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Full List Of Pokemon Fire Red Cheats (GameShark Codes)

• Brandon Saltalamacchia
• Published: October 19, 2021
• Updated: May 6, 2024

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Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green came out decades ago, there is still a sizeable amount of fans who obsess over the game’s brilliance. And rightfully so, the game is the definitive Pokemon experience; it has all the original Pokemon that we grew up loving and not to mention the nostalgia!

But times have changed; the games are old, and this isn’t a bad thing per se, but we’ve grown accustomed to newer and fast-paced gameplay.

The 2000s were a different era. People had a good attention span and had patience. In this modern age, we want everything as fast as possible.

Pokemon games from the past are prone to these problems, of being slow-paced and taking time to get to the reward. Fortunately, there are some tricks that you can use. If you’re on one of the best Pokemon emulators , you can just speed up!

But speed isn’t the only issue here. There are some great Pokemon in the game that evolve only after trading. Now, who is going to trade with you?

There are also Pokemon, which were only available at certain events. Now, unless you have a time machine, this will be a problem.

But don’t worry, GameShark cheats take care of this problem for you. So we decided to rank the 10 best Pokemon Fire Red cheats that you should utilize in your next play-through.

(Note – The cheats may or may not work for Pokemon Leaf Green even though they’re the same game. There are different cheat codes for Pokemon Leaf Green!)

Table of Contents

What Is Gameshark?

Before we deep dive into the list, if you’re new to cheats in Pokemon, you won’t be familiar with what GameShark means. GameShark, simply put, is a tool used in gaming consoles to do some things that the game won’t allow you.

For example, obtaining an item, rewatching cut scenes, etc.

Devices like the GameShark were top-rated back in the day, especially for the GameBoy and the PS1. These devices allowed you to do a lot of exciting stuff with your console.

But nowadays, as almost every Pokemon Fan is playing on an emulator, you can just use the cheat code we provide without the device itself.

Also, remember to not activate a lot of cheats simultaneously; it may break your game if the cheats aren’t compatible.

Make sure to make multiple save files just in case. The codes given below are tried and tested, but taking precautions is good.

33. Get All TMs

How about kicking off with a cheat that gives you access to all of the TM moves in the game?

Don’t leave anything to chance; swap and change moves more than you change your mind about which is your favourite Pokemon!

Cheat code : 42025A2C0121 000100320004 42025A2E5212 000000320004

32. Control The Timer

Sometimes, when times is against you, you just need to reset the odds. Or stop them all together! If you feel like time is getting away with you, then take back control.

Reset Time Cheat Code: 420246120000000000020002

Stop Timer Cheat code: 320246160000

31. Unlimited PC Items

Bill’s PC is a treasure trove, but you can’t tell me that you’ve not thought about hacking into it and messing with the system. Here’s a sneaky little cheat to get unlimited items for everything stored there!

Cheat code: 420258420063

30. Unlimited PP

For those readers unsure as to what PP is, it’s the number of times a Pokemon can pull off a certain move. Some moves like Hyper Beam only had 5 PP, but with this cheat, your critter can use it as many times as they want!

Cheat code : 42023C086363 000000020002

29. Free Pokemon Daycare

Daycare is expensive, and we’re in a cost of living crisis, don’t you know! If you want to leave your Pokemon in daycare and level them up without handing over any cash, then enter this code.

Cheat code – 820370C20000

28. Safari Zone Cheats

The Safari Zone was one of my favourite parts of the original Pokemon Red game, and I loved exploring around it in Fire red. The thing is, the limitations made it a little annoying; I wanted to stay in there all the time!

Well, with these cheats, you can!

Infinite Safari Balls Cheat code: 820399940063

Infinite Safari Time Cheat code: 820399960258

Safari Pokemon Easily Caught Cheat code : 72023D749A3C 82023D749A53

27. Take Your Bicycle Over Water

Anyone who’s played Pokemon Sword or Shield knows how fun it is to take your bike from the land to the water and carry on their adventure. Get rid of the need to surf and ride over the waves on your bike!

Cheat Code – 72036E3C0100 32036E430000

26. All Poke Balls

Having all the different types of Poke Ball in your itinerary means you’re well prepared for every catching situation. To be honest, only having Master Balls would be fine in itself, but variety is the spice of life!

Cheat code : 420259D80001 0001000C0004 420259DA5212 0000000C0004

25. Infinite Money

Make it rain with this infinite money cheat. Look how much of a boss Pikachu looks up there, with dollars dropping down around him.

Buy any item, pay for anything, or be the tightest trainer alive and just horde your cash!

Cheat Code : 3AF85ACA C4D18CEC 8E883EFF 92E9660D

24. Complete Your Pokedex

Want to have a full Pokedex without even setting off from Pallet Town? Impress Oak without even lifting a finger. Don’t work harder, work smarter!

Cheat Code : 4202462CFFFF 0000003C0002 42025BA0FFFF 0000001A0002 42028FC0FFFF 0000001A0002

23. Max Up Your Pokemon Team Stats

Look how buff Poliwhirl is; I wish I could have maximum stats!

If you want to increase the stats of all your Pokemon in your team to full, then use the codes below for the corresponding Pokemon in your team.

• 1st Pokemon in your team: 20242DA03E7000000070002
• 2nd Pokemon in your team: 4202433E03E7000000070002
• 3rd Pokemon in your team: 420243A203E7000000070002
• 4th Pokemon in your team: 4202440603E7000000070002
• 5th Pokemon in your team: 4202446A03E7000000070002
• 6th Pokemon in your team: 420244CE03E7000000070002

22. Get Infinite Items

This cheat is a two part code that, like the stats code above, works on a specific item in your item slot.

The first part of the number below is for the individual item slot, and the ‘x’s are where players will need to inter the item code number.

So, anyone wanting to obtain infinite antidtidotes in slot 1 will need to input

82025840 followers by 000E

Just do a quick Google search for the Pokemon item code you’re looking for and voila, unlimited items await!

• Infinite number of Items in Slot 1: 82025840 xxxx
• Infinite number of Items in Slot 2: 82025844 xxxx
• Infinite number of Items in Slot 3: 82025848 xxxx
• Infinite number of Items in Slot 4: 8202584C xxxx
• Infinite number of Items in Slot 5: 82025850 xxxx

21. Area Warp Codes

Abra knows how annoying it is walking around from place to place all the time. He can’t even hold it properly with his little claws!

Teleporting between locations is far easier and a lot more fun. Here’s the catch though; players must input their chosen code before walking through any door.

Then, they must disable the code before walking through another door. Otherwise, they’ll just keep teleporting.

Check out warp cheat codes below!

• Mt. Ember: 3ADAABA A9000BEB
• Birth Island: 554D9257 D0472EF8 
• Navel Rock: 6AADAC54 A0A4B6C7
• One Island: A6A339F5 FC0ADC79
• Seafoam Islands: BC4AFF82 6C4609A2
• Power Plant: EA5BB107 05E634BB
• Unlock all Areas : 42026592FF FF00000007 0002

20. Gain EXP

Don’t strain like Pika; get that experience the hard way without fighting or busting moves.

Gain 1000 Exp Cheat code: 7300218C0001 82023D5003E8

Gain 5000 Exp Cheat code: 7300218C0001 82023D501388

19. Infinite EXP

If you want to be the brainiest, strongest, and, highest level member of the team and get all that experience under your belt, then go straight to the top without putting in any practice.

Cheat Code – 7300218C00 0182023D50 1388

18. All Female Eggs

Anyone looking to obtain every female egg to hatch in Pokemon Fire Red need look no further. Just grab this code, input it in, and wait for them to hatch!

Cheat Code – 20286400093

17. All Male Eggs

The same goes for the male eggs too! Just look how confused Psyduck is. Don’t worry lad, you don’t have to sit on this on!

Cheat Code – 320286400016 

16. Fast Egg Hatching

Can’t be bothered to wait for your eggs to hatch? We don’t blame you; ain’t nobody got time for that!

Check the code out below and speed the whole process up!

Cheat Code – 3202864200FE

15. Quick Level Up

Imagine if you could level up with every dumbbell lift like Sandshrew. He’s got the right idea. Level your Pokemon up in quick time and get all the best moves using the cheat below!

Cheat Code – 82023D50 270F

14. Get All HM Items

Who can be bothered searching around for every singe HM? I’ll tell you who – no-one. Get the useful moves sooner rather than later and cut, fly, and surf to your heart’s content!

Cheat Code – 42025A0C01 5300010008 0004

13. Get Every Berry

Keep those Pokemon happy with every single type of berry available in the game. Don’t go planting or harvesting fruit, just sit back and let the goods roll into your pouch!

Cheat Code – 42025AF400 850001002B 000442025A F652120000 002B0004

12. Pokemon Nature Modifier

The Pokemon’s nature can play a significant role in your playthrough if you utilize the mechanic properly. So if you want your Pokemon’s character changed, this cheat will help you out.

How to use: Enter the universal code followed by the nature you want.

Example: AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95 + the nature you want

Nature codes: 

• 93F04759 F95753D9 = Serious
• E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7 = Jolly
• 56F744B0 37E16732 = Naive
• E1EB2109 4480C28D = Modest
• A2461E51 304137B6 = Mild
• 0456554B 66D3AAF9 = Quiet
• B05B4CCD A0A1505B = Bashful
• 909149AB 2DE8726A = Rash
• 31F62F82 D9A0C100 = Calm
• 9A41D845 41B93FE6 = Gentle
• D47DA721 6C3B9FFC = Sassy
• 1A15BF1E E72650E4 = Careful
• 5A7B2626 21ECD183 = Quirky
• D0E34D66 5796A7D3 = Hardy
• D73BC50A 5F47AA0E = Lonely
• E485844D 2F24038C = Brave
• 5EB8DEEE 692ED298 = Adamant
• 83286B46 6479AA98 = Naughty
• 35EB915F 08F33974 = Bold
• A58F6F1B BFB13FEF = Docile
• 34027F23 7E7E1599 = Relaxed
• CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9 = Impish
• D593BF29 E18AAAE5 = Lax
• 1BC372C9 06B4D17F = Timid
• D4950A99 D729D80A = Hasty

11. Get Rid Of Random Battles

Random battles get really annoying when you enter victory road, almost every step leads to an encounter. This cheat will stop it without you having to spam repels!

Cheat Code: D41DD0CA 33A629E5 8E883EFF 92E9660D

10. Infinite Master Balls

Master Balls capture any Pokemon of any level without any fuss. Some might say it’s cheating, but I would say that it’s being smart.

What’s the point in having just one when you can have as many as you want too. Hit up the cheat below and start catching!

Cheat Code – 8202595c 00018202595e 0063

9. Wild Pokemon Gender Modifier

This cheat will help you modify the gender of any wild Pokemon. By putting in a specific cheat, you will always encounter one gender of Pokemon!. 

Cheat Code: Female – EB34F751 A96B854D 78DA95DF 44018CB4

Male – EB34F751 A96B854D 141BB87C 83D7018F

8. Walk Through Walls

Use this code, and you’ll be able to walk through walls without breaking a sweat. The code is enjoyable to use as you can go places that the devs didn’t intend you to see!

Cheat Code: 509197D3 542975F4 78DA95DF 44018CB4

7. Get All 8 Badges In An Instant!

If you’re someone who has played the game a lot of times and are now bored with the progression, this cheat will give you all of the badges at once. You won’t have to fight all the gym leaders anymore!

How to use: The cheat is very simple to implement. Activate the cheat, go out and battle anyone; after that, enter any house or building of your choice.

Check your trainer card. You should have all the badges! If this doesn’t work, go out and re-enter the building; sometimes you’d have to repeat the process 3-4 times for it to work.

Cheat Code: EFCE867D 5403D40D

6. 1 Hit KO

With this cheat enabled, you’d be able to 1 hit kill every Pokemon in the game, turning you into a Pokemon GOD, even stronger than Arceus himself! Each battle also gives you the normal amount of EXP, making levelling up your Pokemon even faster.

Cheat Code: 95EDFBBA A5A72A78 C833D1A0 02FA7205

5. Shiny Pokemon Encounters

We’re getting into the top-tier cheats now. This cheat, when enabled will allow you to catch shiny Pokemon with ease as you’ll be encountering them more frequently!

Shiny Pokemon are Pokemon that have a different color way than their original counterparts. These Pokemon are extremely rare and take a lot of hunting to obtain. A lot of gamers call this “shiny hunting”.

Cheat Code: 

• 39584B19 D80CC66A
• CE71B3D3 1F6A85FB
• 198DF179 5413C867
• 73ECB8A0 BDD8B251
• D5AFFB37 6855972C
• Or, you can also use
• 1670047D 04815C68
• 18452A7D DDE55BCC

4. Pokemon Level Modifier

Grinding to get your level up can be tiresome; many leave the game for the sole reason. To level up your weak Pokemon, especially at the later stages, is really dull, so this cheat should be a straightforward way out for most of you out there.

Just enter the cheat and enjoy the story of the game rather than battling random wild Pokemon for EXP.

Cheat Code: Enter 754ED27A 8B1BEFEE followed by the level which you want.

Level codes:

• Level 10: 4C6C2B8C CD0528EB
• Level 20: 8C434E48 F703A9E1
• Level 25: 2D02A8EA 9B748C49
• Level 30: A457FA67 BCD9C478
• Level 35: C70600E8 789A0DAC
• Level 40: 155D7103 D66B8A15
• Level 45: 710D8A2D 45E999F3
• Level 50: CBEB73A3 90A08906
• Level 55: 3E7B9D1E 5CE7F0DC
• Level 60: 202ABE52 BDC4E314
• Level 65: 1C2D3029 63D27E35
• Level 70: 628E474E E708D501
• Level 75: 39E224D9 232864F2
• Level 80: 9675F502 DB139F05
• Level 85: FB80C720 E028C27A
• Level 90: 750CEC25 D42EAE36
• Level 95: 32DCE4F7 2ABBC366
• Level 100: 56307399 25DF4466

3. All Items At $1

The cheat is pretty self-explanatory; every item you buy in the Poke mart will have the same value, which is $1.

Cheat Code: 3C25A344 FD8F451C AD86124F 2823D8DA

2. Make Legendary Pokemon Appear

Want to just bring the legendary Pokemon to you rather than go out looking for them?

First off, enter the Master Code to get the ball rolling.

000014D1 000A 1003dae6 0007

Then, after the Master Code, input the following code to make your chosen Legendary Pokemon appear right before your very eyes!

• Moltres: 83007CEE 0092
• Articuno: 83007CEE 0090
• Zapdos :83007CEE 0091
• Ho-oh: 83007CEE 00F
• Lugia: 83007CEE 00F9
• Regice: 83007CEE 0192
• Regirock: 83007CEE 0191
• Registeel: 83007CEE 0193
• Jirachi: 83007CEE 0199
• Dratini: 83007CEE 0093
• Dragonite: 83007CEE 0095
• Dragonair: 83007CEE 0094
• Entei: 83007CEE 00F4
• Deoxys: 83007CEE 019A
• Groudon: 83007CEE 0195
• Mewtwo: 83007CEE 0096
• Mew: 83007CEE 0097
• Rayquaza: 83007CEE 0196

1. Catch Every Pokemon Successfully!

With this cheat, you get a 100% catching rate on every Pokemon you encounter.

Cheat Code: 87ACF659 707466DC 8BB602F7 8CEB681A

Bonus cheat

This is a bonus cheat, as not many would use it in the game. The cheat enables you to capture your opponent’s Pokemon. This is a weird cheat, but regardless, if you want to do something like this, here’s the code.

• 4D83B1BF E0F5F507
• 8E883EFF 92E9660D
• B6C5368A 08BE8FF4
• 90B4977C C0151DC2

And there you have it, our list of the best Pokemon Fire Red cheats! If you need anymore Pokemon guides be sure to check out more of our website.

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Pokemon Fire Red Cheats

Below is a list of our Pokemon Fire Red Cheats i.e. Cheat Codes, which have already been tested and verified to work by many of our readers. If any of the listed Pokemon Fire Red cheat codes do not work for you, please leave a comment below with your ROM and emulator information.

These Gameshark codes are for Pokemon Fire Red (US) version 1.0. Cheat codes are unique to each Pokemon game series, so they may or may not work for LeafGreen or Emerald.

Unlimited Rare Candy in PC (Cheat type: Code Breaker)

Have all 8 badges (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), complete pokedex (cheat type: code breaker), unlimited master ball in pc (cheat type: code breaker), no random battles (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), obtain all 3 starter pokemon, infinite pp (cheat type: code breaker), 1 hit kill (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay, max stats (cheat type: code breaker), infinite money 999,999, pokemon nature modifier (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), tm & hm (cheat type: code breaker), potions and revives in pc, misc. items in pc (cheat type: code breaker), berries in pc (cheat type: code breaker), wild pokemon gender modifier (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), wild pokemon always have max iv (cheat type: codebreaker), walk through walls (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), warp/teleport to different locations (cheat type: code breaker), legendary pokemon teleport locations (cheat type: action replay), shiny pokemon encounter (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), pokemart items costs only 1$ (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), catch/steal opponent’s pokemon (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), easily catch a pokemon (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), infinite exp (cheat type: code breaker), wild pokemon modifier (cheat type: code breaker), legendary pokemon encounter (cheat type: code breaker), pokemon level modifier (cheat type: gameshark v3/action replay), pokemon received mod, wild encounter 2 mod, fast egg hatching, best practices, popularly used pokemon fire red cheats, update: added pokemon nature modifier cheat, note to gba4ios users, my boy free version users, pokemon fire red gameshark codes.

Activating cheats may lead to different problems, this usually occurs when your ROM version is not compatible with the activated cheat codes, or you enabled too many cheats at once. Check our best practices to help you get started on your Pokemon Fire Red cheating.

Cheat code : 820258400044

How to use : Activate the cheat, battle with someone, and after that, enter any building/house, and check your Trainer card. If no badges appear, go out of the building and enter again, do this at least five times and check again. Cheat Code : EFCE867D 5403D40D

Warning : This cheat can cause various bugs, save progress before adding. Use it at your own risk. Cheat Code : 4202462CFFFF 0000003C0002 42025BA0FFFF 0000001A0002 42028FC0FFFF 0000001A0002

Cheat Code : 82025840 0001

Cheat code : D41DD0CA 33A629E5 8E883EFF 92E9660D

83000F9C 0000 Only works when you start the game. Steps Add cheat and turn it off. Go to the bushes and wait until Prof.Oak tells you don’t go out and once you go to the lab, go pick a Pokemon and say yes this is your choice, and then when it says to give it a nickname turn on the cheat and move on to the next Pokemon without answering and click on the next Pokemon and turn off the cheat keep on doing the same. More helpful steps: The Pokemon Fire Red all Pokemon starters cheat. Also works for Leaf Green. The code is: 83000F9C 0000 How to do it: Reset the game if used. Put the code in right away, but TURN IT OFF. When you get to the choosing part, you need to go to any Pokemon on the table. When it says you received Bulbasaur, Squirtle, etc, Turn the code on and walk to the next Pokemon. Then turn the code off, when it says received, turn it on. Then walk to the last Pokemon. Do the same for the last Pokemon. Turn the code off when getting the last Pokemon. There ya go. You got all starters!

Cheat code : 42023C08 6363 00000002 0002

Cheat code : 95EDFBBA A5A72A78 C833D1A0 02FA7205

1st Pokemon Maximum Stats 420242DA03E7 000000070002 2nd Pokemon Maximum Stats 4202433E03E7 000000070002 3rd Pokemon Maximum Stats 420243A203E7 000000070002 4th Pokemon Maximum Stats 4202440603E7 000000070002 5th Pokemon Maximum Stats 4202446A03E7 000000070002 6th Pokemon Maximum Stats 420244CE03E7 000000070002

Cheat Codes : Master codes (Cheat type: GameShark v3/Action Replay) 3AF85ACA C4D18CEC 8E883EFF 92E9660D Instant 999,999 Money (Cheat type: Code Breaker) 820257BC 423F 820257BE 000F Instant 999,999 Money Alternative (Cheat type: GameShark v3/Action Replay) 29C78059 96542194

How to use : Enter code AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95 + Pokemon nature identifier. Example: (Adamant) AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95 5EB8DEEE 692ED298 Note : Enable these codes before entering a battle. D0E34D66 5796A7D3 = Hardy D73BC50A 5F47AA0E = Lonely E485844D 2F24038C = Brave 5EB8DEEE 692ED298 = Adamant 83286B46 6479AA98 = Naughty 35EB915F 08F33974 = Bold A58F6F1B BFB13FEF = Docile 34027F23 7E7E1599 = Relaxed CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9 = Impish D593BF29 E18AAAE5 = Lax 1BC372C9 06B4D17F = Timid D4950A99 D729D80A = Hasty 93F04759 F95753D9 = Serious E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7 = Jolly 56F744B0 37E16732 = Naive E1EB2109 4480C28D = Modest A2461E51 304137B6 = Mild 0456554B 66D3AAF9 = Quiet B05B4CCD A0A1505B = Bashful 909149AB 2DE8726A = Rash 31F62F82 D9A0C100 = Calm 9A41D845 41B93FE6 = Gentle D47DA721 6C3B9FFC = Sassy 1A15BF1E E72650E4 = Careful 5A7B2626 21ECD183 = Quirky

Instructions : Enter cheat code  82025840  and add the TM/HM number next. Example: If I want to have Dragon claw which is TM02, I would enter  82025840 0122 Where to get the item : After activating the cheat, head over to Mart and buy the first item in the list. See the item in your bag after the purchase. 0121 = TM01 Focus Punch 0122 = TM02 Dragon Claw 0123 = TM03 Water Pulse 0124 = TM04 Calm Mind 0125 = TM05 Roar 0126 = TM06 Toxic 0127 = TM07 Hail 0128 = TM08 Bulk Up 0129 = TM09 Bullet Seed 012A = TM10 Hidden Power 012B = TM11 Sunny Day 012C = TM12 Taunt 012D = TM13 Ice Beam 012E = TM14 Blizzard 012F = TM15 Hyper Beam 0130 = TM16 Light Screen 0131 = TM17 Protect 0132 = TM18 Rain Dance 0133 = TM19 Giga Drain 0134 = TM20 Safeguard 0135 = TM21 Frustration 0136 = TM22 Solar Beam 0137 = TM23 Iron Tail 0138 = TM24 Thunderbolt 0139 = TM25 Thunder 013A = TM26 Earthquake 013B = TM27 Return 013C = TM28 Dig 013D = TM29 Psychic 013E = TM30 Shadow Ball 013F = TM31 Brick Break 0140 = TM32 Double Team 0141 = TM33 Reflect 0142 = TM34 Shock Wave 0143 = TM35 Flamethrower 0144 = TM36 Sludge Bomb 0145 = TM37 Sandstorm 0146 = TM38 Fire Blast 0147 = TM39 Rock Tomb 0148 = TM40 Aerial Ace 0149 = TM41 Torment 014A = TM42 Facade 014B = TM43 Secret Power 014C = TM44 Rest 014D = TM45 Attract 014E = TM46 Thief 014F = TM47 Steel Wing 0150 = TM48 Skill Swap 0151 = TM49 Snatch 0152 = TM50 Overheat 0153 = HM01 Cut 0154 = HM02 Fly 0155 = HM03 Surf 0156 = HM04 Strength 0157 = HM05 Flash 0158 = HM06 Rock Smash 0159 = HM07 Waterfall 015A = HM08 Dive

