#Pokemon gen 6 gba hacks

[kafus]

how to transfer your old pokemon to pokemon home before it's too late!!!

the wi-fi services for the nintendo 3DS and WiiU are shutting down in early april 2024, and while it specifically lists pokemon bank and poke transporter as being available post-shutdown, there is no guarantee of how long that may be for. there will likely come a time when these services shut down, and it could be in the relatively near future.

it is also pretty much impossible now to transfer pokemon to the switch's Home service with alternative methods such as PKHeX (popular pokemon save editor for the uninformed) due to the implementation of server-side Home IDs tracking pokemon at all times - the details of that aren't super important for this post, but point is, whenever bank shuts down, unless nintendo makes an offline way to transfer to home, it will be impossible to move pokemon from the old gens to the new, even with alternative/hack-y methods.

i write this guide with the intention of making this process easier for people since transferring pokemon has changed so much over the past two decades that it's a bit of a mess, and in a timely manner to give people time to finish the process. i'll be organizing by generation so feel free to skip to any part of the guide you need. (keep in mind that transferring is permanent, your pokemon cannot go back afterwards!!)

(by the way it would mean a lot to me if you weren't overwhelmingly negative of pokemon in the tags/reblogs. i get that pokemon transferring being an online service sucks but reading that stuff in my notifications constantly is really tiring </3 make ur own post to talk about that)

to walk you through, i'll be transferring this random shiny spinda i hatched in emerald version all the way up to pokemon home. her name is Moss :]

below the cut since this is long as fuck sorry LOL

GEN 1/2 -> 3 (aka RBY/GSC -> RSE/FRLG)

this is impossible! as for the Virtual Console releases of the gen 1/2 games on 3DS, more on that later in the gen 5 -> 6/7 section.

GEN 3 -> 4 (aka RSE/FRLG -> DPPT/HGSS)

what you need:

a copy of RSE or FRLG

a copy of DPPT or HGSS in the same language as the RSE/FRLG copy that has beaten the champion and has access to post-game areas, preferably HGSS because it lets you transfer unlimited times as opposed to DPPT's once-per-24-hours limit (unless you happen to have korean DPPT/HGSS, which is not language locked in terms of transferring)

either an original DS or a DS lite, the old ones with the GBA slot at the bottom

the steps:

#1. you can only transfer 6 pokemon at a time, so get whatever 6 pokemon you want to transfer up together in gen 3. if you're intending to transfer less than 6 pokemon, you'll need to catch some extras since you have to transfer the full 6 every time (i usually just catch a bunch of extra mons on the first route, which is what i've done here with the poochyenas/wurmples)

#2. put the gen 3 game into the GBA slot of the DS, and the gen 4 game into the DS slot. both games should appear on the home menu after turning on the DS.

#3. load the DS game and spam A past the title screen. before loading your save, scroll down. you should see a "MIGRATE FROM (GAME NAME HERE)" option. if you don't, either the GBA game isn't reading properly, or you have not visited Pal Park in your gen 4 game of choice. in HGSS, the Pal Park is located in Fuchsia City, and in DPPT, the Pal Park is located at the end of Route 221 below Sandgem Town.

#4. select the aforementioned migration option and pick the pokemon you want to transfer.

#5. navigate to the Pal Park and complete the Catching Show, where you re-catch your transferred pokemon in the wild. this does not overwrite what pokeballs they were originally caught in! you will need to bring a pokemon with Surf if you have any Pokemon that spawn in the water areas. you can check what location the pokemon you transferred will be in on bulbapedia.

