0x800E7884 - After calling the below
0x800E9D48 - Returns number of HP Plus badges equipped in V0 (arguments are unknown)

.org				0x800EA074
BEQL	V1,	V0,		0x800EA07C
ADDIU	A1,	A1,	0x0001	;Increments number of badges equipped
;-------------------------------;of the current kind being checked
.org				0x800EA07C

V0 is the "effect value" of the current badge type being checked and V1 is the "effect value"
of the badge currently being tested against V0 from the array of equipped badges,
which is located at 0x8010F498 and contains 0x40 2 byte entries
The "effect value" is an unsigned byte value obtained by using the badge ID to index an array
of structs located at 0x800878F8 which are in this format:

typedef struct {
	byte[2] unk_bytes_1;
	u8 effectVal;
	byte[29] unk_bytes_2;
} badge_data; // Size == 32

0x800E9DBC
Usually 0x84430208
Change to 0x24030114 to make the game think 64 Lucky Day badges are equipped

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.org				0x80263B60
LH	V0,	0x0208	(A1)	;Reads a badge ID from the array of equipped
;-------------------------------;badges and increments Mario's attack power by 1
;-------------------------------;if the loaded badge is a Power Plus badge
;-------------------------------;(obviously this instruction is part of a loop)

.org				0x800E9FC8
J				0x800EA074
ADDIU	V0,	R0,	0x0048	;Comparing to Lucky Day's "effect value"

0x800299FC - Seems to be the routine that returns randomly generated percentages
	Takes an int argument such that the output is between 0 and that argument

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.org				0x802773B8
JAL				0x800299FC
ADDIU	A0,	R0,	0x0064	;
SLTI	V0,	V0,	0x0014	;Lucky Day's effectiveness chance
BEQ	V0,	R0,		0x802773D4
;-------------------------------;Above instruction's value is 0x10400003

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Always Dodge (requires Lucky Day):
D12773C4 1040
812773C4 2400

Lucky Day Effect Always On (don't need Lucky Day):
D10E9FCC 2402
810E9FCC 0060
D10E9FCE 0048
810E9FCE 1025

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.org				0x80277390
JAL				0x800299FC
ADDIU	A0,	R0,	0x0064	;
SLTI	V0,	V0,	0x001E	;Close Call's effectiveness chance
BNEL	V0,	R0,		0x802773D0
ADDIU	S1,	R0,	0x0005	;

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.org				0x80277358
JAL				0x800299FC
ADDIU	A0,	R0,	0x0064	;
SLTI	V0,	V0,	0x000A	;Pretty Lucky's effectiveness chance
BNEL	V0,	R0,		0x802773D0
ADDIU	S1,	R0,	0x0005	;

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Lucky Day's effect ID is 0x48
Close Call's effect ID is 0x47
Pretty Lucky's effect ID is 0x42
- Apparently Close Call only works if it's one of the first 56 badges you equip?!
	(The loop only goes through the first 0x38 elements of the equipped badges array
	when checking for Close Call equips)
- The badges all stack the way you'd expect: A separate check is done for each type
	(not each badge) to see if they successfully dodge the attack. If any succeed,
	they all do, meaning Mario's dodge rate is 1 - .9(P).8(L).7(C), where
	P, L and C are 1 (and 0 otherwise) if Mario is wearing Pretty Lucky,
	Lucky Day and Close Call (in Danger mode), respectively.
	The maximum dodge rate therefore is 49.6%
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