How to use : Enter code 82025840 YYYY and replace YYYY with the equivalent item code. Go to PokeCenter and check your PC to withdraw items. Example:  82025840 0013  for full restore. 000D = Potion 000E = Antidote 000F = Burn Heal 0010 = Ice Heal 0011 = Awakening 0012 = Parlyz Heal 0013 = Full Restore 0014 = Max Potion 0015 = Hyper Potion 0016 = Super Potion 0017 = Full Heal 0018 = Revive 0019 = Max Revive

How to use : Enter code 82025840 YYYY and replace YYYY with the equivalent item code. Go to Pokemart and check your PC to withdraw items. Example :  82025840 0103  for match bike. 00B3 = Bright Powder 00B4 = White Herb 00B5 = Macho Brace 00B6 = Exp Share 00B7 = Quick C law 00B8 = Soothe Bell 00B9 = Mental Herb 00BA = C hoice Band 00BB = King’s Rock 00BC = Silver Powder 00BD = Amulet C oin 00BE = C leanse Tag 00BF = Soul Dew 00C 0 = Deep Sea Tooth 00C 1 = Deep Sea Scale 00C 2 = Smoke Ball 00C 3 = Everstone 00C 4 = Focus Band 00C 5 = Lucky Egg 00C 6 = Scope Lens 00C 7 = Metal C oat 00C 8 = Leftovers 00C 9 = Dragon Scale 00C A = Light Ball 00C B = Soft Sand 00C C = Hard Stone 00C D = Miracle Seed 00C E = Black Glasses 00C F = Black Belt 00D0 = Magnet 00D1 = Mystic Water 00D2 = Sharp Beak 00D3 = Poison Barb 00D4 = Nevermelt Ice 00D5 = Spell Tag 00D6 = Twisted Spoon 00D7 = C harcoal 00D8 = Dragon Fang 00D9 = Silk Scarf 00DA = Up-Grade 00DB = Shell Bell 00DC = Sea Incense 00DD = Lax Incense 00DE = Lucky Punch 00DF = Metal Powder 00E0 = Thick C lub 00E1 = Stick 00FE = Red Scarf 00FF = Blue Scarf 0100 = Pink Scarf 0101 = Green Scarf 0102 = Yellow Scarf 0103 = Mach Bike 0104 = C oin C ase 0105 = ItemFinder 0106 = Old Rod 0107 = Good Rod 0108 = Super Rod 0109 = S.S. Ticket 010A = C ontest Pass 010C = Wailmer Pail 010D = Devon’s Goods 010E = Soot Sack 010F = Basement Key 0110 = Acro Bike 0111 = PokeBlock C ase 0112 = Letter 0113 = Eon Ticket 0114 = Red Orb 0115 = Blue Orb 0116 = Scanner 0117 = Go-Goggles 0118 = Meteorite 0119 = Rm.1 Key 011A = Rm.2 Key 011B = Rm.4 Key 011C = Rm.6 Key 011D = Storage Key 011E = Root Fossil 011F = C law Fossil 0120 = Devon Scope 001A = Fresh Water 001B = Soda Pop 001C = Lemonade 001D = MooMoo Milk 001E = Energy Powder 001F = Energy Root 0020 = Heal Powder 0021 = Revival Herb 0022 = Ether 0023 = Max Ether 0024 = Elixer 0025 = Max Elixer 0026 = Lava C ookie 0027 = Blue Flute 0028 = Yellow Flute 0029 = Red Flute 002A = Black Flute 002B = White Flute 002C = Berry Juice 002D = Sacred Ash 002E = Shoal Salt 002F = Shoal Shell 0030 = Red Shard 0031 = Blue Shard 0032 = Yellow Shard 0033 = Green Shard 003F = HP Up 0040 = Protein 0041 = Iron 0042 = C arbos 0043 = C alcium 0044 = Rare C andy 0045 = PP Up 0046 = Zinc 0047 = PP Max 0049 = Guard Spec 004A = Dire Hit 004B = X Attack 004C = X Defend 004D = X Speed 004E = X Accuracy 004F = X Special 0050 = Poke Doll 0051 = Fluffy Tail 0053 = Super Repel 0054 = Max Repel 0055 = Escape Rope 0056 = Repel 005D = Sun Stone 005E = Moon Stone 005F = Fire Stone 0060 = Thunder Stone 0061 = Water Stone 0062 = Leaf Stone 0067 = Tiny Mushroom 0068 = Big Mushroom 006A = Pearl 006B = Big Pearl 006C = Stardust 006D = Star Piece 006E = Nugget 006F = Heart Scale 0079 = Orange Mail 007A = Harbor Mail 007B = Glitter Mail 007C = Mech Mail 007D = Wood Mail 007E = Wave Mail 007F = Bead Mail 0080 = Shadow Mail 0081 = Tropic Mail 0082 = Dream Mail 0083 = Fab Mail 0084 = Retro Mail

How to use : Enter code 82025840 YYYY and replace YYYY with the equivalent item code. Go to Pokemart and check your PC to withdraw items. Example :  82025840 00AC  for Apicot Berry. 0085 = Cheri Berry 0086 = Chesto Berry 0087 = Pecha Berry 0088 = Rawst Berry 0089 = Aspear Berry 008A = Leppa Berry 008B = Oran Berry 008C = Persim Berry 008D = Lum Berry 008E = Sitrus Berry 008F = Figy Berry 0090 = Wiki Berry 0091 = Mago Berry 0092 = Aguav Berry 0093 = Iapapa Berry 0094 = Razz Berry 0095 = Bluk Berry 0096 = Nanab Berry 0097 = Wepear Berry 0098 = Pinap Berry 0099 = Pomeg Berry 009A = Kelpsy Berry 009B = Qualot Berry 009C = Hondew Berry 009D = Grepa Berry 009E = Tamato Berry 009F = C ornn Berry 00A0 = Magost Berry 00A1 = Rabuta Berry 00A2 = Nomel Berry 00A3 = Spelon Berry 00A4 = Pamtre Berry 00A5 = Watmel Berry 00A6 = Durin Berry 00A7 = Belue Berry 00A8 = Liechi Berry 00A9 = Ganlon Berry 00AA = Salac Berry 00AB = Petaya Berry 00AC = Apicot Berry 00AD = Lansat Berry 00AE = Starf Berry 00AF = Enigma Berry

Always Female EB34F751 A96B854D 78DA95DF 44018CB4 Always Male EB34F751 A96B854D 141BB87C 83D7018F

Master Code 000014D1 000A 1003DAE6 0007 Cheat code 33007CF1 001F Note : I don’t know the Max IV code for starter Pokemon, egg and given Pokemon. If anyone here knows, please share. I don’t want to raise a Pokemon unless it has good IV and Nature, and good IV is a lot harder to get than good Nature

Cheat code : 509197D3 542975F4 78DA95DF 44018CB4

Instructions : Replace yyyy with your desired location ID 82031DBC yyyy Digit : -Bank 0- 0000- Battle Link Center 0100- Trade Link Center 0200- 4-Way Data Swap Center 0300- 4-Way Battle Center 0400- Something you need a wireless adapter for -Bank 1- 0001- Viridian Forest 0101- Mt. Moon (1) 0201- Mt. Moon (2) 0301- Mt. Moon (3) 0401- S.S. Anne Entrance 0501- S.S. Anne (1) 0601- S.S. Anne (2) 0701- S.S. Anne (3) 0801- S.S. Anne (4) 0901- S.S. Anne (5) 0A01- S.S. Anne (6) 0B01- S.S. Anne (7) 0C01- S.S. Anne (8) 0D01- S.S. Anne Rooms (1) 0E01- S.S. Anne Rooms (2) 0F01- S.S. Anne Rooms (3) 1001- S.S. Anne Rooms (4) 1101- S.S. Anne Rooms (5) 1201- S.S. Anne Rooms (6) 1301- S.S. Anne Rooms (7) 1401- S.S. Anne Rooms (8) 1501- S.S. Anne Rooms (9) 1601- S.S. Anne Rooms (10) 1701- S.S. Anne Rooms (11) 1801- S.S. Anne Rooms (12) 1901- S.S. Anne Rooms (13) 1A01-S.S. Anne Rooms (14) 1B01-S.S. Anne Rooms (15) 1C01-S.S. Anne Rooms (16) 1D01-S.S. Anne Rooms (17) 1E01- Underground Path Entrance (Route 5) 1F01- Underground Path (Cerulean-Vermilion) 2001- Underground Path Entrance (Route 6) 2102- Underground Path Entrance (Route 7) 2202- Underground Path (Celedon-Lavender) 2302- Underground Path Entrance (Route 8) 2402- Digletts Cave (Route 2) 2502- Digletts Cave 2602- Digletts Cave (Route 11) 2702- Victory Road (1) 2802- Victory Road (2) 2902- Victory Road (3) 2A02- Team Rocket Hideout (1) 2B02- Team Rocket Hideout (2) 2C02- Team Rocket Hideout (3) 2D02- Team Rocket Hideout (4) 2E02- Team Rocket Hideout Elevator 2F02- Silph Co (1) 3002- Silph Co (2) 3102- Silph Co (3) 3202- Silph Co (4) 3302- Silph Co (5) 3402- Silph Co (6) 3502- Silph Co (7) 3602- Silph Co (8) 3702- Silph Co (9) 3802- Silph Co (10) 3902- Silph Co (11) 3A02- Silph Co (Elevator) -Bank 2- 0002- Mystery Island 8 0102- Battle Tower? 0202- Battle Tower? 0302- Battle Tower? 0402- Battle Tower? 0502- Battle Tower? 0602- Battle Tower? 0702- Cerulean City Pokecenter 0802- Battle Tower? 0902- Battle Tower 0A02- Battle Tower 0B02- Battle Tower 0C02- Island 8 Cave (1) 0D02- Island 8 Cave (2) 0E02- Island 8 Cave (3) 0F02- Island 8 Cave (4) 1002- Island 8 Cave (5) 1102- Island 8 Cave (6) 1202- Island 8 Cave (7) 1302- Island 8 Cave (8) 1402- Island 8 Cave (9) 1502- Island 8 Cave (10) 1602- Island 8 Cave (11) 1702- Island 8 Cave (12) 1802- Island 8 Cave (13) 1902- Island 8 Cave (14) 1A02- Island 8 Cave (15) 1B02- Island 8 Cave (16) 1C02- Island 8 Tomb (1) 1D02- Weepth Chamber 1E02- Dilford Chamber 1F02 – Scufib Chamber 2002- Rixy Chamber 2102- Viapois Chamber 2302- Tanoby Key 2402 2502 2602 3A02- Island 9 -Bank 3- 0003- Pallet Town 0103 – Viridian City 0203 – Pewter City 0303 – Cerulean City 0403 – Lavender Town 0503 – Vermilion City 0603 – Celedon City 0703 – Fuchsia City 0803 – Cinnabar Island 0903 – Indigo Plateau 0A03 – Saffron City 0B03 – Neo-Saffron City 0C03 – Island 1 0D03 – Island 2 0E03 – Island 3 0F03 – Island 4 1003 – Island 5 1103 – Island 6 1203 – Island 7 1303 – Route 1 1403 – Route 2 1503 – Route 3 1603- Route 4 1703- Route 5 1803- Route 6 1903- Route 7 1a03- Route 8 1b03- Route 9 1c03- Route 10 1d03- Route 11 1e03- Route 12 1f03- Route 13 2003- Route 14 2103- Route 15 2203- Route 16 2303- Route 17 2403- Route 18 2503- Route 19 2603- Route 20 2703- Route 21 2803- Neo Route 21 2903- Route 22 2A03- Route 23 2B03- Route 24 2C03- Route 25 2D03- Island Route (1) 2E03- 2F03- 3003- 3103- 3203- 3303- 3403- 3503- 3603- 3703- Island Route (5) 3803- 3903- 3A03- 3B03- 3C03- 3D03- Island Route (6) 3E03- Trainer Tower 3F03- Canyon Entrance 4003- Sevault Canyon 4103- Island Route (7) 4203- Your House (F1) 4303- 4403- Rivals House -Bank 4- 0004- Your House (F1) 0104- Your House (F2) 0204- Rivals House 0304- Prof Oak’s Lab -Bank-5 0005- Viridian House 0105- Viridian GYM 0205- Schoolhouse 0305- Viridian Mart 0405- Viridian Pokecenter 0505- Viridian CC Bank 6 0006- Museum (F1) 0106- Museum (F2) 0206- Pewter Gym 0306- Pewter Mart 0406- Pewter House (1) 0506- Pewter Pokecenter 0606- Pewter CC 0706- Pewter House (2) Bank 7 0007- Cerulean House (1) 0107- Robbed House 0207- Cerulean House (2) 0307- Cerulean Pokecenter 0407- Cerulean CC 0507- Cerulean Gym 0607- Bike Shop 0707- Cerulean Mart 0807- Cerulean House (3) 0907- Cerulean House (4) Bank 8 0008 – Lavender Pokecenter 0108 – Lavender CC 0208 – Lavender House (1) 0308 – Lavender House (2) 0408 – Name Rater 0508 – Lavender Mart Bank 9 0009 – Vermilion House (1) 0109 – Vermilion Pokecenter 0209 – Vermilion CC 0309 – Pokemon Fan Club 0409 – Vermilion House (2) 0509 – Vermilion Mart 0609 – Vermilion Gym 0709 – Vermilion House (3) 000A – Celedon Shop (F1) 010A – Celedon Shop (F2) 020A – Celedon Shop (F3) 030A – Celedon Shop (F4) 040A – Celedon Shop (F5) 050A – Celedon Shop (F6) 060A – Celedon Shop (Elevator) 070A – Game Freak HQ (1) 080A – Game Freak HQ (2) 090A – Game Freak HQ (3) 0A0A- Game Freak HQ (4) 0B0A – Game Freak HQ (5) 0C0A – Celedon Pokecenter 0D0A – Celedon CC 0E0A – Celedon Game Corner 0F0A – Celedon Prizes 100A – Celedon GYM 110A – Celedon Diner 120A – Celedon House -Bank B- 000B – Safari Zone Gate 010B – Fuchsia Mart 020B – Safari Meeting Room 030B – Fuchsia GYM 040B – Fuchsia House 050B – Fuchsia Pokecenter 060B – Fuchisa CC 070B – Wardens Home 080B – Fuchsia House (2) 090B – Fuchsia House (3) -Bank C- 000C – Cinnibar GYM 010C – Cinniber Lab (1) 020C – Cinnibar Lab (2) 030C – Cinnibar Lab (3) 040C – Cinnibar Lab (4) 050C – Cinnibar PC 060C – Cinnibar CC 070C – Cinnibar Mart -Bank D- 4F00 – Indigo Plateau Pokecenter/Mart 5000 – Loreli 5100 – Bruno 5200 – Agatha 5300 – Lance 5400 – Gary 5500 – Hall O Fame -Bank E- 000E – Copycats House (F1) 010E – Copycats House (F2) 020E – Fighting Dojo 030E – Saffron GYM 040E – Saffron House (1) 050E – Saffron Mart 060E – Saffron PC 070E – Saffron CC 080E – Saffron House (2) 090E – Saffron House (3) Bank F 00 – Viridian Forest Entrance 01 – Route 2 House 02 – Route 2 Gate 03 – Viridna Forest Exit Bank 10 0010 – Route 4/Mt. Moon Pokecenter 0110 – Route 4/Mt. Moon CC Bank 11 0011- Day Care Man Bank 12 0012 – Route 6 Gate 0112 – Route 6 Unused House Bank 13 0013 – Route 7 Gate Bank 14 0014 – Route 8 Gate Bank 15 0015 – Route 10/Rock Tunnel Pokecenter 0115 – Route 10/Rock Tunnel CC Bank 16 0016 – Route 11 Gate F1 0116 – Route 11 Gate F2 Bank 17 0017 – Route 12 Gate F1 0117 – Route 12 Gate F2 0217 – Route 12 House Bank 18 0018 – Route 15 Gate F1 0118 – Route 15 Gate F2 Bank 19 0019 – Route 16 House 0119 – Route 16 Gate F1 0219 – Route 16 Gate F2 Bank 1A 001A – Route 18 Gate 011A – Route 18 Gate F2 Bank 1B 001B – Route 19 Unused Home Bank 1C 001C – Route 22/23 Gate Bank 1D 001D – Route 23 Unused House Bank 1E 001E – Bill’s Sea Cottage

Mt. Ember (Moltres) = 23ADAABA A9000BEB Seafoam Islands (Articuno)= BC4AFF82 6C4609A2 Power Plant (Zapdos) = EA5BB107 05E634BB One Island (Mewtwo) = A6A339F5 FC0ADC79 (Fix the Time Machine to enter Unknown Dungeon to get Mewtwo) Shared by Bryan Baker Navel Rock (Ho-Oh and Lugia) = 82031DBC 2402 Birth Island (Deoxys) = 554D9257 D0472EF8 Sharer’s note: (I can’t help on the Deoxys puzzle on Birth Island, sorry) (In Navel Rock, continue going straight up in the cave until there are two paths at the end: left is Ho-Oh, right is Lugia. You can battle both of them in any order, since there are only two of them.)

Cheat code : 39584B19 D80CC66A CE71B3D3 1F6A85FB 198DF179 5413C867 73ECB8A0 BDD8B251 D5AFFB37 6855972C 73ECB8A0 BDD8B251 Or 1670047D 04815C68 18452A7D DDE55BCC

Cheat code : 3C25A344 FD8F451C AD86124F 2823D8DA

Cheat code : 4D83B1BF E0F5F507 8E883EFF 92E9660D B6C5368A 08BE8FF4 90B4977C C0151DC2 Important : Press L+R before using the Pokeball.

Cheat code : 87ACF659 707466DC 8BB602F7 8CEB681A (When this cheat is activated you will receive 100% catching rate for normal pokemon, for legendary pokemon it will increase too but not 100%)

Mastercodes  (Ignore “The cheat may not be applied to this game” alert message) 0000295F000A 101DC9D40007 830050000000 830050020000 Infinite Exp 74000130027D 7300218C0001 82023D501388 For this to work: in the Gameshark cheat list, enable the infinite EXP cheat when it says you receive your experience from the battle. This will start to level up your Pokemon and when you want it to stop, you have to disable the infinite exp cheat in you Gameshark cheat list.