#6. say yes to storing the caught pokemon in your PC boxes and they'll be there!

important things to note:

pokemon with HM moves will be blocked from transfer, so make sure to use the Move Deleter to remove HM moves from any pokemon you're transferring in gen 3 before trying to transfer. in RSE, the Move Deleter is in Lilycove City, and in FRLG they are in Fuchsia City.

gen 3 -> 4 is the only step in the transfer process where held items transfer up as well, meaning that if you attach a valuable item such as a rare candy, master ball, or TM to a transferred pokemon, you can take it off that pokemon and put it in your bag in the gen 4 game.

an aside about colosseum/XD gale of darkness on gamecube:

you can transfer pokemon from colo/XD as well! unfortunately you'll need to have beaten colo/XD, and then you will also need to beat the gen 3 game... in FRLG, you even have to complete the postgame ruby/sapphire quest on the sevii islands to unlock trading with the gamecube games. once you do all that though, you can navigate to the pokemon center basement in Phenac City to trade with your gen 3 GBA title. to do this, you'll need a gamecube or wii with gamecube compatibility, a GBA (or GBA SP), and a GCN -> GBA link cable to connect the two consoles.

GEN 4 -> 5 (aka DPPT/HGSS -> BW/BW2)

what you need:

a copy of DPPT/HGSS

a copy of BW or BW2 in the same language as DPPT/HGSS copy that has beaten the champion (or N in the original BW) and has access to post-game areas.

two DS consoles of any kind (3DS is also fine!)

the steps:

#1. get the pokemon you want to transfer together in your gen 4 game's PC boxes. you can only transfer 6 pokemon at a time. if you have less than 6, catch some extra pokemon, since you need to transfer the full 6 every time. save it and turn off the DS with the gen 4 game.

#2. turn on your gen 5 game and navigate to the Poke Transfer Lab. personally i just fly to Black City/White Forest and head west.

#3. talk to the NPC in the lab to start the transfer process. you will be prompted to turn on your other DS again and open DS Download Play with your gen 4 game inserted. do that and download the Poke Transfer app that comes up.

#4. select the 6 Pokemon you want to transfer when prompted.

#5. play the transfer minigame! just drag the... bow? (lol) on the bottom screen to aim your pokeballs. there's technically a time limit, but it's very generous, and your final score doesn't matter.

#6. say yes to transferring the pokemon once you're done and they'll be placed in your PC boxes!

important things to note:

pokemon with HM moves will be blocked from transfer, so make sure to use the Move Deleter to remove HM moves from any pokemon you're transferring in gen 4 before trying to transfer. in DPPT they're in Canalave City, and in HGSS they're in Blackthorn City.

the level the pokemon was obtained at and the date it was obtained is changed upon transfer to gen 5 - it will have the met date of your DS clock and the met level of the level it was at the time of transfer. if you'd like to preserve a pokemon's met date, make sure to change the DS clock to the proper date.

GEN 5 -> 6/7 (aka BW/BW2 -> 3DS TITLES/BANK)

what you need:

a copy of BW/BW2

a copy of any 3DS pokemon game (XY/ORAS/SUMO/USUM)

a 3DS (or 2DS, i'll just be referring to them all as 3DSes here) with the poke transporter and pokemon bank apps installed. these were free apps that were once downloadable from the 3DS eShop, but the 3DS eShop is no longer available, so if you don't already have them installed you will need to explore alternate methods, AKA hacking your 3DS and injecting them in. that's outside the scope of this guide but you can find more information here on 3ds.hacks.guide. (do not attempt to follow any 3DS hacking guide not on this website, they could be outdated and harm your 3DS!)

a nintendo network ID that your 3DS is logged into (also outside the scope of this guide but if you don't already have one, it will prompt you during the process to make one)

internet connection

the steps:

#1. poke transporter defaults to trying to transfer every pokemon located in Box 1 of your PC, so go into your gen 5 game and put every pokemon you want to transfer into Box 1, and take anything you don't want to transfer out. if you want to transfer more pokemon than you can fit in one box, you'll have to transfer multiple times.

#2. open poke transporter with your gen 5 game inserted into the 3DS' cartridge slot. after pressing A through some menus and selecting the gen 5 game when prompted, it should ask if you want to transfer the pokemon in Box 1, with a preview of the pokemon inside. confirm and let it do its thing. after poke transporter is finished, the pokemon you transferred will be in the special Transport Box in bank.

