- Pokémon Fire Red/Extended Intro
- Cheat Code Warnings and Best Practices
- Cheat Code Activation GBA
- Cheat Code Activation Emulator
- General Cheats
- HM/TM Cheats
- Pokémon Nature/Stat Cheats
- Item Codes
- Pokémon Spawn Codes
The first generation of Pokémon games, Pokémon Red and Blue, was released in Japan in 1996! They were later released for the N64 console in North America in 1998 and the Game Boy Color in Europe and Australia in 1999.
Over time, these games have been ported to various platforms, including PC, Mac OS X, and iOS. The latest versions are FireRed and LeafGreen, released in 2001 for Game Boy Advance.
Let’s get to Pokémon Fire Red Cheats and Fire Red Extended Cheats!
Pokémon Fire Red and Pokémon Fire Red Extended Cheats
Pokémon Fire Red was developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo.
It was released in North America on November 21, 2000. It is the 2nd installment of the Pokémon series, which is itself a spinoff of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
The game takes place in the fictional region of Kanto, where players can roam around a map and battle wild Pokémon. Players start out with only one Pokémon, but they can obtain more through various methods (e.g., trading or catching.)
Players can also evolve their Pokémon if they meet certain requirements (e.g., trading with another player who has an evolved form of the same species.)
The game has two versions: Red and Blue versions. Red Version was released first, followed by Blue Version 2 months later on December 12th 2000 in Japan.
Both versions were released in Europe on March 20th 2001; and in North America on May 16th 2001.
Both versions were re-released together as Nintendo 64: Platinum Version in 2003 for GameCube/Wii consoles; 2011 for Wii U; 2012 for 3DS; and 2013 for PC/Mac Digital Download.
It includes all of the original 151 Pokémon as well as a new area called Mt. Silver (where the Elite Four await). You’ll also have access to an expanded menu and an all-new battle mode called “Team Rocket Grunts.”
Warning Before Using Cheats
Overusing cheats can lead to various bugs and glitches in your game since too many cheats can lead to data corruption, or in some instances, your ROM may not be compatible with the entered cheat code. Check out our best Pokemon ROM Hacks guide.
This can lead to data loss, so follow our Best Practices for the smoothest experience.
Best Practices
Below are some pointers that can save you from losing precious time and data:
- Save your game before enabling cheats.
- Disable cheats after you are done using them.
- Do not activate more than 4 cheats at once!
- Use the US FireRed Version 1.0 ROM if possible.
- Don’t save the game if you notice irregularities in your items or Pokémon!
- Use trusted Emulators sconly if you don’t have a GameBoy Advance..
- Try walking in and out of doors if a cheat does not immediately activate.
Activating Pokémon Fire Red/Fire Red Extended cheats
Below are the 2 methods you can use to activate cheats, whether directly on the Gameboy or on an emulator.
Activating Cheats on Game Boy Advance
If you are playing on the original GameBoy Advance, you are probably using Gameshark or Action Replay to enter your cheat codes. You can simply enter the cheat codes in these systems and activate them in your game.
Surely you know that you will need to enter a Master Code to activate cheats in your game.
The Master Code for Pokémon FireRed is:
- 3AF85ACA C4D18CEC
8E883EFF 92E9660D
After this, you can proceed with entering whatever cheat you would like from our list below.
Activating Cheats on Emulators
Not everyone still has a GameBoy Advance lying around, and players who use Emulators will have to follow a few more steps to use Pokémon Fire Red/Fire Red Extended cheats:
- Launch the emulator
- Select File, Open, and choose the Pokémon Fire Red/Pokémon Fire Red Extended ROM
- Select Cheats and then Cheat list from the VBA menu
- Select Gameshark or Codebreaker
- Enter your cheat code and its description
- Select OK twice, and your cheat should activate.
Pokémon Fire Red/Fire Red Extended Cheats List and Guide
Below is a comprehensive list of all the cheats for Pokémon Fire Red we could find!
We will divide them into the following categories to make them easier for you to go through:
- General Cheats Codes
- TM Cheat Codes
- HM Cheats Codes
- Change Pokémon Nature
- Modify Pokémon Stat Codes
- Item Codes
- Pokémon Spawn Codes
Note: These codes apply to Pokémon Fire Red(US) versions with version 1.0. Every Pokémon game series has its cheat codes, so they may not work for other Pokémon titles.
General Cheat Codes
General cheats don’t really fall into a category, but their effects are diverse and quite powerful. They can provide you with many game-changing abilities and perks.