Master code 1  000014D1 000A 1003DAE6 0007 Master code 2 : (For GBA4iOS users only) 4D83B1BF E0F5F507 8E883EFF 92E9660D B6C5368A 08BE8FF4 90B4977C C0151DC2 Pokemon encounter code: 83007CEE  YYYY How to use : Enter master code(s) first. Next, enter Pokemon encounter code, replace “ YYYY ” with the ID of the Pokemon you want to encounter in wild. For GBA4iOS users, you need to have  Master code 1 and 2  activated together to get it to work. Pokemon ID: 0001 = Bulbasaur 0002 = Ivysaur 0003 = Venusaur 0004 = Charmander 0005 = Charmeleon 0006 = Charizard 0007 = Squirtle 0008 = Wartortle 0009 = Blastoise 000A = Caterpie 000B = Metapod 000C = Butterfree 000D = Weedle 000E = Kakuna 000F = Beedrill 0010 = Pidgey 0011 = Pidgeotto 0012 = Pidgeot 0013 = Rattata 0014 = Raticate 0015 = Spearow 0016 = Fearow 0017 = Ekans 0018 = Arbok 0019 = Pikachu 001A = Raichu 001B = Sandshrew 001C = Sandslash 001D = Nidoran 001E = Nidorina 001F = Nidoqueen 0020 = Nidoran 0021 = Nidorino 0022 = Nidoking 0023 = Clefairy 0024 = Clefable 0025 = Vulpix 0026 = Ninetails 0027 = Jigglypuff 0028 = Wigglytuff 0029 = Zubat 002A = Golbat 002B = Oddish 002C = Gloom 002D = Vileplume 002E = Paras 002F = Parasect 0030 = Venonat 0031 = Venomoth 0032 = Diglett 0033 = Dugtrio 0034 = Meowth 0035 = Persian 0036 = Psyduck 0037 = Golduck 0038 = Mankey 0039 = Primeape 003A = Growlithe 003B = Arcanine 003C = Poliwag 003D = Poliwhirl 003E = Poliwrath 003F = Abra 0040 = Kadabra 0041 = Alakazam 0042 = Machop 0043 = Machoke 0044 = Machamp 0045 = Bellsprout 0046 = Weepinbell 0047 = Victreebel 0048 = Tentacool 0049 = Tentacruel 004A = Geodude 004B = Graveler 004C = Golem 004D = Ponyta 004E = Rapidash 004F = Slowpoke 0050 = Slowbro 0051 = Magnemite 0052 = Magneton 0053 = Farfetch’d 0054 = Doduo 0055 = Dudrio 0056 = Seel 0057 = Dewgong 0058 = Grimer 0059 = Muk 005A = Shellder 005B = Cloyster 005C = Gastly 005D = Haunter 005E = Gengar 005F = Onix 0060 = Drowzee 0061 = Hypno 0062 = Krabby 0063 = Kingler 0064 = Voltorb 0065 = Electrode 0066 = Exeggecute 0067 = Exeggutor 0068 = Cubone 0069 = Marowak 006A = Hitmonlee 006B = Hitmonchan 006C = Lickitung 00D6 = Koffing 006E = Weezing 006F = Rhyhorn 0070 = Rhydon 0071 = Chansey 0072 = Tangela 0073 = Kangaskhan 0074 = Horsea 0075 = Seadra 0076 = Goldeen 0077 = Seaking 0078 = Staryu 0079 = Starmie 007A = Mr. Mime 007B = Scyther 007C = Jynx 007D = Electabuzz 007E = Magmar 007F = Pinsir 0080 = Tauros 0081 = Magikarp 0083 = Lapras 0082 = Gyrados 0084 = Ditto 0085 = Eevee 0086 = Vaporeon 0087 = Jolteon 0088 = Flareon 0089 = Porygon 008A = Omanyte 008B = Omastar 008C = Kabuto 008D = Kabutops 008E = Aerodacty 008F = Snorlax 0090 = Articuno 0091 = Zapdos 0092 = Moltres 0093 = Dratini 0094 = Dragonair 0095 = Dragonite 0096 = Mewtwo 0098 = Chikorita 0097 = Mew 0099 = Bayleef 009A = Meganium 009B = Cyndaquil 009C = Quilava 009D = Typhlosion 009E = Totodile 009F = Croconaw 00A0 = Feraligatr 00A1 = Sentret 00A2 = Furret 00A3 = Hoothoot 00A4 = Noctowl 00A5 = Ledyba 00A6 = Ledian 00A7 = Spinarak 00A8 = Ariados 00A9 = Crobat 00AA = Chinchou 00AB = Lanturn 00AC = Pichu 00AD = Cleffa 00AE = Igglybuff 00AF = Togepi 00B0 = Togetic 00B1 = Natu 00B2 = Xatu 00B3 = Mareep 00B4 = Flaaffy 00B5 = Ampharos 00B6 = Bellossom 00B7 = Marill 00B8 = Azumarill 00B9 = Sudowoodo 00BA = Politoed 00BB = Hoppip 00CB = Skiploom 00C8 = Misdreavus 00C9 = Unown 00CA = Wobbuffet 00CB = Girafarig 00CC = Pineco 00CD = Forretress 00CE = Dunsparce 00CF = Gligar 00D0 = Steelix 00D1 = Snubbull 00D2 = Granbull 00D3 = Qwilfish 00D4 = Scizor 00D5 = Shuckle 00D6 = Heracross 00D7 = Sneasel 00D8 = Teddiursa 00D9 = Ursaring 00DA = Slugma 00DB = Magcargo 00DC = Swinub 00DD = Piloswine 00DE = Corsola 00DF = Remoraid 00E0 = Octillery 00E1 = Delibird 00E2 = Mantine 00E3 = Skarmory 00E4 = Houndour 00E5 = Houndoom 00E6 = Kingdra 00E7 = Phanpy 00E8 = Donphan 00E9 = Porygon2 00EA = Stantler 00EB = Smeargle 00EC = Tyrogue 00ED = Hitmontop 00EE = Smoochum 00EF = Elekid 00F0 = Magby 00F1 = Miltank 00F2 = Blissey 00F3 = Raikou 00F4 = Entai 00F5 = Suicune 00F6 = Larvitar 00F7 = Pupitar 00F8 = Tyranitar 00F9 = Lugia 00FA = Ho-oh 00FB = Celebi 0115 = Treecko 0116 = Grovyle 0117 = Sceptile 0118 = Torchic 0119 = Combusken 011A = Blaziken 011B = Mudkip 011C = Marshtomp 011D = Swampert 011E = Poochyena 011F = Mightyena 0120 = Zigzagoon 0121 = Linoone 0122 = Wurmple 0132 = Silcoon 0124 = Beautifly 0125 = Cascoon 0126 = Dustox 0127 = Lotad 0128 = Lombre 0129 = Ludicolo 012A = Seedot 012B = Nuzleaf 012C = Shiftry 012D = Nincada 012E = Ninjask 012F = Shedinja 0130 = Taillow 0131 = Swellow 0132 = Shroomish 0133 = Breloom 0134 = Spinda 0135 = Wingull 0136 = Pelipper 0137 = Surskit 0138 = Masquerain 0139 = Wailmer 013A = Wailord 013B = Skitty 013C = Delcatty 013D = Kecleon 013E = Baltoy 013F = Claydol 0140 = Nosepass 0141 = Torkoal 0142 = Sableye 0143 = Barboach 0144 = Whiscash 0145 = Luvdisc 0146 = Corphish 0147 = Crawdaunt 0148 = Feebas 0149 = Milotic 014A = Carvanha 014B = Sharpedo 014C = Trapinch 014D = Vibrava 014E = Flygon 014F = Makuhita 0150 = Hariyama 0151 = Electrike 0152 = Manectric 0153 = Numel 0154 = Camerupt 0155 = Spheal 0156 = Sealeo 0157 = Walrein 0158 = Cacnea 0159 = Cacturne 015A = Snorunt 015B = Glalie 015C = Lunatone 015D = Solrock 015E = Azurill 015F = Spoink 0160 = Grumpig 0161 = Plusle 0162 = Minun 0163 = Mawile 0164 = Meditite 0165 = Medicham 0166 = Swablu 0167 = Altaria 0168 = Wynaut 0169 = Duskull 016A = Dusclops 016B = Roselia 016C = Slakoth 016D = Vigoroth 016E = Slaking 016F = Gulpin 0170 = Swalot 0171 = Tropius 0172 = Whismur 0173 = Loudred 0174 = Exploud 0175 = Clamperl 0176 = Huntail 0177 = Gorebyss 0178 = Absol 0179 = Shuppet 017A = Banette 017B = Seviper 017C = Zangoose 017D = Relicanth 017E = Aron 017F = Lairon 0180 = Aggron 0181 = Castform 0182 = Volbeat 0183 = Illumise 0184 = Lileep 0185 = Cradily 0186 = Anorith 0187 = Armaldo 0188 = Ralts 0189 = Kirlia 018A = Gardevoir 018B = Bagon 018C = Shelgon 018D = Salamence 018E = Beldum 018F = Metang 0190 = Metagross 0191 = Regirock 0192 = Regice 0193 = Registeel 0194 = Kyogre 0195 = Groudon 0196 = Rayquaza 0197 = Latias 0198 = Latios 0199 = Jirachi 019A = Deoxys 019B = Chimecho 00BD = Jumpluff 00BE = Aipom 00BF = Sunkern 00C0 = Sunflora 00C1 = Yanma 00C2 = Wooper 00C3 = Quagsire 00C4 = Espeon 00C5 = Umbreon 00C6 = Murkrow 00C7 = Slowking

Mastercode 1: 000014D1 000A 1003dae6 0007 Master code 2 : (For GBA4iOS users only) 4D83B1BF E0F5F507 8E883EFF 92E9660D B6C5368A 08BE8FF4 90B4977C C0151DC2 Note : For GBA4iOS users, you need to have both  Master code 1 and 2  activated together to get it to work. Pokemon code : Articuno 83007CEE 0090 Zapdos 83007CEE 0091 Moltres 83007CEE 0092 Dratini 83007CEE 0093 Dragonair 83007CEE 0094 Dragonite 83007CEE 0095 Mewtwo 83007CEE 0096 Jirachi 83007CEE0199 Regirock 83007CEE0191 Regice 83007CEE0192 Registeel 83007CEE0193 Groudon 83007CEE0195 Mew (won’t obey) 83007CEE 0097 Deoxys (won’t obey) 83007CEE 019A Entei 83007CEE 00F4 Lugia 83007CEE 00F9 Ho-oh 83007CEE 00FA Rayquaza 83007CEE 0196

How to use: Enter code 754ED27A 8B1BEFEE + LVL code Example : (Encounter Lvl 100 Pokemon) 754ED27A 8B1BEFEE 56307399 25DF4466 Level 1: 8BB602F7 8CEB681A Level 2: 00939804 4086FF3B Level 3: 2BD38F05 D5A578B1 Level 4: 5685B807 3787DACB Level 5: A9E4EA45 3651CADD Level 6: E37D365E D7EAB6AB Level 7: 51374592 F7A27768 Level 8: A08DD229 10D187E3 Level 9: D84D4738 70F68A80 Level 10: 4C6C2B8C CD0528EB Level 11: 1F1785AC 433A6DC2 Level 12: B4F6F07D 8F56BA40 Level 13: E32BCCB1 07782CD6 Level 14: D4ABF236 D713B4E0 Level 15: 3CD3295F 921F1D1C Level 16: B9C51F47 95395496 Level 17: 784E8A1B 83A3E0EF Level 18: 902D754C 80AFE55F Level 19: 9D362B43 96A4D044 Level 20: 8C434E48 F703A9E1 Level 21: CC449941 F0BBB13A Level 22: CEDDB323 FFA50BB1 Level 23: 4688F12F FF9DBE10 Level 24: F6DA2242 E2EDA644 Level 25: 2D02A8EA 9B748C49 Level 26: 9D2895EF 6A2BEE59 Level 27: 1BB7262E 80989B57 Level 28: 79693C0B A82C5A23 Level 29: B98E773A D6E0D6AD Level 30: A457FA67 BCD9C478 Level 31: 881976CC 20B658FF Level 32: 0073F88A 0A4E81B6 Level 33: 792E7A0F F4BF8DDB Level 34: 0965B686 64E170F2 Level 35: C70600E8 789A0DAC Level 36: 0CF8B98B 706A26BE Level 37: 2E7A201E 5EDBDEE3 Level 38: 9B169FF5 CBABA5A6 Level 39: 7928BBA3 C55BBEAB Level 40: 155D7103 D66B8A15 Level 41: 7B9DFCEF 830C6BDA Level 42: BA697C16 93D76910 Level 43: CCED8F7A 8EC0F43C Level 44: 58EAABBC FC3CA9C2 Level 45: 710D8A2D 45E999F3 Level 46: 2EC0F0EC 6B1A061F Level 47: E951E67F BFD89E41 Level 48: B743EDBF B82BB83A Level 49: 4BF9418B EFC87C19 Level 50: CBEB73A3 90A08906 Level 51: 9818C0C6 E03F8431 Level 52: 8A448A37 583B581C Level 53: 1855C5A3 70B67919 Level 54: 72898F14 3F2CD864 Level 55: 3E7B9D1E 5CE7F0DC Level 56: B62795CF CEAE6A48 Level 57: 05858D31 D4449EFE Level 58: 314DD562 05A14AD1 Level 59: 1DE20256 C4AB72E6 Level 60: 202ABE52 BDC4E314 Level 61: 8AA97E8E D5A80225 Level 62: 8655EB8B 26823B03 Level 63: ACFA01BA 15A282DC Level 64: AFD8D98B 21E6E4D4 Level 65: 1C2D3029 63D27E35 Level 66: 23D312F1 77111159 Level 67: 20999F30 F1874934 Level 68: 51CF1F27 2E270374 Level 69: 845807DF 2140D018 Level 70: 628E474E E708D501 Level 71: DF5B6268 4EC6A43E Level 72: 7781E696 7D4D1BAB Level 73: 2390ED5B F7A08F55 Level 74: FD22366B 83B5DB98 Level 75: 39E224D9 232864F2 Level 76: 2056B422 AB6E09BD Level 77: 600E909B 524CA077 Level 78: 2E14F003 6BE9DAB3 Level 79: 287541CA 8951C140 Level 80: 9675F502 DB139F05 Level 81: BB099C03 1B03F256 Level 82: 6DC87BB5 6FE8ACDD Level 83: D82A82B0 CAB7DFD4 Level 84: F738C6D5 A33DF2E1 Level 85: FB80C720 E028C27A Level 86: 1906A7C9 D7EBAA39 Level 87: D31623FE 50011104 Level 88: D052E037 C6886109 Level 89: A4E99E04 BB9B2A8F Level 90: 750CEC25 D42EAE36 Level 91: 1CAC5FD6 92679660 Level 92: A5CCA03B 7FED218A Level 93: 08CBA806 AE4A2260 Level 94: 722C0931 68DA1B05 Level 95: 32DCE4F7 2ABBC366 Level 96: 9F6EE1B2 D14F1E6F Level 97: 095F268D 77B7D906 Level 98: C2955A45 B3CBC610 Level 99: FCEFE173 1DCCEB51 Level 100: 56307399 25DF4466

Note : Activate only upon receiving Pokemon. e.g. Starter Pokemon, Fossils, etc. 1003DAE6 0007 83007D4E 0XXX 33007D50 00YY 33007D51 001F XXX – Pokemon Code YY – Pokemon LVL 1F – Max IV

Note : Pokemon encountered using Rod, Sweet Scent, etc. 1003DAE6 0007 83007D12 0XXX 33007D14 00YY 33007D15 001F XXX – Pokemon Code YY – Pokemon LVL 1F – Max IV

Note : Eggs will hatch within 5-10 steps Master code 97726CAE9184 8F7AAA5C15FE B85E5A770386 Fast egg hatching AFFCC14DD7FA

• In each game, try to use no more than three cheats.
• After using cheats, turn them off.
• If possible, use a FireRed ROM from the United States.
• GBA4ios (iOS), My Boy (Android), Visual Boy Advance (Windows), and OpenEmu are all recommended GBA emulators (Mac OS)
• Before using any of the listed cheats, save your current game state.
• Check your bag after activating a cheat; if you notice any irregularities, DO NOT SAVE THE GAME.

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If you want to take a new leap for an extraordinary Pokemon gaming adventure, you must check out and play these Completed Pokemon ROM Hacks .

• Walkthrough walls (Ghost cheat)
• Shiny Pokemon
• Rare Candy Cheat
• Items cost only $1
• TM & HM Items
• Steal opponent’s pokemon
• Easily Catch a Pokemon
• Money Cheat (Check Pokemart)
• Infinite EXP
• Wild Pokemon Modifier
• Masterball Cheat
• Legendary Pokemon Encounter

The most requested cheat is now available! We’re thrilled to announce that we already have the codes you’ll need to change the nature of any Pokemon you find in the wild. Pokemon nature modifier cheat is useful for breeding more powerful and competitive Pokemon.

Before entering a battle, enter and activate the code. The cheat only works for wild Pokemon and is therefore useless when selecting a starter Pokemon.

To make the most of your Pokemon’s nature, you may need a Pokemon Nature Chart to help you improve your Pokemon’s stats.

A commenter going by the handle Problem Solver has posted some very useful information about fixes and other things you should know if you’re using GBA4iOS, so take a look.

Hey everybody, so this is just a brief introduction and solution to a variety of the glitches you may encounter while using the codes and how to fix them to enhance your gameplay. If you are using GBA4IOS V2.1 or any other emulator that enables the codes to work (Please keep in mind that several versions of the emulators you are using such as Myboy, JohnGBA, or VBA emulator may be outdated versions so not all codes may register depending on what emulator you are using. Also, versions of the games you have downloaded do not register all of the codes for them to work. It is recommended you use versions 1.0 squirrels version of fire red or US version. If you’re having difficulty with a code that won’t work, drop a comment, and I’ll help you out any way I can.) 1.) Pokémon Modifier and encounter code. (Only input the 2nd master code for GBA4IOS users then input the encounter code afterward if you input them in any other sequence they won’t work!!!) So when using this code, of course, you will be able to run into any Pokémon as long as you type in the code and encounter code correctly. While using this code sometimes the Pokémon you want to catch may result in 1 hit KO’ing your Pokémon. To fix this error simply delete the code or disable it, go to a Pokémon center restore your Pokémon by talking to the person behind the counter and then enter a battle with any wild Pokémon the glitch should be gone if the problem persists still delete the code and reinput it again. If the Pokémon appear like a huge question mark with the name “??????” It means the encounter code is wrong, double check just to be safe. Also, as a side note if the Pokémon you caught using this code when evolving stays on the message “…?” Simply release it from your PC and catch it again recommended you use the Experience code to get back to the level you were at. 2.) Infinite Exp code. Using this code sometimes causes your Pokémon to keep leveling up even after you’ve disabled the code from the menu. The reason this occurs is due to a slight error in the registering of the code after you used it. For example, if you have the code enabled and you save the game, then return to it, later on, to play again even after you disabled the code. The game registers the code as still active resulting in endless level ups to fix this just delete the code wait for the level up of the Pokémon to finish and then save and restart your game and reinput the code all over again to stop the endless increase in level. 3.) Catching and stealing Pokémon from trainers. It is recommended you save before using this code so that if your game becomes corrupt or freezes, you have a point of save origin to refer back to. Now then this glitch typically occurs after you catch a trainers Pokémon watch the video that’s posted first to know how to use the code. Now, to solve this issue, unfortunately, there is no way to get around the bad eggs when you catch a trainers Pokémon. If caught correctly, the bad egg will not show, but in case it does simply delete the code and then restart your game from your save point. Do not save the game if a bad egg appears or it will ruin your game completely. Definitely check your PC as well after you’ve caught the trainers Pokémon because sometimes the bad eggs may not show up in your Pokémon line up but maybe in the PC box for some odd reason. 4.) Pokémon level modifier. So there really isn’t a huge variety of problems with this code, but I recently ran into one which is that when using the code sometimes when you go back to edit the code lets say from Lv 30 to encounter a Pokémon at lv 60 it will keep showing Pokémon at Lv 30. When you encounter that error, it’s because the game registered the code Lv 30 permanently simply delete the code and reinput it to encounter whatever Level of Pokémon you are searching for. Got any other glitches that I didn’t cover on here? Drop a comment below, and I’ll help you out as much as I can. Good luck everyone, hope this answers some questions you all might be having or some issues you all may be experiencing. Problem Solver

Unfortunately, some cheats will not work for you, specifically those with multiple-liner cheat codes. You need the paid version of the app for it to work fully.

The majority of these cheats have been tested by the PokeHarbor team and are 100% compatible with Pokemon FireRed (US) Squirrels or FireRed V1.0. If it doesn’t work, look for and download the FireRed (US) Squirrels version.

Is there a cheat I’ve missed, or do you have a cheat code for Fire Red (any version) that you’d like to add to the list above? You can help our fellow Pokemon players by simply submitting your working Fire Red GameShark codes, CodeBreaker codes, or Action Replay cheats in the comment section below.

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Editorials / Pokémon Fire Red Cheats: Full List of GameShark Codes

Pokémon Fire Red Cheats: Full List of GameShark Codes

• 1.1 Upgrading the Pokédex
• 1.2 Safari Zone Glitch
• 1.3 Trainer Card Upgrades
• 1.4 Secret Items in Pokémon Fire Red
• 2.1 Using Gameshark to Enter a Cheat Code in Visual Boy Advance
• 2.2 Using Gameshark to Enter a Cheat Code in My Boy
• 2.3.1 Most Popular Pokémon Cheats
• 2.3.2 Catching Pokémon
• 2.3.3 Warp Codes
• 2.3.4 Pokémon Max Stats
• 2.3.5 Infinite Items Cheat
• 2.4 Getting the Most Out of Pokémon Fire Red Cheats
• 3 Get the Most Out of Pokémon Fire Red with Cheat Codes

This post was last updated on May 1, 2024

If you’re looking for a nostalgia kick, there’s nothing better than playing one of the earlier Pokémon games. Pokémon Red was one of the first Pokémon games for the Game Boy and still holds a special place in most gamers’ hearts.

Pokémon Fire Red is the 2004 remake for the Game Boy Advance, and while developers Game Freak HQ kept the core gameplay unchanged, they did add over 20 new Pokémon for each version (FireRed and LeafGreen). Pokémon Fire Red is an ideal place to start if you want to relive your childhood.

While plenty of Pokémon ROM hacks are difficult , such as Pokémon Phoenix Rising or Pokémon Omega Red, most gamers don’t expect the base version to be challenging. Surprisingly, Pokémon FireRed can still be tricky to play for newbies and Pokemon veterans alike due to its lack of modern quality-of-life features.

The good news is that most Pokémon ROMs contain various cheat codes and programs to make your life just a little bit easier and help you catch ’em all.

In-Game Cheats

While most cheats rely on a cheat program like GameShark v3, Pokémon FireRed has some in-built features that make playing the game easier. These aren’t necessarily cheating, but they’re essential to helping you complete the game.

Upgrading the Pokédex

You can update your Pokédex once you’ve completed the main story and collected over 60 pokémon. Simply visit the Professor in Pallet Town once you meet the required criteria to receive an upgrade that allows you to visit new locations and unlocks new evolutions for your pokemon.

Safari Zone Glitch

If you want to catch Pokémon without wasting valuable time in the Safari Zone, lightly tap right and left to change your character’s orientation without actually moving. Doing so will still allow you to encounter wild Pokémon without lowering your timer.

Trainer Card Upgrades

Upgrading your trainer card changes your star rating and the look of your card. You can upgrade your card up to four times by completing the following challenges:

• Complete the main story
• Complete the National Pokédex (except for Mew, Celebi, Deoxys, and Jirachi)
• Complete the Kanto Pokédex
• Get a score of 200+ in the Dodrio Berry Picking and Pokémon Jump minigames

Secret Items in Pokémon Fire Red

If you want to get the rarest items in the game, you’ll need to get the Itemfinder. You can get the Itemfinder — once you’ve caught 30 Pokémon — from one of Professor Oak’s aides. You can find them on route 11 between Vermillion City and Lavender Town, on the upper floor of the gate.

Once you have the Itemfinder, you can return to specific locations to find unique secret items associated with some characters you met before. It may take a while since you need to stand in exactly the same spot they did. Some items you can find include:

• Leftovers from where the Snorlax was (near Cycling Road and Silence Bridge)
• Macho Brace from where Giovanni was in Viridian Gym
• Sacred Ash from the spot at Navel Rock where Ho-Oh was
• Soothe Bell from the Pokémon Tower where Mr. Fuji was

Gameshark Codes

The best way to access Pokémon cheat codes is with a dedicated program like GameShark or Action Replay. These come standard with any GBA emulator, including the Visual Boy Advance and the My Boy emulator for Android.

Using Gameshark to Enter a Cheat Code in Visual Boy Advance

Open VBA as usual and select your Pokémon FireRed ROM. Once it starts running, open the VBA cheats menu and select “Cheat List” from the dropdown menu. Choose Gameshark and then enter the Pokémon code you want to use.

You can enter multiple codes at once and even write a description for each cheat code so that you know what it does. Once you hit OK, the game will resume with your chosen cheats.

Using Gameshark to Enter a Cheat Code in My Boy

The basic process of enabling cheats in the My Boy emulator is the same as for VBA since both use GameShark v3 as their base cheat engine. Open your ROM like you would when you play Pokémon FireRed and then tap the menu button in the top left corner.

Tap “Cheats” and then “New Cheat.” You’ll get a new window where you can type your cheat name, a description of the cheat, and the cheat code. When you’re done, tap the three dots in the top right corner and select “Save” to save your cheat.

Hit the back button on your phone to resume the game. The free version of the app allows you to enter a single line of code per entry, so you’ll need to enter multi-line cheats line-by-line as different cheats.

If you want to enable multiple cheats at once, you’ll need to tap the plus in the top right corner while in the Cheats menu. You can also edit, disable, or delete cheats while in this menu.

Best Pokémon Fire Red Cheats

Most popular pokémon cheats.

While you can use Pokémon Fire Red cheats to modify almost any part of the game, the following are the ones you’ll probably use the most. Some reduce the grind to level up pokemon, including giving you all the TM/HM items you need. In contrast, others make it easier to walk through walls, get uncommon items, or even make sure you get the right pokemon with a wild pokemon gender modifier or pokemon nature modifier.

Catching Pokémon

A great wild Pokémon encounter cheat spawns a legendary Pokémon encounter or shiny Pokémon encounter. Start by entering the master code:

000014D1 000A

1003dae6 0007

Once you’ve successfully input the master code, follow it up with one of the legendary Pokémon you want to catch.

You can also use a master code and Pokémon ID to spawn normal Pokémon without waiting for random battles. It’s a little bit trickier because there are two master codes depending on the Pokémon’s number.

Pokémon from 1 – 250 will need the following master code: 17543C48 E65E0B97.

If you want to spawn a Pokémon of 250 and above, you’ll need to use this master code:

8C050415 EB447C7A

AD86124F 2823D8DA

A0CCA92E 61571E3B

E2302908 64FD3288

25AF3162 06D16963

If you still want the experience of catching Pokémon yourself but don’t want to spend too much time finding the right one, consider using a code to guarantee your Pokémon will have the desired nature. A Pokémon’s nature can hugely impact its stats and moves, so getting that perfect nature can mean the difference between success and failure.

The cheat has a master code and the Pokémon nature identifier that you’ll need to apply before the battle.

The master code is: AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95

And the nature identifiers are:

These codes can be tricky to use since you need to enable your desired location code before walking through the nearest door or entrance and disable it immediately. If you don’t, you’ll keep teleporting to the location whenever you go through a door. However, it’s a great way to get around if you don’t feel like exploring or dealing with wild Pokémon all the time. 

