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This document is copywrite 2003 to and by Mastersord. Copying of any
portion of this FAQ is prohibbited without my permission. Contact me at
mastersord@hotmail.com
Before e-mailing me YOU MUST READ EVERYTHING FROM THIS POINT TO THE END OF THE
MASTER CODES SECTION!!! Most likely, your question has been answered in this
section. If not, I will answer it via e-mail assuming it isn't answered
elsewhere in my FAQ.
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www.neoseeker.com
www.pokemon.co.il
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www.bolt.com
http://mpp.altervista.org
http://pokemonrubysapphire.cjb.net
http://www.geocities.com/gba_malaysia
www.dadragons.com
www.swinubcity.tk
http://gamenotover.com
www.brettspokemonsilver-rubypokedx.com
www.dalegend.com
http://faqs.IGN.com
http://www.cheats.de
www.animejourney.com and
http://GBANetwork.cjb.net (site en Espanol).
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http://pokemonfaqs.ashst.com
If this FAQ is hosted or hot-linked from anywhere else,
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Check www.GameFAQs.com for the latest version of this FAQ.
Disclaimer: These are not officially released codes. Use them at your own
risk. All codes were tested on the emulator Visualboy Advance v1.3.1. We
are not responsible for lost data or corrupted games. You have been warned!
9-02-03
If you use any codes on your game and wish to play the gamecube "Pokemon
Colliseum" game with your cartridge, please back up your save file.
Nintendo is cranking the rumor mill saying they put a new chip in collisseum
which can detect hacked games and delete them. We have no idea how they
will implement this if it's even true. In case they are the evil geniuses
they say they are, we will work on finding a solution to this problem. Do
not e-mail me about this. I will update this section when we know for sure
and if/when we have a fix for it.
If you have a Gameshark SP, You need to find Codebreaker codes for it.
Gameshark got bought out by a company which is using the exact same format
as Codebreaker. They may look different than the stuff posted at
www.cmgsccc.com, but that is due to them using an encryption line in their
master codes. Use cmgsccc.com's master code with cmgsccc.com's codes and
it willwork just fine! You should probably also get xyzman's pokemon
calculator at <link now dead. A section of hosts for it will be added>
That program supports all known code fomats at this time.
[Thanx megamanx <shinkuu_hadouken.hotmail.com> and kenobi at www.gscentral.com]
You need to have the correct master codes entered and activated first ONLY
if you are playing the actual cartridge on an actual Gameboy Advance.
If you have a GSA or PAR device, read the instructions which came with it.
The device must be on before you boot up the game. As long as the master
code is entered, you can enter any of the codes, but i would recommend you
enter and use the codes one code or code group at a time. Codes may
conflict with eachother otherwise. Also read my notes on codes designated
"type 6" as these codes must be entered and used ONLY with the master code
activated and ONLY one at a time.
If you have european versions of these games and the codes aren't working
correctly, it is because you need a different set of master codes.
Memory-wise, the European versions and US version are identical and VBA save
files (*.sav) are interchangable between US and European games. Look for your
version in the master code list below the index.
I have recieved confirmation that all codes except for the new species
wild mod codes (3-line type 6), work on a real GBA. At least for the US
versions. Make certain you use the correct master codes.
These codes are for use with and ONLY with either a Gameshark Advance(TM) or
Pro-Action Replay(TM) device* which are designed specifically for the Gameboy
Advance (TM). They will not work with your Gameshark(TM) for Gameboy(TM) or
Gameboy Color(TM), or any other device INCLUDING Codebreaker(TM) and GameShark
Advance SP. If you read this and ignore it, then use the wrong device with
these
codes, and your game gets damaged, and you e-mail me about it, all I will ask is
that you do not reproduce because you may contaminate the gene pool.
Let me re-iterate about Codebreaker: These codes DO NOT work on a Codebreaker
device of any kind. Codebreaker is a completely different format. It uses
different code types and a different encryption method than GameShark or
Pro-Action Replay.
There may be issues with older versions of GameShark Advance. The device is
still being made contrary to the rumor I heard, however, you may have problems
with these games if you have an older device. I reccomend v1.2 or higher of the
GSA Software. This refers to your Gameshark version number as well. If you
have
anything lower than that and you cannot upgrade to the latest version, buy a new
device!
*Well it's official: Datel and gameshark are 2 different companies now with 2
different code formats. If you have a gameshark device, don't worry as long as
it's up-to-date. If you have a new Pro-Action Replay device with v3 software,
you're...how do I put it...SCREWED!!! AAAHAHAHAHAHAA!!! >ahem!< Actually, I've
done my best to try and convert all of my codes into ARv3 format. Most of them
work. Button activated codes may not. Use codes marked "PAR" if you have a v3
device such as Pro action Replay, or an old upgraded Gameshark Advance.
Another note: Most of these codes do not need to be run every time you boot
up the game. If you use a code to get a certain item, enter the code, run the
game, save, then turn off the game, remove the device, turn the game on again,
and re-load and the item will still be there. Same with any captured pokes.
In fact, leaving codes on may cause problems. It may even damage your GSA/PAR
device.
A note about "type 6" codes. If a code is designated as "type 6", it means
that you cannot use it with any other code other than it's self and the master
code. Also, you must re-boot the game after the type 6 code is removed in order
to use other codes afterwards. Do not combine "type 6" codes with any other
codes besides the master code. That includes any other "type 6" code.
4-10-03:
I am no longer taking requests for the Japanese codes. I've included them
here instead. If you have the Japanese version, go to "Japanese version codes"
section. Use "Edit"->"find" in notepad or in your browser to find that phrase.
Please don't e-mail me about requesting codes which are already included in the
FAQ.
4-05-03:
Some of the requests I get are:
Stats codes: The data for this is encrypted so it cannot be done by a
single set of codes.
Southern island event: Pokemonhacker made a code set to enable this event. If
it's not here, please consult LoadingNOW's FAQ which is on GameFAQs. I'm not
updating PokemonHacker's FAQ because it got it's own hosting now as LoadingNOW's
FAQ. You can't go to the island just because you gave yourself an eon ticket.
You'll need his Codes to enable the event (that is until Nintendo gives away the
secret of how to enable it)
Other move teaching codes: The only ones we know right now is the move maniac
codes. The other codes from the Japanese version were type 6 and would not work
on a real GBA. My Goal for this FAQ is to make real codes that everyone can
use.
shiny pokemon codes: Please consult LoadingNOW's FAQ for a method to obtain
any Shiny poke you want. No there will not be any other shiny wild mod unless
someone discovers a better method.
Permanent stat modifier codes for your pokes: Why can't this be done?
Because pokemon data is stored in a block of 20 codes which is encrypted.
The encryption key is based on certain data about the trainer and the poke
it's self. There is a checksum that has to be re-computed whenever you play
around with this block of data. On top of all that, there is something called
a MAP value which tells the data block what address controlls what stat. It
is different for every individual poke and there is no way to tell what your
Poke's MAP is without viewing the memory of your specific save-state in your
game. This discovery lead people to develop programs called pokemon Calculators
to generate legitamate sets of values for these blocks of addresses and then
convert them into a set of codes for your code device. If you want one, check
our thread on the forums at www.gameFAQs.com.
Please don't e-mail me about these requests. Also please don't request them at
www.cmgsccc.com. It is slowing us down and geting on our nerves. If you have
any ideas as to where these codes might be found, then you may post about them
or e-mail me about them.
When we say that Nintendo might know that you hacked your game with our codes,
we mean that if you try and enter a tournament with a sharked game, you may be
disqualified for cheating. Nintendo went through alot of trouble to encrypt
these games' data so they are probably smart enough to spot a cheater!
Please don't ask me questions about where to find what, or what to do after
such and such a gym. I publish codes but I'm not a walking encyclopedia on the
game. If you want that kind of advice, either look through the FAQs yourself,
or go to the www.GameFAQs.com forums and ask there. I refuse to answer
anymore questions reguarding the game it's self unless it has relevance to the
FAQ.
Finally, Ru/Sa is nothing like R/B/Y/G/S/C. Codes from those games cannot be
ported over to Ru/Sa. The data structures are completely diferent.
Another note about e-mailing me with complaints of codes not working:
1. check to see if you can get any of my other codes to work
2. Let me know if you used an emulator or a real GBA
3. Let me know if you are playing the US version or the japanese version, even
if it's partially translated.
4. Let me know how you entered the codes if you used an emulator (see tutorial
below)
5. Let me know if you used the master codes if you used a real GBA and also let
me know how you labeled them. Don't use M, (M), (m) or m as the name
of the master code or the game will not let you active it (Thank you Tahnok
from www.gameFAQs.com).
6. Let me know if the game or device did anything after you entered the codes.
I've been getting alot of people finding out they were using their device
incorrectly.
7. Let me know what version you have of the device. It's useful to know what
Software version you are using.
8. Let me know WHAT codes you were using and how you were using them. i.e.
were you using a wild pokemon modifier code and the infinite masterballs
code at the same time? You shouldn't be if you read all the notes about
how "Type 6" codes cannot be used in conjuction with other codes. Don't be
embarassed if you did, but let me know because that info can help me fix
your problem.
9. If you are requesting a code in your e-mail, you must specify all the above
relevant information (game version, game language, cheat device and
version).
Otherwise, I can only tell you how to find it in my FAQ if it's there.
If you are still having problems, please consult the www.Gscentral.com
forums or www.gameshark.com for tech support.
A note about codebreaker codes or the pokemon calculator: For any questions
reguarding either Codebreaker or the calculator program, please consult the
boards at www.cmgsccc.com. For the pokemon calculator specifically, e-mail
Gavin at spaffoda.hotmail.com. For xyzman's calculator, consult the
gameFAQs.com
forums.
Why do I have to make all these restrictions? Because I recieve 20-30 e-mails a
day ever since I wrote this FAQ! I have a hotmail account with limited storage!
I will help trouble-shoot your devices. If multiple people ask me the same
question, I'll answer it here assuming it is relevant to the FAQ.
Type 6 codes are proving to be our only hurdle for people with real GBAs. We
are trying to find alternative "normal codes" to replace them. In the
mean-time,
Any help in fixing this issue is appreciated. We don't have any hardware to
work
with so all testing will have to be done by you.
Type-6 refers to codes that write to the ROM instead of the RAM where your
save-states and player data are stored. The ROM is the game it's self in a
sense, however you can't write to a cartridge. Instead, the code looks for
the area in the memory where the game is read and interpreted. Then it
intercepts at the right moment and changes the interpretation.
We call it "type 6" because if you took a type 6 code and decrypted it, it
would look sorta like this:
6aaaaaaa vvvvvvvv
where
a = address
and
v = value.
Another note about type 6 codes and VBA. The effects of type 6 codes stay even
after you remove the code(s). To fix this, you need to re-open the ROM file and
not just reset the game. You can save after removing the code, and as long as
you re-opened the ROM, the effect should be gone.
Do not activate a wild level mod code and wild species mod code at the same
time. It will not work!
I've implemented a new index system because now we have 4 different code sets:
English version Gameshark (GSAA), Japanese version Gameshark (GSAJ), English
version Pro-Action replay (PARA), and Japanese version Pro Action Replay
(PARJ). Learn to use edit->find and you can find any code or code set you're
looking for in my FAQ.
A note about Pro action Replay version 3 codes. I don't have the hardware to
test them on so I'm assuming these work. At this time, I have no way of fixing
these new codes if they do not work. Please do not e-mail me about them until
a new version of VBA is released with PAR v3 compatability. The format is
fairly new so alot of work still needs to be done.
I'm not sure if the master codes I gave you for the new PAR devices work because
PAR now has a new format. I just re-encrypted everything, and they all should
work according to what we know of the new format, but we don't know if the new
format requires a new type of master code.
When we say not to use more than one code, we are only referring to the wild mod
and wild level mod codes. You cannot have 1 of both and you cannot have more
than
one of each. You still have to use the proper master code (all lines directly
underneath the name of the game you are using and nothing past that)
In the case of the item codes, you don't need to include those last 3 digits
before
the item name. Those are for my reference when I made the codes to make sure I
accounted for every possible item type value in order.
v0.1 - Written 1-02-03 - Only Ruby codes done.
v0.2 - Written 1-04-03 - Added some corrections and 2 new tutorials
v0.21 - Writtent 1-06-03 - corrected Gloom's codes
v0.22 - Written 1-08-03 - More corrections. Wobbufet, Qwilfish, Rabukasu,
Skarmory, pineco, Ampharos, wooper, and a ton more!
v0.23 - Written 1-13-03 - Yet even more corrections!
v0.30 - written 1-16-03 - some stat codes, item codes, and time codes
completed
v1.0 - written 1-18-03 - Pokemonhacker and Loading's FAQ added! (You have
to read it to believe it!). Added index. Added more codes on top of all that!
v1.01 - written 1-19-03 - a few fixes made
v1.02 - written 1-19-03 - added explanation for full pokedex code
v1.03 - written 1-19-03 - Added quick level up code
v1.04 - Written 1-20-03 - only a few erors corrected
v1.05 - written 1-20-03 - added www.Neoseeker.com to my host list. Added
illusion island code and method to pokemonhacker and loading's FAQ.
v1.06 - Written 1-21-03 - fixed illusion island codes to one code and updated
method. Also added max gene codes to pokemonhacker and loading's FAQ (P&L's
for short.)
v1.07 - written 1-22-03 - fixed max genes codes
v1.08 - written 1-23-03 - added Illusion island FAQ to explain how it works.
addressed concerns over "codes not working on real GBA" issues. Fixed index.
v1.09 - written 1-23-03 - More fixes and formatting changes
v1.1 - written 1-24-03 - yet more fixes. Hopefully we may be able to fix
everything soon!
v1.11 - written 2-06-03 - Full pokedex codes (all seen and caught) added.
v1.2 - written 2-07-03 - added trainer cards and trainer's eye codes.
v1.21 - written 2-08-03 - minor fixes
v1.22 - written 2-10-03 - more fixes
v1.23 - written 2-11-03 - added info about type 6 code effects and VBA
v1.24 - written 2-14-03 - added note reguarding bug with move modifier codes
v1.25 - written 2-22-03 - added egg island codes and a VBA tutorial
v1.26 - written 2-22-03 - added Hinbasu enabler code and explanation for Latios
/Latias codes
v1.27 - written 2-23-03 - added money code and all badges, pokenavi, etc...
code
v1.28 - written 2-23-03 - added Coin, ash sac, and win number codes and a note
about max genes codes
v1.29 - written 2-24-03 - added walk through walls code, Notes for hinbasu code,
and a new host
v1.3 - written 2-25-03 - added codes for secret trainer ID and a better
explanation
of the walk through walls code as well as a teleport to egg island code
v1.31 - written 2-26-03 - added new host
v1.32 - written 3-05-03 - added http://df.zapchu.com to host list
v2.0 - written 3-18-03 - All codes for US versions done.
v2.01 - written 3-18-03 - Move list added to move codes section as well as more
codes completed
v2.02 - written 3-19-03 - added experience share code
v2.03 - written 3-19-03 - added even more codes and fixed all the item codes.
v2.04 - written 3-20-03 - added some more codes including 2 porok codes and
flash
cave code
v2.05 - written 3-21-03 - added more codes. Fixed some codes. added
Labmaster's
codes for all the new species. Added some slower level gain codes to help those
who can't get the code to stop.
v2.06 - written 3-22-03 - added code for over 4-billion cash to pokemonhacker's
FAQ section and also added labmaster's normalization code to turn off wild poke
mod codes.
v2.07 - written 3-22-03 - added explanation for move maniac codes. I sorry for
forgetting
v2.08 - written 3-25-03 - added www.animejourney.com to my hosts list. Added
note for those who have incompatibility issues.
v2.081 - written 3-26-03 - added another possible code issue fix.
v2.082 - written 3-29-03 - added new host
v2.09 - written 4-04-03 - added new notes and a controll code for quick level
up codes. Also added new porok (pokeblock) codes. Finally, Replaced mirrage
island code with working one (thank you pokemonhacker)
v2.1 - written 4-05-03 - condensed some codes (thank you Pokemonhacker)
v2.11 - written 4-09-03 - various fixes and a new host added
v2.2 - written 4-10-03 - added back old Japanese version codes and some new
notes
v2.21 - written 4-12-03 - added back labmaster's removal code with some fixes
and new notes
v2.22 - written 4-15-03 - fixed a code (thank you Jacob <Domann.Duracom.net>)
some new notes
v2.23 - written 4-16-03 - added more notes to make things a little clearer
v2.24 - written 4-18-03 - even more notes. When will you people learn to read
before randomly hitting buttons!!! GAAAAH!!!
v2.25 - written 4-22-03 - more notes added
v2.25b - written 4-22-03 - more fixes
v2.26 - written 4-30-03 - a new host added
v2.27 - written 5-07-03 - fixed a code and am beginning the process of
translating the FAQ into AR v3 format
v2.28 - written 5-18-03 - more notes and added PAR v3 format codes
v2.29 - written 5-20-03 - new index system added
v2.29a - written 5-22-03 - more notes added
v2.30 - written 6-9-03 - some corrections. fixed the list of emulator only
codes (thanks sevel_gepan.hotmail.com, cloud015.hotmail.com, Shyver87.aol.com,
and michaeljohn27.hotmail.com)
v2.31 - written 6-10-03 - more notes
v2.32 - written 6-11-03 - more notes
v2.32a - written 6-14-03 - added new host
v2.33 - written 6-22-03 - added more notes about quick level up codes
v2.34 - written 7-07-03 - more notes and format fixing
v2.34a - written 7-08-03 - new host added
v2.34b - written 7-17-03 - new note added
v2.34c - written 7-22-03 - figured out that European version incompatibility
is due to using the wrong master code.
v2.35 - written 9-02-03 - a few corrections and a new master code section
added
v2.35a - written 9-03-03 - new host added
v2.36 - written 9-19-03 - new host added as well as the Spanish and Italian
version master codes
v2.36a - written 10-09-03 - new host and more notes added
v2.36b - written 11-11-03 - spammers decided to attack every e-mail listed in
my FAQ. I've removed all e-mails in the host section, but I must keep them
in a separate document for my own use. I replaced all instances of "@" with
a "." in case the spammer was using a harvester. The damage may have already
been done. I am very very sorry.
v2.36c - written 1-04-04 - added new host and a few more notes and fixes.