Effect | Code |
---|---|
Walking Through Walls | 509197D3 542975F4 78DA95DF 44018CB4 |
Instant Max Money(999,999) | 29C78059 96542194 |
Get all Pokéballs | 420259D80001 0001000C0004420259DA5212 0000000C0004 |
Disable Random Battles | D41DD0CA 33A629E58E883EFF 92E9660D |
Masterballs Only | 82025840 0001 |
Unlimited Rare Candy | 820258400044 |
1 Hit KO | 95EDFBBA A5A72A78C833D1A0 02FA7205 |
No Wild Pokémon | D41DD0CA 33A629E58E883EFF 92E9660D |
Shiny Pokémon in the Wild | 1670047D 04815C6818452A7D DDE55BCC |
Have All 8 Badges(Participate in a battle and walk through a door to activate) | EFCE867D 5403D40D |
Infinite PP | 42023C08 636300000002 0002 |
Catch Opponent’s Pokémon(Hold L+R before throwing Pokéball) | 4D83B1BF E0F5F5078E883EFF 92E9660DB6C5368A 08BE8FF490B4977C C0151DC2 |
Increase Catch Rate | 87ACF659 707466DC8BB602F7 8CEB681A |
Pokémart Items Cost $1 | 3C25A344 FD8F451CAD86124F 2823D8DA |
Complete the Pokédex(Buggy Cheat Save Before Trying) | 4202462CFFFF0000003C000242025BA0FFFF0000001A000242028FC0FFFF0000001A0002 |
Spawned Pokémon Always Male | EB34F751 A96B854D141BB87C 83D7018 |
Spawned Pokémon Always Female | EB34F751 A96B854D78DA95DF 44018CB4 |
TM Cheat Codes
TM stands for Technical Machines which are single-use items you can use to teach your Pokémon a specific move associated with that TM.
These codes will function slightly differently than regular codes as they will have a Master Code prefix, after which you can add the code for the TM you want. The method is as follows:
- Enter 82025840
- Add the 4 digits for the TM you want.
- Press Enter.
- Go to the Pokémart and buy the first item.
Below are the codes for all available TMs in the game.
TM Name | Code |
---|---|
TM01 Focus Punch | 0121 |
TM02 Dragon Claw | 0122 |
TM03 Water Pulse | 0123 |
TM04 Calm Mind | 0124 |
TM05 Roar | 0125 |
TM06 Toxic | 0126 |
TM07 Hail | 0127 |
TM08 Bulk Up | 0128 |
TM09 Bullet Seed | 0129 |
TM10 Hidden Power | 012A |
TM11 Sunny Day | 012B |
TM12 Taunt | 012C |
TM13 Ice Beam | 012D |
TM14 Blizzard | 012E |
TM15 Hyper Beam | 012F |
TM16 Light Screen | 0130 |
TM17 Protect | 0131 |
TM18 Rain Dance | 0132 |
TM19 Giga Drain | 0133 |
TM20 Safeguard | 0134 |
TM21 Frustration | 0135 |
TM22 Solar Beam | 0136 |
TM23 Iron Tail | 0137 |
TM24 Thunderbolt | 0138 |
TM25 Thunder | 0139 |
TM26 Earthquake | 013A |
TM27 Return | 013B |
TM28 Dig | 013C |
TM29 Psychic | 013D |
TM30 Shadow Ball | 013E |
TM31 Brick Break | 013F |
TM32 Double Team | 0140 |
TM33 Reflect | 0141 |
TM34 Shock Wave | 0142 |
TM35 Flamethrower | 0143 |
TM36 Sludge Bomb | 0144 |
TM37 Sandstorm | 0145 |
TM38 Fire Blast | 0146 |
TM39 Rock Tomb | 0147 |
TM40 Aerial Ace | 0148 |
TM41 Torment | 0149 |
TM42 Facade | 014A |
TM43 Secret Power | 014B |
TM44 Rest | 014C |
TM45 Attract | 014D |
TM46 Thief | 014E |
TM47 Steel Wing | 014F |
TM48 Skill Swap | 0150 |
TM49 Snatch | 0151 |
TM50 Overheat | 0152 |
HM Cheat Codes
HMs are Hidden Moves that are essential for clearing many of the Pokémon Fire Red’s obstacles and making progress in your exploration and story.
Redeeming them employs the same method as TMs
- Enter 82025840
- Add the 4 digits for the TM you want.
- Press Enter.
- Go to the Pokémart and buy the first item.