Pokémon Max Stats

This cheat is a lifesaver if you’re sick of leveling up your Pokémon. The cheat works off your Pokémon’s position and arrangement and levels that particular Pokémon to max level.

Infinite Items Cheat

The infinite items cheat has two parts: the first affects the inventory slot, while the second part is the name of the item you want to make infinite.

So, to get unlimited rare candy in slot 1, you’d type: 82025840 44, where the first bit makes Slot 1 items infinite, and 44 represents “Rare Candy.”

The first part of the code is as follows:

• Modify Item in Slot 1: 82025840 xxxx
• Modify Item in Slot 2: 82025844 xxxx
• Modify Item in Slot 3: 82025848 xxxx
• Modify Item in Slot 4: 8202584C xxxx
• Modify Item in Slot 5: 82025850 xxxx

You can duplicate almost any item by using its unique identifier in the game, including:

Green Scarf: 101

Pink Scarf: 100

Dragon Claw: 151

Deep Sea Tooth: 00C0

Deep Sea Scale: 00C1

Blue Flute: 0027

Smoke Ball: 00C2

Green Shard: 0033

Yellow Flute: 0028

Wiki Berry: 0090

You can even obtain all of the evolution stones, including:

Stone of the Sun: 005D

Moonstone: 005E

Fire Stone: 005F

Thunder Stone: 60

Water Stone: 61

Leaf Stone: 62

Getting the Most Out of Pokémon Fire Red Cheats

While activating cheats is relatively simple, it can interfere with how your game runs. If you have an incompatible Pokémon Fire Red Rom, you’ll experience crashes and glitches. You can also break your game by enabling too many cheats at once.

To get the best experience using Pokémon Fire Red cheats, follow some best practices to keep your game stable and fun.

Only activate a maximum of three cheats per game. Cheats often alter variables within the game, and if you mess around with too many of these at once, the game won’t be able to reconcile them, leading to crashes and glitches. Also, be sure to turn cheats off after using them to prevent future glitches on your save game.

Use recommended emulators such as:

• GBA4ios for iOS
• My Boy for Android
• Retroarch for MacOS
• Visual Boy Advance for Windows

Save your game before applying any cheats. Once you’ve activated a cheat, check your bag. If you see any irregularities, exit without saving the game and restore your original settings.

You may find that some cheats don’t work immediately. Go in and out of entrances or doors to refresh the game world at least five times before giving up. Sometimes, cheats can take a while to affect the game, and changing locations can force these cheats to take effect.

Get the Most Out of Pokémon Fire Red with Cheat Codes

Playing Pokémon Fire Red or Leaf Green on a GBA emulator can feel like a blast from the past, but it’s a game that still holds up. Pokémon Fire Red is a perfect place to start if you’re playing due to nostalgia or want an old-school introduction to the Pokémon series.

As with all older games, Pokémon Fire Red and Leaf Green have rough edges that can detract from your enjoyment. They can be extremely grindy and luck-based, especially if you want to collect all of the Pokémon and hit all of the achievements.

That’s where having a GBA emulator can help. Most emulators come with GameShark v3 or another cheat system built-in.

Using Pokémon FireRed cheats is extremely simple. Once you’ve found the GameShark codes that adjust the game to your needs, all you need to do is enter the cheat code and let the emulator handle the rest.

Pokémon games have plenty of secrets and potential pitfalls. Whether finding a list of Pokémon starters or a comprehensive list of Pokémon Fire Red cheats, That Video Game Blog has all the info you need. Check us out to get all the latest gaming news, reviews, and gear!

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All Pokemon Fire Red Cheats for GameShark

So you’re here because you’re either looking for a list of Pokemon Fire Red cheats or you’re wondering how to use them with your current emulator. The good news is that we’ll be covering both in this guide.

Below, we’ll be going over all notable Pokemon Fire Red emulator cheats and sharing the cheat codes for each. Before that, we’ll have a quick section explaining how you can use these cheats codes with the mGBA emulator. Surprisingly, the process is actually much simpler than you might think.

The cheats that we’ll be listing below are all GameShark codes. Keep in mind that for some codes, you will first need to enter a master code before entering the specific code that follows it. Each section that requires a master code will have it and explain which to enter first.

For example, for codes that require a master code as well, you would enter it in the following format:

[master code] [cheat code]

You obviously wouldn’t include the brackets, that’s just for the example above. In practice, it would look something like this:

AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95 93F04759 F95753D9

If you ever need to jump to any particular cheat, you can easily do so by using the table of contents below to go straight to it and find the code.

Also be sure to check out our list of the best Pokemon Emerald ROM hacks as well.

Let’s not waste anymore time and jump right in!

How To Use Fire Red Emulator Cheats?

First things first, we recommend you use the Game Boy Advance emulator known as mGBA. It’s hands down the best Pokemon Fire Red emulator you can find get and it supports Fire Red cheat codes.

Finding The mGBA Cheats Menu

Right off the bat, if you try to open the mGBA cheats menu without already having a game loaded up, you’ll notice that you’re unable to select it and that it’s greyed out. You can’t get into the cheats menu without a ROM already loaded in mGBA.

Load Your Pokémon FireRed ROM

• First, go ahead and load up your Pokemon Fire Red ROM into the mGBA emulator.
• Now that it’s loaded and running, go to Tools > Cheats

Now you will see the mGBA cheats menu popup and if this is your first time adding a cheat code, it will still be blank.

• Click Add New Code to add a new cheat code

• Click into the box that says Enter codes here…
• Copy and paste or type your cheat code into this box
• Depending on the type of cheat code that you’re using, you may want to select the Code type at the bottom if you’re using GameShark codes or Action Reply MAX codes, but often you will likely find yourself just using the Audodetect option anyway as it usually works quite well (it is recommended after all)
• Once you have finished entering your cheat code, click the Add Lines button to add the code
• Now find the (untitled) cheat code on the left and double click on it to rename it
• Go ahead and enter a new name for this cheat code so that you can easily find it in the future
• You may enable or disable any Pokémon cheat codes from here at anytime by simple clicking the checkbox (an empty checkbox means this code will not be used and a checked box means it will be)
• You may also enable multiple cheats at once, including a master code followed by a space and the subsequent cheat code after it

When you’re finished, you can exit out of the cheat code menu and go back to your game to resume playing. If you find that your cheats didn’t take yet, try closing mGBA, reopening it, and reloading your ROM.

List of Pokemon FireRed Cheats

Catch every pokemon.

Use this cheat to get a 100% catching rate for all wild Pokemon you come across.

Cheat code: 87ACF659 707466DC 8BB602F7 8CEB681A

Summon Legenday Pokemon

Sometimes having legendary Pokemon just come straight to you instead of having to hunt for them sounds awesome.

You’ll first need to enter the master code and then enter one of the codes below for a specific legendary that you want to appear.

Master code: 000014D1 000A 1003dae6 0007

• Articuno: 83007CEE 0090
• Dragonite: 83007CEE 0095
• Dragonair: 83007CEE 0094
• Dratini: 83007CEE 0093
• Deoxys: 83007CEE 019A
• Entei: 83007CEE 00F4
• Groudon: 83007CEE 0195
• Ho-oh: 83007CEE 00F
• Jirachi: 83007CEE 0199
• Lugia: 83007CEE 00F9
• Mewtwo: 83007CEE 0096
• Mew: 83007CEE 0097
• Moltres: 83007CEE 0092
• Rayquaza: 83007CEE 0196
• Regice: 83007CEE 0192
• Regirock: 83007CEE 0191
• Registeel: 83007CEE 0193
• Zapdos: 83007CEE 0091

Make All Items Cost Only $1

This cheat is awesome because every single item at the Poke Mart will all cost only $1. If only real life was this simple! Hooray for inflation!

Cheat Code: 3C25A344 FD8F451C AD86124F 2823D8DA

Pokemon Lvl Modifier

Let’s face it, as fun as Pokemon Fire red is, sometimes grinding levels for Pokemon can be a bit taxing. This cheat allows you to level up your weaker Pokemon. You’ll need to find enter in the master code below followed by the code for the level that you want to change your Pokemon to.

Master code: 754ED27A 8B1BEFEE

• Lvl 10: 4C6C2B8C CD0528EB
• Lvl 20: 8C434E48 F703A9E1
• Lvl 25: 2D02A8EA 9B748C49
• Lvl 30: A457FA67 BCD9C478
• Lvl 35: C70600E8 789A0DAC
• Lvl 40: 155D7103 D66B8A15
• Lvl 45: 710D8A2D 45E999F3
• Lvl 50: CBEB73A3 90A08906
• Lvl 55: 3E7B9D1E 5CE7F0DC
• Lvl 60: 202ABE52 BDC4E314
• Lvl 65: 1C2D3029 63D27E35
• Lvl 70: 628E474E E708D501
• Lvl 75: 39E224D9 232864F2
• Lvl 80: 9675F502 DB139F05
• Lvl 85: FB80C720 E028C27A
• Lvl 90: 750CEC25 D42EAE36
• Lvl 95: 32DCE4F7 2ABBC366
• Lvl 100: 56307399 25DF4466

Increase Shiny Pokemon Encounters

This shiny Pokemon encounter code allows you to catch shiny Pokemon much easier because they’ll start appearing much more frequently in the game. A shiny wild Pokemon encounter is super rare and usually take a lot of hunting around to find, but not anymore! Now you can shiny hunt with ease.

Cheat Code: 

• D5AFFB37 6855972C
• 73ECB8A0 BDD8B251
• Or, you can also use
• 1670047D 04815C68
• 18452A7D DDE55BCC
• 39584B19 D80CC66A
• CE71B3D3 1F6A85FB
• 198DF179 5413C867

KO Pokemon in 1 Hit

Any Pokemon you encounter in the game will be able to be knocked out in just one hit. You’ll still receive the same amount of XP from battles, allowing you to breeze through battles with ease and progress through the story even faster. This certainly can make catching Pokemon a bit trickier though.

Cheat Code: 95EDFBBA A5A72A78 C833D1A0 02FA7205

Get All 8 Gym Badges

If you don’t feel like playing the story as intended, this code will allow you to obtain all 8 of the gym badges immediately. It’s pretty simple to do, but does rather a couple of steps.

First, enter the code shown below and after activated, go battle any trainer. Once you win the battle, simply enter any house or other type of building in the game. Once you’re inside, pull up your trainer card and you’ll see that you have all 8 badges now.

If you find that your trainer card hasn’t yet updated, try exiting and re-entering the building a couple of times until it triggers.

Cheat Code: EFCE867D 5403D40D

Walk Through Walls

This code is a cool one for when you feel like exploring areas of the game that weren’t originally intended for players to be able to access. You can go through trees, walls, and all sorts of objects. It’s a fun one!

Cheat Code: 509197D3 542975F4 78DA95DF 44018CB4

Wild Pokemon Gender Modifier

This cheat will allow you to modify the gender of any wild Pokémon you come across. You’ll be able to always come across either a male or female Pokemon depending on the cheat code that you use.

Cheat Code:

• Male: EB34F751 A96B854D 141BB87C 83D7018F
• Female: EB34F751 A96B854D 78DA95DF 44018CB4

Infinite Master Balls

Master Balls are a staple in Pokemon games because they allow you to capture Pokemon from any level without a hitch. If you’re a Pokemon fan, you already know how valuable this cheat is, especially when you come across a legendary Pokemon.

Cheat Code – 8202595c 00018202595e 0063

Stop Random Battles

Sometimes random battles can be grading when all you want to do is progress in the game’s story or get to a specific point in the game. There can be a large number of battles, especially once you get to Victory Road. Fortunately this cheat will allow you to stop random battles altogether.

Cheat Code: D41DD0CA 33A629E5 8E883EFF 92E9660D

Pokemon Nature Modifier

You can easily change a Pokemon’s nature by using this cheat. You’ll first need to enter the master code shown below followed by the nature type that you want to modify to.

Master code: AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95

Cheat code:

• 5EB8DEEE 692ED298 = Adamant
• B05B4CCD A0A1505B = Bashful
• 35EB915F 08F33974 = Bold
• E485844D 2F24038C = Brave
• 31F62F82 D9A0C100 = Calm
• 1A15BF1E E72650E4 = Careful
• A58F6F1B BFB13FEF = Docile
• 9A41D845 41B93FE6 = Gentle
• D0E34D66 5796A7D3 = Hardy
• D4950A99 D729D80A = Hasty
• CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9 = Impish
• E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7 = Jolly
• D593BF29 E18AAAE5 = Lax
• D73BC50A 5F47AA0E = Lonely
• A2461E51 304137B6 = Mild
• E1EB2109 4480C28D = Modest
• 56F744B0 37E16732 = Naive
• 83286B46 6479AA98 = Naughty
• 0456554B 66D3AAF9 = Quiet
• 5A7B2626 21ECD183 = Quirky
• 909149AB 2DE8726A = Rash
• 34027F23 7E7E1599 = Relaxed
• D47DA721 6C3B9FFC = Sassy
• 93F04759 F95753D9 = Serious
• 1BC372C9 06B4D17F = Timid

All Berries

Immediately get every single type of berry in the game.

Cheat Code : 42025AF400 850001002B 000442025A F652120000 002B0004

All HM Items

HMs give you moves in the game that let your Pokemon learn cut, fly, and surf. Now you can teach your Pokemon HM moves immediately by using this code.

Cheat Code : 42025A0C01 5300010008 0004

Level Up Quickly

Easily level up any of your Pokemon using the code below.

Cheat Code : 82023D50 270F

Hatch Pokemon Eggs Quickly

Waiting for eggs to hatch can be a bother especially when you’re waiting on them. You can easily speed up the egg hatching process and get your Pokemon out of their shell using the cheat below.

Cheat Code : 3202864200FE

Only Male Pokemon Eggs

This cheat will turn all of your Pokemon eggs male. This means that you can easily get every single male egg in Pokemon Fire Red.

Cheat Code : 320286400016 

Only Female Pokemon Eggs

Just like with the male eggs cheat above, you can easily obtain every single female egg in the game by using this cheat.

Cheat Code: 20286400093

Unlimited XP

This code will allow your Pokemon to gain unlimited XP experience points without having to grind it out in battles.

Cheat Code : 7300218C00 0182023D50 1388

Increase Pokemon Stats

This code will allow you to increase the maximum stats for the Pokemon in your team. Just use the code below for the related Pokemon on your team.

• 1st Pokemon on team: 20242DA03E7000000070002
• 2nd Pokemon on team: 4202433E03E7000000070002
• 3rd Pokemon on team: 420243A203E7000000070002
• 4th Pokemon on team: 4202440603E7000000070002
• 5th Pokemon on team: 4202446A03E7000000070002
• 6th Pokemon on team: 420244CE03E7000000070002

Complete The Entire Pokedex

It’s now easier than every to complete the entire Pokedex without having to go out and catch all Pokemon. All you have to do is enter the code below and Professor Oak will be wildly impressed.

Cheat Code : 4202462CFFFF 0000003C0002 42025BA0FFFF 0000001A0002 42028FC0FFFF 0000001A0002

Unlimited Money

This infinite money cheat will let you get unlimited money in the game to buy any items you need.

Cheat Code : 3AF85ACA C4D18CEC 8E883EFF 92E9660D

Get All Pokeballs

Get every single type of Pokeball to have in your inventory. This can come in handy when playing through the game when you need to catch different types of Pokemon.

Cheat code : 420259D80001 0001000C0004 420259DA5212 0000000C0004

Ride Bicycle on Water

This code is very reminiscent of the gameplay mechanic in Pokemon Sword and Shield where you ride your bike on water. You no longer need to use the Surf TM to traverse water because with this cheat code you can simply ride your bike!

Cheat Code : 72036E3C0100 32036E430000

Safari Zone Cheats

These cheats give you more leniency while in the Safari Zone. Not only can they give you unlimited Safari Balls, but they also can give you infinite time in the Safari Zone and easily catch Pokemon in there too.

Infinite Safari Balls Cheat code: 820399940063

Infinite Safari Time Cheat code: 820399960258

Easily Catch Safari Pokemon Cheat code : 72023D749A3C 82023D749A53

Pokemon Daycare for Free

Let’s face it, putting your Pokemon in the daycare can cost a pretty penny. With this cheat code you can put your Pokemon in the daycare and have them level up for you at no cost at all.

Cheat code – 820370C20000

Unlimited PP

I can already hear some of you making jokes about this one. No, unfortunately this cheat code doesn’t work in the real world fellas. In Pokemon Fire Red, PP is the number of times a Pokemon is able to perform a certain move. Certain moves have relatively low PP levels, meaning that they can’t be used very often during battles without replenishing it. With this code, you can use these moves as often as you want.

Cheat code : 42023C086363 000000020002

Unlimited PC Item Slots

This cheat will allow you to get unlimited item slots in Bill’s PC so now you can store as many things as needed without running out of space.

Cheat code: 420258420063

Get Every TM

TMs in the game are what you use to teach your Pokemon certain moves. This cheat will allow you to get every single TM in the game.

Cheat code : 42025A2C0121 000100320004 42025A2E5212 000000320004

Well now that we’ve gone through all the cheats in Fire Red and went over how to use them with the mGBA emulator, you’re all set! Hope you had lots of fun testing these GameShark cheat codes out.

There are other emulators that support cheat codes as well, but listing out each one and how to enter and save cheat codes would be rather time consuming. Another GBA emulator option that allows cheat codes would be the Visual Boy Advance (VBA emulator). It has a VBA cheats menu that you can use to enter GameShark codes for Fire Red as well.

Also be sure to check out our list of the best Pokemon ROM hacks .

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All Pokemon FireRed Cheat Codes

Use these codes to boost your gameplay in Pokémon FireRed!

If you're on the hunt for Pokémon FireRed cheat codes, then look no further! You've just hit a jackpot. Whether you're looking to advance your gameplay, refill your Pokédex, or just have some extra fun, this guide is precisely what you need. 

All Pokémon FireRed Cheat Codes

Get ready! We're about to make your Pokémon FireRed journey a whole lot easier.

Walk Through Walls

Action Replay / GameShark v3

509197D3 542975F4 78DA95DF 44018CB4

Have all 8 badges

 Action Replay / GameShark V3 

Instructions: To use the cheat, first, commence a battle. Following the battle, go into any building. Once inside, take a look at your Trainer card. If it's missing any badges, simply exit and reenter the building. Repeat this process approximately five times before checking the card again.

EFCE867D 5403D40D

Unlimited Rare Candy in PC

Code Breaker

820258400044

Infinite PP

42023C08 6363 00000002 0002

Complete Pokedex

CodeBreaker

Important:  Errors can occur when using this cheat. Make sure to save first!

4202462CFFFF 0000003C0002 42025BA0FFFF 0000001A0002 42028FC0FFFF 0000001A0002

Unlimited Master ball in PC

82025840 0001

#1 Pokemon 420242DA03E7 000000070002

#2 Pokemon 4202433E03E7 000000070002

#3 Pokemon 420243A203E7 000000070002

#4 Pokemon 4202440603E7 000000070002

#5 Pokemon 4202446A03E7 000000070002

#6 Pokemon 420244CE03E7 000000070002

Infinite Money

Action Replay / GameShark V3 / Code Breaker

Master codes 3AF85ACA C4D18CEC 8E883EFF 92E9660D

Codes: 820257BC 423F 820257BE 000F

29C78059 96542194

No Random Battles

D41DD0CA 33A629E5 8E883EFF 92E9660D

Berries in PC

Example :   82025840 0086 for Chesto Berry. 0085 = Cheri Berry 0086 = Chesto Berry 0087 = Pecha Berry 0088 = Rawst Berry 0089 = Aspear Berry 008A = Leppa Berry 008B = Oran Berry 008C = Persim Berry 008D = Lum Berry 008E = Sitrus Berry 008F = Figy Berry 0090 = Wiki Berry 0091 = Mago Berry 0092 = Aguav Berry 0093 = Iapapa Berry 0094 = Razz Berry 0095 = Bluk Berry 0096 = Nanab Berry 0097 = Wepear Berry 0098 = Pinap Berry 0099 = Pomeg Berry 009A = Kelpsy Berry 009B = Qualot Berry 009C = Hondew Berry 009D = Grepa Berry 009E = Tamato Berry 009F = C ornn Berry 00A0 = Magost Berry 00A1 = Rabuta Berry 00A2 = Nomel Berry 00A3 = Spelon Berry 00A4 = Pamtre Berry 00A5 = Watmel Berry 00A6 = Durin Berry 00A7 = Belue Berry 00A8 = Liechi Berry 00A9 = Ganlon Berry 00AA = Salac Berry 00AB = Petaya Berry 00AC = Apicot Berry 00AD = Lansat Berry 00AE = Starf Berry 00AF = Enigma Berry

95EDFBBA A5A72A78 C833D1A0 02FA7205

Potions & Revives from PC

Note: Eenter the base code  82025840 followed by the unique 4-digit item code. For instance, if you're in dire need of a Hyper Potion, you'd punch in 82025840 0015 as your cheat code. 

• Potion = 000D
• Antidote = 000E
• Burn Heal = 000F
• Ice Heal = 0010
• Awakening = 0011
• Parlyz Heal = 0012
• Full Restore = 0013
• Max Potion = 0014
• Hyper Potion = 0015
• Super Potion = 0016
• Full Heal = 0017
• Revive = 0018
• Max Revive = 0019

Head over to the PokeCenter, and access your PC to get the items. 

Wild Pokemon Max IV

Master Code 000014D1 000A 1003DAE6 0007

Cheat code 33007CF1 001F

Pokemon Nature Modifier

Guide : Send cheat code AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95 + Pokemon nature id. Input the code before entering a battle.

Example: Bold AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95 35EB915F 08F33974

D0E34D66 5796A7D3 = Hardy D73BC50A 5F47AA0E = Lonely E485844D 2F24038C = Brave 5EB8DEEE 692ED298 = Adamant 83286B46 6479AA98 = Naughty 35EB915F 08F33974 = Bold A58F6F1B BFB13FEF = Docile 34027F23 7E7E1599 = Relaxed CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9 = Impish D593BF29 E18AAAE5 = Lax 1BC372C9 06B4D17F = Timid D4950A99 D729D80A = Hasty 93F04759 F95753D9 = Serious E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7 = Jolly 56F744B0 37E16732 = Naive E1EB2109 4480C28D = Modest A2461E51 304137B6 = Mild 0456554B 66D3AAF9 = Quiet B05B4CCD A0A1505B = Bashful 909149AB 2DE8726A = Rash 31F62F82 D9A0C100 = Calm 9A41D845 41B93FE6 = Gentle D47DA721 6C3B9FFC = Sassy 1A15BF1E E72650E4 = Careful 5A7B2626 21ECD183 = Quirky

TM & HM Modifier

How To: Apply the cheat code 82025840 followed by your desired TM/HM id number from the list below.

For instance, if you want the TM03 Water Pulse, the cheat code to enter should be 82025840 0123 . 

Retrieving the Item: Upon activating the cheat, make your way to the closest PokeMart. Once there, purchase the first item available. Your new item will be waiting in your bag.