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Table of Contents
I. Master codes for all versions and devices that we know of
GSA. Gameshark V1/v2 codes
GSAA. English version codes
GSAAI. Introduction
GSAAa) Entering codes in VBA
GSAAA. Normal codes
GSAAII. Master codes
GSAAIII. Universal codes
GSAA1. Infinite HP in battle 1st pokemon
GSAA2. Quick level up code
GSAA3. Infinite master balls in first slot in item pocket code
GSAA4. Item codes for 1st slot of main pocket
GSAA5. 999 Stat hacks
GSAA6. Time codes
GSAA7. Porok codes
GSAA8. Full pokedex codes (all seen and caught)
GSAA9. Coin, ash sac, and win number codes
GSAA10. All badges, pokedex, and pokenavi codes (English only)
GSAA11. Have all PC decorations (English only)
GSAA12. 99 heart scales in second slot of item pocket (for move maniac)
GSAA13. Move maniac codes
GSAA14. Safari zone codes
GSAA15. Battle rate codes
GSAA16. Full light in dark caves code
GSAA17. One hit kill codes
GSAAB. "Type 6" codes
GSAAIV. Pokemonhacker's and Loading's FAQ
GSAA0. Version History, Copyrights & Special Notes.
GSAA1. Action Replay / Gameshark Codes.
GSAA1.0 Master Codes.
GSAA1.1 Gender & Max Genes Codes.
GSAA1.1.1 Always Male/Female Codes.
GSAA1.1.2 Always Maxed Genes Codes.
GSAA1.2 Pokémon Encounter Codes.
GSAA1.2.1 Wild Pokemon Modifier Codes.
GSAA1.2.2 Wild Pokemon's Level Modifier Codes.
GSAA1.3 Item & TH/HM Moves Codes.
GSAA1.3.1 Unlimited Items Code.
GSAA1.3.2 Make Pokémons learn any TM-HM Codes.
GSAA1.3.3 Make HM Moves erasable Code.
GSAA1.4 Miscellanous Codes.
GSAA1.4.1 Unlock Full Pokedex Codes.
GSAA1.4.2 Mirage Island Code.
GSAA1.4.3 Southern Island Event Codes.
GSAA1.4.4 Feebas's Tiles Code.
GSAA1.4.5 All badges, Pokedex, Pokenavi... Code.
GSAA1.4.6 Money Code.
GSAA1.4.7 Walk Through Walls Code.
GSAA1.4.8 Secret Trainer ID Codes.
GSAA1.4.9 All Pokémon in Pokedex Codes.
GSAA1.4.10 All Trainer in Trainer's Eyes Codes.
GSAA1.4.11 Share Experience After Battle Codes.
GSAA1.4.12 Trainer Card's Stars Codes.
GSAA1.4.13 Trainer Card's Back Codes.
GSAA2. Thanks.
GSAAV. Credits
GSAJ. Japanese Version codes
GSAJI. Introduction
GSAJa) Entering codes in VBA
GSAJA. Normal codes
GSAJII. Master codes
GSAJIII. Universal codes
GSAJ1. Infinite HP in battle 1st pokemon
GSAJ2. Quick level up codes
GSAJ3. Infinite master balls in first slot in item pocket code
GSAJ4. Item codes for 1st slot of main pocket
GSAJ5. 999 Stat hacks
GSAJ6. Time codes
GSAJ7. Porok game codes
GSAJ8. Full pokedex codes (all seen and caught)
GSAJ9. Coin, ash sac, and win number codes
GSAJB. "Type 6" codes
GSAJIV. Pokemonhacker's and Loading's FAQ
GSAJ0. Copyrights & Special Notes.
GSAJ1. Gameshark Codes.
GSAJ1.1 Shiny, Gender, and Max genes Codes.
GSAJ1.1.1 Always Shiny Codes.
GSAJ1.1.2 Always Male/Female Codes.
GSAJ1.1.3 Always Shiny & Male/Female Codes.
GSAJ1.1.4 Always Maxed genes Codes.
GSAJ1.2 Pokémon Encounter Codes.
GSAJ1.2.1 Wild Pokemon Modifier Codes.
GSAJ1.2.2 Wild Pokemon's Level Modifier Codes.
GSAJ1.3 Item & Moves Codes.
GSAJ1.3.1 Unlimited Items Code.
GSAJ1.3.2 Make Pokémons learn any TM-HM Codes.
GSAJ1.3.3 Make HM Moves erasable.
GSAJ1.3.4 TM-HM Moves modifier Codes.
GSAJC. More normal codes
GSAJ1.4 Miscellanous Codes.
GSAJ1.4.1 Unlock Full Pokedex Codes.
GSAJ1.4.2 Illusion Island Codes. (type 6)
GSAJ1.4.3 Trainer cards
GSAJ1.4.4 Trainer's eye codes
GSAJ1.4.5 Egg island codes
GSAJ1.4.6 Hinbasu enabler code (type 6)
GSAJ1.4.7 All badges, pokedex, pokenavi...
GSAJ1.4.8 Money code
GSAJ1.4.9 Walk through walls code (type 6)
GSAJ1.5 More miscellaneous codes
GSAJ1.5.1 Secret trainer ID (type 6)
GSAJ2. Thanks.
GSAJD. More "type 6" codes
GSAJV. Route 101 codes for Ruby
GSAJVI. Credits
PAR. Pro-Action Replay v3 codes
PARA. English version codes
PARAA. Normal codes
PARAII. Master codes
PARAIII. Universal codes
PARA1. Infinite HP in battle 1st pokemon
PARA2. Quick level up code
PARA3. Infinite master balls in first slot in item pocket code
PARA4. Item codes for 1st slot of main pocket
PARA5. 999 Stat hacks
PARA6. Time codes
PARA7. Porok game codes
PARA8. Full pokedex codes (all seen and caught)
PARA9. Coin, ash sac, and win number codes
PARA10. All badges, pokedex, and pokenavi codes (English only)
PARA11. Have all PC decorations (English only)
PARA12. 99 heart scales in second slot of item pocket (for move maniac)
PARA13. Move maniac codes
PARA14. Safari zone codes
PARA15. Battle rate codes
PARA16. Full light in dark caves code
PARA17. One hit kill codes
PARAB. "Type 6" codes
PARAIV. Pokemonhacker's and Loading's FAQ
PARA0. Version History, Copyrights & Special Notes.
PARA1. Pro action replay codes.
PARA1.0 Master Codes.
PARA1.1 Gender & Max Genes Codes.
PARA1.1.1 Always Male/Female Codes.
PARA1.1.2 Always Maxed Genes Codes.
PARA1.2 Pokémon Encounter Codes.
PARA1.2.1 Wild Pokemon Modifier Codes.
PARA1.2.2 Wild Pokemon's Level Modifier Codes.
PARA1.3 Item & TH/HM Moves Codes.
PARA1.3.1 Unlimited Items Code.
PARA1.3.2 Make Pokémons learn any TM-HM Codes.
PARA1.3.3 Make HM Moves erasable Code.
PARA1.4 Miscellanous Codes.
PARA1.4.1 Unlock Full Pokedex Codes.
PARA1.4.2 Mirage Island Code.
PARA1.4.3 Southern Island Event Codes.
PARA1.4.4 Feebas's Tiles Code.
PARA1.4.5 All badges, Pokedex, Pokenavi... Code.
PARA1.4.6 Money Code.
PARA1.4.7 Walk Through Walls Code.
PARA1.4.8 Secret Trainer ID Codes.
PARA1.4.9 All Pokémon in Pokedex Codes.
PARA1.4.10 All Trainer in Trainer's Eyes Codes.
PARA1.4.11 Share Experience After Battle Codes.
PARA1.4.12 Trainer Card's Stars Codes.
PARA1.4.13 Trainer Card's Back Codes.
PARA2. Thanks.
PARAV. Credits
PARJ. Japanese Version codes
PARJA. Normal codes
PARJII. Master codes
PARJIII. Universal codes
PARJ1. Infinite HP in battle 1st pokemon
PARJ2. Quick level up codes
PARJ3. Infinite master balls in first slot in item pocket code
PARJ4. Item codes for 1st slot of main pocket
PARJ5. 999 Stat hacks
PARJ6. Time codes
PARJ7. Porok game codes
PARJ8. Full pokedex codes (all seen and caught)
PARJ9. Coin, ash sac, and win number codes
PARJB. "Type 6" codes
PARJIV. Pokemonhacker's and Loading's FAQ
PARJ0. Copyrights & Special Notes.
PARJ1. Pro action replay codes.
PARJ1.1 Shiny, Gender, and Max genes Codes.
PARJ1.1.1 Always Shiny Codes.
PARJ1.1.2 Always Male/Female Codes.
PARJ1.1.3 Always Shiny & Male/Female Codes.
PARJ1.1.4 Always Maxed genes Codes.
PARJ1.2 Pokémon Encounter Codes.
PARJ1.2.1 Wild Pokemon Modifier Codes.
PARJ1.2.2 Wild Pokemon's Level Modifier Codes.
PARJ1.3 Item & Moves Codes.
PARJ1.3.1 Unlimited Items Code.
PARJ1.3.2 Make Pokémons learn any TM-HM Codes.
PARJ1.3.3 Make HM Moves erasable.
PARJ1.3.4 TM-HM Moves modifier Codes.
PARJC. More normal codes
PARJ1.4 Miscellanous Codes.
PARJ1.4.1 Unlock Full Pokedex Codes.
PARJ1.4.2 Illusion Island Codes. (type 6)
PARJ1.4.3 Trainer cards
PARJ1.4.4 Trainer's eye codes
PARJ1.4.5 Egg island codes
PARJ1.4.6 Hinbasu enabler code (type 6)
PARJ1.4.7 All badges, pokedex, pokenavi...
PARJ1.4.8 Money code
PARJ1.4.9 Walk through walls code (type 6)
PARJ1.5 More miscellaneous codes
PARJ1.5.1 Secret trainer ID (type 6)
PARJ2. Thanks.
PARJD. More "type 6" codes
PARJV. Route 101 codes for Ruby
PARJVI. Credits
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I. Master codes for all versions and devices that we know of
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These are not needed if you use an emulator!
If you aren't sure what master code you should be using, please check here.
You have to enter these codes in your Action Replay / Gameshark in order
to use the other codes of these FAQ. Don't use M, (M), (m) or m as the name
of the master code or the game will not let you active it (Thank you Tahnok
from www.gameFAQs.com).
also note that GSA or PAR device must be on before loading the game.
[Format taken from xyzman's readme file for his Pokemon calculator program]
-----------US/NA/UK version---------
AR v.3:
Pokemon Ruby:
DE00AAFD 2EBD05D0
530823D9 16558191
Pokemon Sapphire:
DE00AAFD 2EBD05D0
B4564EFE 23F44BF2
---------------------------
Older versions AR/GSA:
Pokemon Ruby:
9E6AC862 823AB7A8
46B7D9E4 A709E9E1
Pokemon Sapphire:
9E6AC862 823AB7A8
8365F8FA 817CF3E9
---------------------------
Codebreaker:
000025BB 000A
1000042C 0007
if that doesn't work, use these
codebreaker
Ruby
0000B138 000A
1000042C 0007
Sapphire
000056D0 000A
1000042C 0007
-----------------------------------
--------Japanese version-----------
Old versions of GSA/AR
Sapphire:
6E93895C C2679628
03514D3E 7157DA35
Ruby:
6E93895C C2679628
02BD3075 C9E2B4CE
---------------------------
AR v.3
Sapphire:
CD361343 4CF2A2BF
65C7640E 2099B840
Ruby:
CD361343 4CF2A2BF
1660CD84 4D5251F4
---------------------------
Codebreaker:
Sapphire
00002B1F 000A
10000434 0007
Ruby
00004798 000A
10000434 0007
-----------------------------------
--------French version-------------
AR v.3
Pokemon Rubis:
F57C7BCB ADC632B9
90A6E9C3 2D8D03E3
Pokemon Safir:
F57C7BCB ADC632B9
A43FB15C 1E8ECF5D
---------------------------
Old versions of GSA/AR
Pokemon Rubis:
683C7E7A 0102EC9F
DF9D42B9 0AAFD621
Pokemon Safir:
683C7E7A 0102EC9F
1CA30DA4 3F2C9EED
---------------------------
Codebreaker:
Sapphire
10000564 0007
0000F97B 000A
ruby
10000564 0007
0000ABFA 000A
-----------------------------------
--------German version-------------
AR v.3
Sapphire:
5E263E14 AD8EF97D
41C1BF4B 17EE5233
Ruby
5E263E14 AD8EF97D
851B05E0 594B5D88
---------------------------
Old versions of GSA/AR
Sapphire:
9CC58A90 36224243
67DCACBE 05C3BA0E
Ruby:
9CC58A90 36224243
9ECADB3B FBDD4712
---------------------------
Codebreaker:
Ruby
10000564 0007
00000A78 000A
Sapphire
10000564 0007
0000E1F8 000A
-----------------------------------
--------spanish version-------------
AR v.3
Sapphire:
33E6A427 056936FC
B02EF1DB D06782F2
Ruby:
33E6A427 056936FC
E87BA897 4FFD3634
---------------------------
Old versions of GSA/AR
Sapphire:
E63DA7BD 161720E3
2A095442 9AF614DC
Ruby:
E63DA7BD 161720E3
9EE2F297 F924AEF6
---------------------------
Codebreaker:
Ruby
1000055C 0007
000045A1 000A
Sapphire
1000055C 0007
00001E2C 000A
-----------------------------------
--------Italian version-------------
AR v.3
Sapphire:
33E6A427 056936FC
F5288E7B 33220035
Ruby:
33E6A427 056936FC
93A1C658 8DD5F1D0
---------------------------
Old versions of GSA/AR
Sapphire:
E63DA7BD 161720E3
2DB32A9B B94B6340
Ruby:
E63DA7BD 161720E3
B571CB0D FF0D0CA4
---------------------------
Codebreaker:
Sapphire
1000055C 0007
00005D09 000A
or
10000578 0007
00005D09 000A
Ruby
1000055C 0007
00000018 000A
or
10000578 0007
00000018 000A
(alternates courtesy of Cucciolopeloso of www.cmgsccc.com)
-----------------------------------
---------Euro version--------------
AR v3
Ruby
530823D9 16558191
8CF9C3C8 FD548197
Sapphire
B4564EFE 23F44BF2
8CF9C3C8 FD548197
-------------------------
GSAv1/2
Ruby
46B7D9E4 A709E9E1
FBC85C6B 793937A1
Sappphire
8365F8FA 817CF3E9
FBC85C6B 793937A1
-------------------------
codebreaker
Ruby
00007d44 000A
1000042C 0007
sapphire
00000b86 000A
1000042C 0007
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GSA. Gameshark V1/v2 codes
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GSAAI. introduction
Welcome to yet another FAQ. Today we'll be delving into Nintendo's Upcomming
(at the time) game: Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire. Specifically, we will in a sense
bend the fabric of reality for Pokeworld or wherever they come from, thanx to
the magic of Gameshark advance!
This FAQ is about codes for GameShark advance devices or Pro Action Replay for
the North American version of Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire.
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
GSAAa) Entering codes in VBA
to enter Gameshark codes in Visualboy Advance, here's a small tutorial:
1. Open visualboy Advance
2. Load up the game or "ROM" as we like to call it
3. At the top of the screen you should see a menue like this:
|--------------------------------------------|
|File Options Cheats Tools Help |
|____________________________________________|
click on "Cheats" and then go to the option "Cheat list..."
At the bottom of the new window that opened up, you should see 2 rows of 4
buttons each. Something like this:
|-----------------------------------------------------|
||---------------------------------------------------||
||code |Description |Status ||
||---------------------------------------------------||
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| |
|Restore Previous values |
| |
||--------| |--------| |------------| |--------------||
||code | |cheat | |Gameshark...| |CodeBreaker...||
||--------| |--------| |------------| |--------------||
||--------| |--------| |------------| |--------------||
||Remove | |Rem. All| |Enable/Dis. | | Ok ||
||--------| |--------| |------------| |--------------||
|-----------------------------------------------------|
4. Click on the "Gameshark" button. You should now see something like this:
|----------------------------------|
| |--------------------||
|Descritpion:| ||
| |--------------------||
| |
| |--------------------||
| Code:| ||
| | ||
| | ||
| | ||
| | ||
| | ||
| | ||
| | ||
| | ||
| |--------------------||
| |
| |----------| |------------| |
| | OK | | Cancel | |
| |----------| |------------| |
|----------------------------------|
5. Type the code(s) in in the big box labeled "Code".
-If a code has a space in it, remove the space (i.e. if the code looks
like this: xxxxxxxx yyyyyyyy, enter it like this: xxxxxxxxyyyyyyyy)
-All codes contain and only contain numbers 0-9 and/or letters A-F.
Do not use "O", "Q" or any other character that looks like "0" except "0"
-Don't confuse "4" and "A" or "8" and "B"
-If you can, Copy-Paste these codes instead of typing them out individually.
This will ensure accuracy.
-If a code has more than one line, all lines must be entered and active at
the
same time
6. Click OK on both menues to return to your game.
7. ???
8. Profit!
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GSAAII. Master codes
Let's start with some codes that work for both versions. First we'll need
some master codes:
You have to enter these codes in your Action Replay / Gameshark in order
to use the other codes of these FAQ. Don't use M, (M), (m) or m as the name
of the master code or the game will not let you active it (Thank you Tahnok
from www.gameFAQs.com).
also note that GSA or PAR device must be on before loading the game.