#3. make sure you either have a 3DS pokemon title downloaded onto your 3DS, or swap out your gen 5 cart for one, it doesn't matter which.

#4. close out of poke transporter and navigate to pokemon bank. at the time of writing this guide, bank is still online and is free for everyone without a subscription - the main menu has an infinite "free trial" period number.

#5. select "use pokemon bank" and pick a 3DS game to connect with when prompted. it doesn't matter which one, but if you're looking to see your pokemon in a gen 6/7 game right now, pick the one you want to move it into. viewing a pokemon in a gen 6/7 game isn't required to move to home later, though!

#6. the Transport Box is located one box to the left of Box 1 - navigate to it and drag your pokemon out into a normal bank box. now you can move them to any gen 6/7 pokemon game you want, or home later!

important things to note:

even though bank connects with both gen 6 and gen 7 games, once you place a pokemon into a gen 7 game (SUMO/USUM), you cannot transfer that pokemon back to a gen 6 game (XY/ORAS), so be careful!

an aside about the VC releases of RBY/GSC:

poke transporter can also be used to transfer pokemon out of the VC releases of RBY/GSC. these pokemon are changed pretty heavily, converting all their old gen data into pokemon's modern data structure. you can find more information about all the changes/conversions made on bulbapedia. these pokemon are considered gen 7 pokemon afterwards, and cannot be moved into XY/ORAS. pokemon with held items also cannot be transferred from VC titles and will fail to transfer.

if you want to transfer pokemon from cartridge RBY/GSC and have a save dumping device, it is possible to inject the cartridge's save file into the VC versions with Checkpoint on a hacked 3DS and then transfer that way. for GSC specifically, you'll need to edit your save slightly to make it compatible with VC GSC's save format. i personally made a converter for that here that you're free to use in-browser.

GEN 6/7 -> GEN 8+ (aka BANK -> HOME)

what you need:

a 3DS (or 2DS, i'll just be referring to them all as 3DSes here) with the pokemon bank app installed. this was a free app that was once downloadable from the 3DS eShop, but the 3DS eShop is no longer available, so if you don't already have it installed you will need to explore alternate methods, AKA hacking your 3DS and injecting it in. that's outside the scope of this guide but you can find more information here on 3ds.hacks.guide. (do not attempt to follow any 3DS hacking guide not on this website, they could be outdated and harm your 3DS!)

a nintendo network ID that your 3DS is logged into (also outside the scope of this guide but if you don't already have one, it will prompt you during the process to make one)

a switch with Pokemon Home installed, which can be downloaded for free from the switch's eShop. a nintendo switch online subscription is not required.

unfortunately, you WILL need a subscription to home's premium plan to do bank -> home transfers.

internet connection

the steps:

#1. open pokemon bank and make sure all the pokemon you want to transfer are in their own boxes, and any you don't want to transfer are not in the same boxes as the to-be-transferred pokemon.

#2. go back to the bank home menu and select the "move pokemon to pokemon home" option. when you get the notice about the transfer being one-way, you'll need to scroll down to hit "Begin".

#3. you will be prompted to select what boxes of pokemon you'd like to transfer, so pick all the applicable ones.

#4. you will then be prompted to put in the moving key from home, so turn on your switch, open pokemon home, and select the icon that looks like a 3DS on the main menu. when prompted, choose "Ready!" to get the moving key.

#5. input the moving key on the 3DS, submit it, and wait for both apps to do their thing. once bank goes back to its title screen, you can turn off the 3DS.

#6. home will go back to its title screen as well, and depending on how many pokemon you moved, you may have to wait a few minutes to get back into the app. once it's done, the next time you open home, it'll prompt you to choose how to organize your transferred pokemon into home. pick whatever you see fit.