0121 = TM01 Focus Punch 0122 = TM02 Dragon Claw 0123 = TM03 Water Pulse 0124 = TM04 Calm Mind 0125 = TM05 Roar 0126 = TM06 Toxic 0127 = TM07 Hail 0128 = TM08 Bulk Up 0129 = TM09 Bullet Seed 012A = TM10 Hidden Power 012B = TM11 Sunny Day 012C = TM12 Taunt 012D = TM13 Ice Beam 012E = TM14 Blizzard 012F = TM15 Hyper Beam 0130 = TM16 Light Screen 0131 = TM17 Protect 0132 = TM18 Rain Dance 0133 = TM19 Giga Drain 0134 = TM20 Safeguard 0135 = TM21 Frustration 0136 = TM22 Solar Beam 0137 = TM23 Iron Tail 0138 = TM24 Thunderbolt 0139 = TM25 Thunder 013A = TM26 Earthquake 013B = TM27 Return 013C = TM28 Dig 013D = TM29 Psychic 013E = TM30 Shadow Ball 013F = TM31 Brick Break 0140 = TM32 Double Team 0141 = TM33 Reflect 0142 = TM34 Shock Wave 0143 = TM35 Flamethrower 0144 = TM36 Sludge Bomb 0145 = TM37 Sandstorm 0146 = TM38 Fire Blast 0147 = TM39 Rock Tomb 0148 = TM40 Aerial Ace 0149 = TM41 Torment 014A = TM42 Facade 014B = TM43 Secret Power 014C = TM44 Rest 014D = TM45 Attract 014E = TM46 Thief 014F = TM47 Steel Wing 0150 = TM48 Skill Swap 0151 = TM49 Snatch 0152 = TM50 Overheat 0153 = HM01 Cut 0154 = HM02 Fly 0155 = HM03 Surf 0156 = HM04 Strength 0157 = HM05 Flash 0158 = HM06 Rock Smash 0159 = HM07 Waterfall 015A = HM08 Dive

Infinite EXP

MasterCodes

0000295F000A 101DC9D40007 830050000000 830050020000 

Code for Infinite Experience

74000130027D 7300218C0001 82023D501388 

You need to activate the infinite experience code as you're about to receive your experience points from a battled foe. This trick will enable your Pokémon to level up.  All you then need to do is disable the infinite experience cheat in your Gameshark cheat list once you're satisfied with your Pokémon's level.

Shiny Pokemon Encounter

GameShark v3/Action Replay

39584B19 D80CC66A CE71B3D3 1F6A85FB 198DF179 5413C867 73ECB8A0 BDD8B251 D5AFFB37 6855972C 73ECB8A0 BDD8B251

1670047D 04815C68 18452A7D DDE55BCC

Note: Get the items from your PC 82025840 00B6

Faster Egg Hatching

Master code 97726CAE9184 8F7AAA5C15FE B85E5A770386

Fast egg hatching AFFCC14DD7FA

Misc items in PC

Example :   82025840 00B4 for White Herb. 00B3 = Bright Powder 00B4 = White Herb 00B5 = Macho Brace 00B6 = Exp Share 00B7 = Quick C law 00B8 = Soothe Bell 00B9 = Mental Herb 00BA = C hoice Band 00BB = King’s Rock 00BC = Silver Powder 00BD = Amulet C oin 00BE = C leanse Tag 00BF = Soul Dew 00C 0 = Deep Sea Tooth 00C 1 = Deep Sea Scale 00C 2 = Smoke Ball 00C 3 = Everstone 00C 4 = Focus Band 00C 5 = Lucky Egg 00C 6 = Scope Lens 00C 7 = Metal C oat 00C 8 = Leftovers 00C 9 = Dragon Scale 00C A = Light Ball 00C B = Soft Sand 00C C = Hard Stone 00C D = Miracle Seed 00C E = Black Glasses 00C F = Black Belt 00D0 = Magnet 00D1 = Mystic Water 00D2 = Sharp Beak 00D3 = Poison Barb 00D4 = Nevermelt Ice 00D5 = Spell Tag 00D6 = Twisted Spoon 00D7 = C harcoal 00D8 = Dragon Fang 00D9 = Silk Scarf 00DA = Up-Grade 00DB = Shell Bell 00DC = Sea Incense 00DD = Lax Incense 00DE = Lucky Punch 00DF = Metal Powder 00E0 = Thick C lub 00E1 = Stick 00FE = Red Scarf 00FF = Blue Scarf 0100 = Pink Scarf 0101 = Green Scarf 0102 = Yellow Scarf 0103 = Mach Bike 0104 = C oin C ase 0105 = ItemFinder 0106 = Old Rod 0107 = Good Rod 0108 = Super Rod 0109 = S.S. Ticket 010A = C ontest Pass 010C = Wailmer Pail 010D = Devon’s Goods 010E = Soot Sack 010F = Basement Key 0110 = Acro Bike 0111 = PokeBlock C ase 0112 = Letter 0113 = Eon Ticket 0114 = Red Orb 0115 = Blue Orb 0116 = Scanner 0117 = Go-Goggles 0118 = Meteorite 0119 = Rm.1 Key 011A = Rm.2 Key 011B = Rm.4 Key 011C = Rm.6 Key 011D = Storage Key 011E = Root Fossil 011F = C law Fossil 0120 = Devon Scope 001A = Fresh Water 001B = Soda Pop 001C = Lemonade 001D = MooMoo Milk 001E = Energy Powder 001F = Energy Root 0020 = Heal Powder 0021 = Revival Herb 0022 = Ether 0023 = Max Ether 0024 = Elixer 0025 = Max Elixer 0026 = Lava C ookie 0027 = Blue Flute 0028 = Yellow Flute 0029 = Red Flute 002A = Black Flute 002B = White Flute 002C = Berry Juice 002D = Sacred Ash 002E = Shoal Salt 002F = Shoal Shell 0030 = Red Shard 0031 = Blue Shard 0032 = Yellow Shard 0033 = Green Shard 003F = HP Up 0040 = Protein 0041 = Iron 0042 = C arbos 0043 = C alcium 0044 = Rare C andy 0045 = PP Up 0046 = Zinc 0047 = PP Max 0049 = Guard Spec 004A = Dire Hit 004B = X Attack 004C = X Defend 004D = X Speed 004E = X Accuracy 004F = X Special 0050 = Poke Doll 0051 = Fluffy Tail 0053 = Super Repel 0054 = Max Repel 0055 = Escape Rope 0056 = Repel 005D = Sun Stone 005E = Moon Stone 005F = Fire Stone 0060 = Thunder Stone 0061 = Water Stone 0062 = Leaf Stone 0067 = Tiny Mushroom 0068 = Big Mushroom 006A = Pearl 006B = Big Pearl 006C = Stardust 006D = Star Piece 006E = Nugget 006F = Heart Scale 0079 = Orange Mail 007A = Harbor Mail 007B = Glitter Mail 007C = Mech Mail 007D = Wood Mail 007E = Wave Mail 007F = Bead Mail 0080 = Shadow Mail 0081 = Tropic Mail 0082 = Dream Mail 0083 = Fab Mail 0084 = Retro Mail

Wild Pokemon Gender Modifier

Female EB34F751 A96B854D 78DA95DF 44018CB4

Male EB34F751 A96B854D 141BB87C 83D7018F

Warp/Teleport To Different Locations (Cheat type: Code Breaker)

82031DBC yyyy

Example: 82031DBC 0201 for Mt. Moon (2).

-Bank 0- 0000- Battle Link Center 0100- Trade Link Center 0200- 4-Way Data Swap Center 0300- 4-Way Battle Center

-Bank 1- 0001- Viridian Forest 0101- Mt. Moon (1) 0201- Mt. Moon (2) 0301- Mt. Moon (3) 0401- S.S. Anne Entrance 0501- S.S. Anne (1) 0601- S.S. Anne (2) 0701- S.S. Anne (3) 0801- S.S. Anne (4) 0901- S.S. Anne (5) 0A01- S.S. Anne (6) 0B01- S.S. Anne (7) 0C01- S.S. Anne (8) 0D01- S.S. Anne Rooms (1) 0E01- S.S. Anne Rooms (2) 0F01- S.S. Anne Rooms (3) 1001- S.S. Anne Rooms (4) 1101- S.S. Anne Rooms (5) 1201- S.S. Anne Rooms (6) 1301- S.S. Anne Rooms (7) 1401- S.S. Anne Rooms (8) 1501- S.S. Anne Rooms (9) 1601- S.S. Anne Rooms (10) 1701- S.S. Anne Rooms (11) 1801- S.S. Anne Rooms (12) 1901- S.S. Anne Rooms (13) 1A01-S.S. Anne Rooms (14) 1B01-S.S. Anne Rooms (15) 1C01-S.S. Anne Rooms (16) 1D01-S.S. Anne Rooms (17) 1E01- Underground Path Entrance (Route 5) 1F01- Underground Path (Cerulean-Vermilion) 2001- Underground Path Entrance (Route 6) 2102- Underground Path Entrance (Route 7) 2202- Underground Path (Celedon-Lavender) 2302- Underground Path Entrance (Route 8) 2402- Digletts Cave (Route 2) 2502- Digletts Cave 2602- Digletts Cave (Route 11) 2702- Victory Road (1) 2802- Victory Road (2) 2902- Victory Road (3) 2A02- Team Rocket Hideout (1) 2B02- Team Rocket Hideout (2) 2C02- Team Rocket Hideout (3) 2D02- Team Rocket Hideout (4) 2E02- Team Rocket Hideout Elevator 2F02- Silph Co (1) 3002- Silph Co (2) 3102- Silph Co (3) 3202- Silph Co (4) 3302- Silph Co (5) 3402- Silph Co (6) 3502- Silph Co (7) 3602- Silph Co (8) 3702- Silph Co (9) 3802- Silph Co (10) 3902- Silph Co (11) 3A02- Silph Co (Elevator)

-Bank 2- 0002- Mystery Island 8 0102- Battle Tower? 0202- Battle Tower? 0302- Battle Tower? 0402- Battle Tower? 0502- Battle Tower? 0602- Battle Tower? 0702- Cerulean City Pokecenter 0802- Battle Tower? 0902- Battle Tower 0A02- Battle Tower 0B02- Battle Tower 0C02- Island 8 Cave (1) 0D02- Island 8 Cave (2) 0E02- Island 8 Cave (3) 0F02- Island 8 Cave (4) 1002- Island 8 Cave (5) 1102- Island 8 Cave (6) 1202- Island 8 Cave (7) 1302- Island 8 Cave (8) 1402- Island 8 Cave (9) 1502- Island 8 Cave (10) 1602- Island 8 Cave (11) 1702- Island 8 Cave (12) 1802- Island 8 Cave (13) 1902- Island 8 Cave (14) 1A02- Island 8 Cave (15) 1B02- Island 8 Cave (16) 1C02- Island 8 Tomb (1) 1D02- Weepth Chamber 1E02- Dilford Chamber 1F02 – Scufib Chamber 2002- Rixy Chamber 2102- Viapois Chamber 2302- Tanoby Key 2402 2502 2602 3A02- Island 9

-Bank 3- 0003- Pallet Town 0103 – Viridian City 0203 – Pewter City 0303 – Cerulean City 0403 – Lavender Town 0503 – Vermilion City 0603 – Celedon City 0703 – Fuchsia City 0803 – Cinnabar Island 0903 – Indigo Plateau 0A03 – Saffron City 0B03 – Neo-Saffron City 0C03 – Island 1 0D03 – Island 2 0E03 – Island 3 0F03 – Island 4 1003 – Island 5 1103 – Island 6 1203 – Island 7 1303 – Route 1 1403 – Route 2 1503 – Route 3 1603- Route 4 1703- Route 5 1803- Route 6 1903- Route 7 1a03- Route 8 1b03- Route 9 1c03- Route 10 1d03- Route 11 1e03- Route 12 1f03- Route 13 2003- Route 14 2103- Route 15 2203- Route 16 2303- Route 17 2403- Route 18 2503- Route 19 2603- Route 20 2703- Route 21 2803- Neo Route 21 2903- Route 22 2A03- Route 23 2B03- Route 24 2C03- Route 25 2D03- Island Route (1) 2E03- 2F03- 3003- 3103- 3203- 3303- 3403- 3503- 3603- 3703- Island Route (5) 3803- 3903- 3A03- 3B03- 3C03- 3D03- Island Route (6) 3E03- Trainer Tower 3F03- Canyon Entrance 4003- Sevault Canyon 4103- Island Route (7) 4203- Your House (F1) 4303- 4403- Rivals House

-Bank 4- 0004- Your House (F1) 0104- Your House (F2) 0204- Rivals House 0304- Prof Oak’s Lab

-Bank-5 0005- Viridian House 0105- Viridian GYM 0205- Schoolhouse 0305- Viridian Mart 0405- Viridian Pokecenter 0505- Viridian CC

Bank 6 0006- Museum (F1) 0106- Museum (F2) 0206- Pewter Gym 0306- Pewter Mart 0406- Pewter House (1) 0506- Pewter Pokecenter 0606- Pewter CC 0706- Pewter House (2)

Bank 7 0007- Cerulean House (1) 0107- Robbed House 0207- Cerulean House (2) 0307- Cerulean Pokecenter 0407- Cerulean CC 0507- Cerulean Gym 0607- Bike Shop 0707- Cerulean Mart 0807- Cerulean House (3) 0907- Cerulean House (4)

Bank 8 0008 – Lavender Pokecenter 0108 – Lavender CC 0208 – Lavender House (1) 0308 – Lavender House (2) 0408 – Name Rater 0508 – Lavender Mart

Bank 9 0009 – Vermilion House (1) 0109 – Vermilion Pokecenter 0209 – Vermilion CC 0309 – Pokemon Fan Club 0409 – Vermilion House (2) 0509 – Vermilion Mart 0609 – Vermilion Gym 0709 – Vermilion House (3)

000A – Celedon Shop (F1) 010A – Celedon Shop (F2) 020A – Celedon Shop (F3) 030A – Celedon Shop (F4) 040A – Celedon Shop (F5) 050A – Celedon Shop (F6) 060A – Celedon Shop (Elevator) 070A – Game Freak HQ (1) 080A – Game Freak HQ (2) 090A – Game Freak HQ (3) 0A0A- Game Freak HQ (4) 0B0A – Game Freak HQ (5) 0C0A – Celedon Pokecenter 0D0A – Celedon CC 0E0A – Celedon Game Corner 0F0A – Celedon Prizes 100A – Celedon GYM 110A – Celedon Diner 120A – Celedon House

-Bank B- 000B – Safari Zone Gate 010B – Fuchsia Mart 020B – Safari Meeting Room 030B – Fuchsia GYM 040B – Fuchsia House 050B – Fuchsia Pokecenter 060B – Fuchisa CC 070B – Wardens Home 080B – Fuchsia House (2) 090B – Fuchsia House (3)

-Bank C- 000C – Cinnibar GYM 010C – Cinniber Lab (1) 020C – Cinnibar Lab (2) 030C – Cinnibar Lab (3) 040C – Cinnibar Lab (4) 050C – Cinnibar PC 060C – Cinnibar CC 070C – Cinnibar Mart

-Bank D- 4F00 – Indigo Plateau Pokecenter/Mart 5000 – Loreli 5100 – Bruno 5200 – Agatha 5300 – Lance 5400 – Gary 5500 – Hall O Fame

-Bank E- 000E – Copycats House (F1) 010E – Copycats House (F2) 020E – Fighting Dojo 030E – Saffron GYM 040E – Saffron House (1) 050E – Saffron Mart 060E – Saffron PC 070E – Saffron CC 080E – Saffron House (2) 090E – Saffron House (3)

Bank F 00 – Viridian Forest Entrance 01 – Route 2 House 02 – Route 2 Gate 03 – Viridna Forest Exit

Bank 10 0010 – Route 4/Mt. Moon Pokecenter 0110 – Route 4/Mt. Moon CC

Bank 11 0011- Day Care Man

Bank 12 0012 – Route 6 Gate 0112 – Route 6 Unused House

Bank 13 0013 – Route 7 Gate

Bank 14 0014 – Route 8 Gate

Bank 15 0015 – Route 10/Rock Tunnel Pokecenter 0115 – Route 10/Rock Tunnel CC

Bank 16 0016 – Route 11 Gate F1 0116 – Route 11 Gate F2

Bank 17 0017 – Route 12 Gate F1 0117 – Route 12 Gate F2 0217 – Route 12 House

Bank 18 0018 – Route 15 Gate F1 0118 – Route 15 Gate F2

Bank 19 0019 – Route 16 House 0119 – Route 16 Gate F1 0219 – Route 16 Gate F2

Bank 1A 001A – Route 18 Gate 011A – Route 18 Gate F2

Bank 1B 001B – Route 19 Unused Home

Bank 1C 001C – Route 22/23 Gate

Bank 1D 001D – Route 23 Unused House

Bank 1E 001E – Bill’s Sea Cottage

Legendary Pokemon Teleport Locations

Action Replay

Mt. Ember (Moltres) = 23ADAABA A9000BEB Seafoam Islands (Articuno)= BC4AFF82 6C4609A2 Power Plant (Zapdos) = EA5BB107 05E634BB One Island (Mewtwo) = A6A339F5 FC0ADC79 (Fix the Time Machine to enter Unknown Dungeon to get Mewtwo)

Navel Rock (Ho-Oh and Lugia) = 82031DBC 2402 Birth Island (Deoxys) = 554D9257 D0472EF8

Catch/Steal opponent’s Pokemon

4D83B1BF E0F5F507 8E883EFF 92E9660D B6C5368A 08BE8FF4 90B4977C C0151DC2 Note: L+R before using Pokeball.

Legendary Pokemon Encounter

Mastercode 1: 000014D1 000A 1003dae6 0007 

Master Code 2: For those of you using GBA4iOS, here is the 2nd mastercode:

4D83B1BF E0F5F507 8E883EFF 92E9660D B6C5368A 08BE8FF4 90B4977C C0151DC2 

Remember, Master Code 1 and Master Code 2 must be activated simultaneously for GBA4iOS users, to ensure proper functioning of the game cheats.

And then the Pokemon code :

Articuno 83007CEE 0090

Zapdos 83007CEE 0091

Moltres 83007CEE 0092

Dratini 83007CEE 0093

Dragonair 83007CEE 0094

Dragonite 83007CEE 0095

Mewtwo 83007CEE 0096

Jirachi 83007CEE0199

Regirock 83007CEE0191

Regice 83007CEE0192

Registeel 83007CEE0193

Groudon 83007CEE0195

Mew (won’t obey) 83007CEE 0097

Deoxys (won’t obey) 83007CEE 019A

Entei 83007CEE 00F4

Lugia 83007CEE 00F9

Ho-oh 83007CEE 00FA

Rayquaza 83007CEE 0196

Pokemon Level Modifier

Note. Submit code 754ED27A 8B1BEFEE + code below:

Level 1: 8BB602F7 8CEB681A Level 2: 00939804 4086FF3B Level 3: 2BD38F05 D5A578B1 Level 4: 5685B807 3787DACB Level 5: A9E4EA45 3651CADD Level 6: E37D365E D7EAB6AB Level 7: 51374592 F7A27768 Level 8: A08DD229 10D187E3 Level 9: D84D4738 70F68A80 Level 10: 4C6C2B8C CD0528EB Level 11: 1F1785AC 433A6DC2 Level 12: B4F6F07D 8F56BA40 Level 13: E32BCCB1 07782CD6 Level 14: D4ABF236 D713B4E0 Level 15: 3CD3295F 921F1D1C Level 16: B9C51F47 95395496 Level 17: 784E8A1B 83A3E0EF Level 18: 902D754C 80AFE55F Level 19: 9D362B43 96A4D044 Level 20: 8C434E48 F703A9E1 Level 21: CC449941 F0BBB13A Level 22: CEDDB323 FFA50BB1 Level 23: 4688F12F FF9DBE10 Level 24: F6DA2242 E2EDA644 Level 25: 2D02A8EA 9B748C49 Level 26: 9D2895EF 6A2BEE59 Level 27: 1BB7262E 80989B57 Level 28: 79693C0B A82C5A23 Level 29: B98E773A D6E0D6AD Level 30: A457FA67 BCD9C478 Level 31: 881976CC 20B658FF Level 32: 0073F88A 0A4E81B6 Level 33: 792E7A0F F4BF8DDB Level 34: 0965B686 64E170F2 Level 35: C70600E8 789A0DAC Level 36: 0CF8B98B 706A26BE Level 37: 2E7A201E 5EDBDEE3 Level 38: 9B169FF5 CBABA5A6 Level 39: 7928BBA3 C55BBEAB Level 40: 155D7103 D66B8A15 Level 41: 7B9DFCEF 830C6BDA Level 42: BA697C16 93D76910 Level 43: CCED8F7A 8EC0F43C Level 44: 58EAABBC FC3CA9C2 Level 45: 710D8A2D 45E999F3 Level 46: 2EC0F0EC 6B1A061F Level 47: E951E67F BFD89E41 Level 48: B743EDBF B82BB83A Level 49: 4BF9418B EFC87C19 Level 50: CBEB73A3 90A08906 Level 51: 9818C0C6 E03F8431 Level 52: 8A448A37 583B581C Level 53: 1855C5A3 70B67919 Level 54: 72898F14 3F2CD864 Level 55: 3E7B9D1E 5CE7F0DC Level 56: B62795CF CEAE6A48 Level 57: 05858D31 D4449EFE Level 58: 314DD562 05A14AD1 Level 59: 1DE20256 C4AB72E6 Level 60: 202ABE52 BDC4E314 Level 61: 8AA97E8E D5A80225 Level 62: 8655EB8B 26823B03 Level 63: ACFA01BA 15A282DC Level 64: AFD8D98B 21E6E4D4 Level 65: 1C2D3029 63D27E35 Level 66: 23D312F1 77111159 Level 67: 20999F30 F1874934 Level 68: 51CF1F27 2E270374 Level 69: 845807DF 2140D018 Level 70: 628E474E E708D501 Level 71: DF5B6268 4EC6A43E Level 72: 7781E696 7D4D1BAB Level 73: 2390ED5B F7A08F55 Level 74: FD22366B 83B5DB98 Level 75: 39E224D9 232864F2 Level 76: 2056B422 AB6E09BD Level 77: 600E909B 524CA077 Level 78: 2E14F003 6BE9DAB3 Level 79: 287541CA 8951C140 Level 80: 9675F502 DB139F05 Level 81: BB099C03 1B03F256 Level 82: 6DC87BB5 6FE8ACDD Level 83: D82A82B0 CAB7DFD4 Level 84: F738C6D5 A33DF2E1 Level 85: FB80C720 E028C27A Level 86: 1906A7C9 D7EBAA39 Level 87: D31623FE 50011104 Level 88: D052E037 C6886109 Level 89: A4E99E04 BB9B2A8F Level 90: 750CEC25 D42EAE36 Level 91: 1CAC5FD6 92679660 Level 92: A5CCA03B 7FED218A Level 93: 08CBA806 AE4A2260 Level 94: 722C0931 68DA1B05 Level 95: 32DCE4F7 2ABBC366 Level 96: 9F6EE1B2 D14F1E6F Level 97: 095F268D 77B7D906 Level 98: C2955A45 B3CBC610 Level 99: FCEFE173 1DCCEB51 Level 100: 56307399 25DF4466

How to enter Cheat Codes in Pokemon FireRed

Applying these cheat codes is a breeze with the right tools. Such tools range from cheat-device emulators to cartridges such as Game Shark, Action Replay, or Codebreaker. These tools work by manipulating the game data, making them an essential part of the cheat code application process. 