Pokemon Ruby Master Code :
9E6AC862 823AB7A8
46B7D9E4 A709E9E1
Pokemon Sapphire Master Code:
9E6AC862 823AB7A8
8365F8FA 817CF3E9
these are actual codes for Gameshark or Pro Action Replay*
Ugh!! If you are having trouble reading the master codes, please read
this. I wrote the master codes like this for pokemon Ruby for example.
Pokemon Ruby Master Code :
9E6AC862 823AB7A8
46B7D9E4 A709E9E1
Now below is how you are supoosed to read the codes as well as all codes in
this FAQ
Pokemon Ruby Master Code :
9E6AC862823AB7A8
46B7D9E4A709E9E1
This is how you are supposed to read them. You have to enter and activate
both lines. Please read all notes reguarding any codes in the FAQ
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
GSAAIII. Universal codes
Here are some codes based on hacks from other people. I hope I did this
right. If you have any problems with it, let me know via e-mail. If I
Gave credit of your hacks to someone else, please provide proof that I did
so. It must be dated for authenticity. If you made any of these hacks and
don't want them published as GSA codes, e-mail me and I will try to
accomodate your wishes.
[Origional hacks by Radical dreamer at http://www.cmgsccc.com/forums/]
GSAA1. Infinite HP in battle 1st pokemon (Will look like pokemon has 0 HP)
51488C4F 907B35D5
GSAA2. quick level up code (Turn off after you reach desired level or you won't
leave the battle. In VBA just disable it and it should stop on it's own.
Uncheck it in the cheat list and a "D" should appear to the right of it.
You could also just hit "Remove" and it should shut off)
Also note that these are one-hit kill codes too. If you did the code
successfully, you can test it by holding L and R durring your Attack and it
should kill the oponent poke in one hit.
Enter this code first to activate and deactivate the code by pressing and
holding L and R at the same time in battle. You have to press and hold the
L and R keys right after you see the "x gained # exp. ponits!" message. This
will help people with real GBAs. Make sure that the next code underneath it
is the quick level up code, or else it won't work. In fact, group this code
with the quick level up code if you choose to label and save the code. Make
sure that this code is first and the quick level up code is directly next and
below it.
[Thank you pokemonhacker]
You may want to remove any other pokes in your party while using these codes.
A wierd glitch i found is that sometimes pokes who didn't fight will get the
experience points instead and will start leveling on their own
FB089E40 B13D1214
Another note: This code will keep adding 25,443 exp so if you turn off the
code, it will add that amount of experience before it shuts off completely
so you will continue to gain levels until that exp gain gets finished.
A946FE8E 380AF65C
here's one for only 1,000 exp
DD855E20 B45F51E3
here's one for 0nly 500 exp
E425AD47 7EAE9C4D
here's one for only 100 exp
58EFC9F2 EF4CEF9E
here's one for 50 exp
917FFE9B FB4A6ABB
The growth rate will be slower the smaller the exp code you use. If you're
having trouble with stopping the level gain, try using a smaller code next time.
GSAA3. infinite master balls in first slot in item pocket. note that putting
masterballs in your item pocket will make them infinite as long as they aren't
transfered or moved. you can even enter the code, turn it off, save, and
they will still be there and still be infinite.
FA587517 C6604F09
GSAA3a. 99 rare candies in slot 2 in item pocket:
(see notes above)
A44AFB0B 6808D662
GSAA4. Item codes for 1st slot of main pocket 1st slot in main pocket 99 of
item
code
68E6EAC1 6AB638B4
Now we begin the long list of item codes for the first slot. If you
want them in the proper pocket, Move them to your PC and then retrieve them
again.
[List of labels courtesy of http://www.geocities.com/fat_parrot/rowr/RuSa.html
which is a translation of
http://www.tk2.nmt.ne.jp/~nadesico/code-gba/gba-pocketmonster_ruby-sapphire.html]
A97A5C99 A5C41C9B 000 ????????
910C4AFB 679BA66A 001 Master Ball
EE875C31 CEC90E53 002 Ultra Ball
5EEB6CF4 0D0A13F2 003 Great Ball
123EC001 4F5CB7FA 004 Pokeball
A16687DD 542EF412 005 Safari Ball
0EC2C6A5 495E579D 006 Net Ball
3B53887F 4C65B384 007 Dive Ball
C4FF8279 66689214 008 Nest Ball
944EFEF8 CE670A24 009 Repeat Ball
0A923385 D6B7B0B6 00A Timer Ball
A016762F C2966BA1 00B Gorgeous Ball
1A73E4F6 6090E68F 00C Premium Ball
B312DED8 6BD09E5A 00D Potion
576A65A7 5D83C8E3 00E Antidote
509727A0 8D071401 00F Burn Heal
8B4E2943 61E6C6C4 010 Ice Heal
57BC2353 63C90189 011 Awaken
71B1D38E 035CF3DC 012 Paralyz Heal
34339DD5 1EF5F784 013 Full Restore
F3B321E2 3ACD9A31 014 Max Potion
643A071F 9D828EEE 015 Hyper Potion
D21007A5 758A0AB9 016 Super Potion
2A391660 78F721E1 017 Full Heal
06FB9B8A E311F52C 018 Revive
1876EDD4 3AF04C39 019 Max Revive
CA94F919 39D24B95 01A Fresh Water
7968024E 9A2EA68C 01B Soda Pop
62FC3A75 CA15D1A0 01C Lemonade
49743A9D 19A01D6F 01D Moo Moo Milk
E1B8110A 2AFC79F1 01E Energy Powder
20507B4E 58C91963 01F Energy Root
1A4DF6F2 DCA61AF1 020 Dinner Crumbs
79554251 E9C8817D 021 Resurrection
F146DE58 9DB7C212 022 Ether
4FDD5DF3 132F4191 023 Max Ether
9BBC8A16 19735B43 024 Elixer
0B429C84 D8C2A295 025 Max Elixer
A806CD4F 89694072 026 Amp Cracker
08B60F5A 4A298C3F 027 Blue Beadol
83530298 D842311B 028 Yellow Beadol
76FB008B D4528415 029 Red Beadol
86F1DC8F 627D12F0 02A Black Beadol
EA6F515A 3522952A 02B White Beadol
20B1F471 54E206FE 02C Berry Juice
18466791 6F0899CB 02D Sacred Ash
4CC0E474 805E9F73 02E Beach Salt
E086D665 40E1E66E 02F Beach Shells
025D5080 84304EF1 030 Red Fragment
6BB4C139 68864F4E 031 Blue Fragment
EE9A064F 05B7C119 032 Yellow Fragment
26A776CA BBDBB14D 033 Green Fragment
2890D36A DC5B32CC 034 ????????
2399AA58 D402C718 035 ????????
B0375AFA 244B6DD1 036 ????????
EA06F610 3E6699D6 037 ????????
CF19E3A3 33A0897D 038 ????????
BA03451C 2ABFBD4F 039 ????????
2A3A1D7E 86EF0534 03A ????????
4B96611F 03BE1CAD 03B ????????
D81ECF7D 672DAF0C 03C ????????
527C8C54 5F18A675 03D ????????
BE185008 9F1D0E11 03E ????????
8792AC57 545F829D 03F HP Up
7561C864 8B561B91 040 Protein
32FE10A7 4BF7FBE6 041 Iron
706EF375 25C4FD10 042 Carbos
73288A33 161F95F1 043 Calcium
148ACF21 563F363D 044 Rare Candy
641ADA9D 31FAD61A 045 PP Up
BF24100F 6D23356C 046 Kitosan
E9134F6F ED25F2E4 047 PP Max
8A76460E E743D93C 048 ????????
C1903DDF 6E497CAC 049 Guard Spec
82FF65AC F635B63E 04A Dire Hit
02512B65 1098A5E8 04B X Attack
6A2EA8AD 8839AD7A 04C X Defend
D8E48D24 2B81ADF3 04D X Speed
9D4F75A2 0DCA7716 04E X Accuracy
3EDFCF41 66385A80 04F X Special
90DA412D 63E73F49 050 Pokeball
413F070B E8C0CD01 051 Eneko Tail
92DB7CBF 2218199F 052 ??????
96E361B5 750EC300 053 Super Repel
9C4C2A23 AFEF40A5 054 Max Repel
01FFD786 9E6F27B3 055 Escape Rope
B194BBDE 9578302A 056 Repel
4EAB5A82 2FD6482B 057 ????????
F026D08C 1BDD2C9C 058 ????????
93248207 8542941D 059 ????????
2939F16D B743963D 05A ????????
FC9632D4 6DA5ED7E 05B ????????
42AAD57B 7F62441C 05C ????????
2DA9475A BF7F9914 05D Sun Stone
6F73C575 3FB65869 05E Moon Stone
FAC5B86E C128F459 05F Fire Stone
AC227540 6CFB9922 060 Thunder Stone
3ADC8A34 00E19835 061 Water Stone
9C9B2736 397A8922 062 Leaf Stone
8265C50F 9F70F71A 063 ????????
B4276499 4D7CAC77 064 ????????
E4B60DD3 26984741 065 ????????
6C0043A8 6393167F 066 ????????
822239CF 17E24C4A 067 Tiny Mushroom
038DD0BD F32B6628 068 Big Mushroom
C497139D E5B16F2F 069 ????????
17E9118C F3539011 06A Pearl
10ABF8B2 2EBB05FD 06B Big Pearl
0953D692 702FB203 06C Star Piece
DD359307 0AED3CE2 06D Star Dust
83EA3B5D 5EFAA783 06E Nugget
4D98A6A6 1D8BD0CF 06F Heart Scale
D637624C 16EEFE4E 070 ????????
3011B191 5E201C2C 071 ????????
E4A03072 807F6447 072 ????????
7D9C60C7 06BED1B2 073 ????????
FB7BF61E 35C87A80 074 ????????
3812073C 778FF98C 075 ????????
BF9B9E4A B2B4AA09 076 ????????
8AC7941F 762E5908 077 ????????
B5A34AF3 15F9E95F 078 ????????
1A4124BA 53F5A6D0 079 Orange Mail
5927521C F714F636 07A Harbor Mail
C3EDEA53 C00AD9A1 07B Shiny Mail
73C6C506 F2224396 07C Mechanical Mail
E76E31DB B1612B40 07D Woody Mail
B98A56FA 87D7176F 07E Cross Mail
5907D32B 33AF53DA 07F Treasure Mail
FB33D900 7882267B 080 Shadow Mail
22E7DD9F 39E25CF5 081 Tropical Mail
B5AC917B 53473584 082 Dream Mail
C0B92E55 3E9A79CC 083 Miracle Mail
49901563 0C12E487 084 Retro Mail
575540EC E5816B87 085 Kurabo Fruit
99C5211A A526DD45 086 Kago Fruit
85FD4F28 6445E0AF 087 Momon Fruit
91C13F73 46FB8C54 088 Chiigo Fruit
8F803359 EE2A8807 089 Nanashi Fruit
E957EA1C 88287B79 08A Himeri Fruit
82B79965 AAE19A37 08B Oren Fruit
D28C33FE D71FC306 08C Kii Fruit
B203C5DD EAEC14A4 08D Ramu Fruit
7D5ECE70 7F1281CC 08E Obon Fruit
2DCD40CC 74D3CA6F 08F Fira Fruit
81F32B34 8A3981C1 090 Ui Fruit
30C4226E 8C7E5A07 091 Mago Fruit
457F8D18 10DE6AE5 092 Banji Fruit
993A779F 7028EA83 093 Ia Fruit
47A3E5BC 72EEE6BA 094 Zuri Fruit
4905C34F CA15914D 095 Burii Fruit
6C40E378 4FBCA3A5 096 Nana Fruit
17554BB6 F8F52723 097 Seshina Fruit
F6F8737C 82AE6CB9 098 Pairu Fruit
1BF36C01 090B781B 099 Zaroku Fruit
838FE733 83386B3D 09A Nekobu Fruit
5BA299A6 1D33A859 09B Taboru Fruit
136B89F7 09B6EB46 09C Rome Fruit
AFFD3CFC CF3B01E4 09D Ubu Fruit
283DB5FE F092FA9A 09E Matoma Fruit
15252161 D431B3C9 09F Mokoshi Fruit
32B0EB39 45481EAB 0A0 Gosu Fruit
02735BE4 992E8204 0A1 Rabuta Fruit
D4D256E6 A52EC3CC 0A2 Nomeru Fruit
724968B9 1C3B940C 0A3 Nowaki Fruit
D7B02B84 CFADD28D 0A4 Shiiya Fruit
8148A4E8 B756D13E 0A5 Kaisu Fruit
098893AA 2BB5D801 0A6 Dori Fruit
D42D1B2A 7EE37950 0A7 Beribu Fruit
9B874689 4977535B 0A8 Chiira Fruit
983C172C 92C07D43 0A9 Ryuga Fruit
D94A923D DF27A9F0 0AA Kamura Fruit
F7862837 A94D9AF5 0AB Yatabi Fruit
B3EFF67E 4D9AD87E 0AC Zua Fruit
59D89A17 C3C7730A 0AD San Fruit
6DF0A00E F12AB8BB 0AE Star Fruit
4CCC3AE9 495552F4 0AF Nazo Fruit
D41A8FF3 DE2160AD 0B0 ????????
56929C4C D7BC44E9 0B1 ????????
17FC2FF9 9EF1E389 0B2 ????????
6BEDDFE4 EEDA2AF2 0B3 Bright Powder
56DC1AA8 C0E6847D 0B4 White Herb
349AD5A3 8A6B5ECD 0B5 Magnificent Trainer
B453C9D2 D4AE04DD 0B6 Exp Share
A3CB5E3C 04A783F4 0B7 Quick Claw
98364632 F920D21A 0B8 Tranquil Bell
B059B6B9 FD82A3B8 0B9 Mental Herb
13E93AC8 4E0C7DE1 0BA Trouble Headband
436B7891 76B711F6 0BB King Symbol
42A689CA FEAE400B 0BC Silver Powder
B7EE894F B8AF6DE2 0BD Amulet Coin
5AEB4C56 C3A83D38 0BE Cleanse Tag
7DB2AB54 1F894442 0BF Heart Drop
55FF2343 98FAB491 0C0 Deep Sea Fang
71C272FB E53C5135 0C1 Deep Sea Scale
1EF2F36B 98D23540 0C2 Smoke Ball
539C5813 8DFF1EB3 0C3 EverStone
6D25713B 3E211EC6 0C4 Focus Band
D3CC7586 166F5137 0C5 Happy Egg
9D11B4A7 5D03C952 0C6 Focus Lens
051C8DFC 088E5C0A 0C7 Metal Coat
88F0F14C 06C3CD9B 0C8 Leftovers
029B51FD 4033A14E 0C9 Dragon Scale
3CAE1054 B8E6C59F 0CA Light Ball
61AAA93B 6A7FE812 0CB Soft Sand
3036B383 096CC295 0CC Hard Stone
1FEA56E0 FF0F5EB7 0CD Miracle Seed
5CFA7EF5 9C8AC697 0CE Black Glasses
940A1B83 A3137DE2 0CF Black Belt
DDFE6188 D84CF1F8 0D0 Magnet
F8A77C67 F5B35447 0D1 Mystic Water
26DC2571 608EF87B 0D2 Sharp Beak
A4A9206B 0EB91184 0D3 Poison Barb
28CAAB64 1ACEB8F1 0D4 Nevermelt Ice
B6914794 2FEE2266 0D5 Spell Tag
68406F09 80910A86 0D6 Twisted Spoon
3EBB21E7 8B07014F 0D7 Charcoal
E0AE000C 9C0113DD 0D8 Dragon Fang
10C69F0D 5DE3F2AE 0D9 Silk Scarf
A493E373 E3BBDE59 0DA Upgrade
C552D2D7 4F89E12C 0DB Shell Bell
AF43AFDB E7C52F18 0DC Tide Conduct
93ACC4E7 FD7AEAAB 0DD Easygoing Conduct
FF845516 D7BC5569 0DE Lucky Punch
A73FBFDB AEA42E00 0DF Metal Powder
8CE5624B 44E8EE9E 0E0 Thick Bone
87650823 11DE15C6 0E1 Long Leek
E04C6CC5 51DE8B21 0E2 ????????
622076B5 44598B76 0E3 ????????
CC27F534 07C92B81 0E4 ????????
447EAC50 53684D2C 0E5 ????????
CEEF86A4 5AF6E01B 0E6 ????????
220710B9 74EC4742 0E7 ????????
5C6C7795 02068016 0E8 ????????
26984CB1 9E1070DB 0E9 ????????
1DE6BC96 A146C3BF 0EA ????????
27759222 351FA60D 0EB ????????
7099020C D4EACB57 0EC ????????
24AD427F 2E60D19E 0ED ????????
D6B7CEC1 A746C995 0EE ????????
BF3AD033 BFD1B61C 0EF ????????
F21A01D2 5D3FC43D 0F0 ????????
C026F0A7 6B7E51F1 0F1 ????????
E56A85CB 1ED903A0 0F2 ????????
05C0BF8F 4A6F8DF9 0F3 ????????
2D20ACD6 1143B681 0F4 ????????
F4318BDC 8AEDD971 0F5 ????????
CDE8C534 C235758A 0F6 ????????
73A03E22 1097DCF2 0F7 ????????
CF749CA6 5B58AF77 0F8 ????????
A62BF06B 8A272940 0F9 ????????
A849C6FE 2D05E2D2 0FA ????????
18960F9D 86BFDC78 0FB ????????
1B8DD5DA 1D4B5FBC 0FC ????????
08C2FDB7 5C5C24A6 0FD ????????
