Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball, 3 Amiibo incorrect/switched around
ToddlerPichu opened this issue · 15 comments
Scanning my official Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball Amiibo cards with Tagmo:
Yabe incorrectly shows up as Daijobu
Daijobu incorrectly shows up as Ganda
and Ganda incorrectly shows up as Yabe
How strange, I suppose it's possible the data for these ones we have is wrong- as I've only ever gotten these dumped once a very long time ago, maybe the original dumps we used to fill in this data were mislabeled.
Can anyone else with these cards confirm this issue?
Ideally also some new labeled dumps could be provided as well for verification purposes. Feel free to contact me on discord (username cheatfreak) if you want to provide these- they won't be shared, just used to verify the IDs before changing the API data.
Yabe is Ganda
Daijobu is Yabe
Haykawa is Hayakawa
Pawapuro is Pawapuro
Ikari is Ikari
Ganda is Daijobu
Yabe is Ganda
Daijobu is Yabe
Haykawa is Hayakawa
Pawapuro is Pawapuro
Ikari is Ikari
Ganda is Daijobu
Would you mind double checking that, or phrasing it another way, because the way I am reading it seems backwards from what I got:
Yabe (003-AI-G0J) card shows as Daijobu (006-AI-G0J) in database
Daijobu (006-AI-G0J) card incorrectly shows up as Ganda (005-AI-G0J) in database
and Ganda (005-AI-G0J) card incorrectly shows up as Yabe (003-AI-G0J) in database
Yabe is Ganda
Daijobu is Yabe
Haykawa is Hayakawa
Pawapuro is Pawapuro
Ikari is Ikari
Ganda is DaijobuWould you mind double checking that, or phrasing it another way, because the way I am reading it seems backwards from what I got:
Yabe (003-AI-G0J) cardshows asDaijobu (006-AI-G0J) in database
Daijobu (006-AI-G0J) cardincorrectly shows up asGanda (005-AI-G0J) in database
andGanda (005-AI-G0J) cardincorrectly shows up asYabe (003-AI-G0J) in database
Amiibo File name > the correctly Card name
"0x3800000103931702": {
"name": "Pawapuro",
"release": {
"au": null,
"eu": null,
"jp": "2019-06-27",
"na": null
}
},
"0x3801000103941702": {
"name": "Ikari",
"release": {
"au": null,
"eu": null,
"jp": "2019-06-27",
"na": null
}
},
"0x3802000103951702": {
"name": "Yabe",
"release": {
"au": null,
"eu": null,
"jp": "2019-06-27",
"na": null
}
},
"0x3803000103961702": {
"name": "Hayakawa",
"release": {
"au": null,
"eu": null,
"jp": "2019-06-27",
"na": null
}
},
"0x3804000103971702": {
"name": "Ganda",
"release": {
"au": null,
"eu": null,
"jp": "2019-06-27",
"na": null
}
},
"0x3805000103981702": {
"name": "Daijobu",
"release": {
"au": null,
"eu": null,
"jp": "2019-06-27",
"na": null
}
},
a friend tried the files in the game and these results came about that I wrote above, I can't explain why yours and mine are so different
Amiibo File name > the correctly Card name
a friend tried the files in the game and these results came about that I wrote above, I can't explain why yours and mine are so different
I think ours do match up... i had listed card scanned first and then the result gotten, if that was the in correct way to order things I apologize. Your list seems to be the reverse of mine, file name in the API first and then what the correct card is supposed to be, yes?
Either way looking at your info, it does match up with mine
Daijobu 0x3805000103981702, Ganda 0x3804000103971702, Yube 0x3802000103951702
Compared to the incorrect API:
{
"amiiboSeries": "Power Pros",
"character": "Daijobu",
"gameSeries": "Power Pros",
"head": "38020001",
"image": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/N3evin/AmiiboAPI/master/images/icon_38020001-03951702.png",
"name": "Daijobu",
"release": {
"au": null,
"eu": null,
"jp": "2019-06-27",
"na": null
},
"tail": "03951702",
"type": "Card"
},
{
"amiiboSeries": "Power Pros",
"character": "Ganda",
"gameSeries": "Power Pros",
"head": "38050001",
"image": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/N3evin/AmiiboAPI/master/images/icon_38050001-03981702.png",
"name": "Ganda",
"release": {
"au": null,
"eu": null,
"jp": "2019-06-27",
"na": null
},
"tail": "03981702",
"type": "Card"
},
{
"amiiboSeries": "Power Pros",
"character": "Yabe",
"gameSeries": "Power Pros",
"head": "38040001",
"image": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/N3evin/AmiiboAPI/master/images/icon_38040001-03971702.png",
"name": "Yabe",
"release": {
"au": null,
"eu": null,
"jp": "2019-06-27",
"na": null
},
"tail": "03971702",
"type": "Card"
},
I think the best way to Sort it Out, is that you write Cheatfreak on discord
Yes, I have sent the friend request already. Please excuse any poor formatting my comments and responses may have had... I appreciate you providing results from your side and past the confusion or our 2 different orders, I do believe we have the same result.
Okay so it seems like I got a second confirmation of the error here, so I've updated the spreadsheet and informed the amiibo.life guy of the change, if someone could submit a pull request to fix the database and image names for the API, I can have that pulled pretty quickly, either that or nevin will fix it when he has time.
@Brickleberry19 The file names get stripped when uploading them as images.
It would display the names if the images didn't work, though.
icon_38040001-03971702.png
icon_38050001-03981702.png
icon_38020001-03951702.png
icon_38000001-03931702.png
icon_38010001-03941702.png
icon_38030001-03961702.png
@AbandonedCart thanks for the hint
thanks for the quick fix, nevin 👍
hey everyone!! Thank you for updating us on the issue :) I had deployed the fix. Can somoene test it?
@N3evin it works