A cheat-device emulator or cartridge essentially acts as an interface between your game and the cheat codes. When you input cheat codes using one of these tools, they modify the game's pre-existing code, altering the game's course to your advantage. Whether it's Game Shark, Action Replay, or Codebreaker, each tool has its unique process for code application. So, it's crucial to follow each step precisely for effective results.

Once the codes are correctly input, the game adapts accordingly, granting access to hidden items, unlimited health, and much more. The world of Pokémon LeafGreen suddenly becomes even more thrilling! 

Remember, though, to use these tools responsibly. Overreliance on cheat codes can detract from the game's original experience and challenge. But, occasionally, they can inject an extra dose of fun into your Pokémon adventure.

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In need of some Pokémon Fire Red cheats to help your way through Kanto? Cheats and glitches have been a part of the Pokémon series from the very beginning, and Pokémon Fire Red is no different.

A remake of the original Pokémon Red game that started the worldwide phenomenon, Pokémon Fire Red remains incredibly popular all these years later, which of course means the cheats remain popular as well - so if you're after unlimited rare candies, max stats or of course a way to catch the elusive Mew, we have you covered.

Check out the video above to see the five best cheat codes in Pokémon Fire Red. Or keep on reading for the full list and details on how to use them.

How to use Pokémon Fire Red cheats

If you're playing the old-fashioned way with a GameBoy Advance and are using a Gameshark or Action Replay to cheat, then all you have to do is type in codes to activate your chosen cheat - though beware that some of these codes are rather long!

However, these devices usually require a master code to be used first. The master code for Pokémon FireRed is as follows:

More like this

3AF85ACA C4D18CEC 8E883EFF 92E9660D

Simply type in the master code using your Gameshark or Action Replay and you're ready to cheat - all you'll have to do is enter the codes for your chosen cheat which are all listed below.

However, if you're using an emulator such as the Visual Boy Advance for Windows, you'll have to follow a few more steps to use Pokémon Fire Red cheats:

• Open up the VBA emulator
• Now select File, then Open and now choose the Pokémon Fire Red ROM
• Select Cheats and then Cheat list from the VBA menu
• Select Gameshark
• Enter your codes of choice
• Select OK twice and you will be back in the game

Full list of Pokémon Fire Red cheat codes

See below for a full list of Pokémon FireRed cheat codes that can give you everything from infinite master balls to a complete Pokédex.

Just a few pointers first - obviously save your game before using any cheats, and try to only use a maximum of three at a time or you may start encountering problems in your game. Be aware that cheats may not work every time, and turn off cheats after use!

Walk through walls

509197D3 542975F4 78DA95DF 44018CB4

Instant 999,999 Money

29C78059 96542194

No random battles

D41DD0CA 33A629E5 8E883EFF 92E9660D

Have all Pokéballs

420259D80001 0001000C0004

420259DA5212 0000000C0004

Have all master balls

82025840 0001

TM & HM Modifier

This one's a bit different - first you'll want to enter 82025840 and then add the code for your chosen TM, as listed below. Then head over to the Pokémart and buy the first item on the list and your TM should appear in your bag.

0121 = TM01 Focus Punch 0122 = TM02 Dragon Claw 0123 = TM03 Water Pulse 0124 = TM04 Calm Mind 0125 = TM05 Roar 0126 = TM06 Toxic 0127 = TM07 Hail 0128 = TM08 Bulk Up 0129 = TM09 Bullet Seed 012A = TM10 Hidden Power 012B = TM11 Sunny Day 012C = TM12 Taunt 012D = TM13 Ice Beam 012E = TM14 Blizzard 012F = TM15 Hyper Beam 0130 = TM16 Light Screen 0131 = TM17 Protect 0132 = TM18 Rain Dance 0133 = TM19 Giga Drain 0134 = TM20 Safeguard 0135 = TM21 Frustration 0136 = TM22 Solar Beam 0137 = TM23 Iron Tail 0138 = TM24 Thunderbolt 0139 = TM25 Thunder 013A = TM26 Earthquake 013B = TM27 Return 013C = TM28 Dig 013D = TM29 Psychic 013E = TM30 Shadow Ball 013F = TM31 Brick Break 0140 = TM32 Double Team 0141 = TM33 Reflect 0142 = TM34 Shock Wave 0143 = TM35 Flamethrower 0144 = TM36 Sludge Bomb 0145 = TM37 Sandstorm 0146 = TM38 Fire Blast 0147 = TM39 Rock Tomb 0148 = TM40 Aerial Ace 0149 = TM41 Torment 014A = TM42 Facade 014B = TM43 Secret Power 014C = TM44 Rest 014D = TM45 Attract 014E = TM46 Thief 014F = TM47 Steel Wing 0150 = TM48 Skill Swap 0151 = TM49 Snatch 0152 = TM50 Overheat 0153 = HM01 Cut 0154 = HM02 Fly 0155 = HM03 Surf 0156 = HM04 Strength 0157 = HM05 Flash 0158 = HM06 Rock Smash 0159 = HM07 Waterfall 015A = HM08 Dive

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Complete the Pokédex

Save your game before this one - it's been known to cause various bugs.

4202462CFFFF 0000003C0002 42025BA0FFFF 0000001A0002 42028FC0FFFF 0000001A0002

Max Out All Pokémon Stats

This code depends on the position your chosen Pokémon is in your party:

Pokémon 1: 420242DA03E7 000000070002

Pokémon 2: 4202433E03E7 000000070002

Pokémon 3: 420243A203E7 000000070002

Pokémon 4: 4202440603E7 000000070002

Pokémon 5: 4202446A03E7 000000070002

Pokémon 6: 420244CE03E7 000000070002

Nature Modifier Codes

For these, use the code AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95 and then add on the below code for your desired nature. Make sure to do this before entering a battle!

D0E34D66 5796A7D3 = Hardy D73BC50A 5F47AA0E = Lonely E485844D 2F24038C = Brave 5EB8DEEE 692ED298 = Adamant 83286B46 6479AA98 = Naughty 35EB915F 08F33974 = Bold A58F6F1B BFB13FEF = Docile 34027F23 7E7E1599 = Relaxed CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9 = Impish D593BF29 E18AAAE5 = Lax 1BC372C9 06B4D17F = Timid D4950A99 D729D80A = Hasty 93F04759 F95753D9 = Serious E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7 = Jolly 56F744B0 37E16732 = Naive E1EB2109 4480C28D = Modest A2461E51 304137B6 = Mild 0456554B 66D3AAF9 = Quiet B05B4CCD A0A1505B = Bashful 909149AB 2DE8726A = Rash 31F62F82 D9A0C100 = Calm 9A41D845 41B93FE6 = Gentle D47DA721 6C3B9FFC = Sassy 1A15BF1E E72650E4 = Careful 5A7B2626 21ECD183 = Quirky

Pokémon Fire Red Item Codes

Use the code 82025840 and then add one of the below item codes. You will then be able to withdraw the items from your PC.

Item codes:

000D = Potion 000E = Antidote 000F = Burn Heal

00B3 = Bright Powder 00B4 = White Herb 00B5 = Macho Brace 00B6 = Exp Share 00B7 = Quick C law 00B8 = Soothe Bell 00B9 = Mental Herb 00BA = Choice Band 00BB = King's Rock 00BC = Silver Powder 00BD = Amulet Coin 00BE = Cleanse Tag 00BF = Soul Dew 00C 0 = Deep Sea Tooth 00C 1 = Deep Sea Scale 00C 2 = Smoke Ball 00C 3 = Everstone 00C 4 = Focus Band 00C 5 = Lucky Egg 00C 6 = Scope Lens 00C 7 = Metal Coat 00C 8 = Leftovers 00C 9 = Dragon Scale 00C A = Light Ball 00C B = Soft Sand 00C C = Hard Stone 00C D = Miracle Seed 00C E = Black Glasses 00C F = Black Belt 00D0 = Magnet00D1 = Mystic Water 00D2 = Sharp Beak 00D3 = Poison Barb 00D4 = Nevermelt Ice 00D5 = Spell Tag 00D6 = Twisted Spoon 00D7 = Charcoal 00D8 = Dragon Fang 00D9 = Silk Scarf 00DA = Up-Grade 00DB = Shell Bell 00DC = Sea Incense 00DD = Lax Incense 00DE = Lucky Punch 00DF = Metal Powder 00E0 = Thick Club 00E1 = Stick 00FE = Red Scarf 00FF = Blue Scarf 0100 = Pink Scarf 0101 = Green Scarf 0102 = Yellow Scarf 0103 = Mach Bike 0104 = Coin C ase 0105 = ItemFinder 0106 = Old Rod 0107 = Good Rod 0108 = Super Rod 0109 = S.S. Ticket 010A = Contest Pass 010C = Wailmer Pail 010D = Devon's Goods 010E = Soot Sack 010F = Basement Key 0110 = Acro Bike 0111 = PokeBlock C ase 0112 = Letter 0113 = Eon Ticket 0114 = Red Orb 0115 = Blue Orb 0116 = Scanner 0117 = Go-Goggles 0118 = Meteorite 0119 = Rm.1 Key 011A = Rm.2 Key 011B = Rm.4 Key 011C = Rm.6 Key 011D = Storage Key 011E = Root Fossil 011F = C law Fossil 0120 = Devon Scope 001A = Fresh Water 001B = Soda Pop 001C = Lemonade 001D = MooMoo Milk 001E = Energy Powder 001F = Energy Root

0010 = Ice Heal 0011 = Awakening 0012 = Parlyz Heal 0013 = Full Restore 0014 = Max Potion 0015 = Hyper Potion 0016 = Super Potion 0017 = Full Heal 0018 = Revive 0019 = Max Revive 0020 = Heal Powder 0021 = Revival Herb 0022 = Ether 0023 = Max Ether 0024 = Elixer 0025 = Max Elixer 0026 = Lava Cookie 0027 = Blue Flute 0028 = Yellow Flute 0029 = Red Flute 002A = Black Flute 002B = White Flute 002C = Berry Juice 002D = Sacred Ash 002E = Shoal Salt 002F = Shoal Shell 0030 = Red Shard 0031 = Blue Shard 0032 = Yellow Shard 0033 = Green Shard 003F = HP Up 0040 = Protein 0041 = Iron 0042 = Carbos 0043 = Calcium 0044 = Rare C andy 0045 = PP Up 0046 = Zinc 0047 = PP Max 0049 = Guard Spec 004A = Dire Hit 004B = X Attack 004C = X Defend 004D = X Speed 004E = X Accuracy 004F = X Special 0050 = Poke Doll 0051 = Fluffy Tail 0053 = Super Repel 0054 = Max Repel 0055 = Escape Rope 0056 = Repel 005D = Sun Stone 005E = Moon Stone 005F = Fire Stone 0060 = Thunder Stone 0061 = Water Stone 0062 = Leaf Stone 0067 = Tiny Mushroom 0068 = Big Mushroom 006A = Pearl 006B = Big Pearl 006C = Stardust 006D = Star Piece 006E = Nugget 006F = Heart Scale 0079 = Orange Mail 007A = Harbor Mail 007B = Glitter Mail 007C = Mech Mail 007D = Wood Mail 007E = Wave Mail 007F = Bead Mail 0080 = Shadow Mail 0081 = Tropic Mail 0082 = Dream Mail 0083 = Fab Mail 0084 = Retro Mail

0085 = Cheri Berry 0086 = Chesto Berry 0087 = Pecha Berry 0088 = Rawst Berry 0089 = Aspear Berry 008A = Leppa Berry 008B = Oran Berry 008C = Persim Berry 008D = Lum Berry 008E = Sitrus Berry 008F = Figy Berry 0090 = Wiki Berry 0091 = Mago Berry 0092 = Aguav Berry 0093 = Iapapa Berry 0094 = Razz Berry 0095 = Bluk Berry 0096 = Nanab Berry 0097 = Wepear Berry 0098 = Pinap Berry 0099 = Pomeg Berry 009A = Kelpsy Berry 009B = Qualot Berry 009C = Hondew Berry 009D = Grepa Berry 009E = Tamato Berry 009F = C ornn Berry 00A0 = Magost Berry 00A1 = Rabuta Berry 00A2 = Nomel Berry 00A3 = Spelon Berry 00A4 = Pamtre Berry 00A5 = Watmel Berry 00A6 = Durin Berry 00A7 = Belue Berry 00A8 = Liechi Berry 00A9 = Ganlon Berry 00AA = Salac Berry 00AB = Petaya Berry 00AC = Apicot Berry 00AD = Lansat Berry 00AE = Starf Berry 00AF = Enigma Berry

Once again, you'll want to add the code 82031DBC followed by your desired location ID code. There are an awful lot of places to choose from...

Location ID:

0000- Battle Link Center 0100- Trade Link Center 0200- 4-Way Data Swap Center 0300- 4-Way Battle Center

0001- Viridian Forest 0101- Mt. Moon (1) 0201- Mt. Moon (2) 0301- Mt. Moon (3) 0401- S.S. Anne Entrance 0501- S.S. Anne (1) 0601- S.S. Anne (2) 0701- S.S. Anne (3) 0801- S.S. Anne (4) 0901- S.S. Anne (5) 0A01- S.S. Anne (6) 0B01- S.S. Anne (7) 0C01- S.S. Anne (8) 0D01- S.S. Anne Rooms (1) 0E01- S.S. Anne Rooms (2) 0F01- S.S. Anne Rooms (3) 1001- S.S. Anne Rooms (4) 1101- S.S. Anne Rooms (5) 1201- S.S. Anne Rooms (6) 1301- S.S. Anne Rooms (7) 1401- S.S. Anne Rooms (8) 1501- S.S. Anne Rooms (9) 1601- S.S. Anne Rooms (10) 1701- S.S. Anne Rooms (11) 1801- S.S. Anne Rooms (12) 1901- S.S. Anne Rooms (13) 1A01-S.S. Anne Rooms (14) 1B01-S.S. Anne Rooms (15) 1C01-S.S. Anne Rooms (16) 1D01-S.S. Anne Rooms (17) 1E01- Underground Path Entrance (Route 5) 1F01- Underground Path (Cerulean-Vermilion) 2001- Underground Path Entrance (Route 6) 2102- Underground Path Entrance (Route 7) 2202- Underground Path (Celedon-Lavender) 2302- Underground Path Entrance (Route 8) 2402- Digletts Cave (Route 2) 2502- Digletts Cave 2602- Digletts Cave (Route 11) 2702- Victory Road (1) 2802- Victory Road (2) 2902- Victory Road (3) 2A02- Team Rocket Hideout (1) 2B02- Team Rocket Hideout (2) 2C02- Team Rocket Hideout (3) 2D02- Team Rocket Hideout (4) 2E02- Team Rocket Hideout Elevator 2F02- Silph Co (1) 3002- Silph Co (2) 3102- Silph Co (3) 3202- Silph Co (4) 3302- Silph Co (5) 3402- Silph Co (6) 3502- Silph Co (7) 3602- Silph Co (8) 3702- Silph Co (9) 3802- Silph Co (10) 3902- Silph Co (11) 3A02- Silph Co (Elevator)

0002- Mystery Island 8 0102- Battle Tower 0202- Battle Tower 0302- Battle Tower 0402- Battle Tower 0502- Battle Tower 0602- Battle Tower 0702- Cerulean City Pokécenter 0802- Battle Tower 0902- Battle Tower 0A02- Battle Tower 0B02- Battle Tower 0C02- Island 8 Cave (1) 0D02- Island 8 Cave (2) 0E02- Island 8 Cave (3) 0F02- Island 8 Cave (4) 1002- Island 8 Cave (5) 1102- Island 8 Cave (6) 1202- Island 8 Cave (7) 1302- Island 8 Cave (8) 1402- Island 8 Cave (9) 1502- Island 8 Cave (10) 1602- Island 8 Cave (11) 1702- Island 8 Cave (12) 1802- Island 8 Cave (13) 1902- Island 8 Cave (14) 1A02- Island 8 Cave (15) 1B02- Island 8 Cave (16) 1C02- Island 8 Tomb (1) 1D02- Weepth Chamber 1E02- Dilford Chamber 1F02 - Scufib Chamber 2002- Rixy Chamber 2102- Viapois Chamber 2302- Tanoby Key 3A02- Island 9

0003- Pallet Town 0103 - Viridian City 0203 - Pewter City 0303 - Cerulean City 0403 - Lavender Town 0503 - Vermilion City 0603 - Celedon City 0703 - Fuchsia City 0803 - Cinnabar Island 0903 - Indigo Plateau 0A03 - Saffron City 0B03 - Neo-Saffron City 0C03 - Island 1 0D03 - Island 2 0E03 - Island 3 0F03 - Island 4 1003 - Island 5 1103 - Island 6 1203 - Island 7 1303 - Route 1 1403 - Route 2 1503 - Route 3 1603- Route 4 1703- Route 5 1803- Route 6 1903- Route 7 1a03- Route 8 1b03- Route 9 1c03- Route 10 1d03- Route 11 1e03- Route 12 1f03- Route 13 2003- Route 14 2103- Route 15 2203- Route 16 2303- Route 17 2403- Route 18 2503- Route 19 2603- Route 20 2703- Route 21 2803- Neo Route 21 2903- Route 22 2A03- Route 23 2B03- Route 24 2C03- Route 25 2D03- Island Route (1) 3703- Island Route (5) 3D03- Island Route (6) 3E03- Trainer Tower 3F03- Canyon Entrance 4003- Sevault Canyon 4103- Island Route (7) 4203- Your House (F1) 4403- Rivals House

0004- Your House (F1) 0104- Your House (F2) 0204- Rivals House 0304- Prof Oak's Lab

0005- Viridian House 0105- Viridian GYM 0205- Schoolhouse 0305- Viridian Mart 0405- Viridian Pokécenter 0505- Viridian CC

0006- Museum (F1) 0106- Museum (F2) 0206- Pewter Gym 0306- Pewter Mart 0406- Pewter House (1) 0506- Pewter Pokécenter 0606- Pewter CC 0706- Pewter House (2)

0007- Cerulean House (1) 0107- Robbed House 0207- Cerulean House (2) 0307- Cerulean Pokecenter 0407- Cerulean CC 0507- Cerulean Gym 0607- Bike Shop 0707- Cerulean Mart 0807- Cerulean House (3) 0907- Cerulean House (4)

0008 - Lavender Pokecenter 0108 - Lavender CC 0208 - Lavender House (1) 0308 - Lavender House (2) 0408 - Name Rater 0508 - Lavender Mart

0009 - Vermilion House (1) 0109 - Vermilion Pokécenter 0209 - Vermilion CC 0309 - Pokémon Fan Club 0409 - Vermilion House (2) 0509 - Vermilion Mart 0609 - Vermilion Gym 0709 - Vermilion House (3)

000A - Celedon Shop (F1) 010A - Celedon Shop (F2) 020A - Celedon Shop (F3) 030A - Celedon Shop (F4) 040A - Celedon Shop (F5) 050A - Celedon Shop (F6) 060A - Celedon Shop (Elevator) 070A - Game Freak HQ (1) 080A - Game Freak HQ (2) 090A - Game Freak HQ (3) 0A0A- Game Freak HQ (4) 0B0A - Game Freak HQ (5) 0C0A - Celedon Pokecenter 0D0A - Celedon CC 0E0A - Celedon Game Corner 0F0A - Celedon Prizes 100A - Celedon GYM 110A - Celedon Diner 120A - Celedon House

000B - Safari Zone Gate 010B - Fuchsia Mart 020B - Safari Meeting Room 030B - Fuchsia GYM 040B - Fuchsia House 050B - Fuchsia Pokécenter 060B - Fuchsia CC 070B - Wardens Home 080B - Fuchsia House (2) 090B - Fuchsia House (3)

000C - Cinnibar GYM 010C - Cinniber Lab (1) 020C - Cinnibar Lab (2) 030C - Cinnibar Lab (3) 040C - Cinnibar Lab (4) 050C - Cinnibar PC 060C - Cinnibar CC 070C - Cinnibar Mart

4F00 - Indigo Plateau Pokécenter/Mart 5000 - Loreli 5100 - Bruno 5200 - Agatha 5300 - Lance 5400 - Gary 5500 - Hall O Fame

000E - Copycats House (F1) 010E - Copycats House (F2) 020E - Fighting Dojo 030E - Saffron GYM 040E - Saffron House (1) 050E - Saffron Mart 060E - Saffron PC 070E - Saffron CC 080E - Saffron House (2) 090E - Saffron House (3)

00 - Viridian Forest Entrance 01 - Route 2 House 02 - Route 2 Gate 03 - Viridna Forest Exit

0010 - Route 4/Mt. Moon Pokécenter 0110 - Route 4/Mt. Moon CC

0011- Day Care Man

0012 - Route 6 Gate 0112 - Route 6 Unused House

0013 - Route 7 Gate

0014 - Route 8 Gate

0015 - Route 10/Rock Tunnel Pokécenter 0115 - Route 10/Rock Tunnel CC

0016 - Route 11 Gate F1 0116 - Route 11 Gate F2

0017 - Route 12 Gate F1 0117 - Route 12 Gate F2 0217 - Route 12 House

0018 - Route 15 Gate F1 0118 - Route 15 Gate F2

0019 - Route 16 House 0119 - Route 16 Gate F1 0219 - Route 16 Gate F2

001A - Route 18 Gate 011A - Route 18 Gate F2

001B - Route 19 Unused Home

001C - Route 22/23 Gate

001D - Route 23 Unused House

001E - Bill's Sea Cottage

Legendary Pokémon Teleport Locations

Mt. Ember = 23ADAABA A9000BEB Seafoam Islands = BC4AFF82 6C4609A2 Power Plant = EA5BB107 05E634BB One Island = A6A339F5 FC0ADC79

Navel Rock = 82031DBC 2402 Birth Island = 554D9257 D0472EF8

Unlimited Rare Candy

820258400044

Have All 8 Badges

You'll need to battle someone and then enter a building for this to take effect for some reason!

EFCE867D 5403D40D

Infinite PP

42023C08 6363 00000002 0002

95EDFBBA A5A72A78 C833D1A0 02FA7205

Wild Pokémon Gender Modifier

Always Female EB34F751 A96B854D 78DA95DF 44018CB4

Always Male EB34F751 A96B854D 141BB87C 83D7018F

Wild Pokémon always have max IV

33007CF1 001F

Shiny Pokémon in the Wild

1670047D 04815C68 18452A7D DDE55BCC

Pokémart Items Cost $1

3C25A344 FD8F451C AD86124F 2823D8DA

Catch the Opponent's Pokémon

Press the L and R triggers before throwing your Pokéball for this to work.

