Beauty Scarf: Western Cave 59F (Key required) Deepseascale: Grand Sea 15F or Far-Off Sea (upper floors) Deepseatooth: Grand Sea 15F or Far-Off Sea (upper floors) Dragon Scale: Wyvern Hill 29F - 30F Fire Stone: Fiery Field 29F King's Rock: Kecleon Shop in Wish Cave Leaf Stone: Kecleon Shop in Wish Cave Lunar Ribbon: Northwind Field 20F (Key required) Metal Coat: Southern Cave 49F - 50F Moon Stone: Solar Cave or Kecleon Shop in Wish Cave Sun Ribbon: Wyvern Hill 20F (Key required) Thunderstone: Lightning Field 29F Link Cable: Solar Cave 10F (Key required) Sun Stone: Solar Cave Upgrade: Kecleon Shop in Wish Cave Water Stone: Northwind Field 29F (Key required) Hint: Cindiquil: When you first start, you should try to become Cindiquil because of its Smokescreen ability. Bronze: 50 Rescue Points Silver: 500 Rescue Points Gold: 1,500 Rescue Points Platinum: 3,000 Rescue Points Diamond: 7,500 Rescue Points Lucario: 15,000 Rescue Points Hint: Evolution Stones: Some Pokemon require the use of items to evolve, such as stones or ribbons
They are: 1.Bulbasaur 2.Charmander 3.Squirtle 4.Chickorita 5.Cyndaquil 6.Totodile 7.Treeco 8.Torchic 9.Mudkip 10.Pikachu 11.Cubone 12.Skitty 13.Eevee Zapdos Floors There are about 10 floors in Mt.Thunder. Here are the locations of those items: Beauty Scarf: Western Cave 59F (Key required) Deepseascale: Grand Sea 15F or Far-Off Sea (upper floors) Deepseatooth: Grand Sea 15F or Far-Off Sea (upper floors) Dragon Scale: Wyvern Hill 29F - 30F Fire Stone: Fiery Field 29F King's Rock: Kecleon Shop in Wish Cave Leaf Stone: Kecleon Shop in Wish Cave Link Cable: Solar Cave 10F (Key required) Lunar Ribbon: Northwind Field 20F (Key required) Metal Coat: Southern Cave 49F - 50F Moon Stone: Solar Cave or Kecleon Shop in Wish Cave Sun Ribbon: Wyvern Hill 20F (Key required) Sun Stone: Solar Cave Thunderstone: Lightning Field 29F Upgrade: Kecleon Shop in Wish Cave Water Stone: Northwind Field 29F (Key required) Beat Groudon Easily When you battle Groudon you should have a water or grass type pokemon with you
Pokemon FireRed Version Codebreaker Codes for Game Boy Advance by SilverKadabra - GameFAQs
DO NOT USE THEM!!! Corrected RNG code and have added some new codes including buy any Item from a Poke Mart and unlimited Game Corner coins payout! 0.6: This is the first edition of my guide. Here is the generic code for creating your Item: 74000130 03BD 820257C4 XXXX The 'XXXX' represent the four special digits you must type in to obtain the Item of your choise
http://pokemongamesharkcode.blogspot.com/2009/06/pokemon-rubysapphire-gameshark-codes.htmlYou then save, then turn off the game, and turn the other codes off, except for the master code, and turn the fast egg hatch code on.You definatly have a different version. If atleast one of them work, then it is a version .3.What I'm saying is that the code itself for torchic is wrong, not the cheating device itself.Well, I don't have the correct version code, so I can't really help out too much on that.I have tried out many of the codes for torchic, and most of them work
The other way is kind of the same in lavander town find another person were the underground is press start then fight the kid with the slowpoke in curelean city fly again the lavander town go west and find mew the other way is by gameshark. Check the CPU when this is complete to find two groups of 99 of the same item.(NOTE:if u catch missingno it can mess up your game.) Cut The Grass Go to any area with grass and use HM1 cut and you will be able to cut the grass
Hexadecimal: In the previous sections I have told you that things like F2 or 3D2C are numbers, but if you're like most people then you probably don't think that F or C are numbers. If in the first try you didn't find the gender you wanted, then try the following:If you found this pokemon by walking horizontally, then try walking vertically.Or if you found the pokemon by walking vertically, then try walking horizontally
He will only be the lvl that the pokemon that you caught was so I'd go to the mysterious dungeon to get Mew since there are more powerful pokemon there. This pokemon can be traded with the link cable and as far as i know it will not damage either games saved data in any way Get Mew (A better Way) submitted By Jay First enter 0115D8CF
Well basically it is a physical cheat device attachment which you plug into your game system, in this case the GameBoy Advance which allows you to effectively change some parameters of the game which allow you to do various creative things like walk through walls, catch your choice of Pokemon, Teleport virtually anywhere and much more.Where can I get one of these things you may ask... It'll ask for the 'master code' used to ensure you can use your codes correctly, enter that, then enter the codes as desired and name them for easy reference
337B239E B5061765 A3F94196 26E7D330 DSDarkMay 9th, 2010, 07:13 PMhow do you activate these in game? Delta Blast BurnMay 14th, 2010, 11:33 PMhow do you activate these in game? You need an Action Replay, a device that somewhat resembles an e-reader. Starting out your pokemon will usually baseline at up to like lv.24 at the start, then as you use the code more and more it's just random, getting less and less as you use it
B9 - Oddish BA - Gloom BB - Vileplume BC - Bellsprout BD - Weepinbell BE - Victreebel Infinite Stuff Safari Zone Time 01F00ED7 Safari Balls 016447DA Casino Coins 0199A4D5 + 0199A5D5 Infinite PP (1st Position) 01282DD0 Infinite PP (2nd Position) 01282ED0 Infinite PP (3rd Position) 01282FD0 Infinite PP (4th Position) 012830D0 Fight Trainers 01XXD8CF Replace the XX with the trainer you want to battle
Blastoise level 90 to 100: Surf, Ice Beam, Bite, Hydro Cannon Mewtwo level 90 to 100: Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Thunderbolt, Future Sight Kyogre level 75 to 80: Ice Beam, Surf, Thunder, Water Spout Rayquaza level 70 to 75: Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Fly, Dragon Claw Luvdisc level 70 to 75: Ice Beam, Surf, Take Down, Secret Power Articuno level 60 to 70: Blizzard, Ice Beam, Fly, Mind Reader Note: This team should only be used by trainers with a lot of money. Blastoise (level 60 or higher): Water Pulse, Surf, Skull Bash, Return (make sure Blastoise adores you for full effect) Moltres (level 50 or higher): Fire Blast, Flamethrower, Endure, Fly Zapdos (level 52): Thunder, Fly, Drill Peck, Thunder Wave Articuno (level 54): Ice Beam, Blizzard, Fly, Steel Wing Snorlax (level 38): Sleep Talk, Rest, Solarbeam, Body Slam Nidoking (level 40 or higher): Earthquake, Hyper Beam, Strength, Horn Drill Try the following team: Information in this section was contributed by Waylin5966
Fire Red Gameshark Codes(and Leaf Green) gamesharkcodes for Pokemon FireRed on GBA
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