#7. congratulations, your pokemon are safe in home!!

important things to note:

unlike all pokemon games before the switch, pokemon can actually go backwards in generation on switch, so don't worry about transferring a pokemon into scarlet/violet locking you out of moving it to sword/shield, for example. (the exception to this is LGPE - nothing can be moved into LGPE and once a pokemon is moved out of LGPE, it can't go back.)

pokemon home actually has decent hack checks, so be careful when transferring hacked/glitched/otherwise illegitimate pokemon around.

pokemon from a gen 3/4 game will have their met location set to "Poke Shifter" - this is an alternative translation of the japanese name for the Poke Transporter.

pokemon on switch can only transfer into games that contain that pokemon in its dex, so not everything transferred can go into scarlet/violet, for example.

and that's it!!

there's a lot of other quirks to the pokemon transferring process at pretty much all steps, so if you run into an unusual issue or have specific questions about how pokemon data is changed in minute ways across the franchise, i would encourage you to do your own research, all of this stuff is pretty heavily documented by the fanbase. this is just meant to be a guide for casual users, and a quick reference.

this guide of course does not cover options for transferring in alternative ways, but it's worth mentioning that if you have a hacked 3DS and the ability to back up save files at any point from gens 3 -> 5, you can use PKHeX to transfer pokemon into the 3DS titles, then move them to bank and transfer to home normally from there. that's outside the scope of this guide and i'd also encourage you to do your own research for that.

happy transferring!

[yamiabsol]

Does anyone recognise this fakemon?? It’s from a reeeealy old gba rom hack? I think? It was a fox/cat either dark or normal type and it might have been the starting rodent line like Patrat Bidoof etc probably a two stage but I can’t remember. I played it years ago definitely before gen 6 but I lost it and can’t remember the name of the game :/

this Pokemon is the only thing I remember about the game apart from getting stuck outside a cave entrance with an old man standing outside? Idk it’s really faint

[gbaromspokemone]

Description

Neil/Tyra, the genius scientist-turned-professor. He/she has a dream. He/she wants to create the strongest Pokemon by himself, he made so many experiments. However, he/she does not have enough money. At that time, a businessman named Kasper tells the young professor that he would contribute to the project, but the professor has to share the success with him. To achieve his goal, he accepts Kasper’s contribution without hesitation. When the young genius gradually learns that Kasper is the leader of a secret team called “Team Delta”, he/she begins to consider whether he/she should join. Why does Kasper need the project? what will he do The young professor must decide whether to continue or not.

Features

Three new regions – Ivara, Lande, Sevii Islands All Mega Evolutions Some Gen 4, 5, 6, and 7 Pokemon Some new tiles New sprites

[shrapnelstars]

I also like how they want people to buy NSO to play drip fed GB/GBC/GBA games, as if GB/C/A emulation isn't the most braindead easy set of consoles to emulate and play, to the point where I have all three set up on my phone without having to do anything special with files or any kind of cracks or any workarounds like that. Just grab any of the 6 billion Game Boy emulators for mobile, a zip file opener, and pick your games from a ROM site. You'll be playing in seconds. They can even play modded ROMs with no issue, so you can play hacks and fangames.

If they were going to have DS and 3DS games, I'd say it would be a bit more worthy (but not by much), because some of those games still have issues when emulated. I know the pokemon DS games emulate mostly fine, but you're guaranteed to run into a graphical glitch or crash at some point. I've been replaying those games ever since Gen 5 launched. You can recover from most errors just fine and won't even be thinking about them later, but it's not as smooth sailing as with the Game Boys, which are absolutely flawless due to how old and simple the tech is.

[g-1028]

Pokemon Radical Red

2.1

GBA

Soupercell

Additional Features

Do keep in mind many of these are also provided by CFRU.

Much higher difficulty

Bosses have max IVs with proper EV spreads (barring the early bosses), along with optimized movesets/hold items

Improved AI

Battle style forced to Set

Can't access bag against Gym Leaders and other select bosses

Similar to Pokemon Clover, there is a soft level cap based on the next boss battle. Many "challenge" hacks can easily be beaten by simply spamming turbo boost and overlevelling. This prevents you from doing so, instead allowing you to reevaluate your team and strategy to defeat bosses.