4D83B1BF E0F5F507 8E883EFF 92E9660D B6C5368A 08BE8FF4 90B4977C C0151DC2

Increase Catch Rate

87ACF659 707466DC 8BB602F7 8CEB681A

Wild Pokémon Modifier

To choose which Pokémon appears in the wild, you'll need to enter the master code 000014D1 000A 1003DAE6 0007 .

You'll then want to input the Pokémon encounter code 83007CEE followed by your chosen Pokémon's ID:

0001 = Bulbasaur 0002 = Ivysaur 0003 = Venusaur 0004 = Charmander 0005 = Charmeleon 0006 = Charizard 0007 = Squirtle 0008 = Wartortle 0009 = Blastoise 000A = Caterpie 000B = Metapod 000C = Butterfree 000D = Weedle 000E = Kakuna 000F = Beedrill 0010 = Pidgey 0011 = Pidgeotto 0012 = Pidgeot 0013 = Rattata 0014 = Raticate 0015 = Spearow 0016 = Fearow 0017 = Ekans 0018 = Arbok 0019 = Pikachu 001A = Raichu 001B = Sandshrew 001C = Sandslash 001D = Nidoran 001E = Nidorina 001F = Nidoqueen 0020 = Nidoran 0021 = Nidorino 0022 = Nidoking 0023 = Clefairy 0024 = Clefable 0025 = Vulpix 0026 = Ninetails 0027 = Jigglypuff 0028 = Wigglytuff 0029 = Zubat 002A = Golbat 002B = Oddish 002C = Gloom 002D = Vileplume 002E = Paras 002F = Parasect 0030 = Venonat 0031 = Venomoth 0032 = Diglett 0033 = Dugtrio 0034 = Meowth 0035 = Persian 0036 = Psyduck 0037 = Golduck 0038 = Mankey 0039 = Primeape 003A = Growlithe 003B = Arcanine 003C = Poliwag 003D = Poliwhirl 003E = Poliwrath 003F = Abra 0040 = Kadabra 0041 = Alakazam 0042 = Machop 0043 = Machoke 0044 = Machamp 0045 = Bellsprout 0046 = Weepinbell 0047 = Victreebel 0048 = Tentacool 0049 = Tentacruel 004A = Geodude 004B = Graveler 004C = Golem 004D = Ponyta 004E = Rapidash 004F = Slowpoke 0050 = Slowbro 0051 = Magnemite 0052 = Magneton 0053 = Farfetch’d 0054 = Doduo 0055 = Dudrio 0056 = Seel 0057 = Dewgong 0058 = Grimer 0059 = Muk 005A = Shellder 005B = Cloyster 005C = Gastly 005D = Haunter 005E = Gengar 005F = Onix 0060 = Drowzee 0061 = Hypno 0062 = Krabby 0063 = Kingler 0064 = Voltorb 0065 = Electrode 0066 = Exeggecute 0067 = Exeggutor 0068 = Cubone 0069 = Marowak 006A = Hitmonlee 006B = Hitmonchan 006C = Lickitung 00D6 = Koffing 006E = Weezing 006F = Rhyhorn 0070 = Rhydon 0071 = Chansey 0072 = Tangela 0073 = Kangaskhan 0074 = Horsea 0075 = Seadra 0076 = Goldeen 0077 = Seaking 0078 = Staryu 0079 = Starmie 007A = Mr. Mime 007B = Scyther 007C = Jynx 007D = Electabuzz 007E = Magmar 007F = Pinsir 0080 = Tauros 0081 = Magikarp

0083 = Lapras 0082 = Gyrados 0084 = Ditto 0085 = Eevee 0086 = Vaporeon 0087 = Jolteon 0088 = Flareon 0089 = Porygon 008A = Omanyte 008B = Omastar 008C = Kabuto 008D = Kabutops 008E = Aerodacty 008F = Snorlax 0090 = Articuno 0091 = Zapdos 0092 = Moltres 0093 = Dratini 0094 = Dragonair 0095 = Dragonite 0096 = Mewtwo 0098 = Chikorita 0097 = Mew 0099 = Bayleef 009A = Meganium 009B = Cyndaquil 009C = Quilava 009D = Typhlosion 009E = Totodile 009F = Croconaw 00A0 = Feraligatr 00A1 = Sentret 00A2 = Furret 00A3 = Hoothoot 00A4 = Noctowl 00A5 = Ledyba 00A6 = Ledian 00A7 = Spinarak 00A8 = Ariados 00A9 = Crobat 00AA = Chinchou 00AB = Lanturn 00AC = Pichu 00AD = Cleffa 00AE = Igglybuff 00AF = Togepi 00B0 = Togetic 00B1 = Natu 00B2 = Xatu 00B3 = Mareep 00B4 = Flaaffy 00B5 = Ampharos 00B6 = Bellossom 00B7 = Marill 00B8 = Azumarill 00B9 = Sudowoodo 00BA = Politoed 00BB = Hoppip 00CB = Skiploom 00C8 = Misdreavus 00C9 = Unown 00CA = Wobbuffet 00CB = Girafarig 00CC = Pineco 00CD = Forretress 00CE = Dunsparce 00CF = Gligar 00D0 = Steelix 00D1 = Snubbull 00D2 = Granbull 00D3 = Qwilfish 00D4 = Scizor 00D5 = Shuckle 00D6 = Heracross 00D7 = Sneasel 00D8 = Teddiursa 00D9 = Ursaring 00DA = Slugma 00DB = Magcargo 00DC = Swinub 00DD = Piloswine 00DE = Corsola 00DF = Remoraid 00E0 = Octillery 00E1 = Delibird 00E2 = Mantine 00E3 = Skarmory 00E4 = Houndour 00E5 = Houndoom 00E6 = Kingdra 00E7 = Phanpy 00E8 = Donphan 00E9 = Porygon2 00EA = Stantler 00EB = Smeargle 00EC = Tyrogue 00ED = Hitmontop 00EE = Smoochum 00EF = Elekid 00F0 = Magby 00F1 = Miltank 00F2 = Blissey 00F3 = Raikou 00F4 = Entai 00F5 = Suicune 00F6 = Larvitar 00F7 = Pupitar 00F8 = Tyranitar 00F9 = Lugia 00FA = Ho-oh 00FB = Celebi 0115 = Treecko 0116 = Grovyle 0117 = Sceptile 0118 = Torchic 0119 = Combusken 011A = Blaziken 011B = Mudkip 011C = Marshtomp 011D = Swampert 011E = Poochyena 011F = Mightyena 0120 = Zigzagoon 0121 = Linoone 0122 = Wurmple 0132 = Silcoon 0124 = Beautifly 0125 = Cascoon 0126 = Dustox

0127 = Lotad 0128 = Lombre 0129 = Ludicolo 012A = Seedot 012B = Nuzleaf 012C = Shiftry 012D = Nincada 012E = Ninjask 012F = Shedinja 0130 = Taillow 0131 = Swellow 0132 = Shroomish 0133 = Breloom 0134 = Spinda 0135 = Wingull 0136 = Pelipper 0137 = Surskit 0138 = Masquerain 0139 = Wailmer 013A = Wailord 013B = Skitty 013C = Delcatty 013D = Kecleon 013E = Baltoy 013F = Claydol 0140 = Nosepass 0141 = Torkoal 0142 = Sableye 0143 = Barboach 0144 = Whiscash 0145 = Luvdisc 0146 = Corphish 0147 = Crawdaunt 0148 = Feebas 0149 = Milotic 014A = Carvanha 014B = Sharpedo 014C = Trapinch 014D = Vibrava 014E = Flygon 014F = Makuhita 0150 = Hariyama 0151 = Electrike 0152 = Manectric 0153 = Numel 0154 = Camerupt 0155 = Spheal 0156 = Sealeo 0157 = Walrein 0158 = Cacnea 0159 = Cacturne 015A = Snorunt 015B = Glalie 015C = Lunatone 015D = Solrock 015E = Azurill 015F = Spoink 0160 = Grumpig 0161 = Plusle 0162 = Minun 0163 = Mawile 0164 = Meditite 0165 = Medicham 0166 = Swablu 0167 = Altaria 0168 = Wynaut 0169 = Duskull 016A = Dusclops 016B = Roselia 016C = Slakoth 016D = Vigoroth 016E = Slaking 016F = Gulpin 0170 = Swalot 0171 = Tropius 0172 = Whismur 0173 = Loudred 0174 = Exploud 0175 = Clamperl 0176 = Huntail 0177 = Gorebyss 0178 = Absol 0179 = Shuppet 017A = Banette 017B = Seviper 017C = Zangoose 017D = Relicanth 017E = Aron 017F = Lairon 0180 = Aggron 0181 = Castform 0182 = Volbeat 0183 = Illumise 0184 = Lileep 0185 = Cradily 0186 = Anorith 0187 = Armaldo 0188 = Ralts 0189 = Kirlia 018A = Gardevoir 018B = Bagon 018C = Shelgon 018D = Salamence 018E = Beldum 018F = Metang 0190 = Metagross 0191 = Regirock 0192 = Regice 0193 = Registeel 0194 = Kyogre 0195 = Groudon 0196 = Rayquaza 0197 = Latias 0198 = Latios 0199 = Jirachi 019A = Deoxys 019B = Chimecho 00BD = Jumpluff 00BE = Aipom 00BF = Sunkern 00C0 = Sunflora 00C1 = Yanma 00C2 = Wooper 00C3 = Quagsire 00C4 = Espeon 00C5 = Umbreon 00C6 = Murkrow 00C7 = Slowking

Pokémon Level Modifier

To choose the level of the wild Pokémon you encounter, use the code 754ED27A 8B1BEFEE followed by the applicable level code. Everyone's always wanted a level 100 Magikarp!

Level 1: 8BB602F7 8CEB681A Level 2: 00939804 4086FF3B Level 3: 2BD38F05 D5A578B1 Level 4: 5685B807 3787DACB Level 5: A9E4EA45 3651CADD Level 6: E37D365E D7EAB6AB Level 7: 51374592 F7A27768 Level 8: A08DD229 10D187E3 Level 9: D84D4738 70F68A80 Level 10: 4C6C2B8C CD0528EB Level 11: 1F1785AC 433A6DC2 Level 12: B4F6F07D 8F56BA40 Level 13: E32BCCB1 07782CD6 Level 14: D4ABF236 D713B4E0 Level 15: 3CD3295F 921F1D1C Level 16: B9C51F47 95395496 Level 17: 784E8A1B 83A3E0EF Level 18: 902D754C 80AFE55F Level 19: 9D362B43 96A4D044 Level 20: 8C434E48 F703A9E1 Level 21: CC449941 F0BBB13A Level 22: CEDDB323 FFA50BB1 Level 23: 4688F12F FF9DBE10 Level 24: F6DA2242 E2EDA644 Level 25: 2D02A8EA 9B748C49 Level 26: 9D2895EF 6A2BEE59 Level 27: 1BB7262E 80989B57 Level 28: 79693C0B A82C5A23 Level 29: B98E773A D6E0D6AD Level 30: A457FA67 BCD9C478 Level 31: 881976CC 20B658FF Level 32: 0073F88A 0A4E81B6 Level 33: 792E7A0F F4BF8DDB Level 34: 0965B686 64E170F2 Level 35: C70600E8 789A0DAC Level 36: 0CF8B98B 706A26BE Level 37: 2E7A201E 5EDBDEE3 Level 38: 9B169FF5 CBABA5A6 Level 39: 7928BBA3 C55BBEAB Level 40: 155D7103 D66B8A15 Level 41: 7B9DFCEF 830C6BDA Level 42: BA697C16 93D76910 Level 43: CCED8F7A 8EC0F43C Level 44: 58EAABBC FC3CA9C2 Level 45: 710D8A2D 45E999F3 Level 46: 2EC0F0EC 6B1A061F Level 47: E951E67F BFD89E41 Level 48: B743EDBF B82BB83A Level 49: 4BF9418B EFC87C19 Level 50: CBEB73A3 90A08906 Level 51: 9818C0C6 E03F8431 Level 52: 8A448A37 583B581C Level 53: 1855C5A3 70B67919 Level 54: 72898F14 3F2CD864 Level 55: 3E7B9D1E 5CE7F0DC Level 56: B62795CF CEAE6A48 Level 57: 05858D31 D4449EFE Level 58: 314DD562 05A14AD1 Level 59: 1DE20256 C4AB72E6 Level 60: 202ABE52 BDC4E314 Level 61: 8AA97E8E D5A80225 Level 62: 8655EB8B 26823B03 Level 63: ACFA01BA 15A282DC Level 64: AFD8D98B 21E6E4D4 Level 65: 1C2D3029 63D27E35 Level 66: 23D312F1 77111159 Level 67: 20999F30 F1874934 Level 68: 51CF1F27 2E270374 Level 69: 845807DF 2140D018 Level 70: 628E474E E708D501 Level 71: DF5B6268 4EC6A43E Level 72: 7781E696 7D4D1BAB Level 73: 2390ED5B F7A08F55 Level 74: FD22366B 83B5DB98 Level 75: 39E224D9 232864F2 Level 76: 2056B422 AB6E09BD Level 77: 600E909B 524CA077 Level 78: 2E14F003 6BE9DAB3 Level 79: 287541CA 8951C140 Level 80: 9675F502 DB139F05 Level 81: BB099C03 1B03F256 Level 82: 6DC87BB5 6FE8ACDD Level 83: D82A82B0 CAB7DFD4 Level 84: F738C6D5 A33DF2E1 Level 85: FB80C720 E028C27A Level 86: 1906A7C9 D7EBAA39 Level 87: D31623FE 50011104 Level 88: D052E037 C6886109 Level 89: A4E99E04 BB9B2A8F Level 90: 750CEC25 D42EAE36 Level 91: 1CAC5FD6 92679660 Level 92: A5CCA03B 7FED218A Level 93: 08CBA806 AE4A2260 Level 94: 722C0931 68DA1B05 Level 95: 32DCE4F7 2ABBC366 Level 96: 9F6EE1B2 D14F1E6F Level 97: 095F268D 77B7D906 Level 98: C2955A45 B3CBC610 Level 99: FCEFE173 1DCCEB51 Level 100: 56307399 25DF4466

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Pokémon Fire Red: Cheats, Codes, and Walkthroughs

Secrets, glitches, and Action Replay cheat codes for GBA

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Pokémon Fire Red  for Game Boy Advance (GBA) is an enhanced remake of Pokémon Red , one of the first Pokémon titles for the original Game Boy . In addition to secrets and glitches, there are tons of Pokémon Fire Red cheat codes available through GameShark and Action Replay.

These cheats are for Pokémon   Fire Red , but some information may also apply to its companion game, Pokémon Leaf Green .

How to Upgrade the Pokédex

After completing the main story and collecting at least 60 pokémon, visit the Professor in Pallet Town to receive the National Pokédex. You can now visit new locations and evolve your pokémon into more advanced forms.

Secret Item Locations

Once you get the Itemfinder, you can revisit locations where characters previously stood and use it to uncover rare items. You must be standing in the exact same spot they were when you use the Itemfinder.

Trainer Card Upgrades

Upgrade your trainer card up to four times by completing these task in any order:

• Complete the main story.
• Complete the Kanto Pokédex (pokémon 1-150).
• Complete the National Pokédex (Except for Celebi, Deoxys, Jirachi, and Mew).
• Obtain a score of 200 in the Pokémon Jump and Dodrio Berry Picking mini-games.

Safari Zone Glitch

To maximize your time in the Safari Zone, stand in a grassy spot and lightly tap left and right to make your character change directions without moving. If you keep doing this, you'll eventually encounter wild pokémon, but the timer will not go down.

GameShark and Action Replay Cheat Codes for Fire Red

You can enable more cheats for Pokémon Fire Red with the GameShark and Action Replay accessories for the GBA.

These codes are not case sensitive, and spaces between numbers are not required. All cheats work with both the GameShark and Action Replay accessories.

Use Pokémon Fire Red Cheats With Visual Boy Advance

It's possible to use GameShark and Action Replay codes with a GBA emulator . To enter cheats using the Visual Boy Advance:

Open the VBA emulator.

Select File > Open and choose the Pokémon Fire Red ROM.

When the game starts, select Cheats > Cheat list from the VBA menu.

Select Gameshark .

Enter a code and select OK , then repeat steps 4 and 5 to enter all the codes you want.

Enter a description for each cheat code to make it easier to manage.

Select OK again to resume the game with cheats enabled.

Use Pokémon Fire Red Cheats With the My Boy Emulator

To use GameShark/Action Replay cheats with the My Boy emulator for Android:

Launch the My Boy app and load your Pokémon Fire Red ROM.

Tap the menu icon in the top-left corner of the screen to open the My Boy menu.

Tap Cheats .

Tap New Cheat .

Tap Cheat name and enter a description of the cheat.

Tap Cheat code , enter the code, then tap OK .

Tap the three dots in the top-right corner of the screen, then tap Save .

Tap the back button on your device to resume the game with cheats enabled.

Tap individual cheats to toggle them on and off. To add more cheats, tap the plus ( + ) in the top-right corner.

Edit, Disable, and Erase Cheat Codes on My Boy GBA

You can edit or disable cheats at any time by returning to the Cheats menu. To erase a cheat code, tap and hold your selection, then tap Remove .

Although the free version of My Boy GBA only lets you input a single line of code per entry, you can use longer codes by entering them line-by-line as if they were separate cheats.

Max Out All Pokémon Stats

Use these codes to max out all stats for each of the pokémon in your party.

Warp Codes for Pokémon Fire Red

Input one of these codes while playing and walk through the closest door/entrance to teleport to the desired location. Disable the code immediately after you teleport, or else you'll keep coming back to the same spot.

How to Trade Pokémon Between Versions

It's possible to trade pokémon between the generation III Pokémon games ( Fire Red , Leaf Green, Emerald , Ruby , and Sapphire ). Trading with Emerald and Leaf Green are enabled by default, but to enable trading with Ruby and Sapphire , you must visit Celio at the One Island Pokémon Center and help him fix the Network Machine. You must also complete the main story and upgrade your pokédex.

How to Trade Pokémon on an Emulator

To trade pokémon between game cartridges, you must connect two GBAs using a Game Boy Advance Link Cable. However, if playing on the My Boy Emulator, it's possible to trade pokémon by running two games on the same device:

Launch Pokémon Fire Red in the My Boy Emulator and tap the menu icon in the top-left corner of the screen.

Tap Link Local .

Tap Another game .

Select the game you want to trade with.

When the new game launches, tap the menu icon again, then tap Switch game .

Select Pokémon Fire Red to resume your game.

You can now go to a Pokémon Center to initiate trading, then switch back to the other game to complete the process.

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Cheats & Guides

Pokemon firered version cheats for game boy advance, get the national dex (jp version).

Once you have beaten the Elite 4 and have more then 60 pokemon in the pokedex, go to Pallet Town and see the Professor. He gives you and Gary the National Dex, which allows you to view the entries of all 386 pokemon.

Contributed by: Starkin Warrior 

Berry Glitch Fix (for Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire)

For this, you'll need two GBA consoles, a link cable, any one of Pokemon Emerald, FireRed, or LeafGreen Versions, and a Pokemon Ruby or Sapphire cartridge. Start up Pokemon Emerald, FireRed, or LeafGreen, and hold B+Select on the title screen. Connect this console to the other containing the Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire cartridge, and follow the directions given to you by the game. This allows you to download a fix to a glitch in Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire that starts near the end of every year and affects time-based events; most prominently, the growing of Berries.

Contributed by: Eevee-Trainer 

Shiny pokemon

every time you encounter a pokemon you have a 1/8192 chance of the pokemon being a different color, this is called a shiny pokemon

Contributed by: Y2JosHBK386 

How to avoid wild Pokemon.

This only works on grass. Once you obtained CUT, you can cut the grass so you won't find any Pokemon.

Contributed by: iambackagain 

Determining Pokemon's feelings towards you.

When you use an item on one of your Pokemon outside of a battle, such as a Potion, the Pokemon will either move closer or away from you in the short intermission sequence. How far the Pokemon moves depends on how much it likes you. If it does not move at all, it feels neutral.

Contributed by: Bendilin 

More time in the Safari Zone

In the safari zone , stand in any grassy area. Instead of moving left and right, just tap left or tap right so that your character turns but you dont move. By doing this, you'll still run into random encounters but your time in the safari zone will not decrease.

Contributed by: Cactus11 

Get to Sabrina in the Saffron City Gym without fighting any trainers

Enter the Saffron City Gym, and step onto the warp panel. Now, go: North, South, South, North, South, North, North, South, South, North, North, North, South, South. You will now be in Sabrina's room, without having to fight any battles.

Contributed by: Anonymous 

Mystery Gift

Go to any Poke Mart and click on the clipboard near the shopkeeper. The clipboard is a questionaire. Type in the 4 words "Link Together With All" and the shopkeeper should notice and gives you access to the Mystery Gift system. Save the game and restart. At the Front Menu, there should be a new option called "Mystery Gift" With Mystery Gift, you can unlock many things.

Contributed by: myTIMEisNOW 

To get the diploma, catch all 386 pokemon (i.e. fill the national dex).

Contributed by: shutdown56 

Secret Trainer Card Stickers

Go to Island Four and go to the lowest house and talk to the man inside and do the following things:

Contributed by: AC Fanatic 

Enable trading to Ruby and Sapphire

Contributed by: saBA 

ItemFinder Secrets

There are places in the game where important people/Pokemon have stood at one point. If you use the Itemfinder on the EXACT spot where they were, a special item will be found which is usually very rare. You cannot find these items any other way.

Contributed by: baconlabs 

Trainer Card upgrades

By completing certain tasks, it is possible to upgrade your trainer card a total of four times, from the intital blue to green, bronze, silver, and gold. The upgrades can be obtained in any order, and each one adds a star to your trainer card and upgrades the color.

Contributed by: GauRocks 

Walkthroughs & FAQs

Pokemon leafgreen version cheats for game boy advance, mystery gift function.

To unlock the Mystery Gift function, you need to go to any Poké-Mart and interact with the white paper on the desk closer to the door; it's a questionnaire and, if you put in "LINK TOGETHER WITH ALL", the clerk will unlock Mystery Gift for you, which you'll from then on (after saving once) be able to access from the home screen.

Contributed by: Andrex_93 

On Island 5, there is an area to the northeast called Gorgeous Resort. There are 2 wealthy trainers you can face. They are named Lady Jacki and Lady Gillian. Lady Jacki gives you $10000 if you beat her($20000 with Amulet Coin) and Lady Gillian gives you $9800($19600 with Amulet Coin). The pokemon they use also carry expensive items. Jacki's 2 pokemon carry Stardust, Gillian's 2 Mareep have Stardust, and Gillian's Flaafy has a Nugget. Just use Thief or Covet to obtain these items.

Contributed by: Crimson1313 

Shiny Pokemon

Every time you encounter a pokemon you have a 1/8192 chance of the pokemon being a different color, this is called a shiny pokemon

Loose change in Game Corner

Apparently, the folks in the Game Corner don't hold on to their coins very well! By using the Itemfinder or looking by yourself, you'll find that many spots in the Game Corner have some number of coins lying on them. If you find them all, you'll find 200+ coins!