62E93463 E29D36F1 0FE Red Bandana
3F296D41 D7A085FF 0FF Blue Bandana
01C6B597 49F71C06 100 Pink Bandana
2349F049 7A1F02DC 101 Green Bandana
B822B358 C1E2D948 102 Yellow Bandana
4241A66C 163DF4B1 103 Mach Bike
E170C83B 3B968C35 104 Coin Case
77E0417F FC7E07E4 105 ItemFinder
87504332 FEC6211C 106 Old Rod
34000669 3A0471D2 107 Good Rod
A339E769 F7C70EE4 108 Super Rod
F26059F2 2D7C7451 109 Boat Ticket
3D8D6479 AA46C366 10A Contest Pass
F9F6E538 93421C52 10B ????????
B364614C E33C057F 10C Wailmer Water
6A16373C C693DD86 10D Debon's Package
99EC217A 29D9A5E9 10E Ash Sack
945C6403 976E9943 10F Basement Key
22B168A4 328EA691 110 Dart Bike
352ACE0C 24F2F3C6 111 Porok Case
066394C4 7D293CCE 112 Letter to Daigo
F444CA88 ABDFE871 113 Infinite Ticket (Eon ticket)*
9B4526B7 F799D850 114 Red Marble
A27CEB1D 2D2FED5F 115 Indigo Marble
34894209 5687B9B2 116 Locator
E4C30FF1 B7A68C3D 117 GoGoGoggles
2A334754 8B2DEFC1 118 Meteorite
F97C806F ED26C2F8 119 Key to Room 1
5CA1D47A 78FA9E98 11A Key to Room 2
F8591678 F3559EC0 11B Key to Room 4
19D09227 A74250C6 11C Key to Room 6
10354BE8 EF4C09D0 11D Key to Storeroom
AA1464A7 520EDFFF 11E Root Fossil
FC03009B F2143F59 11F Claw Fossil
7C54460B 38C28B52 120 Debon Scope
EF84DCEC DEF3A11A 121 TM01 (Fighting Punch)
BFCE688C 4DA88D45 122 TM02 (Dragon Claw)
73B3355F 8AF8B1A2 123 TM03 (Water Surge)
347E1047 FA08AC7C 124 TM04 (Meditation)
E6CE24AA 19ED95CD 125 TM05 (Roar)
D4B777A4 E582A535 126 TM06 (Toxic)
D6C6EF61 63D99473 127 TM07 (Hail)
1871F9A4 EA7D15E1 128 TM08 (Build Up)
6D9301DC BD806D29 129 TM09 (Seed Machine Gun)
F374A56F 75FDB5B9 12A TM10 (Hidden Power)
01F8FFFB 1509667B 12B TM11 (Sunny Day)
5443F305 8E3F23B9 12C TM12 (Provoke)
DA80F273 34922576 12D TM13 (Ice Beam)
1A28F124 5C987F18 12E TM14 (Blizzard)
BD3F2F2D D470645B 12F TM15 (Hyper Beam)
BD18D57F 040A5CC0 130 TM16 (Light Screen
87D3BFF2 3A03E912 131 TM17 (Protect)
B1D7ABF7 7D5C626B 132 TM18 (Rain Dance)
864059F9 4A2BC401 133 TM19 (Giga Drain)
3547ECDE EA2CAE2B 134 TM20 (Safeguard)
50EAC515 D75D47B8 135 TM21 (Frustration)
2B574236 7A5D6F67 136 TM22 (Solar Beam)
611E787B 0294CB95 137 TM23 (Iron Tail)
CE9ED943 1F4F4433 138 TM24 (Thunderbolt)
3B2E4025 08B1000F 139 TM25 (Thunder)
186165EE 0ED98F1D 13A TM26 (Earthquake)
D4BA2ED7 4A55F32A 13B TM27 (Return)
0F5D813F 1C7C517E 13C TM28 (Dig)
EAB402B2 3CE6B83C 13D TM29 (Psychic)
5AC7DDCA AAF53275 13E TM30 (Shadow Ball)
F05A4ED4 B642956F 13F TM31 (Riverbed Breaker)
601F969A 81211AE9 140 TM32 (Double Team)
8D5C4FDB C7AE68AD 141 TM33 (Reflect)
ECE1A349 14E6ED26 142 TM34 (Electric Shock)
9D364849 788525E4 143 TM35 (Flamethrower)
5DA4E9D3 9BF3B0B5 144 TM36 (Sludge Bomb)
C741131A F2E55809 145 TM37 (Sandstorm)
10348FAE E28B41BD 146 TM38 (Fire Blast)
FF0AA30D 02337125 147 TM39 (Rock Seal)
C6F7DAFE BBBDD7A6 148 TM40 (Swallow Return)
76D5ED37 21BEC84A 149 TM41 (Ichamon)
11115B1C 56C3AB2B 14A TM42 (Bravado)
5931A80B A01D6C2D 14B TM43 (Secret Power)
0B3257A5 31CC293A 14C TM44 (Rest)
6D690D35 F0043413 14D TM45 (Attract)
80326FEC 71E00CBF 14E TM46 (Thief)
EEC40B65 14A41FC7 14F TM47 (Steel Wing)
74915E92 054A9107 150 TM48 (Skill Swap)
90129A61 AB159242 151 TM49 (Snatch)
675A0D5A E264D1D1 152 TM50 (Overheat)
3646C185 5196F78C 153 HM01 (Cut)
327ED2AB 11F94565 154 HM02 (Fly)
D83FC1CB 3DF397AD 155 HM03 (Surf)
C2508EDD C9439156 156 HM04 (Strength)
A352E002 EBA811CD 157 HM05 (Flash)
7043DCA9 2BA1FF11 158 HM06 (Rock Smash)
A90E207A BE355FB8 159 HM07 (Waterfall)
F12F5BBE 2045DEBD 15A HM08 (Diving)
Ignore the last 3 digits. Those were used in the list I pasted the
labels from. You'll need to put an item into slot 1 of your bag's
main item section which you want to change or get rid of, else the
code will over-write what ever is there.
Please note that no matter what you code for, it will always show up
there. Key items, berries, TMs, it doesn't matter. It will always be
in that slot.
*Eon ticket alone will not aloow you to go to the southern island. Use
pokemonhacker's southern island codes in his FAQ.
GSAA5. 999 Stat hacks
[Origional hacks by freakgamer at www.gameFAQs.com]
[Also thanx to mkeyes at www.cmgsccc.com for help with the english
codes for this one]
999 for all stats
Front one
HP
9843C0AE BAD0096D
149B5F4B 2F288CD5
Stats
9708CDBD BFD3661B
41D502BB EA21B31C
A337DD5A 7FE1A2D4
5189FAF9 8031679C
6E1C7974 4772038E
top
HP
F49D738D 03E90A38
F06350B2 5B1EF1FB
Stats
E738DB25 A76931CB
EA932CE6 78F29A1B
65A024FA 04A2E697
1599136A 37C40385
02E9C766 526C461E
2nd from top
HP
8AD874D1 617A226F
6B2142B0 DD9E590B
Stats
5CE59110 787F1A0C
B1D80AA5 AA7A73B0
CC694E80 BF334356
09477D25 BE475EAE
4064AC9D 9829A63D
3rd from top
HP
C994009A 9337127C
79508C8D A1A6EA00
Stats
650F254C DD8BEC11
A9ABD4BF 398E41E3
F0B65FE0 C552BAFE
95758A3D 2F3D4851
EE7B59A0 D888BE52
4th from top
HP
8E6B7264 EF3D6485
E5146576 A88F195A
Stats
16506958 338E0BA2
F243BAE5 4597F1A7
C8208BD0 8E765A79
29D204B3 E82E0745
5B5A91EE 29ED871F
bottom
HP
62C5BE59 46935091
7C9B623C 5C331EA0
Stats
EB5B3547 9B8994CB
5402E2CE 8AE35B6A
500D6FB6 A1AB2D36
A283771C A8E83E7C
C128B9B8 C825CA54
GSAA6. Time codes
[Origional hacks from RAMS' FAQ at www.gameFAQs.com and at www.kyogre.cjb.net]
[added thanx to omega2k and mort from www.cmgsccc.com for english code hacks]
Time changing code. The number indicate hour. These actually work to change
the tide. Just experiment until you find the right one.
Normal clock
532EA475 F9122428 - 12AM
3D24C67B 10D493A8 - 11pm
FF9E37BB 97ECB53D - 10pm
E74A4F42 64E5F923 - 9pm
3094320D 6CA012AB - 8pm
91502A97 91E35E9A - 7pm
70DE4756 EC56E98B - 6pm
10D3510A 4BD5EC3E - 5pm
153FEB3B 993BE158 - 4pm
8916CD1F 5FF479DF - 3pm
66B32612 0FB7706C - 2pm
307322F2 B1923CA6 - 1pm
D5EACE5F 5665E0B4 - 12pm
12F5C176 DF914B56 - 11am
B89E0AD5 B4092FE9 - 10am
E03BECB9 53861412 - 9am
6EF9CF6B 38D52AB3 - 8am
19ED7A57 FDF7D771 - 7am
2AF3A392 2D13A0B5 - 6am
BEC11E89 62185747 - 5am
73C623B8 73B233DB - 4am
5B0442C5 417B67E6 - 3am
AF01CCC2 05A33BBA - 2am
600082F2 7575FA6A - 1am
94D0F3BE C8D946B2 - 12am
Negative clock*
[origional hacks by baermoon at www.gameFAQs.com]
BE45AD0F 04364681 - 12am
A55090BE 0114DD95 - 11pm
905A09F4 BC919459 - 10pm
44B1CC73 C77913FF - 9pm
6D35D832 E9E502AC - 8pm
AA188E9F 23AD4B27 - 7pm
54256C7F 08909377 - 6pm
F4AA17A6 1122EC84 - 5pm
607D2019 FB1F3B89 - 4pm
5E2FC5D6 7C18C1A7 - 3pm
92E13482 5B02DB79 - 2pm
2BAA0BA5 5E1C1395 - 1pm
70C76059 2F11B6AA - 12pm
43B5342B 4ABBB5D4 - 11am
6D12163A 4DCAE1CF - 10am
41C6C352 43B668AC - 9am
B65D169D 61414A87 - 8am
CC649418 FC6B3A8F - 7am
A801B268 170DDAF6 - 6am
92F0A4B0 81AC09B4 - 5am
742500AD 0F62936F - 4am
EDF027CC 06B27038 - 3am
677893A5 C049F829 - 2am
95B47568 4BB4D9E4 - 1am
Normal clock reset days to 0
[origional hacks by baermoon at www.gameFAQs.com]
33A40C8D 59C6FF49
CF5A4A6F 36D8EB41
E127CED5 7ADC20F7
Negative clock reset days to 0
[origional hacks by baermoon at www.gameFAQs.com]
AE4BF6BC 811FEC31
0DDE7238 800FEA76
65BDD59C C0D7F908
Use the day reset codes if you are having problems with clock codes.
The negative clock codes should be the ones that controll events in
the game, however I posted both in-game clock codes just in case I'm
wrong.
GSAA7. Porok codes
Porok game codes
[origional hacks by Lim Soon keat]
Porok game codes
B72B6648 E96784C6(99 perfect hit)
2A3ECC63 E0E90B29(99 hit)
31F061B1 2F14FAC8(99 miss)
Enter these before trying the porok game at the contest houses, and
no matter what, you will get 99 at the end for the stat and finish
first.
These are for your oponents. If the whole thing is a combined effort,
then these will give them 99 stats too and should help improve your results
oponent 1
58ECF96C A4BCE2D7(99 perfect hit)
0CF30799 AC0E6310(99 hit)
C95D836E 49371E87(99 miss)
oponent 2
4129D8B0 98D9ED3A(99 perfect hit)
2AC2757A 0A45E4A7(99 hit)
4040E327 1AC7F2E7(99 miss)
Note: The japanese called them poroks. The US calls them pokeblocks. I use
the term "poroks" just because I'm comfortable with it.
lvl 80 porok
[Origional hack by xRagnarokx at www.cmgsccc.com]
D6AE07D1 0BFD5FE6
EB10351B 0DC59FD9
lvl 255 poroks with all attributes maxed and 99 feel
[origional hack by NoneofYours at www.cmgsccc.com]
[Thank you pokemonhacker for pointing out that they could be condensed]
lvl 255 red porok
D0699EF4 359FBEF9
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 blue porok
462AC393 1545B3E8
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 pink porok
D4CDD603 D2C65E35
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 green porok
652B3B03 CF0B6424
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 yellow porok
73044A18 C28477BC
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 purple porok
C2E1B439 1F418AC5
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 indigo porok
6D4D2454 BAD94985
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 brown porok
6445F90F D5FA108F
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 Liteblue porok
C03B884B DE86BDC8
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 Olive porok
A805E8F1 A1FFB74C
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 grey porok
E45CC601 4B29C759
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 black porok
1384B478 EF9BA398
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 white porok
9E9AAA0A 892E27DD
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 gold porok
D435773E AC78E08F
20133E6D F5E4F851
lvl 255 poroks with all attributes maxed and 0 feel
[origional hack by NoneofYours at www.cmgsccc.com]
lvl 255 red porok
D0699EF4 359FBEF9
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 blue porok
462AC393 1545B3E8
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 pink porok
D4CDD603 D2C65E35
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 green porok
652B3B03 CF0B6424
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 yellow porok
73044A18 C28477BC
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 purple porok
C2E1B439 1F418AC5
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 indigo porok
6D4D2454 BAD94985
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 brown porok
6445F90F D5FA108F
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 Liteblue porok
C03B884B DE86BDC8
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 Olive porok
A805E8F1 A1FFB74C
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 grey porok
E45CC601 4B29C759
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 black porok
1384B478 EF9BA398
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 white porok
9E9AAA0A 892E27DD
E717A596 5BAECE8F
lvl 255 gold porok
D435773E AC78E08F
E717A596 5BAECE8F
GSAA8. Full pokedex (all species, seen and caught)
[Origional hacks by pokemonhacker at www.cmgsccc.com and from pokemoncrystal
at www.gameFAQs.com]
(See pokemonhacker's FAQ section)
GSAA9. Coin, ash sac, and win number codes
[origional hacks from
http://www.tk2.nmt.ne.jp/~nadesico/code-gba/gba-pocketmonster_ruby-sapphire.html]
[Thanx to radical Dreamer for finding the shift for the US codes]
Coin Max
2D1C9C8C 61E508A8
Ash Sack Max
39DB46DE CD76DFA7
Cable Battle Wins, 9999 times
CA6E79AA 235640A6
Cable Battle Losses, 9999 times
E787FDB5 07EEE3A1
Pokemon Trades, 9999 times
4D4E93A3 66306620
Battle Tower Wins, 9999 times
A703EAF0 E3D1D769
Battle Tower Trainers Beaten, 9999 people
7782BF00 E1694862
GSAA10. All badges, pokedex, and pokenavi codes
[Origional hacks courtesy of Radical dreamer of www.cmgsccc.com]
Here's the all badges code:
FACF57F8 E652D19D Badges only.
06667212 95166111 Badges and Have pokedex
D20C31F1 82F3CA60 Badges, Pokedex, and Pokenav
*Use the one appropriate for what you have in the game. (if you already
have the pokedex, use the 2nd one. If you already have the pokenav, use
the 3rd one
GSAA11. Have all PC decorations (English only)
[Origional hacks by Radical dreamer and Jaroma-ru at www.cmgsccc.com]
Note: some decorations may be missing. Also codes must be entered in
groups and not all at once because VBA doesn't support this many codes
at once.
003764BF 32C78162
5F10EB93 194E97CA
F31C1E3A C3FE49C1
EEC45CE3 121AA517
683EE4BB 254F68F3
E76ADF45 9B7F081C
1B7A3EC5 4FF9378F
19B74914 732F4F1F
59220DAA 8CE40C27
D93FC865 EA6A1465
DF597AB2 F569EB39
EB14F8B5 1678989D
C52BB4BD 45D9A071
193203E9 86A64FED
4861D864 810BFC68
0042C357 115C25FB
B5154B73 B511E2C8
97F4F70C 98912AB4
7A11CC90 E9A0DA1B
EC28EF18 5FB5E1EC
2A9C1235 DAA70B43
4E18973D E6C62BC5
FA71684D 0B7AB835
1943D636 7A2138C9
B5124912 91FA866E
2493845D 7A914169
348D4338 8C086BDE
5FFA3FC4 D0DD0401
E13F5A14 AE3AE173
7C295D52 9677F560
C8C14475 020CE498
06B515F1 476C0126
99EF11F3 91A43C08
C361CBDF 10BD9E44
7DE7F819 816C5361
856BCD49 DEFE1769
DA13C03F F93A7654
5ECB7A6F 593D816D
1B75C157 3035A5A5
E3BC2FED 623EA01E
297ACDA1 D5B2F59D
46344E96 AF31E00B
78EFBADE B8A5C56C
B47B508B 98ADBD80
041C923D 54540782
622B6C2C 11AE8E45
42F33AD8 E1F2E670
E9FF53D2 4B6A6402
1D19CB3D 9F631223
951E12AE C02D3506
4DF15CC1 CE975CE5
F4B72376 86DC1589
8E60B514 2DAD34D9
A87B1187 A2088F2E
23373ECC 66A13334
5E052DF7 60158881
3D06260A 55343BF1
FBDE3AEC 36555DF0
A9E87336 C2E1FB1B
CFD648CE 08A48DB9
168E1DFB 26CF3CAB
9B5288F2 F499C948
A6BDF0C9 3AA20090
2945262B 51632BC4
D09766F1 9E62673A
0D22F13B B95ED05A
D75D7511 0BC18524
C75E349E 96FF8E2B
E7EBADD3 7C7AC767
8E6E4A8B B16C9079
145D8791 9D332704
3C0BF473 2FEB16A2
BA767C8C F8803209
6C298123 6054C927
352D0A81 0237659C
GSAA12. 99 heart scales in second slot of item pocket (for move maniac)
E0D04616 46FFC401
GSAA13. Move maniac codes
[origional hack from http://www.geocities.com/fat_parrot/rowr/RuSa.html
which is a translation of
http://www.tk2.nmt.ne.jp/~nadesico/code-gba/gba-pocketmonster_ruby-sapphire.html]
Here is how you use them:
1. Get heart scales
2. Go to fallarbor town and go into top the left-most house where you should
see a
fat guy.