Bosses near the end will randomly choose between 1 of 3 teams

Elite Four Members each have a Legendary

Gym Leaders have access to Mega Evolution before you do

Johto Gym Leaders as additional side bosses(Some mandatory, but mostly optional)

Some optional side bosses will have their levels scale according to your team

Brendan as an additional Rival

Archer and Ariana present as Admins

Thief/Magician won't steal from trainers

An additional Team Rocket event right before the 8th gym

My own curated buffs to a lot of deserving Pokémon, including Megas!

May include type changes, stat changes, ability changes, an additional learnsets

Brand new abilities (Some taken from Clover, others exclusive to this game)

A revamped Game Corner

No more coins/Coin Case, just exchange with regular Pokecoins

Sells pseudo legends for a steep price, with options to upgrade to Shiny

Sells even more TMs

IV grade and colored natures on Summary Screen

An IV perfecter in Celadon for a very steep price

EV checker/reducer in Saffron

An ability swapper also in Saffron, along with an option to swap to Hidden Ability in exchange for an item

EV training areas with its corresponding EV training gear

Move relearner moved to Cerulean

Move tutor that teaches Egg moves

Additional Legendaries obtainable before the Elite Four: 

Virizion, Cobalion, Terrakion, Keldeo.

Roamers: Raikou, Suicune, Entei, Landorus, Thundurus, Tornadus, Latios, Latias, Victini, Meloetta

Gym leaders may ask for rematches or side quests for their Mega Stones and other rewards

Day care south of Cerulean now can hold two Pokemon allowing for earlier breeding

CFRU and Prof. Leon Dias

... and more!

Quality of Life changes

No need to teach HMs (Even Dig and Teleport show up as Field Moves if you have the TM and a Pokemon that is capable of learning it - does not need to be taught!)

Use DexNav to easily get a specific encounter you want, in addition to a chance of getting Egg Moves, better IVs, Hidden Abilities, and higher Shiny odds!

Press Start in the bag to sort itemsUse L to toggle Auto Run

Can select multiple key items

Press L on a move you're using in battle to check its info

Toggleable Gen 6 Exp Share

Pokemon receive boosted EXP when above 220 points of affection

Item Image on obtain

Base stats on Pokedex summary screen

Press B on the Bike gives a boost

Removed Poison damage in OW

Other significant QOL improvements:

Lucky Egg boost increased from 1.5x to 2.5x

A Nature Changer in every Pokemon Center!

Frisk now boosts chance of Wild Pokemon holding items(along with Super Luck and CompoundEyes) for maximum item farming efficiency

Macho Brace EV multiplier boosted from 2x to 4x (16x after becoming Champion)

Power Item EV Yield boosted from 8 to 24 (They give 252 EVs after becoming Champion)

Consumable held items come back after trainer battles (but not wild or raid battles)

Pokemon holding Amulet Coin do not need to participate in battle in order to receive the prize money boost

Thiefed items go straight to the bag

Shadow Tag/Arena Trap on Wild Pokemon no longer prevents the player fleeing from battle

Magma Armor/Steam Engine/Flame Body now reduce egg steps by 4x instead of 2x

Macho Brace/EV training items reduce speed by slightly less

Catch rate universally increased after becoming Champion

Significantly reduced the price of Potions (Potion->Full Restore, Revives, Paralyz Heal, etc) as they have much less use in this game. Price of Repels have also been reduced.

Download⬇️⬇️⬇️

http://www.mediafire.com/file/vpxz0v6gquhgoh1/PKMN_-_Radical_Red_2.1.gba/file

[andreluizcirilous]

Name: Pokémon Flora Sky Rebirth See: Final Build v1.0 (Att 23/04/19) Platform: GBA Original Author: (SKY) / SosiLumi (Rebirth Version)

Rom Base: Emerald Realease: 2018 Status: Complete (Up to E4) Language: EN-BR / English FloraSky Original

Description: This is a mod made by SosiLumi, which started with a simple translation, and is now also an update of the latest mechanics available for hacks