HM Name | Code |
---|---|
HM01 Cut | 0153 |
HM02 Fly | 0154 |
HM03 Surf | 0155 |
HM04 Strength | 0156 |
HM05 Flash | 0157 |
HM06 Rock Smash | 0158 |
HM07 Waterfall | 0159 |
HM08 Dive | 015A |
Change Pokémon Nature
These cheats will let you change the Nature of the wild Pokémon you are about to encounter. Just make sure to enter the following Master Code beforehand:
- AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95
Hardy | D0E34D66 5796A7D3 |
Lonely | D73BC50A 5F47AA0E |
Brave | E485844D 2F24038C |
Adamant | 5EB8DEEE 692ED298 |
Naughty | 83286B46 6479AA98 |
Bold | 35EB915F 08F33974 |
Docile | A58F6F1B BFB13FEF |
Relaxed | 34027F23 7E7E1599 |
Impish | CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9 |
Lax | D593BF29 E18AAAE5 |
Timid | 1BC372C9 06B4D17F |
Hasty | D4950A99 D729D80A |
Serious | 93F04759 F95753D9 |
Jolly | E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7 |
Naive | 56F744B0 37E16732 |
Modest | E1EB2109 4480C28D |
Mild | A2461E51 304137B6 |
Quiet | 0456554B 66D3AAF9 |
Bashful | B05B4CCD A0A1505B |
Rash | 909149AB 2DE8726A |
Calm | 31F62F82 D9A0C100 |
Gentle | 9A41D845 41B93FE6 |
Sassy | D47DA721 6C3B9FFC |
Careful | 1A15BF1E E72650E4 |
Quirky | 5A7B2626 21ECD183 |
Modify Pokémon Stat Codes
These codes will let you max out your Pokémon’s stats.
Effect | Code |
---|---|
Max Stats for Pokémon 1 | 420242DA03E7000000070002 |
Max Stats for Pokémon 2 | 4202433E03E7000000070002 |
Max Stats for Pokémon 3 | 420243A203E7000000070002 |
Max Stats for Pokémon 4 | 4202440603E7000000070002 |
Max Stats for Pokémon 5 | 4202446A03E7000000070002 |
Max Stats for Pokémon 6 | 420244CE03E7000000070002 |
Item Codes
These codes will let you add any of the following items into your inventory. Similar to previous cheats, you will have to enter a Prefix Code followed by the 4-digit item code. Just follow these steps:
- Enter the Code 82025840
- Add the 4 Digits of the Item Code.
- Press Ok.
- Get items in-game.
Item Name | Item Code |
---|---|
Potion | 000D |
Antidote | 000E |
Burn Heal | 000F |
Bright Powder | 00B3 |
White Herb | 00B4 |
Macho Brace | 00B5 |
Exp Share | 00B6 |
Quick Claw | 00B7 |
Soothe Bell | 00B8 |
Mental Herb | 00B9 |
Choice Band | 00BA |
King’s Rock | 00BB |
Silver Powder | 00BC |
Amulet Coin | 00BD |
Cleanse Tag | 00BE |
Soul Dew | 00BF |
Deep Sea Tooth | 00C0 |
Deep Sea Scale | 00C1 |
Smoke Ball | 00C2 |
Everstone | 00C3 |
Focus Band | 00C4 |
Lucky Egg | 00C5 |
Scope Lens | 00C6 |
Metal Coat | 00C7 |
Leftovers | 00C8 |
Dragon Scale | 00C9 |
Light Ball | 00CA |
Soft Sand | 00CB |
Hard Stone | 00CC |
Miracle Seed | 00CD |
Black Glasses | 00CE |
Black Belt | 00CF |
Magnet | 00D0 |
Mystic Water | 00D1 |
Sharp Beak | 00D2 |
Poison Barb | 00D3 |
Nevermelt Ice | 00D4 |
Spell Tag | 00D5 |
Twisted Spoon | 00D6 |
Charcoal | 00D7 |
Dragon Fang | 00D8 |
Silk Scarf | 00D9 |
Up-Grade | 00DA |
Shell Bell | 00DB |
Sea Incense | 00DC |
Lax Incense | 00DD |
Lucky Punch | 00DE |
Metal Powder | 00DF |
Thick Club | 00E0 |
Stick | 00E1 |
Red Scarf | 00FE |
Blue Scarf | 00FF |
Pink Scarf | 0100 |
Green Scarf | 0101 |
Yellow Scarf | 0102 |
Mach Bike | 0103 |
Coin Case | 0104 |
ItemFinder | 0105 |
Old Rod | 0106 |
Good Rod | 0107 |
Super Rod | 0108 |
S.S. Ticket | 0109 |
Contest Pass | 010A |
Wailmer Pail | 010C |
Devon’s Goods | 010D |
Soot Sack | 010E |