3. Enter code for desired move
4. Make sure you have the poke you want to teach the move to with you
5. Talk to fat guy and give him a heart scale
6. Select the poke you want to teach the move to
7. Select the top-most move on the list and teach it to the poke
8. once the poke learns the new move, check and you'll see that it actually
learned the move you entered the code for.
[move list translation courtesy of pokemonhacker]
F8F9FE2F 21F4B727 000 - Empty Move
AF536358 A4F1BF11 001 - Pound
662E26C0 DF79C55E 002 - Karate Chop
2F1C8F9C B59A5E08 003 - Doubleslap
9EC5AF82 1916B815 004 - Comet Punch
E9C8E905 BB07D729 005 - Mega Punch
6D3C1078 5E5A0108 006 - Pay Day
A324B674 271F9BC7 007 - Fire Punch
03261C1D A79AB46C 008 - Ice Punch
2DC59282 D6584860 009 - Thunderpunch
33CA11E3 2EDD10A5 010 - Scratch
A94CD9A7 B3213623 011 - ViceGrip
993257F4 9A001576 012 - Guillotine
3709801E 7AE09023 013 - Razor Wind
2D33C1F2 953C122D 014 - Swords Dance
E6FDBCAA 7C2AFD51 015 - Cut
440AD37F 50FEFAC3 016 - Gust
7A44C4D3 F40AE7C4 017 - Wing Attack
B757B6AF B0C564D4 018 - Whirlwind
74A6BC49 52897A68 019 - Fly
0F611A0B 92B2A88A 020 - Bind
A21905CA CB210F21 021 - Slam
2AFC552B FAD64B6F 022 - Vine Whip
7452479A 785E792E 023 - Stomp
88A98CA5 FB3AC17A 024 - Double Kick
CAC9CD35 9D818801 025 - Mega Kick
E7BB08FB AF5F62F6 026 - Jump Kick
4A53917A 567CB69D 027 - Rolling Kick
3BA3B695 675AA2AE 028 - Sand-Attack
018F0F12 CFDDBFB8 029 - Headbutt
85B84F72 F27041BD 030 - Horn Attack
122659DD 06FD2C9A 031 - Fury Attack
27FCB966 857A91A0 032 - Horn Drill
76448459 ED87ACF5 033 - Tackle
D9BB46CE DEB824CE 034 - Body Slam
65F99D75 E022CA07 035 - Wrap
CDE7DAA3 F84038A6 036 - Take Down
118A979E C8BAD9A1 037 - Thrash
6248AC26 2C500465 038 - Double-Edge
2C42696B D40035D4 039 - Tail Whip
DD915B33 B7C71C96 040 - Poison Sting
9BEE70F4 18F3340F 041 - Twineedle
AA43799F 3FE3519B 042 - Pin Missile
A37E6359 62804DFD 043 - Leer
52168A3D FEA31E7B 044 - Bite
916CF340 85CA44E8 045 - Growl
AF913F98 BA392E5C 046 - Roar
BA978810 107DC45D 047 - Sing
0032E6B8 02423A94 048 - Supersonic
84B5AA2C C1E60D47 049 - Sonicboom
A85F0777 213A57FA 050 - Disable
074C6442 220ABF64 051 - Acid
A996461F E88372A7 052 - Ember
8CD7750B 0FD6808E 053 - Flamethrower
5ED3B29A 0F5CC6C4 054 - Mist
D14DAEAF E705281A 055 - Water Gun
109ED4A5 D38FED21 056 - Hydro Pump
80DAF8D7 540B2CB0 057 - Surf
A2694153 25E83A95 058 - Ice Beam
85B86516 7978C21A 059 - Blizzard
37BDFACD 3A77D1C0 060 - Psybeam
DCD8CB2A E5BEEF3E 061 - Bubblebeam
947F47D0 44102FD8 062 - Aurora Beam
8039A7F4 3C5E8C4E 063 - Hyper Beam
CD17531A 139AA7EC 064 - Peck
C1DBB59F 79EDAF30 065 - Drill Peck
9DB9BCCD 02251833 066 - Submission
D37D6095 6D24F21C 067 - Low Kick
57FD854B 90E10AED 068 - Counter
C1A31468 8829A33D 069 - Seismic Toss
E1E1E6E3 51C15287 070 - Strength
CD804409 BD10B113 071 - Absorb
A5C435DB F94FFAB3 072 - Mega Drain
6ABD2DA9 CF194803 073 - Leech Seed
14CCF47A 8AB0ECDA 074 - Growth
B57AC0F4 9C179B18 075 - Razor Leaf
42F371A8 C387F530 076 - Solarbeam
4176A6F8 AD3D5502 077 - Poisonpowder
A859C36F 53630023 078 - Stun Spore
59476156 6BD06AD9 079 - Sleep Powder
AA789A9F 94080799 080 - Petal Dance
B2278A05 31FD22F2 081 - String Shot
868BC3F9 8346232E 082 - Dragon Rage
873046C8 3619F940 083 - Fire Spin
A37D432A 912BFF7D 084 - Thundershock
96E06E82 AF2E6A1E 085 - Thunderbolt
48843533 D75B5539 086 - Thunder Wave
301B052E 9C0CBFB1 087 - Thunder
FA0BEA17 DAC63776 088 - Rock Throw
1FE146C1 3003F916 089 - Earthquake
2CECFBE7 44053E2F 090 - Fissure
0AD9018E 810ACF43 091 - Dig
1D852F26 1344C778 092 - Toxic
B0AABD94 336B0754 093 - Confusion
EA812FBD EF26645E 094 - Psychic
639D354E 2CBC0B79 095 - Hypnosis
4F12314F 31C0EBD2 096 - Meditate
33085161 A6740AC3 097 - Agility
F7AC1778 A5F8D577 098 - Quick Attack
D51A7C1C B11ABA02 099 - Rage
FC1455F1 7DD4381F 100 - Teleport
F517EF27 F4B924F7 101 - Night Shade
D3A76106 B5875498 102 - Mimic
18A35F31 D5094101 103 - Screech
F95B470E 884833E7 104 - Double Team
9D929356 4045209E 105 - Recover
2CD49769 870FDED6 106 - Harden
89327E45 E4418BB1 107 - Minimize
65366C7D F818F035 108 - Smokescreen
D8E1C6C6 908494AF 109 - Confuse Ray
64ABD82C 9C0ECFFC 110 - Withdraw
78F9E115 4BE6235C 111 - Defense Curl
D27E4849 651FC94A 112 - Barrier
FA06E0A2 F96D1E4A 113 - Light Screen
EF38FBAF 9F13E67E 114 - Haze
C60F6477 45B6A87B 115 - Reflect
A8C42055 695FDBB5 116 - Focus Energy
2D8E2033 FBED0B6F 117 - Bide
41A4744C F08612CE 118 - Metronome
588DA182 325559C2 119 - Mirror Move
8209000E B209E9AD 120 - Selfdestruct
88C07358 99C348F4 121 - Egg Bomb
FF450227 7785EE09 122 - Lick
44009515 12991CC3 123 - Smog
C548B09F AED2262E 124 - Sludge
6E72E030 7A4EA6FB 125 - Bone Club
F8183351 AE192C19 126 - Fire Blast
5510A1B6 1C96A7A5 127 - Waterfall
BF0B0E75 50F7C388 128 - Clamp
9DE18D55 1BE18B37 129 - Swift
34F99BC0 C2A70130 130 - Skull Bash
1BC46CEF CB63DF0E 131 - Spike Cannon
F83E8C61 2D3DFD51 132 - Constrict
19AAE9D9 997AE74D 133 - Amnesia
8D05FEE0 BFCE4FAB 134 - Kinesis
C52F2810 2F206D67 135 - Softboiled
DCD68140 4EA6D55D 136 - Hi Jump Kick
4194951F 19F41063 137 - Glare
78E0302B 81750E25 138 - Dream Eater
3007707E 1A6848BB 139 - Poison Gas
289E8298 385F71CC 140 - Barrage
E91019EC E596D71E 141 - Leech Life
539FBF92 B0C5AA9B 142 - Lovely Kiss
DC930EA7 E1E2FE43 143 - Sky Attack
5CD284DE 8390BA9B 144 - Transform
7D279F8C F3F40435 145 - Bubble
7991CF06 D5AF599E 146 - Dizzy Punch
5FD14067 175A7CCC 147 - Spore
B5D68E52 EF85CB3D 148 - Flash
0D935F9C 5338FBB2 149 - Psywave
0FC50279 D2317A58 150 - Splash
E061BA16 BF0107CD 151 - Acid Armor
B607D4E6 E191E014 152 - Crabhammer
0A9FA091 F1CC328B 153 - Explosion
00017D8F F78A68B5 154 - Fury Swipes
08AF7ABA 27EEE84A 155 - Bonemerang
351F33E3 DBCF8C44 156 - Rest
A94DD28D 11F5D153 157 - Rock Slide
691E0C28 71EF2A9C 158 - Hyper Fang
9728756E 4C5B4F4A 159 - Sharpen
002F4B3B 3B071AEF 160 - Conversion
D72BBB66 29C53ABC 161 - Tri Attack
53CE9865 EAD6FA18 162 - Super Fang
0EF21E06 3E6A35D4 163 - Slash
123C702B D65F3C11 164 - Substitute
E6138EEE 2C57F670 165 - Struggle
93229C4F 5E409E8C 166 - Sketch
C50EE3C7 770C45EA 167 - Triple Kick
45FFA8C9 D7FE225D 168 - Thief
B18D4DA6 A5DA8355 169 - Spider Web
CB89B92D 1D76DF0D 170 - Mind Reader
4A188019 8F1D517F 171 - Nightmare
1FF5E6FA 6A162F2A 172 - Flame Wheel
E25AB755 B02FCB8A 173 - Snore
DF14B9CB E4546E1B 174 - Curse
C0BC61FF A09A9316 175 - Flail
13AADABB 589E47F4 176 - Conversion 2
FBDCC0FE 6E146F91 177 - Aeroblast
5DA31FFB AC06DF54 178 - Cotton Spore
FFAE0089 F380DEBC 179 - Reversal
57360694 9A8F439F 180 - Spite
E33BA067 8C4EDD58 181 - Powder Snow
981653C8 D5212B8B 182 - Protect
789F5CD8 52C4FF99 183 - Mach Punch
0B4A07B0 30C05A3C 184 - Scary Face
B415B262 D6425157 185 - Faint Attack
B2F90115 BD51E9DE 186 - Sweet Kiss
FF72794D D67BA341 187 - Belly Drum
E0612575 64559B41 188 - Sludge Bomb
38E18B8B 1F7B8190 189 - Mud-Slap
AE10ABBA A2319D19 190 - Octazooka
9C790436 C6A56C72 191 - Spikes
AF42C181 E0DDD42A 192 - Zap Cannon
3A2B7BCB 7B253259 193 - Foresight
A2790367 0794E437 194 - Destiny Bond
57A8754E A6B291BA 195 - Perish Song
6441522E 33DC426F 196 - Icy Wind
4BFFB2E1 6756AAEC 197 - Detect
42A43F9A 1677BEB7 198 - Bone Rush
DE9AFAA6 71152075 199 - Lock-On
04E07D14 75531DA0 200 - Outrage
6B05A1BF 11568CDA 201 - Sandstorm
C9C5408D CA158DEC 202 - Giga Drain
8D885EB3 4A77263B 203 - Endure
AC96D62F AF84E9A5 204 - Charm
781ECE04 BC1D795D 205 - Rollout
F596E98D 774227ED 206 - False Swipe
C688CAE7 10A80EE8 207 - Swagger
8DBBCC48 F9466A6B 208 - Milk Drink
FA5D6FC1 456751A5 209 - Spark
D7D38492 672B1DD6 210 - Fury Cutter
C1559879 FBB054D4 211 - Steel Wing
A05B6AB0 0D2CA6C8 212 - Mean Look
9D8950D4 4300D7F5 213 - Attract
9A701D9F 678C4C4B 214 - Sleep Talk
146DAA68 92644E09 215 - Heal Bell
ECA2F0C1 7EE3E4E2 216 - Return
6688F058 DB5A646E 217 - Present
BAF7199A EC0EB084 218 - Frustration
599D4545 D22BD2AA 219 - Safeguard
86AA0D2B CC120F89 220 - Pain Split
035345E3 704A816C 221 - Sacred Fire
4E6A815B F4DD9B66 222 - Magnitude
97A16296 B1E940DB 223 - Dynamicpunch
67D0F9A1 BD8415AD 224 - Megahorn
C53C39A4 F022632E 225 - Dragonbreath
D65E7B4C A5C81544 226 - Baton Pass
B6D30E21 2FE0ADE1 227 - Encore
B5C4A6C6 A99B9D9E 228 - Pursuit
E671FA3D 13EB4DBB 229 - Rapid Spin
41AC4211 CFED51FB 230 - Sweet Scent
29EEAC77 97771240 231 - Iron Tail
1F58852E CB67EC71 232 - Metal Claw
D3F474F4 B34B8CE5 233 - Vital Throw
79B93556 E3215C41 234 - Morning Sun
A89E27E8 81AE5703 235 - Synthesis
5D24D174 0F93DA95 236 - Moonlight
D0E0A339 14AD9B7E 237 - Hidden Power
38A3E576 C93F4F93 238 - Cross Chop
11DB51A8 9AFB1D09 239 - Twister
6EDAA00E F4972FED 240 - Rain Dance
49E66F28 0C44A5D4 241 - Sunny Day
65520C7A F808194D 242 - Crunch
8392B6D4 63157D49 243 - Mirror Coat
C9134FBC C402A5F1 244 - Psych Up
B4D936A8 EF17C45D 245 - Extremespeed
6054E984 36A92C49 246 - Ancientpower
83F93930 43F39EBF 247 - Shadow Ball
3F46F5D8 B5F9E8DE 248 - Future Sight
BDA4C542 CAB2D6D8 249 - Rock Smash
5DCD35E8 65301578 250 - Whirlpool
57C3D288 3DA2A7DD 251 - Beat Up
C4DC2353 75875404 252 - Fake Out
4D20F1B1 9558EF26 253 - Uproar
D0886CCF DF5A3389 254 - Stockpile
ABD40E8F 0473B9C8 255 - Spit Up
09384623 2BB9FD71 256 - Swallow
2906CE56 07063E9D 257 - Heat Wave
294B3594 F94D886D 258 - Hail
05A3B8CE A179C527 259 - Tornment
B98D942B FB1D53D0 260 - Flatters
E925FB3F 8906A8CF 261 - Will-O-Wisp
33AFBDE8 67A45E06 262 - Memento
C0BE09A5 7CB172E1 263 - Facade
D622D71A A5880E55 264 - Focus Punch
CD02DDF7 25C896D4 265 - Smellingsalt
7C362FD7 E8EBACCE 266 - Follow Me
6DEC458D 2E795ADE 267 - Nature Power
C11851C1 80C84060 268 - Charge
D6EBE6E1 7E1779F3 269 - Taunt
FB0EFFA2 DE9C1575 270 - Helping Hand
2AFF7C62 9CDB7D3B 271 - Trick
8DE6779B 26D2893A 272 - Role Play
E94E58CE 7C2DC62D 273 - Wish
D404434C 1F15BC9D 274 - Assist
7CBFCAD9 A1573C09 275 - Ingrain
A3855CCD C9FB3CCB 276 - Superpower
B5371AEA A4BF212E 277 - Magic Coat
98464B10 B0BC1E68 278 - Recycle
33A64B52 66EF891E 279 - Revenge
E036AE62 4FC5FD97 280 - Brick Break
37779FB7 51BF6129 281 - Yawn
101F1B74 48704842 282 - Knowk Off
D6CD7125 61507C40 283 - Endeavor
453CD141 10BCD868 284 - Eruption
D901AAAC 4E9A4754 285 - Skill Swap
4B0CDD57 670F2ECE 286 - Imprison
942A8845 6FCCDAB0 287 - Refresh
A66BCF12 81B994F2 288 - Grudge
B0A00306 B9229028 289 - Snatch
8FDA52A8 07E0BE23 290 - Secret Power
7580A2D9 47862666 291 - Dive
9AE90AFE C682750E 292 - Arm Thrust
58306888 25610B40 293 - Camouflage
13FBC526 07BBFCE2 294 - Tail Glow
F175EA00 DE26D4CD 295 - Luster Purge
524922EB 6F82FBCE 296 - Mist Ball
19190803 4773DA70 297 - Featherdance
06A904AB 4ABD25C6 298 - Teeter Dance
71588FDE 89E15B38 299 - Blaze Kick
0D4B1A18 A799831F 300 - Mud Sport
74F34042 A55BD366 301 - Ice Ball
20164143 F9685C9B 302 - Needle Arm
FD0F1430 DD2716FD 303 - Slack Off
B7D746D7 24E949DC 304 - Hyper Voice
6B8CC006 DF5436FC 305 - Poison Fang
EDECE8F3 9F72F6B0 306 - Crush Claw
81648070 978B4000 307 - Blast Burn
17DECF7F EE7EE9AE 308 - Hydro Cannon
58E6D7C4 5EAF8702 309 - Meteor Mash
10AF8B29 7A6253E9 310 - Astonish
4CE56262 C5E7412D 311 - Weather Ball
A16961DC 8B61CA64 312 - Aromatherapy
9426FAAC A60B022F 313 - Fake Tears
F14FA21D C1588DF6 314 - Air Cutter
F3FA63CD 95942F27 315 - Overheat
61867CF3 B4B7C8C1 316 - Odor Sleuth
C0007F11 78A91A63 317 - Rock Tomb
9B5CFEA4 B78FADB3 318 - Silver Wind
4095C217 44C01D69 319 - Metal Sound
3D459F90 88BA8ED4 320 - Grasswhistle
68F5AD08 ABE1C80A 321 - Tickle
63B3B87B 910D5B2C 322 - Cosmic Power
92D8B9E7 E4BE36EA 323 - Water Spout
89802CF3 B9D1FC08 324 - Signal Beam
9EF2FDF3 28327183 325 - Shadow Punch
FF43F61D 5EB36DFF 326 - Extrasensory
EBAF9D53 34A7F8F1 327 - Sky Uppercut
A231AFB4 20579023 328 - Sand Tomb
91277448 D28D1456 329 - Sheer Cold
F14A02A2 E4199865 330 - Muddy Water
ED5FD2B9 380F103C 331 - Bullet Seed
613500C1 11945224 332 - Aerial Ace
0B297B0C F1F1FF51 333 - Icicle Spear
A38551EC 49CEC239 334 - Iron Defense
34A6440A D19B604D 335 - Block
01E3A63A 9C89656B 336 - Howl
500403C2 036889DA 337 - Dragon Claw
45B6DB93 02322022 338 - Frenzy Plant
149C3CB7 3E220922 339 - Bulk Up
72ABD1C7 AD1CA736 340 - Bounce
5589834A 2F2D13BC 341 - Mud Shot
AD2BB52E 4C8B7BCB 342 - Poison Tail
1931B43F 3219C5B5 343 - Covet
8B0773A6 729ACAC3 344 - Volt Tackle
D82FBDAE E9FEBBE9 345 - Magical Leaf
8F4E6DFE C76C535F 346 - Water Sport
CE10CECF 0C787895 347 - Calm Mind
44FDCDC1 07FC432A 348 - Leaf Blade
A369A0F9 4C18A62D 349 - Dragon Dance
290286EA 7C7912A9 350 - Rock Blast
F0A0E8E7 DC255F4C 351 - Shock Wave
F1C680A1 DF188961 352 - Water Pulse
FB2AD2A0 25A8B85E 353 - Doom Desire
01CB74D4 F83CED62 354 - Psycho Boost
GSAA14. Safari zone codes
[origional hacks by Nonofyours at www.cmgsccc.com]
Safari zone infinite steps.