In the Gamecorner in Celadon City, go talk to the man at the far right Slots. He will give you 20 free coins. Talk to the man on the slots beside him. He will give you 20 free coins, also. Go to the left side of the Gamecorner. Talk to the guy that looks like a fisherman, and he will give you 10 free coins.

Contributed by: Shop Head 

Ditto Breeding

You don't need to find one pokemon of each gender in order to breed them. You simply have to put your pokemon of choice and a ditto into the daycare center. After a short while, the old man will tell you that they found an egg, and when it hatches, it will be whichever pokemon you matched up with Ditto

Contributed by: squalabaloo 

Saving Time in the Safari Zone

When you are in the Safari Zone, it counts the number of steps you take to determine the amount of time you have left. Well, if you want to catch a rare Pokémon, but don't want to run out of time, enter the grass, then lightly tap the directional pad. You will change the way you are facing, but it will not count as a step. You can have near-infinite time in the Safari Zone doing this. It is helpful when some Pokémon, such as Chansey, appear in only one section of the Zone.

Contributed by: Destroyer2000 

How to get the Three Unique attacks

You have to have gone to the second island. Your pokemon have to trust you enough and you have to have the one of three starters.(only the one you started with can learn these moves. (Frenzy Plant, Hydro Cannon and Blaast Burn)

Contributed by: uniqueskillz517 

Trainer Card Stickers

Go to 'Island 4' and go to the bragget house where he asks you what you want to Brag about.

Contributed by: ShinyCelebi 

Get the chance to get the 3 dogs!

Contributed by: JediSage99 

The Pokemart on Two Island

When you first visit Two Island, the local Pokemart will be severely limited in the items for sale. As you complete various tasks, more items will become available.

Contributed by: discoinferno84 

Itemfinder Secrets

Contributed by: baconlabs, Mattcraft900 

Unlocking mini-games on Two Island

When you have access to Two Island, save the Game Corner owner's daughter, then deliver the package. The grateful owner will open some mini-games that you and your friends can play.

Getting the National Dex (JP Version)

Lorelei's doll collection.

For each 25 times you enter the Hall of Fame, she'll add a new doll to the collection in her house on Four Island. She'll stop after adding a total of eight dolls.

Nugget on Three Island

When you first visit Three Island, you'll come across a miner looking for gold in one of the caves. If you return to him after beating the Elite Four, he'll hand over a Nugget, an item that can be sold at high prices.

Unlock trading to and from Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire, and Colosseum

At the beginning of LeafGreen/FireRed, you can only trade between the two respective versions. However, if you complete a certain task in the game, you can trade to Pokemon Colosseum on the Gamecube, and Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire, the two other Pokemon games on the GBA.

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In Fuchsia City, you will notice a lot of Pokemon in enclosures, this is because there is a zoo right in Fuchsia City. This makes it look very big, but size wise it isn't. Gameplay wise, there is quite a bit to do. When navigating around, you can get to all areas without Cut, but it's easier to cut bushes down to work your way around Fuchsia.

Firstly head to the Pokecenter by heading to the left side of town, then head down and to the right. Heal up and head to the house on the left. The man inside will delete moves (including HM moves) off your Pokemon. For more information check out the Move Tutors Guide .

The Safari Zone is not only a great place for catching Pokemon, it is also crucial in gaining two important HMs in the game, Surf and Strength. Head as far north as you can go in Fuchsia, and enter the building at the top. This is the Safari Zone.

When you encounter a wild Pokemon you will have four options, Throw Ball means you will throw a Safari Ball and will try to catch the Pokemon. Throw Bait will keep the wild Pokemon around for longer. Throw Rock will make the Pokemon easier to catch but it will be more likely to flee. Run means you will just run from the wild Pokemon. Now here is a small tip if you get into an area a long way from the entry and have very few steps left or are running low on cash. Stay in one spot, and by lightly tapping the direction buttons, you can turn around. This will not count toward your steps but you will still encounter wild Pokemon! Also note, EVERYWHERE you go in the Safari Zone counts as steps, including the "Rest" houses. Listed below are the wild encounters and rates. Note that fishing is the same anywhere in the Safari Zone.

Now here is what you need to do to finish the Safari Zone and get all the items:

• From the Entrance head to the top right hand exit into Area 1.
• In Area 1, head right and north up the stairs. Continue north to find a Leaf Stone.
• Head back to the stairs and this time head to the left and down the next set of stairs.
• Head to the left and bit and up. To the right on the grassy peninsula near the water is TM11 - Sunny Day.
• Leave the Peninsula and head north-west to find a Max Potion.
• From the Max Potion head to the left and up the next set of stairs, to the right and down those stairs.
• To the right of here is a rest house (nothing inside really) and below it a Full Restore. Head north from the trainer house and to the left.
• When the route splits, take the bottom route still heading to the left into Area 2.
• Continue left and go north up the first set of stairs you come across.
• Follow the path and when you've gone down some stairs head to the left to collect Quick Claw.
• Head back to the start of Area 2. If you head down you will be in the top part of the Entrance Area.
• Nothing new here except if you come back with Surf. So instead, head to the northern part of the grass and head up the stairs.
• Follow the path and down the next set of stairs.

**From here you can head south into Area 3. (You will probably need to enter once more to get these, because it is unlikely you can get to the final house if you go down this south route. So instead do the bits between the double stars in your next trip.) Continue south and then head to the left and collect the Max Revive. The head up the stairs and to the left. Follow the path and at the base of the next set of stairs is a Max Potion. Return to where you were before the stars.**

• Head north, past the three pools and to the right a bit is TM47 - Steel Wing.
• Continue to the right and then head up. Collect the Protein.
• Now head west and all the way south down into Area 3.
• From the teeth head to the left. South of the hut grab TM32 - Double Team.
• Head inside the hut.

Talk to the man inside and he will give you HM03 - Surf. Now you have Surf, you can travel on water by pressing A next to a Surfable area. Now leave the Safari Zone. Now let's head to the Warden's house, the one to the right of the Pokecenter. Talk to the Warden Inside and give him his teeth. As thanks, he will give you HM04 - Strength. This can be used to move large boulders like the one in the Warden's house. Teach it to one of your Pokemon. move the boulder in his house and grab the Rare Candy.

Heal up and get ready for the next Gym Battle. When you're ready, head over to the gym. When you enter it looks relatively easy to get to the leader...however the walls are invisible. Here is a map showing the walls so you can navigate through the Gym:

The specialty in this gym is Poison, so let's try a few trainer battles first, starting with the bottom left and bottom right trainers:

Head to the right hand side of the gym and head up to fight the next two trainers:

When you get to the very top, head all the way to the left and down to fight the next two trainers:

Now onto the leader, Koga:

The biggest thing to watch out for in this battle is Toxic. This Poisons your Pokemon and the damage inflicted increases each turn. Be sure to stock up on Antidotes beforehand. If Toxic is getting the better of you, try inflicting a status effect on the opponent as soon as possible, this reduces the chance of a successful Toxic. You could also use a Poison type, which aren't affected by Toxic. I would strongly advise a Psychic type though as this is best against Poison. The two Koffing are nothing new and should be easy, however they have the Levitate ability so Ground attacks won't hit them at all. Muk has pretty good Spec. Def. and has pretty high Attack. Acid Armor boosts its Defense, but a Psychic type should mow him down pretty easy. If his Pokemon get low on health, Koga has a Full Heal and two Hyper Potions just to make things a bit harder.

Once you have the Tea, exit Celadon to the east. Now enter the house to the right with the guard, which have not allowed you to pass previously. Give him the Tea, and he will let you through. You can now enter Saffron City through any of the four guard houses. Leave the guard house to the right and enter Saffron City.

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Safari Zone

Pokemon red version  — guide and walkthrough (gb).

Guide and Walkthrough (GB) by zerokid

Version: 2.8 | Updated: 03/21/2023

• Previous: Fuchsia Gym

Table of Contents

• Next: Power Plant
• Introduction
• Gameplay hints and tips

Walkthrough

• Pallet Town
• Viridian City
• Viridian Forest
• Pewter City
• Cerulean City
• Sea Cottage
• Cerulean Gym
• Underground Path (Routes 5–6)

Vermilion City

• Diglett's Cave
• Vermilion Gym
• Rock Tunnel
• Lavender Town
• Underground Path (Routes 7–8)

Celadon City

• Saffron City
• Celadon Game Corner
• Rocket Hideout
• Celadon Gym
• Pokémon Tower

Fuchsia City

• Fuchsia Gym
• Power Plant
• Fighting Dojo
• Saffron Gym
• Sea Route 19
• Sea Route 20
• Seafoam Islands
• Sea Route 21
• Cinnabar Island
• Pokémon Mansion
• Cinnabar Gym
• Viridian Gym
• Victory Road
• Indigo Plateau
• Cerulean Cave
• About the games
• Version differences
• Title screen
• Overworld menu
• Stat modifiers
• Status conditions
• Catching Pokémon
• Pikachu's Beach
• In-game trades
• Connectivity
• Pokémon evaluations
• General items
• TMs and HMs
• Battle items
• Pokémon list
• Pokémon #001–#010
• Pokémon #011–#020
• Pokémon #021–#030
• Pokémon #031–#040
• Pokémon #041–#050
• Pokémon #051–#060
• Pokémon #061–#070
• Pokémon #071–#080
• Pokémon #081–#090
• Pokémon #091–#100
• Pokémon #101–#110
• Pokémon #111–#120
• Pokémon #121–#130
• Pokémon #131–#140
• Pokémon #141–#151
• Stat determination
• Evade and accuracy
• Critical hits
• Damage calculation
• Encounter tables
• Catching mechanics
• Safari Zone mechanics
• Pikachu's friendship
• HP bar colour
• Dual-type effectiveness message
• Obedience mechanics
• Hidden items
• Bugs and glitches
• Cinnabar Island wild Pokémon glitch
• Old Man glitch
• Trainer-Fly glitch
• Experience underflow glitch
• Stat modification glitch
• Stoneless Evolution
• Revisit the S.S. Anne
• Battle Professor Oak
• Version history

Center Area

Center Area (east)

In the entrance gatehouse to the Safari Zone, pay the requisite ₽500 to enter and receive 30 Safari Balls before heading inside the Safari Zone proper.

In Yellow Version, if you bother the attendant here, he will allow you to enter the Safari Zone even if you don't have ₽500. Instead, he will take all your remaining money and give you a number of Safari Balls proportionate to the amount you paid, leaving you with a single Safari Ball if you have no money at all. It seems the developers did this to avoid an uncommon scenario that could prevent you from making any further progress in the game: if you have no money and no method of earning any more, you cannot enter the Safari Zone to obtain HM03 and the Gold Teeth, both necessary items to complete the game. No such check exists in Red and Blue, so it is quite possible, though extremely unlikely, to get yourself into this situation in those games.

Interestingly, there is an out-of-bounds hidden item inside the entry gatehouse. The Itemfinder will ping if you use it, but, unfortunately, there is no way to unearth the hidden Nugget in here.

Safari Zone mechanics You have a 500-step counter while inside the Safari Zone. Running out the counter will automatically return you to the entrance, as will running out of Safari Balls. Turning on the spot does not count as a step, but can still be used to trigger wild Pokémon battles. You are restricted to the 30 Safari Balls you bought when entering, and any unused Safari Balls are lost once the game is over. The Safari Zone also has different battling mechanics to the rest of the game. The Pokémon here do not attack you but have a nasty habit of running away from battle, and those with higher Speed stats are more likely to flee. Instead of sending out a Pokémon to fight, you're restricted to throwing rocks and bait, which affect the capture chance and fleeing chance of the target Pokémon. Each rock you throw at the wild Pokémon doubles the chance of catching it but also makes it angry for 1–5 turns, and an angry Pokémon is twice as likely to flee. Conversely, each thrown bait halves the chance of catching the Pokémon but also lulls it into an eating state for 1–5 turns, during which time it is four times less likely to flee. For all these unexplained mechanics, the strategy that gives you the best chance to capture a Pokémon on any given encounter is simply to throw Balls at it and ignore rocks and bait entirely. The only time you might ever want to consider rocks and bait is if you are running low on Balls, but you will be significantly reducing your capture chances if you do this. A little later on, Red and Blue players can take advantage of a glitch to bypass all these odd mechanics and catch Safari Zone Pokémon using standard battle mechanics. For a full breakdown of these mechanics, take a look at the Safari Zone mechanics section.

Center Area : Besides the tall grass, there isn't much of interest in the Center Area at the moment.

Pokémon evaluations Exeggcute ( evaluation ) — Rating: C . Though it will be underlevelled and belongs to the Slow experience group, Exeggcute has a nice Grass/Psychic typing and can evolve immediately into the powerful Exeggutor. It wants the Psychic TM to be truly effective, however. Rhyhorn ( evaluation ) — Rating: D . Another underlevelled Pokémon in the Slow experience group, Rhyhorn won't evolve until level 42. While its physical stats are incredible and its movepool is great, it requires a long grind to become powerful, and still has low Speed and Special. Chansey ( evaluation ) — Rating: D . Chansey isn't a bad Pokémon, but it is extremely difficult to catch. Its abysmally low Attack means it can't effectively use any STAB moves, but it does at least have a strong Special and a wide special movepool. Tangela ( evaluation ) — Rating: D . A rare Safari Zone encounter, Tangela has a terrible movepool consisting entirely of Grass- and Normal-type attacks. It lacks SolarBeam or even Petal Dance , and its Attack stat is too low to use Normal-type moves effectively. Dratini ( evaluation ) — Rating: D . Available for the first time in Yellow Version, though at the low level of 15, Dratini only evolves into its powerful final form at level 55. This is a long grind due to Dratini's low stats and Slow experience group.

In-game trade preparation To complete all in-game trades, Red and Blue players should catch a Nidorino to trade for a Nidorina on Route 11, while Yellow players should catch an extra Tangela to trade for a Parasect on Route 18. You'll be reminded shortly when to trade these in, although none of these trades is worth it for anything except completion purposes.

Head north-east and take the narrow eastern path into Center Area (east).

Center Area (east) : In this area, a few new Pokémon are available, though Kangaskhan is found in Area 2 in Yellow, while Tauros is found in Areas 2 and 3 in Red and Blue, being most common (though still very rare) in Area 3.

Pokémon evaluations Kangaskhan ( evaluation ) — Rating: D . Kangaskhan is a tough Normal-type Pokémon with good stats and an excellent movepool. However, it is also a rare Safari Zone-exclusive encounter that is likely to run away, making it extremely difficult to catch. Tauros ( evaluation ) — Rating: D . Tauros doesn't fair too well in-game largely because it's so rare and hard to catch, and then will be a little underlevelled. If you do get one, it's a strong Normal-type Pokémon with great Attack and Speed and a fantastic movepool.

Head east and climb the rocky plateau to the north. At the northern edge is a Carbos . Take the westernmost stairs down off this plateau and head north. A patch of land jutting into the central body of water has TM37 ( Egg Bomb ) on it.

TM37 can be bought infinitely at the Celadon Department Store and contains Egg Bomb, a mediocre Normal-type move with 100 power and 75% accuracy. It can only be learned by Exeggcute, Exeggutor, Chansey and Mew, which all have much better options.

To the north-west, you can pick up a Max Potion . Proceed east from there, using the small rocky plateau here to bypass the tree, and pick up the Full Restore on the other side. Finally, go up around the plateau to the west and take the western exit to Area 2.

Area 2 : Check if you have any new Pokémon available to you in Area 2 before continuing.

In-game trade preparation (Yellow) This is the only area in the game where Kangaskhan can be caught in Yellow Version, and you can catch a spare one to trade away for a Muk much later on. This isn't worth it for anything other than completion purposes.

Head west, ignoring the first staircase to the north and the path exiting south, and instead pass through the patch of tall grass to the north and take the set of stairs here. Come down off this rocky plateau using the stairs to the south-west, and then go as far north as you can. To the east from here is TM40 ( Skull Bash ).

TM40 is a one-time TM which teaches Skull Bash, a 130-power Normal-type move with the massive drawback of requiring a charge turn to execute. Pass.

Loop around the bushes to the north to find a Protein and continue west. Head all the way south and exit south into Area 3.

Area 3 : Pick up the Gold Teeth to the south, then head west and pick up TM32 ( Double Team ) in plain sight.

Using Double Team to ramp up your evade stat can be very useful if luck is on your side. After enough uses, it can feel almost impossible for your opponent to hit you, and with enough luck, it can be so good that it earned itself a ban from competitive matches. Still, it takes time to use it repeatedly over a few turns, and in-game you can often one-hit KO an opponent with supereffective hits. If you want game-breaking strategies, X Accuracy and one-hit KO moves are quicker and far superior. TM32 is also infinitely available to buy from the Celadon Department Store, so you can at least try it out without having to worry too much.

There is also a hidden Revive which is inside the nearby statue. Enter the Secret House by this statue and speak to the man inside to receive HM03 ( Surf ).

As well as being an HM move which allows you to travel over bodies of water on the overworld, Surf is an excellent Water-type move in its own right, being a little less powerful than its closest competition, Hydro Pump, in exchange for near-perfect accuracy and higher PP. It should be a staple move on any Water-type Pokémon for a strong and reliable STAB attack, though a handful of other Pokémon can learn it too. Its only downside is that once it is learned, it can't be forgotten short of trading the Pokémon to Gold, Silver or Crystal, so think carefully before teaching it.

If you have defeated the Fuchsia Gym Leader, you can now use Surf outside of battle after teaching it to a compatible Pokémon. Exit the Secret House and surf south over the small body of water here. Head south into the patch of tall grass and pick up the Max Potion a little to the east before climbing on to the rocky plateau. Head east and descend the other set of stairs here to pick up a Max Revive before exiting to the east.

Center Area : You'll emerge back into the west side of the Center Area. Head east and surf across the water to pick up the final item, a Nugget . That's all for the Safari Zone unless you want to catch any more Pokémon, so either exit to the south or, more likely, have the step counter run out to return to the entrance.

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Back in Fuchsia City, head for the Warden's house, which is the building directly east of the Pokémon Center. Now that you have the Gold Teeth, you can return them to the Warden to receive HM04 ( Strength ).

Strength is used on the field to push large boulders around, which will be needed to solve a few puzzles later on. In battle, it's an unremarkable 80-power Normal-type move that's outclassed by moves such as Body Slam. However, because it is an HM move, it can be taught infinitely, so if the TM for Body Slam has already been used up on a Pokémon, Strength is a reasonable alternative.

You can put Strength to work immediately and push the nearby boulder to one side so you can claim the Rare Candy .

Surf round-up With Surf now available to use outside of battle, a large portion of the game opens up to you. There are also some areas you have previously visited where you can now pick up new items and Pokémon. This guide will first take care of some in-game trades before continuing to the surf round-up.

Red/Blue in-game trade 6/9 : Nidorino ↔ Nidorina Red and Blue players should withdraw their Nidorino for this in-game trade before flying to Vermilion City and heading east on to Route 11. Proceed all the way east into the gatehouse, then head upstairs and talk to the young man by the window to trade your Nidorino away for a Nidorina.

Yellow in-game trade 3/7 : Tangela ↔ Parasect Yellow players can instead withdraw their Tangela for another rather pointless in-game trade. From Fuchsia City, take the western exit into the Route 18 gatehouse, then head upstairs and talk to the man here to trade Tangela away for a Parasect.

Surf on to the water directly south of the Pokémon Center. You'll spot two houses to the south. Surf in between them and examine the west side of the eastern house, on the tile closest to land, to find a hidden Max Ether .

Yellow players should now head to Route 6, just north of Vermilion City.

Pokémon evaluations Psyduck ( evaluation ) — Rating: D . This is the only place that Yellow players can catch a Psyduck or, rarely, its evolved form, Golduck. It'll be very underlevelled compared to the rest of your team but is otherwise a decent, if somewhat bland, Water-type Pokémon.

In-game trade preparation (Yellow) Catch a spare Golduck here if you can, even if it is rather rare, to trade away for a Rhydon later on. If you don't want to hunt for the rare Golduck, then alternatively you can get one by evolving a Psyduck, though you will have to train it from level 15 to level 33 to get it to evolve.

Make your way west from the Pokémon Center to the small pond in the centre of the city. Surf across and talk to the elderly lady on the other side to receive TM41 ( Softboiled ).

Softboiled can only be taught to Chansey and Mew. If you're using one of these two Pokémon, Softboiled has some utility for its out-of-battle effect, which transfers 20% of the user's HP to a chosen party Pokémon. Given Chansey's gargantuan HP, this can save you a few trips to the Pokémon Center. In battle, it's also useful for simply healing the user for 50% of its maximum HP, though using items is still superior without taking up a moveslot. TM41 is unique, but this isn't much of an issue as there is hardly any demand for it.

Fly to Lavender Town so you can head south into Route 12. Continue south, passing through the gatehouse, until you come to the first Fisherman. Just south from him on a small isolated section of land sits TM16 ( Pay Day ), which you can reach with Surf.

Pay Day is a weak 40-power Normal-type move without much battling use and generates money equal to twice the user's level whenever it hits the opponent. This isn't much, so it is not worth using up a moveslot for this. TM16 is unique, so use it carefully.

Pokémon evaluations Slowpoke ( evaluation ) — Rating: C . This marks the first opportunity for Yellow players to catch a Slowpoke, though higher-level ones are available later on at the Seafoam Islands. Water/Psychic typing is fantastic, but Slowpoke takes a lot of hits due to its abysmal Speed.

Now that you have Surf and have tidied up any previous areas, you can take a detour to pick up Zapdos, a level 50 dual-type Electric/Flying Legendary Pokémon. It's an excellent Pokémon, particularly if you don't have an Electric-type Pokémon on your team and have saved the Thunderbolt TM for it.

Purchase a handful of Ultra Balls and bring along a Pokémon that can put opponents to sleep, because Zapdos has a very low catch chance if it isn't inflicted with any status conditions. Freeze is equally good but far harder to inflict, while poison, burn and paralysis aren't quite as good but are still better than using no status condition at all. Also, make sure you have enough room in your PC Box for Zapdos and a handful of other wild Pokémon that you might be interested in.

Fly to Cerulean City and withdraw Pokémon that can use Surf and Cut. Head toward the eastern exit of the city by passing through the burgled house and using Cut on the bush before Route 9. Head all the way east through Route 9 on to Route 10, recognisable by a large patch of tall grass bordered by water on the north and east sides.

It might be worth healing up at the Pokémon Center just to the south here, which is the nearest one to the Power Plant but also cannot be accessed via Fly. This means that using Dig or an Escape Rope to leave the Power Plant will return you to this Pokémon Center, saving you the trek through Route 9 from Cerulean City.

Surf on to the water to the north and follow it around to the east and south. As it banks around to the west, you'll spot a PokéManiac (F) above you.

PokéManiac (F) Pokémon Type Lv. Exp. Moves Rhyhorn Ground/Rock 30 867 Horn Attack , Stomp HP: 92 , Attack: 61 , Defense: 66 , Speed: 24 , Special: 27 Lickitung Normal 30 816 Supersonic , Stomp , Disable , Defense Curl HP: 98 , Attack: 43 , Defense: 54 , Speed: 27 , Special: 45 Reward ₽1500

Just to the north-west of him is the entrance to the Power Plant, so head inside.