idk hpw to use this who wanna be friends

i tend to use my 3ds nowadays for a boatload of pokemon so this felt like a fun question

playing the wii u version for the first time!!

Hello! Pretendo's game services are currently undergoing maintenance: 22 Feb 2025 13:00 GMT - 23 Feb 2025 13:00 GMT. All public and tester game servers, the forum, and Mastodon may be offline during this time. This maintenance is to improve our infrastructure.

Maintenance Notice - January 15, 2025 On Wednesday, January 15, 2025 11:00 AM CST, I will be migrating the Juxtaposition CDN. This shouldn't take more than an hour, but you will likely see some broken images for a few hours after while the cache rebuilds. I apologize for the short notice on this, but I will send out another message once maintenance is complete. Update: Maintenance is now complete. Thank you for your patience.

Hello everyone! Juxtaposition is back online. Thank you for your patience as we worked through these issues. Juxt has been migrated to a new server with more storage, so I don't expect this issue to come back again anytime soon. If you are having issues connecting in games, try restarting your console to refresh the tokens. Happy Posting!

Just a transparency announcement about last night. Last night someone claimed to have done a hack. Due to it happening late at night and us not having round the clock staff, we opted to just shut some services off until morning while we looked into things. This is why Juxt was offline until now. I've seen some people think this person did it, no it was me. To be crystal clear: This was not a real "hack". No databases were breached, no user data was taken or even seen, nothing like that. The only thing the person was able to do is very basic operations, such as changing a users access level between standard, banned, tester, etc, and making Juxt communities and such. Just someone mucking about. All relevant changes the user made have already been reverted (with one exception I will touch on). The panel the user had access to did not expose user data (it's a very basic, crappy, panel), and was only able to access it due to a single line incorrect permissions check. The databases where user data is stored was not accessed at all, and cannot be unless the connection is coming from an authorized user on a whitelisted IP (of which there are only 2). What we believe to have been the root cause was found later last night, and deployed this afternoon after some testing. All services are back online as of the writing of this message. To be clear, if the issue is not what we believe it was then we will again shut off relevant services and go back into a maintenance mode. As mentioned all relevant changes this person made (of which there were few, could count them on your hands) have been reverted besides one. Some users may have been given tester access, but the number of people affected is incredibly small and we have decided ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ about it. Those who got it can keep it for now. We have plans to sunset the Patreon soon, in favor of our own payment system which we have been using for quite some time now, and once that happens users with tester access without using the new system will have the status removed at the end of the month of the sunset (with the exception of a few testers). So those who may have gotten tester last night, will lose it when that happens anyway. Additionally since this seemed to have spooked quite a few of you, we have decided to keep the beta going until at least the end of February. Just as a way to apologize for the scare. I'm also currently in the middle of moving, so I wasn't going to close the beta right away anyway, waiting until I was done moving in a few days/a week. I planned to announce the continuation of the beta regardless, so this worked out. We typically hold a beta in February as well to celebrate our anniversary, so it will just stay open until then And finally, we overall see this as a net positive. Nothing REALLY happened, it was overall very inconsequential. So there was no real loss here, for anyone. But it did spur us internally to discuss some better security standards moving forward, which has led to several new ideas and projects on the drawing board. So overall, we lost nothing and gained some new ideas. We see this as a net positive.

Reporting posts on desktop is now live! You can now click on any post or reply to report it, just like on the Wii U. In the coming days, the feature will also be rolled out to the 3DS, and deleting your posts will soon follow after. Thanks!