When you wanna get out turn the code off and walk a few steps
Note: deactivate code while on bike or time will run out.
[Thank you GBA Master <maj.hmcltd.net>]
27E4C76C 925C042E
infinite safari balls
AAB7409C B1DAFD3F
GSAA15. Battle rate codes
[origional hacks by radical dreamer at www.cmgsccc.com]
Quick Battle start
*You know how when you get into a battle, it does that music and flashes
the screen a few times before the battle starts? Well this removes the few
flashes and jumps right into the fade-in part of the battle start sequence.
39FBF50A C6AFFCAA
No random battles
BE0BA801 5694A162
GSAA16. Full light in dark caves code
[Origional hack by Jaroma-ru at www.cmgsccc.com]
B0C9337D3C41A17B
GSAA17. One hit kill codes
[Origional hacks by blackice at www.cmgsccc.com]
Note: These cause errors if used durring a trainer batttle
1E5DA4DA 0C9BF4B2
68D210B5 4D1CF662
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GSAAIV. Pokemonhacker's and Loading's FAQ
Here is the most accurate set of codes found to date. All credit for finding
them goes to pokemonhacker and Loading. I've been given special permission to
include their FAQ within my own FAQ from Pokemonhacker himself.
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Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire USA AR/GSA Codes FAQ
Ver 1.5
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0. Version History, Copyrights & Special Notes.
1. Action Replay / Gameshark Codes.
1.0 Master Codes.
1.1 Gender & Max Genes Codes.
1.1.1 Always Male/Female Codes.
1.1.2 Always Maxed Genes Codes.
1.2 Pokémon Encounter Codes.
1.2.1 Wild Pokemon Modifier Codes.
1.2.2 Wild Pokemon's Level Modifier Codes.
1.3 Item & TH/HM Moves Codes.
1.3.1 Unlimited Items Code.
1.3.2 Make Pokémons learn any TM-HM Codes.
1.3.3 Make HM Moves erasable Code.
1.4 Miscellanous Codes.
1.4.1 Unlock Full Pokedex Codes.
1.4.2 Mirage Island Code.
1.4.3 Southern Island Event Codes.
1.4.4 Feebas's Tiles Code.
1.4.5 All badges, Pokedex, Pokenavi... Code.
1.4.6 Money Code.
1.4.7 Walk Through Walls Code.
1.4.8 Secret Trainer ID Codes.
1.4.9 All Pokémon in Pokedex Codes.
1.4.10 All Trainer in Trainer's Eyes Codes.
1.4.11 Share Experience After Battle Codes.
1.4.12 Trainer Card's Stars Codes.
1.4.13 Trainer Card's Back Codes.
2. Thanks.
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GSAA0. Version History, Copyrights & Special Notes.
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V1.0 : 1st release.
V1.1 : Made some corrections, added Secret Trainer ID and All Pokemon
in Pokedex Codes.
V1.2 : Added Trainer's Eyes Codes.
V1.3 : Added Share Experience After Battle Codes.
V1.4 : Added Trainer Card's Stars and Trainer Card's Back Codes.
This document is (c)2003 by Pokemonhacker and loading/pika (hen2k.gmx.de).
We worked hard to create these codes so please dont steal them!
All trademarks and copyrights contained in this document are owned by their
respective trademark and copyright holders. If you plan to use theses codes
in your FAQ/Website, give credits where it's due. And we do NOT authorize
people to use these codes for any commercial use.
Special Note 1 : All these codes are in Action Replay / Gameshark format, and
work for both Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire games. Most of these codes use a
feathure that exists ONLY in the Action Replay / Gameshark. That means
these codes won't likely be ported to CBA (Code Breaker Advance), unless
they upgrade their device...
Special Note 2 : We put some informations about Nintendo being able to spot
if you hacked the game. If you plan to Link you game to the NGC, or transfer
Pokémons with the next Pokémon game, don't use codes that Nintendo can spot.
Remember : cheating is bad :)
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GSAA1. Action Replay / Gameshark Codes.
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GSAA1.0 Master Codes.
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You have to enter these codes in your Action Replay / Gameshark in order
to use the other codes of these FAQ.
Pokemon Ruby Master Code :
9E6AC862 823AB7A8
46B7D9E4 A709E9E1
Pokemon Sapphire Master Code:
9E6AC862 823AB7A8
8365F8FA 817CF3E9
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GSAA1.1 Gender & Max Genes Codes.
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GSAA1.1.1 Always Male/Female Codes.
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Enter one of these codes and you'll set the gender of the next wild Pokémon
you'll see (if it has any gender or course).
Note : It can still be Shiny, but with a chance of 1/8192.
If you use theses codes, Nintendo might know that your Pokémon has been
hacked.
Always Female Pokémons Code :
B917F77E0FD658EB
Always Male Pokémons Code :
3537AAD42B010F73
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GSAA1.1.2 Always Maxed Genes Codes.
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Max genes for wild Pokémons:
60C7C02882820B6F
2CEFA3FD3A1F566D
871BD5C005576B47
6BE4C32E95BE05E2
20DAB881C1E06EF7
6568BC1F64A183EE
Note: You can enter any one of these 7 codes to max out one specific gene,
however, we don't know which line does what yet, so experiment away!
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GSAA1.2 Pokémon Encounter Codes.
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GSAA1.2.1 Wild Pokémon Modifier Codes.
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Once you've enter one code, you'll encounter only one kind of Pokémon, until
you reload your game. Theses codes work with the wild Pokémons you encounter
by walking in the grass, walking in the caves, and surfing (that means it
won't work for fishing).
This codes will only make you fight "old" Pokémons. We might add new Pokémons
later...
Note 1 : In case you didn't notice, the Pokémons are listed using the old
Pokédex numbers.
Note 2 : Never activate two of these codes at the same time!
Note 3 : Do not activate a wild level mod code and wild species mod code at the
same
time. It will not work!
If you use theses codes, Nintendo might know that your Pokémon has been
hacked.
Remove - Use this for the game to act normally. This will fix problems
with wild poke codes not turning off after being removed. disable the
wild poke code you are using and then enter and enable these codes and your
random battles will go back to normal.
Thank you again labmaster!
Remove - Use this for the game to act normally.
For VBA where you used the 3-line wild poke code, use all 3 of these:
FF57AEB3 C8992DF9
45216134 ED3AEB49
492A7105 38EDD2D9
For real GBAs, where you can't use any 3-line wild mod codes, please use
this code:
492A7105 38EDD2D9
And some notes from Labmaster:
Thanks to Pokemonhacker and Loading who hacked the JAP version of these codes,
these are the US version codes though. They've posted the codes from 1-250 on
their FAQ but they have yet to include the 'new' Pokemon codes (as they are 3
line Type 6), so that's why this is here.
Note: They're Type 6 GSA, meaning you have to reload the cartridge to nullify
they're effect. Actually, if you put on the 'Remove' code, that's listed at the
top, the game will act normally. You can also put on a code, battle, take it
off, then put on a different code. There have been no known side effects from
doing this. Also, codes 251-386 WILL NOT WORK on a normal GSA. This is a common
problem with Type 6 codes, and there is nothing that can be done about this at
the moment.
Another Note: Like most GSA codes, you USE THESE AT YOUR OWN RISK. I WILL NOT
ACCEPT ANY
RESPONSIBILITY FOR CORRUPTED SAVE FILES OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT. THESE CODES ARE
KNOWN TO BE
VERY BUGGY. THEY'VE BEEN TESTED ON VBA WITHOUT ANY DIFFICULTY, SO THERE'S
NOTHING WRONG WITH
THE CODES.
DO NOT EMAIL ME COMPLAINING THAT THEY DO NOT WORK ON YOUR 'REAL' GSA, YOU WILL
BE IGNORED.
Here is how you use the wild modifier codes:
First remove all codes, save using the normal, In-game save feature
(NOT THE F-KEYS!!!), then re-open your ROM (File->open) (NOT "Reset"), or Turn
off your GBA. Then open your save state from in the game (NOT THE F-KEYS!!!)
(The one you get on a real GBA). If you have a Real GBA and Real GSA, you may
have to enter the codes into the GSA before turning your game back on.
Enter only one of these 2 codes depending on which game you have (ruby or
Sapphire). Each code is 2 16-digit lines so when I say 1 code, I mean both
lines directly under the game you have. These are the same master codes as
above. I just re-copied them for convenience.
Pokemon Ruby Master Code :
9E6AC862823AB7A8
46B7D9E4A709E9E1
Pokemon Sapphire Master Code:
9E6AC862823AB7A8
8365F8FA817CF3E9
Now enter the Scyther wild modifier code
123 - Scyther
C4C02E8BCB6C0843
now encounter a wild poke and you'll fight a scyther!
Now to remove the codes:
For a real Gameboy Advance:
Remove the code, save, turn off the GBA, turn it back on, re-load your save
file.
For emulator users:
Remove all codes from the cheat list, Save with the regular in-game save
feature (just like you would on a real Gameboy Advance) (NOT THE F-KEYS!!!),
Re-open the ROM ("File -> Open", then choose your ROM file) and re-load your
regular save game (NOT THE F-KEY SAVE STATES!!!) The same way you would on a
real GBA.
001 - Bulbasaur
C7715E5D 4B03490C
002 - Ivysaur
AC386FDC E1057B11
003 - Venusaur
6C0E650D 9151DC36
004 - Charmander
86FC5D2E 2AB49BE7
005 - Charmeleon
8EF2FF70 229DABA2
006 - Charizard
5F4739E5 94A6717F
007 - Squirtle
F18A71B3 474EF1FF
008 - Wartortle
600C15C9 7A07635B
009 - Blastoise
9DAC9AE7 0802D361
010 - Caterpie
32D2BE30 1538D5E2
011 - Metapod
AF02EDC2 534F3FF1
012 - Butterfree
3D94CBE7 806B75AA
013 - Weedle
0F029558 78490C5D
014 - Kakuna
2C901485 96BF028B
015 - Beedrill
4CD61B87 F05305C0
016 - Pidgey
FB5B7B2E CB8F711B
017 - Pidgeotto
B5A3B324 4A2ABD7E
018 - Pidgeot
ED21FD83 4D34C446
019 - Rattata
3F2FF398 386736A6
020 - Raticate
CBB024C3 3D4E94CF
021 - Spearow
D50BE2E3 E9AC080B
022 - Fearow
1B5E43BD 9713080E
023 - Ekans
9746090A 9B13D34A
024 - Arbok
E8B3D478 7DB12D1A
025 - Pikachu
76575913 837E7434
026 - Raichu
44DC4643 2E37823B
027 - Sandshrew
A90E5784 8E3070F2
028 - Sandslash
DB655BDA 4885F2BA
029 - Nidoran Female
D9862183 3DC52ADF
030 - Nidorina
34046638 0412FF7B
031 - Nidoqueen
A4115F36 A58D2F6E
032 - Nidoran Male
115EE33A 047E08D9
033 - Nidorino
E6FAC021 5BFBC7E4
034 - Nidoking
83AF0E64 308DCF7A
035 - Clefairy
0A960AD3 2D88FB71
036 - Clefable
A245B05B DBA62586
037 - Vulpix
E9243AE6 0707C461
038 - Ninetales
8B104BC5 3BBB0554
039 - Jigglypuff
9D6FDEB5 9E31E1D8
040 - Wigglytuff
FF704C3B BDE35BC2
041 - Zubat
A5F54B47 43289103
042 - Golbat
3955CE26 1CBBE2B7
043 - Oddish
FD90C5C2 2B982804
044 - Gloom
191292AD 8DA00EED
045 - Vileplume
7B389B12 790FFF7D
046 - Paras
28F47730 F2BE0E37
047 - Parasect
8F320452 F34DE558
048 - Venonat
CC91885B A7BDA5D0
049 - Venomoth
7498F3A3 7D8DE734
050 - Diglett
4E0E0953 99832EC7
051 - Dugtrio
CFBDF086 94AFF44C
052 - Meowth
4107EE54 59F45AC6
053 - Persian
574E9E37 CF91E972
054 - Psyduck
10CAB90D FBA1D606
055 - Golduck
E668AE7B 6C41ABE6
056 - Mankey
16FE1028 9A936148
057 - Primeape
29B920D4 925D9207
058 - Growlithe
22B7647C F5951FC0
059 - Arcanine
C997ECED 821D7BE8
060 - Poliwag
DDCAE2B2 48356075
061 - Poliwhirl
7522AE0F 219A6D01
062 - Poliwrath
9895E708 49248155
063 - Abra
8EE6264B 7FA5506A
064 - Kadabra
82A3DA43 4AFAFC8E
065 - Alakazam
A52F239F 157183AA
066 - Machop
754794BB 393FBB5E
067 - Machoke
596DD0CA 422404AF
068 - Machamp
D03BF772 85346D77
069 - Bellsprout
0E6E78BE 6553B936
070 - Weepinbell
29CC9E0E F1D7F477
071 - Victreebel
D1797B9B BC093A3F
072 - Tentacool
36F4CD32 ACE8CCB4
073 - Tentacruel
B3106F93 C70F4300
074 - Geodude
F49F0B96 1CDA9CDE
075 - Graveler
33202BC8 4B640AB3
076 - Golem
981E5643 20350C5C
077 - Ponyta
3EBEFE1E A8493773
078 - Rapidash
3D7098F8 603A63BA
079 - Slowpoke
33AD5E4E 1F464A59
080 - Slowbro
14A9A5E7 3C6D8285
081 - Magnemite
CCBFCC6A 6B608D39
082 - Magneton
A772B75B C41A2001
083 - Farfetch'd
0AD10269 00EF2DDC
084 - Doduo
C86D9E0A D50F5094
085 - Dodrio
CCF9E49B 5E4CADA8
086 - Seel
0C2314C9 19D3DAD8
087 - Dewgong
E4A84A01 E8F5F70B
088 - Grimer
1C079E02 0E278333
089 - Muk
88E7528B 4EDE64E8
090 - Shellder
1EA5B82C 6AE3C655
091 - Cloyster
6D655CDB 8564F3D6
092 - Gastly
5F526032 B3FFFCE0
093 - Haunter
973AB5D9 C4DD3650
094 - Gengar
EA51AA85 C39E59D4
095 - Onix
43CBABBB B7155781
096 - Drowzee
BA6D6DF7 DE9213D6
097 - Hypno
E4A57331 BFD72F7E
098 - Krabby
3F1B3D68 D4401611
099 - Kingler
93F26FDC 1621EFBB
100 - Voltorb
6FABB900 F3EEEC61
101 - Electrode
BA4A7DEE B6786158
102 - Exeggcute
771695BD 9D8BE844
103 - Exeggutor
84689B70 FD33AE82
104 - Cubone
AF9A5643 17D23C50
105 - Marowak
B3A12885 D5D4DA48
106 - Hitmonlee
29025DA4 6C67823C
107 - Hitmonchan
513811EA EFBC54A8
108 - Lickitung
5E065A17 4F8282B0
109 - Koffing
3B75EE99 1DE0E837
110 - Weezing
4878DB3C EA7C31E1
111 - Rhyhorn
A50BBA40 C59DE2FE
112 - Rhydon
195DB2BB A4007417
113 - Chansey
98A9EF2F D4933FE0
114 - Tangela
B1510A8B 506644ED
115 - Kangaskhan
F5CAF2C4 EEB3D467
116 - Horsea
A4EBBAA4 72E72233
117 - Seadra
CFC5CD16 3BFE5AED
118 - Goldeen
F29255BC BB65E9A6
119 - Seaking
C0BF93BB DF9273D4
120 - Staryu
3B32D430 49596504
121 - Starmie
56831CCB 1A47A4DC
122 - Mr.Mime
9FC25570 19FFADC8
123 - Scyther
C4C02E8B CB6C0843
124 - Jynx
E9B19520 9876042D
125 - Electabuzz
EE7D62E6 377677A7
126 - Magmar
608711AD 052765EC
127 - Pinsir
52518024 0E93A551
128 - Tauros
3ED3C52A 46C14BD1
129 - Magikarp
7C77F189 2570754C
130 - Gyarados
EA48F528 76018F4F
131 - Lapras
24D3EE0E 404F7B3D
132 - Ditto
5FD5479B 25F61E5C
133 - Eevee
6817CACB B3725546
134 - Vaporeon
418E4169 4A61E666
135 - Jolteon
67F9841D E968DA3D
136 - Flareon
B6691108 227D02B3
137 - Porygon
D763E945 C958628C
138 - Omanyte
BA9282BB 1ADDD98B
139 - Omastar
F01152ED 876CFF58
140 - Kabuto
F86734D5 046D3F8F
141 - Kabutops
92255918 3F823AF8
142 - Aerodactyl
11F5BC3E FD0E5DD3
143 - Snorlax
65B08809 FC26812C
144 - Articuno
9F9A4317 19B26CE8
145 - Zapdos
9C30E2E2 1F157234
146 - Moltres
A265FB70 5EAE2980
147 - Dratini
52F5EC2D DDD29409
148 - Dragonair
F4BD50DA 1B890A51
149 - Dragonite
B67EB199 4491FC62
150 - Mewtwo
30621E6F 164FED85
151 - Mew
71E09BD1 17FDFD02
152 - Chikorita
025F2921 710FE9F1
153 - Bayleef
FEDD6E75 8BF7942D
154 - Meganium
09C6FA0D 4F0F5773
155 - Cyndaquil
F3595519 C41CB89F
156 - Quilava
B962659C FD1C1893
157 - Typhlosion
4281A040 0FD71E37
158 - Totodile
658B55E6 01699F03
159 - Croconaw
7171EB15 E4ADEA22
160 - Feraligatr
918632C3 9DDE2DBB
161 - Sentret
6BC6D188 3A1559EB
162 - Furret
D8607109 AD28DB09
163 - Hoothoot
78A0CD57 9A371B1F
164 - Noctowl
FBDBF52B 3623B52C
165 - Ledyba
50757C7A A393D46A
166 - Ledian
349C7EAC 1092228D
167 - Spinarak
1BCCE898 36AE52D4
168 - Ariados
F5044794 6C4C5098
169 - Crobat
BA64CBD7 4C67DA0E
170 - Chinchou
741082FC 8EF7B960
171 - Lanturn
13534CCF 5BB92C8C
172 - Pichu
AE371D2F DBA3CE4E
173 - Cleffa
586090DB 2EAC760B
174 - Igglybuff
E5C58F0E 70ACBAAA
175 - Togepi
F656D521 4B02FC73
176 - Togetic
53F6DE66 941BAC84
177 - Natu
F4462DB1 AF5C874E
178 - Xatu
51CAB730 0E9283C0
179 - Mareep
B3323FA4 00976EED
180 - Flaaffy
3FE2F064 BB639BA3
181 - Ampharos
03DB2EDA F1498315
182 - Bellossom
EE1B4201 DA9C6E71
183 - Marill
76ECA4FF 35F8C4F9
184 - Azumarill
24A67695 0E972009
185 - Sudowoodo
8A0F695E 0306DC83
186 - Politoed
5BA115A0 3330A906
187 - Hoppip
3BED40A5 C056C098
188 - Skiploom
A200463B D753895E
189 - Jumpluff
4A91807F 7E5AE2BC
190 - Aipom
8F7B8FA5 51BE6519
191 - Sunkern
BCD70C60 DC720840
192 - Sunflora
EA4F4358 A731A363
193 - Yanma
7D316ADF 4B760643
194 - Wooper
91166348 E9B56CFC
195 - Quagsire
6E59C1C9 60930723
196 - Espeon
B33E1632 D7F709D0
197 - Umbreon
E6FCAD89 AF77B153
198 - Murkrow
F3BA401D 74110D94
199 - Slowking
D7E57A96 CC7B875E
200 - Misdreavus
38744E79 1BFB4656
201 - Unown
1DEE8D9B C2C80AD7
202 - Wobbuffet
1922B64C 93A475E6
203 - Girafarig
AFD25289 DC56A0CD
204 - Pineco
AB82F0EE 7D884FB9
205 - Foretress
1EAC10AA D4B2DF5D
206 - Dunsparce
E5355F5F 23DE47E9
207 - Gligar
D48A22E1 A90FC70A
208 - Steelix
E5181BD8 7D70413E
209 - Snubbull
5EB71E4A 7E4F4C2B
210 - Granbull
D2F305AD 7D077739
211 - Qwilfish
7148B7F0 D8D53003
212 - Scizor
FA2F872F B24A679F
213 - Shuckle
919B1A5D 72F996F6
214 - Heracross
088236A9 C6933F92
215 - Sneasel
663BCF6F E0AC9C73
216 - Teddiursa
4536DAC4 19FE88AB
217 - Ursaring
5668474A F3AEF7A9
218 - Slugma
2B169F23 E11514BC
219 - Magcargo
20CBDC4C 87541E08
220 - Swinub
432D0CD9 868F6A6A
221 - Piloswine
1AEE78F1 D6412BED
222 - Corsola
E3CBB814 F78A0FF1
223 - Remoraid
4D675931 31AC8869
224 - Octillery
9202ED83 F6B41A95
225 - Delibird
8C2E6741 D5F172A4
226 - Mantine
F554A963 EDA859B6