Original story: After the battle between Dialga and Palkia, the portal between the dimension of Giratina and the real world was abierto.Giratina appears, causing great damage to the real world. You must close the portal before it is late. Aqua seeks a Fire and Water type Pokémon to dominate the world

Att 24.03 Final Build v0.6: - Now it goes until before arriving in the 6 Gyn -Bug of coaches who froze the game fixed -Recommendable to start new game if you want to get new items along the way -Pokemart and pokecenter -Longer game

Att 27.03 Final Build v0.8: - Now go to 7 Gyn

Att 01.04 Final Build v0.9: - Now go to 8 Gyn

Att 18.04.19 + Mini Att 23.04 -Elite 4 completed

Features: -Pokémon from 1st to 7th gen (Not yet all captures) - Several trainers with changed Pokémon -Elite 4 and Modified Gym Leaders -Mega evolution during battle Day and night system -Fake Mega, and FakeEvo from some Pokémon, including Eevee Day and night system -High difficulty (It's serious, do not come cry later ok: v) -Troma of Pokémon Shapes -Z Moves in the form of TM -Type type -New Learn Sets - 4th to 7th gen -New skills until the 7th Gen -New items -Special Physiotherapy -Nature colors Stats -Level 250 -New "Retreat" of Pokémon

Comments: -Compatibility of Move Tutors and Mini Tutors has not yet been fully adjusted. -Each new Build a new city will be released -Don't ignore the NPC talk, you can get lost if you do -MT / HM compatibility not fully adjusted

Attention: - The game explores advanced features of GBA, so not all emulators run, so I advise only the emulators MyBoy 1.8.0 (Android) and VBA 1.8 link

Emulators not recommended: VBA-m (PC), GBA4iOS (iOS), Jonh GBA (Android), emulators for PSP and other consoles

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[kafus]

You mentioned making proper genned event pokemon, but what does that entail?

depends on the event in question!

back in the day during gens 3 and 4, IRL event distributions were often handled by running a custom GBA cart with the event distribution software and hooking up to other GBAs via link cable or with the wireless adapter, or a custom DS cart that took advantage of the DS' innate wireless compatibilities. obviously all of these carts were meant to be sent back to nintendo or get destroyed, but that... just did not happen to all of them lol. (there are also a few local distribution softwares for 3DS and stuff but wayyy less common)

you can actually buy gen 4 distribution carts for an excessive amount of money, though i can't in good conscience recommend looking for gen 3 distribution carts, they're INCREDIBLY rare and most of the listings you'll find for them on ebay are 100% fake and are scamming you out of hundreds of dollars, and most people don't know how to tell the difference unfortunately.

that being said, i'm not recommending you buy these at all actually, because most of the ones in physical circulation have been dumped online and can be downloaded. the digiex forums contains them, and you can download these and run them on actual hardware and roleplay being the toys r us/gamestop/etc employee and distribute to themself just like how it would have happened back at the time of the event lmao. for the DS ones it's easy with a hacked 3DS and twilight menu, but for GBA you'd need a GBA flashcart and the associated link cable/wireless adapters + two GBAs. this can also be done on emulators with support for local connection between two windows and has the same exact effect as doing it with real hardware, it just feels cool to do it with real hardware (pictured below is an ancient video i took of me distributing 2005 Aura Mew to myself with the actual software made by nintendo, running off a flashcart. i took this years ago and the quality is ass and my positioning is awkward sorry lol. my room doesn't even look the same...)

as for events without distribution software, old gen ones have the DNS exploit, which you can find simple instructions for here. this is much easier with gen 5 than gen 4 - you can find gen 4 help i wrote here. these restore all online functionality in the old games, including mystery gift - trying to grab a mystery gift from the internet will allow you to download pretty much any event in the game (though the one it gives you is random and you'd have to try over and over to get the ones you want). the data of these events is 100% identical to how the events actually were at the time of distribution, like completely indistinguishable, so it's a safe way to get those mons to bank and home, though you may want to change your DS date to the same date as the event in question so it doesn't look weird.