227 - Skarmory
7E5EFBAA F9D18289
228 - Houndour
A99587CC A49BC248
229 - Houndoom
7FCE2C26 38425484
230 - Kingdra
FB5F56E3 F2427C25
231 - Phanpy
8F5688F4 58987C65
232 - Donphan
CBBEF9DC 682596BC
233 - Porygon2
F24D3963 1DE32FEB
234 - Stantler
F289D907 2638EA9B
235 - Smeargle
36066CF9 66A42091
236 - Tyrogue
057BFEC0 7D24A566
237 - Hitmontop
A5C5D439 AE264439
238 - Smoochum
D035F687 52B30C9D
239 - Elekid
C5D22480 A2CCC775
240 - Magby
C6A84B78 810CD4FC
241 - Miltank
A454BB28 1CEC3F83
242 - Blissey
0160D183 A2A2A1B6
243 - Raikou
BCFEE7CD B19EA1CF
244 - Entei
ACE71E49 475ACE5A
245 - Suicune
0C0BC2BE 64E725C6
246 - Larvitar
4C3FD6DD A72A38D9
247 - Pupitar
C9AC6A5E 6A92796A
248 - Tyranitar
D9A33817 C2429A0C
249 - Lugia
E57F3F78 64F944D0
250 - Ho-oh
92BB8BD9 629E2D58
251 - Celebi
A3AFC93B CAE30FEC
Note about all the new species: These are 3-line type-6 codes so they
Do not not work on a real GBA and GSA. They only work on emulators as far
as we know. We will continue to search for a species mod which will work
on real GBAs. Perhaps they may one day make a device that can handle
multiple ROM-write codes, but until then, they are only usable via the
emulator.
[code translations by labmaster <lab_master.email.com>]
Wild Pokemon Modifier Codes by Labmaster
lab_master.email.com
Thanks to Pokemonhacker and Loading who hacked the JAP version of these
codes, these are the US version codes though, hacked by ME.Note: They're
Type 6 GSA, meaning you have to reload the cartridge to nullify they're
effect,resetting won't help. Report any errors to the address above.
Also note that they may be labeled wrong. I'll try and correct them when
errors are reported.
252 - Treecko
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
5BAE22AD 8F7D3013
253 - Grovyle
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
21F8BC36 6CC818B7
254 - Sceptile
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
5157CACF 5EB25845
255 - Torchic
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
9DB4C319 8219060A
256 - Combusken
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
7CAD3622 7FCCA6ED
257 - Blaziken
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
4A44AC2E D6B438D5
258 - Mudkip
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
2E050694 11BC05B3
259 - Marshtomp
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
29BA2D42 D510FFBA
260 - Swampert
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
B8C7D72F 087B6595
261 - Poochyena
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
99A5DB56 D3F68AE7
262 - Mightyena
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
37A90703 F49DE0B4
263 - Zigzagoon
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
CBA3EA03 92726DCC
264 - Linoone
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
61DBEB9F 92DBFA58
265 - Wurmple
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C3DA6AFF 0F7B7083
266 - Silcoon
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
8183477E E90ADD46
267 - Beautifly
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
3866C190 031535DD
268 - Cascoon
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
0A70DC56 17BA6B8E
269 - Dustox
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
72F95810 DB6FB4EF
270 - Lotad
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
2D5A7BBB 525EF393
271 - Lombre
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
A755369B 4BD7F6F1
272 - Ludicolo
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
A20A4542 D79124D0
273 - Seedot
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
DB37D9E1 B8BA4066
274 - Nuzleaf
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
189F92E1 D21F4478
275 - Shiftry
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
8DC39BCF 3F710E3E
276 - Nincada
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
55513D19 9B3DE2D4
277 - Ninjask
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
957DE792 C4607DA8
278 - Shedinja
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
665C2F42 369D779C
279 - Taillow
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
451597F6 A1578DD9
280 - Swellow
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
1DA4F7E6 F247F39A
281 - Shroomish
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C5FFADC8 45F66362
282 - Breloom
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
1D47A9C6 0524F0F7
283 - Spinda
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
BB0893DA 002DE3DF
284 - wingull
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
55429ABD 95D438C4
285 - Pelipper
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
1DB3DE68 672324D6
286 - Surskit
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C246C624 FDB5125D
287 - Masquerain
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
BB6A3047 431DFCFF
288 - Wailmer
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
6870774E DCCF5C26
289 - Wailord
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
A36ED36F 10EDDF89
290 - Skitty
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
D7DF0A98 8D70EB4D
291 - Delcatty
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
601F8154 A460B6A7
292 - Kecleon
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C07D2D07 5B6C82F2
293 - Baltoy
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
90AF0D84 1C4A45C9
294 - Claydol
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
CA8B36FC DF163AA9
295 - Nosepass
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C446CE3B 97CD0DC3
296 - Torkoal
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
F85BC8EB 7CF30E57
297 - Sableye
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
17592A4C 2C72F873
298 - Barboatch
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
D99B190D CB5C3255
299 - Whiscash
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
B964DDC5 3615D4B1
300 - Luvdisc
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
938CB852 F9BB4D41
301 - Corphish
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
23DAFA41 5B1ADBC8
302 - Lobstar (crawdaunt)
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
2E666CF3 32395439
303 - Feebas
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
D884D952 82F6FD48
304 - Milotic
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
8F700F62 2CA08221
305 - Carvanha
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
B5A578B4 6F1B591B
306 - Sharpedo
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C62B8458 0FC8B29A
307 - Trapinch
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
F406B320 0DAA38F6
308 - Vibrava
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
007CC333 1A7F8A4A
309 - Flygon
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
B0248945 3BC0030F
310 - Makuhita
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
E1F4794A 887F06BF
311 - Hariteyama
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
53D971FF 007FAAEB
312 - Electrike
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
4E39C71B 8B168004
313 - Manectric
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
3A4F2D33 CBF5A1B4
314 - Numel
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
D2583A42 5BE8CB0E
315 - Camerupt
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
B5B5FCBB CFCC8751
316 - Spheal
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
D4515AC1 7C2BD132
317 - Sealeo
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
CE85182F FEAF53F9
318 - Walrein
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C6B2B122 6711B417
319 - Cacnea
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
7D2A47BB 332D52F3
320 - Cacturn
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C4741BAE 97124E11
321 - Snorunt
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
2817970A E0F6D0E4
322 - Glalie
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
CB8E1E83 8A0B06FF
323 - Lunatone
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
372CE7DB A9C8EB5E
324 - Solrock
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
D2CE7A4B 797F7E89
325 - Azurill
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
B42D1283 C6EBBDBB
326 - Spoink
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
8EA4FCB9 3A913D4D
327 - Grumpig
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
8F6C9E12 CB96CE33
328 - Plusle
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
84F62866 9F914B8B
329 - Minun
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
AC9122B2 6257AAE0
330 - Mawile
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
FC8A82EA 704658D9
331 - Meditite
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
E9D1D488 00D975CA
332 - Medicham
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
85B4AF9A 41D7B768
333 - Swablu
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
0DA20954 262C11C0
334 - Altaria
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
E4829340 74AE24CA
335 - Wynaut
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
4A9EBB58 037F6B34
336 - Duskull
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
BD8E35D5 CF92A431
337 - Dusclops
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
359F5186 1F36099C
338 - Roselia
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
B0DA39C5 05276564
339 - Slakoth
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
0F8A29BA 2C2D1529
340 - Vigoroth
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
B3EE2817 89EA6EFC
341 - Slaking
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
2B48952F 978365BD
342 - Gulpin
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
179DCADE C474D278
343 - Swalot
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
0A684345 81A60674
344 - Tropius
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
0BB19CBC FA943A3E
345 - Whismur
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
D521BFDA F306CE43
346 - Loudred
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
67E17F19 5D6EDD71
347 - Exploud
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
A587A72A CAA20267
348 - Clamperl
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
944B4BE8 D05C678B
349 - Huntail
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
5669AB79 CAF18B71
350 - Gorebyss
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
0F1B5F6C 7656C3B9
351 - Absol
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
2CC860EC D40C584F
352 - Shuppet
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
5DBF2FCF 30E8F421
353 - Banette
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
8E732451 F6EF7BA4
354 - Seviper
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
6E2ED8A0 24431D98
355 - Zangoose
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
8CEF1F80 060461DD
356 - Relicanth
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
7B29CACC D014F65D
357 - Aron
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
6557E79B 19945642
358 - Lairon
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
D4EFF5BB 1311E2E8
359 - Aggron
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
9F727E48 188E88D7
360 - Castform
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
528A0B97 1B7D1DB1
361 - Volbeat
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
BC71207B 319D605F
362 - Illumise
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
6D88B6F9 68D141AB
363 - Lileep
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
4BEFDC30 B4192001
364 - Cradily
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
A87F5761 834F0FF9
365 - Anorith
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
761FA58F 0C669A85
366 - Armaldo
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C68621E0 CE91EAF2
367 - Ralts
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
CA880BEE 01C3CE5E
368 - Kirlia
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
9B8D1405 198957C8
369 - Gardevoir
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
2BE7AED3 B9751EC5
370 - Bagon
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
7BC26643 F6351EA3
371 - Shelgon
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
5CFB59B9 D08C1A10
372 - salamence
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
F683728D A1CB7A38
373 - Beldum
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
662DB4A0 150278A5
374 - Metang
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
72B850FD 79DE57D2
375 - Metagross
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
E62FCE6B 99A4823D
376 - Regirock
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
CE51186D 3686F6D2
377 - Regice
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
6F5F7F3E FEA00143
378 - Registeel
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
349C4821 49728D68
379 - Kyogre
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
9EFEC4E6 F24D5813
380 - Groudon
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
299CE04B 43341CDD
381 - Rayquaza
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
C5946A0E 65BE02B0
382 - Latias
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
EA642142 26D6E5A6
383 - Latios
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
79870CB0 95729832
384 - Jirachi
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
FBC061A9 072FC320
385 - Deoxys
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
8C5DE8C8 A33E9D88
386 - Chimecho
82FBD860 AE242721
313D2BCE 9004E149
145A57F6 ADDF1B3A
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GSAA1.2.2 Wild Pokémon's Level Modifier Codes.
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These codes change the level of the wild Pokémon you encounter.
Like the Wild Pokémon Modifier codes, they'll be "always on",
until you reload your game.
If you use theses codes, Nintendo might know that your Pokémon has been
hacked.
Level 0: F5AB342D 3CFA84F8
Level 1: C45C7505 6BF97E40
Level 2: C8363B8A F34CC253
Level 3: FBED400C 47E6AF9C
Level 4: 81B4F4A8 DD8C8DA3
Level 5: 8ADF131B 197C3759
Level 6: 36B01215 68B06873
Level 7: A81FA645 2174B4CC
Level 8: 50EE594D B7FD32A9
Level 9: D4AA647C BEC56E17
Level 10: CF0A1FE3 D41BA795
Level 11: F34ACED4 3C833FD0
Level 12: D4AC3116 1A70901F
Level 13: 8A4EF1F6 69FF9704
Level 14: DBB8A34C 1F340ABE
Level 15: 79B4DE8E C4E2714E
Level 16: 16D2DE03 97D5DD30
Level 17: ECC36576 9B384AC4
Level 18: E86757F7 B85B1907
Level 19: 508435D0 8374F8A9
Level 20: F0EB0BD8 E5DAC259
Level 21: 75CB0D43 A287FDEE
Level 22: DB6DE7CF A3D8B726
Level 23: 075456FC 83E07CAB
Level 24: 40A1AE59 0736E278
Level 25: 0E9F9606 0EF72FE8
Level 26: AD477A8D 329351CF
Level 27: 9C0D020F 64EFA2F8
Level 28: 34D3FB96 C7514F70
Level 29: 95623D8F 5448C1AA
Level 30: 8DAA3F03 5E8B4E54
Level 31: 34224A03 6EFCE73E
Level 32: C075E1D2 6E01EC81
Level 33: BE867F80 D2C46A90
Level 34: 650868D6 596C0BC0
Level 35: 593E6E2A 515DAF8E
Level 36: D7B3E81C 3A7B4092
Level 37: 5767DABA C727A2AD
Level 38: 6DC76B78 C23682E7
Level 39: 86F413D7 CBDB39D9
Level 40: 4245B3C4 E56F6A82
Level 41: 8270F1EB D1860181
Level 42: 969D1EE6 47E35F62
Level 43: 32EDA52D 2BDEA8C0
Level 44: 9176DA1D A676AEFE
Level 45: BD639674 9DAE5ACB
Level 46: 5A153871 E444FF29
Level 47: 89A69EBA 824E2B67
Level 48: 12963DB0 674C6AF9
Level 49: 6259B357 DE6A92F2
Level 50: 80F83CB7 37AD1203
Level 51: 2A35CA47 728F3F35
Level 52: 54096210 C5AA929A
Level 53: DDF6A059 F31732AA
Level 54: F61A8D56 FA95DDF9
Level 55: 982C2976 43489754
Level 56: 957A67E7 B03D0BF8
Level 57: 5EB4CE49 93C149C6
Level 58: 4CB419E6 31789987
Level 59: 99CA200B ABCFEEA8
Level 60: 5B5BF78C 5E4B18C6
Level 61: 56EA8C70 453E8185
Level 62: 9ED6273D C3C3040F
Level 63: 57A31C95 53AFEA9E
Level 64: 51386486 8C6681EC
Level 65: BDD6AA72 7D4FBED7
Level 66: F9453920 858514B3
Level 67: CC5470DE 59B583AF
Level 68: 0C9DDCE9 24AB6861
Level 69: 6C4DFC62 7316B869
Level 70: 91096486 0960E45A
Level 71: FB27E9FF 12AA5002
Level 72: E1741A49 967C7FDB
Level 73: 221B0B45 5C53AAB8
Level 74: 0AC35495 84A76C74
Level 75: 0DF5B115 DADD06F6
Level 76: F4AB245F 3D2002EF
Level 77: DC9FF3B0 25AD56E8
Level 78: 5D6FC8EB 086106F5
Level 79: 7519EBBE 186ABEAA
Level 80: 1FE76F15 54DE3575
Level 81: 06CACB52 F59940BD
Level 82: C1492B55 108E9337
Level 83: E45CAD9D CBF7760D
Level 84: A94EFAE2 E1139B30
Level 85: 6BF0C6BF 3C9AE9B8
Level 86: 9B362862 6C9E3476
Level 87: 957FA407 9EB83354
Level 88: 764D7C8B 3AE794B5
Level 89: B98D2485 52001EA3
Level 90: 56401EEF 892CF351
Level 91: F078A9CB F9C77A1D
Level 92: 867BF336 69D46D1B
Level 93: 1802052B 1CA040BD
Level 94: 80D10F19 8980597C
Level 95: BC00C0DF 203B52B9
Level 96: EC994F1B 029C9BF4
Level 97: 12AB8578 A25B2D8F
Level 98: 0FEB2F80 1F4C20F3
Level 99: DDD3F56C 8AB5ED26
Level 100: ECE60170 B3CCB7D2
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GSAA1.3 Item & TH/HM Moves Codes.