as for 3DS there is no fancy stuff like the above, you'll just want to go to project pokemon's public event gallery and browse for what you're looking for, which also provides a link to instructions for injecting these in your games. it's worth noting you can also inject all the gen 3-5 events that have been documented/archived this way, it's just less interesting than the above methods imo. this is probably the least legitimate feeling option but the data is still identical and well. other than elaborate glitches or something that's the best its gonna get. it's likely once 3DS servers shut down next year that eventually a DNS exploit-adjacent service will pop up for gen 6 and 7...

btw worth noting that gen 4 is the only gen where the name rater literally only checks for TID and doesn't even consider the "fateful encounter" flag that event pokemon are usually given, so you can RNG manip a matching trainer ID and then nickname event mons you aren't supposed to be able to nickname fully within the limits of the original game and hardware LOL. that isn't related to your question i just think it's funny that you can do that and it's technically completely legit

anyway sorry for the long ass answer i just find mystery gifts fascinating and it deserved me being a little more comprehensive

edit: oh yes and there's certain event mons that are still able to be obtained without all this wacky stuff, ie the pokemon colosseum bonus disc gives out infinite jirachis and they just released that as a preorder bonus back then. so worth looking at options for distributions like that too if you need a species of mythical or whatever!

[gbaromspokemone]

improvements

New moves from Gen 4-6

New Pokemon

Stat Changes

Movepool additions

Typing Changes

Changed game distributions

Completely changed movesets and rosters

[pufferjumps-blog]

Pokémon Meta Fire Red X and Y

by: PufferJumps

ROM Base:  Pokémon Fire Red (U)

Patch Base:  MrDS Attack and Decap ROM Base

This ROM hack is a project created and dedicated to the facebook group; Pokémon Elites.

Following the original Pokémon Fire Red storyline with a lots of twists.

The hack includes:

Pokémon from Generations I to VII.

Items, Abilities, and moves update from Gen IV to Gen VII.

NDS Pokémon and Trainer Sprites.

Repel System, IV-EV Checker, Stat Indicators, and more.

Updated mechanics from Gen VI added (Exp Share, Exp. Catch, Critical Hit update)

Day and Night System and Overworld Clock.

Shiny Encounter. With the encounter chance cut to 1/4096, it will become 1/1356 while holding a Shiny Charm.

Mega Evolutions, Legendary Forms, Accurate Egg moves, Stats, and up to date movepool, etc.

Slightly increased difficulty upon story line.

And many more!!

This hack is splitted into two ROMs to make the wild Pokémon and Events a lot more organized.

List of exclusives on each version:

After the league, you come to battle the new challenger. The Admin Trials!

With this event set on a special island, you will have the chance to face the Pokémon Elite Admins and the selected members on a Pokémon Battle!

Do you have what it takes to get the Golden Trophy?

DOWNLOAD LINKS:

Mewtwo-X Version here!

Mewtwo-Y Version here!

BUGS:

Fishing Rods could crash the game.

Reshiram cry is broken. It was a very high, error pitch. Be warned.

Opening the menu while on Safari Zone does some strange thing. It might removed your bike. So beware.

Breeding with Destiny Knot does absolutely nothing. 50/50 chance the game would crash, so better not use it.

Life Orb, Black Sludge, and Rocky Helmet currently does nothing [mrds patch issue]

Mega Evolution loads the curse particle instead of Mega Evolution icon. Also, the opponent Mega Pokémon does not chance their appearance when Mega Evolving (although, they are on their Mega Forms)

Iron Plate has no effect.

Pokémon from Gen IV to VII, as well as the forms and Megas, does not have an appropriate cry.

CREDITS:

Conyjams >> Mega Metwo Sprites at the Title Screen

MrDollSteak >> MrDS Patch ROM Base and the player facing the trainer hack

Touched >> Mega Evolution and Primal Reversion and mbcn10ww for the actual patch used for this hack.

jiangzhengwenjzw >> IV-EV Screen Display

Darthatron >> B2/W2 Repel System

DoesntKnowHowToPlay >> The Generation 6 capture experience hack

HackMew >> Running Indoors Hack

FBI >> Lots of his ASM Codes

To all the distributors of Pokecommunity's Move Resource Thread

To all the distributors of Pokecommunity's Gen VII Pokémon GBA Sprite Repository

To all the distributors of Pokecommunity's DS-style 64x64 Pokémon Sprite Resource

To all the distributors of Pokecommunity's Gen VI: DS-Style 64x64 Pokemon Sprite Resource

To all the distributors of Pokecommunity's 64x64 Indexed Pokemon Trainer Sprite mugshots

To all the distributors of Pokecommunity's ASM Resource Thread

To all the distributors of Pokecommunity's Quick Research & Development Thread

Pokemon Elite Admins and my beta tester.

TOOLS USED:

Advance Map by LU-HO

Advance Series by Wichu

APE by HackMew

FSP by HackMew

G3HS

G3T

GBA Pokémon Game Editor

Hopeless Trainer Editor

UnLz.GBA

Irfanview

Trader Advanced

TL's Quick Enhancer

NTME

NSE 2.0 and NSE Classic

LSA Complete Editor

Intro Text Editor

HxD

XSE by HackMew 

Disclaimer

This ROM Hack is just a fanmade. This hack is completely FREE and is NOT FOR SALE. Pokémon Fire Red (U) and the whole Pokémon Franchise is owned by Nintendo, Gamefreak, and The Pokémon Company.

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New Incomplete Pokemon Gba Rom Hack With New region,Gen 1-6, Play with N or Cynthia and more! 

 HELP ME REACH 20K SUBS BOYS & GIRLS!! 

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New Incomplete Pokemon Gba Rom Hack With New region,Gen 1-6, Play with N or Cynthia and more!    

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description

Pokemon Emerald DX is an enhanced version of the classic GBA adventure, offering a satisfying mix of mechanical enhancements while staying true to the original game. With overhauled graphics, improved quality of life and some new mechanics, you can experience the Hoenn region in a whole new light!

Major quality of life/mechanics changes

Added the Fairy type, along with a few moves to support it.

The division into physical and special has been introduced.

Badge Boosts have been removed

EXP sharing is now a key item that affects the whole party, but can also be toggled on and off.

EXP is granted when Pokemon are caught.

Pokemon that received a status boost in Gen 6 and 7 have had their stats improved.

Pokemon that evolve through trading can now also be evolved with items.

TMs are infinite. As a result, the rewards of some shop inventories and the pickup skill have been adjusted.

A lot of minor adjustments and bug fixes.

[witchingmama]

Name:Pokemon Ruby++/ Ruby 2

Ver.:v1.0.3

Plataforma:GBA

Autor:Okirin

Rom Base:Ruby

Realease:2019

Status:Complete

Language:English

Forum:https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=421548

Description:

Mesma história de Pokémon Ruby com alguns novos incrementos.

Características:

-Divisão Físico / Especial-HM Itens-Dificuldade um pouco aumentada-BW Repel System-Base stat e moves baseados na 7ª Gen-Algumas habilidades da 7ª Gen-Alguns Pokémon da quarta gen-Evs/ Ivs visíveis-6 novas tms-Tms reutilizáveis-Novos golpes da quarta gen-Mais de 380 pokémon capturáveis entre 1ª-4ª Gen-Novos métodos de evolução-Novos itens-Shiny Chain (Funciona igual a Pokémon lets go, onde a chance de shiny aumenta dependendo da quantidade de vezes que você mata aquele Pokémon em sequência, mais informações sobre isso veja o documento da hack na parte Capture Chaining)

*Mais informações nos documentos da hack que estão anexo ao arquivo zip da rom.

*Cheats não funcionam

Se der Tela Branca: No VBA:Options>Emulator>Save Type>;Flash 128k No MyBoy:Configurações>Advanced>Catridge save type>Flash 128k

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