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GSAA1.3.1 Unlimited Item Code.
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When this code is one, the quantity of the items you have will never decrease.
You can also "dupe" items one by one by giving them to a Pokémon.
Note : This code works ONLY when you use items, not when you move them
(put in the computer) or sell them...
If you use this code, Nintendo might know that your game has been hacked if
you get more than one unique item.
A1D75FBC CEC709E8
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1.3.2 Make Pokémons Learn any TM-HM Codes.
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With these codes, any Pokémon will be able to learn any TM-HM.
If you use theses codes, Nintendo might know that your Pokémon has been hacked
if your Pokémon learns Moves that it can't learn normally.
For TM 01-32:
5AC15E9E 77A6E0ED
For TM 33-50 and all HMs:
15325455 AA59B848
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GSAA1.3.3 Make HM Moves Erasable Code.
----------------------------------
When this code is on you are able to "overwrite" any HM move that your
Pokémon learned.
If you use this code, Nintendo will *not* know that your Pokémon has been
hacked.
960CBF3C 14553BAE
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GSAA1.4 Miscellanous Codes.
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GSAA1.4.1 Unlock Full Pokédex Codes.
--------------------------------
Once theses codes has been entered, the full Pokédex (counting the
386 Pokémons) is unlocked. You can save your game, and the new Pokédex
will be saved.
If, for some reasons, you want to make the Pokédex come back to its
original state, you can try the Disable Full Pokédex Codes.
If you use theses codes, Nintendo might know that your Pokémon has been
hacked.
Unlock Full Pokédex Codes :
E7343B1C 1E9465D8
03C39BA2 B0541E66
85DC5BF3 76315A10
A grey color in the Pokedex means the full Pokedex has been enabled.
Now you just have to make a change in the pokedex option to see the
old pokedex: while in the Pokedex, go in the menu of the Pokedex
(press select), then choose "Shift", select "Mode", and choose
"National Dex".
Disable Full Pokédex Codes :
267905C7 7608FA24
2C770C00 9DC9D688
AEA1B760 4DC4E1C2
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GSAA1.4.2 Mirage Island Code.
-------------------------
If you use theses codes, Nintendo might know that your Pokémon has been
hacked.
With this code on, Mirage Island will always be on route 130.
61260541 1EB19C53
Mirage Island's FAQ:
Q - What is Mirage Island ?
A - An island that appears on Route 130. It is full of Wynauts.
Q - What was that long Mirage Island FAQ you had before ?
A - A big mistake... We were wrong, and we admit it. It seems that a
random number is computed each day, and if this number match one of
your Pokemon number, Mirage Island will appear. If the number is really
random (we're looking into that), that means your chances to see Mirage
Island is 65536 divided by the number of Pokemon you have.
And no female/male thing involved, any Pokemon can do the trick.
Q - So, now, how do I go to Mirage Island without cheats ?
A - Just bring ALL you pokemon to the old man in the bottom right house
of Pacifidlog Town, and do that each day, until he sees Mirage Island.
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GSAA1.4.3 Southern Island Event Codes.
----------------------------------
This code will enable Latios/Latias battle on the Southern Island.
0332305F 41A5F851
Plus, if you have the "Eon Ticket", you'll be able to take the boat
that will bring you to the Minami no Kotou.
This code will allow you to battle Latios/Latias everytime you examine
the "stone" (or egg, or whatever it is) (without this code, you'll encounter
Latios/Latias only one time) :
7C4D9034 783EE1E6
The 1st code sets "on" the flag that says that the egg island event is avaible
(that means that you can take the boat to egg island if you have the "Eon
Ticket", and that Latios/Latias will appear if you examine the stone).
The 2nd code sets "off" the flag that says that you have already done the stone
island event (this flag is set on when you examine the egg and encounter Latios
/Latias (obvioulsy by using the 1st code I gave you). Once it has been set on,
you can't go to Southern Island / encounter Latios/Latias again).
I think you must have finished the game for the 1st code to work (or at least
that you must have gone far enought, so you can already take the boat to go to
battle tower or other places).
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GSAA1.4.4 Feebas's Tiles Code.
--------------------------
Feebas mistery revealed :
As some people mentionned, Feebas only appear on route 119. But he doesn't
appear in 1 tile of water, but in 1 to 6 tiles (and he'll be the only
Pokemon you'll find in this these tiles).
Your position when fishing does not matter, it's the tile in which you
are fishing that is important (the one that you are facing).
The location of Feebas is random. When you create a new game, the game
Computes some random numbers. One of these random numbers will be used
as the "seed" of the hinbasu tiles (other number will be used for the
Trainer ID, secret Trainer ID...). The game takes that number, and
applies an algorithm to it, so it can create 6 numbers that will always
be the same with this seed. And with a different seed (ie a different game),
these 6 numbers will be different.
Conclusion : Feebas's tiles are random. There can be from one to six tiles.
With this Type 6 code, Feebas will appear everytime, on every tile of water of
route 119...
Enjoy!
11E58406 0C731B08
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GSAA1.4.5 All badges, pokedex, pokenavi... Code.
--------------------------------------------
All badges, pokedex, pokenavi... Code:
BC33578D 82482A93
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GSAA1.4.6 Money Code.
-----------------
Lotta Money :
EF6BB9F3 A0BDF629
Alternative code for over 4 billion cash
[by mastersord]
1B3E8B0C E075B270
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GSAA1.4.7 Walk Through Walls Code.
------------------------------
CE2CCCB2 5D8D815D
It's a Type 6 code. It allows you to walk over any obstacle like trees, houses,
rocks, and to walk on water. With this code, you'll still be able to interact
with the game (enter doors, talk to people, take items, etc...). The two things
you can't do are :
-walk directly from ground to water (and water to ground). To do this, you
need either to use the SURF move, or to walk from ground to water from an
unauthorized place (like walk on a tree and from there walk on the water,
or if you are on the water, walk on a rock and from there walk on the
ground).
-Go out of the map limit. Each map (each route, room, etc...) is a rectangle of
tiles. With this code, you'll be able to move anywhere within that rectangle,
but you won't be able to cross its limit (unless you enter another map).
That means, for example, if you enter a house, you won't be able to walk in
the "dark". But anyway, there is nothing in that dark :)
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GSAA1.4.8 Secret Trainer ID Codes.
------------------------------
Find out your Secret Trainer ID Codes (1).
Enter this Type 6 code, and look at your trainer card. It could be a bit
messy (it might even make the game crash! If it does, you can use the 2nd
set of codes), but it'll display your secret Trainer ID instead of your regular
Trainer ID. After that, write down this number, and turn the code off (switch
off your GBA). For now, knowing your secret Trainer ID has no useful purpose.
But maybe one day some people will make proggies that'll use your secret
Trainer ID and your normal Trainer ID, and use them to compute a pokemon with
all the caracteristics/stats/genes... you want (and that'll obey you), find
your hinbasu tiles... And, who knows, maybe more!
A5B23891 B0F9BB70
Secret Trainer ID revealed (2).
If the 1st code makes your game crash, here are 2 other Type 6 codes that will
work perfectly (but require some calculation).
1st code:
33AAEAD0 C0161DD8
2nd code:
78146786 CF7E996B
Enter the 1st code, and look at your trainer card. Write down the Trainer ID
numbers that are displayed.
Do the same thing with the 2nd code. Now, open windows calculator (or any tool
that can make decimal-hexadecimal conversion). Enter the 1st number as
decimal, and convert it to hexadecimal.
You should have 4 numbers (A-F are numbers in hexadecimal). Write down the 2
1st numbers (if you have A152, take A1). Do the same thing with the numbers
you will get with the 2nd code.
Now take the 2 sets of 2 numbers you just wrote down, and enter them in windows
calculator as hexadecimal numbers in the order you wrote them down (if you had
A1 and B5, enter A1B5), and convert this number to decimal : you have your
secret Trainer ID.
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GSAA1.4.9 All Pokémon in Pokedex Codes.
-----------------------------------
By entering those codes, you'll have your Pokédex completed.
(all Pokémon Seen & caught)
We split these codes so you can enter them easily.
Pokémon #001-032:
99A01FA2 3F08F830
EE74BECA AF807991
362E9B1F A0B784CB
E8A0B086 E9578D38
Pokémon #033-064:
1AA3B176 4D33093E
BC48ED82 8CEC0717
193DC7EC 4EF8B886
6FDB881B 8F5D8790
Pokémon #065-096:
CDFDF9E5 1B77914D
C9DEFDFF F308CAE4
870A34D6 56AA6344
2980457D 55CBE274
Pokémon #097-128:
348F929F 3B70A003
07753633 1D737450
2730760E B8C78129
7ECC99ED A18A2230
Pokémon #129-160:
548CCF25 3704DF7D
DD7BBD22 201C52AF
8A69A8B2 2CDBBABC
24B0B4A1 9D933746
Pokémon #161-192:
BDC7E7E5 850DF847
DBF14DEA A1585014
D5FF286F 8A3120AF
48616CCB 5910DF5D
Pokémon #193-224:
A732450A 9AD013C2
982BF2B9 BE067FA1
F3BCF131 056FEDA3
E2F5F771 C16E375C
Pokémon #225-256:
8BEBE659 E9059F11
BD1EA490 65035CFC
43777FB7 E83DB646
39DA34D2 285275D3
Pokémon #257-288:
508D4561 3CAB0F04
BBF5743B 4076AABE
AA1490CD 7A23FAF7
50979647 67714ADF
Pokémon #289-320:
2F369DC8 75A71EFF
DEF64BBB 58F81A84
2A410615 163AC26F
F8C5D2D2 E04D563E
Pokémon #321-352:
2864A834 E967D580
97C7A550 803BD53A
C065E5AF 718A1FA7
0AD09D1B BF067D99
Pokémon #353-384:
0BDB86B6 9BA88E11
82BB07A1 C5D5D579
222EE537 F07B2595
026B9BB2 4256DA85
Pokémon #385-386:
6AC43F44 45C92236
158A3C39 10E68326
5DC7027C 54972591
773C36C1 921FB070
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GSAA1.4.10 All Trainer in Trainer's Eyes Codes.
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You can enter theses lines of codes one by one if you prefer.
Once all these codes have been entered, your Trainer's Eyes
will be completed (69 Trainers registred).
4B689657 A08309DB
588360CF 497E51A2
065B69BD 58A3E45C
A09F1547 558C986F
93177528 D62D7370
2B06DC16 8C5C6352
D1F3E870 068E46F2
07314132 1158EB40
07F5BE93 4C31FFCD
ED0B50AE B1D38765
A063ACEA 2A44ED5D
DC7FF60D A3336702
156C31D8 35DF1094
D9CC83CB 91715785
130132BD 0C25D604
EDC5898D CE3A007B
8BC0C221 64A948B3
8C6E71B5 6B57C524
E91FED65 EBAFD817
60A11CDE B38A2426
6906D764 BB7586BF
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GSAA1.4.11 Share Experience After Battle Codes.
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If you use theses codes, you won't have to switch your Pokémon
during battles to make them gain experience. Just beat your
oppoment with 1 Pokémon, and the game will think all your
Pokémon have fought the battle, and will give experience to all
of them!
3E9BD973 F2C8482E
E5CB6F7F C97AA5CC
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GSAA1.4.12 Trainer Card's Stars Codes.
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First, I'd like to say that I did some research, and I found that there
were only 4 Stars in the game. Not 5, 4.
There still might be a very slim chance that I missed something, and that
the last star could be obtanaible using the Link cable, but I seriously doubt
about it...
1st Star Code :
This star is unlocked when you finish the game.
With these code, you'll have finished the game in 15 minutes.
2386CABF E4C81DF6
401BD020 2D17E69B
2nd Star Code :
This star is given to you when you beat the Battle Tower.
With this codes, you'll have beaten the Battle Tower 999 times.
37C7CCB5 96221529
3rd Star Code :
This star is given to you when you win all the contest.
These codes will do the trick.
DAFDDF4D C962B7ED
6B3371E1 294ACF7A
863A43B3 84DD0596
A0E7843B 7D709392
18EC989C 113D5A5B
4th Star Code :
This star is unlocked when you have caught 202 Pokémon in the Pokédex.
Use the codes at section 1.4.9 to fulfill this requirement.
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GSAA1.4.13 Trainer Card's Back Codes.
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Use these codes to fill the back of your trainer card.
Line 1 : First Hall of Fame.
2386CABF E4C81DF6
401BD020 2D17E69B
Line 2 : Link Card Battle.
6BFA2CEA 0233DE45
1EFD3AD5 3D811C24
Line 3 : Pokémon Trades.
95BD9CE8 54DAF5AC
Line 4 : Pokéblocks w/ Friends.
8926B3F7 958A0E5B
Line 5 : Contests w/ Friends.
E091AD21 46443147
Line 6 : Battle Tower.
37C7CCB5 96221529
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GSAA2. Thanks.
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Thanks to all the people at CMGSCCC that supported us.
(especially L3reakmanx and Mastersord)
Thanks to Mastersord for hosting our Codes FAQ in his FAQ on www.gamefaqs.com.
Big Thanks for Forgotten, and his great emulator, VBA (http://vboy.emuhq.com).
Without it, this FAQ won't ever exists.
And thanks to all the people who use these codes :)
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GSAAV. Credits:
Nintendo - For making the GameBoy Advance
GameShark - For making the GameShark Advance
GameFreak - For making these games and holding off hacking attempts
for at least 2 weeks after the games' release in Japan. Keep up
the good work!
-Lim Soon Keat <pip_017.hotmail.com> - Various corrections. He
found several mistakes and also for his contributions to the FAQ.
Many people wanted to fix the Porok game!
-goldenworld <goldenworld.bkk.a-net.net.th> - found bug with move
modifier codes
www.GamFAQs.com - for giving me a place to host this
-Jasmine Wayne Wayne (unapatata2.hotmail.com) - For discovering that
all species can be unlocked
-Tuxedo Jim - For publishing the first working species hacks
-Filb - For helping Tuxedo Jim
-Sax <puma7078.attbi.com> - For all his help in making these codes
-Xuanwumon - For finding the master codes for the japanese version
-samsonlamHK - He posted the unencrypted code template used for the
old route 101 codes
-RAMS <rams1801.hotmail.com> <www.kyogre.cjb.net> - For the clock
modifier hacks.
-pokemoncrystal <pokemon_crystal03.yahoo.com> - For the full pokedex
hacks. Hacks also found by pokemonhacker.
-labmaster <lab_master.email.com> - translated all the new species
codes from the old FAQ. Also found a code to turn them off!
www.cmgsccc.com - For all your breakthroughs and for helping me find
hackers who could hack as opposed to the 8 million requests for codes
we get every day.
-13reakmanx <l3reakmanx.hotmail.com>- for creating VBA hacking templates
-PokemonHacker - For figuring out the method the games used to store
pokemon data, and for his incredible work in making codes.
-Loading - Also for his work in making codes.
-Gavin MacManus - For his incredible effort making the pokemon Calculator.
-Radical Dreamer - For finding the data blocks we needed for the first
modifiers we used.
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GSAJ. Japanese Version codes
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Now if you have a Japanese version of the game, start reading here:
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This document is copywrite 2003 to Mastersord. Copying of any portion of this
FAQ is prohibbited without my permission. Contact me at mastersord@hotmail.com
Check www.GameFAQs.com for the latest version of this FAQ
Disclaimer: These are not officially released codes. Use them at yourown risk.
All codes were tested on the emulator Visualboy Advance v1.3.1.
Type 6 codes are proving to be our only hurdle for people with real GBAs. We
are trying to find alternative "normal codes" to replace them. In the
mean-time,
Any help in fixing this issue is appre