Basement Key | 010F |
Acro Bike | 0110 |
PokéBlock Case | 0111 |
Letter | 0112 |
Eon Ticket | 0113 |
Red Orb | 0114 |
Blue Orb | 0115 |
Scanner | 0116 |
Go-Goggles | 0117 |
Meteorite | 0118 |
Rm.1 Key | 0119 |
Rm.2 Key | 011A |
Rm.4 Key | 011B |
Rm.6 Key | 011C |
Storage Key | 011D |
Root Fossil | 011E |
Claw Fossil | 011F |
Devon Scope | 0120 |
Fresh Water | 001A |
Soda Pop | 001B |
Lemonade | 001C |
MooMoo Milk | 001D |
Energy Powder | 001E |
Energy Root | 001F |
Ice Heal | 0010 |
Awakening | 0011 |
Parlyz Heal | 0012 |
Full Restore | 0013 |
Max Potion | 0014 |
Hyper Potion | 0015 |
Super Potion | 0016 |
Full Heal | 0017 |
Revive | 0018 |
Max Revive | 0019 |
Heal Powder | 0020 |
Revival Herb | 0021 |
Ether | 0022 |
Max Ether | 0023 |
Elixir | 0024 |
Max Elixir | 0025 |
Lava Cookie | 0026 |
Blue Flute | 0027 |
Yellow Flute | 0028 |
Red Flute | 0029 |
Black Flute | 002A |
White Flute | 002B |
Berry Juice | 002C |
Sacred Ash | 002D |
Shoal Salt | 002E |
Shoal Shell | 002F |
Red Shard | 0030 |
Blue Shard | 0031 |
Yellow Shard | 0032 |
Green Shard | 0033 |
HP Up | 003F |
Protein | 0040 |
Iron | 0041 |
Carbos | 0042 |
Calcium | 0043 |
Rare Candy | 0044 |
PP Up | 0045 |
Zinc | 0046 |
PP Max | 0047 |
Guard Spec | 0049 |
Dire Hit | 004A |
X Attack | 004B |
X Defend | 004C |
X Speed | 004D |
X Accuracy | 004E |
X Special | 004F |
Poké Doll | 0050 |
Fluffy Tail | 0051 |
Super Repel | 0053 |
Max Repel | 0054 |
Escape Rope | 0055 |
Repel | 0056 |
Sun Stone | 005D |
Moon Stone | 005E |
Fire Stone | 005F |
Thunder Stone | 0060 |
Water Stone | 0061 |
Leaf Stone | 0062 |
Tiny Mushroom | 0067 |
Big Mushroom | 0068 |
Pearl | 006A |
Big Pearl | 006B |
Stardust | 006C |
Star Piece | 006D |
Nugget | 006E |
Heart Scale | 006F |
Orange Mail | 0079 |
Harbor Mail | 007A |
Glitter Mail | 007B |
Mech Mail | 007C |
Wood Mail | 007D |
Wave Mail | 007E |
Bead Mail | 007F |
Shadow Mail | 0080 |
Tropic Mail | 0081 |
Dream Mail | 0082 |
Fab Mail | 0083 |
Retro Mail | 0084 |
Cheri Berry | 0085 |
Chesto Berry | 0086 |
Pecha Berry | 0087 |
Rawst Berry | 0088 |
Aspear Berry | 0089 |
Leppa Berry | 008A |
Oran Berry | 008B |
Persim Berry | 008C |
Lum Berry | 008D |
Sitrus Berry | 008E |
Figy Berry | 008F |
Wiki Berry | 0090 |
Mago Berry | 0091 |
Aguav Berry | 0092 |
Iapapa Berry | 0093 |
Razz Berry | 0094 |
Bluk Berry | 0095 |
Nanab Berry | 0096 |
Wepear Berry | 0097 |
Pinap Berry | 0098 |
Pomeg Berry | 0099 |
Kelpsy Berry | 009A |
Qualot Berry | 009B |
Hondew Berry | 009C |
Grepa Berry | 009D |
Tamato Berry | 009E |
Cornn Berry | 009F |
Magost Berry | 00A0 |
Rabuta Berry | 00A1 |
Nomel Berry | 00A2 |
Spelon Berry | 00A3 |
Pamtre Berry | 00A4 |
Watmel Berry | 00A5 |
Durin Berry | 00A6 |
Belue Berry | 00A7 |
Liechi Berry | 00A8 |
Ganlon Berry | 00A9 |
Salac Berry | 00AA |
Petaya Berry | 00AB |
Apicot Berry | 00AC |
Lansat Berry | 00AD |
Starf Berry | 00AE |
Enigma Berry | 00AF |
Pokémon Spawn Codes
These codes are useful for Pokédex enthusiasts and those who want to try out new Pokémon including those that are not normally available in the game. Just follow these steps to spawn your desired Pokémon in the wild:
- Input the Master Code
4D83B1BF E0F5F507
8E883EFF 92E9660D
B6C5368A 08BE8FF4
90B4977C C0151DC2
- Input the spawn code prefix
83007CEE
- Input the 4-digit code for your desired Pokémon after the prefix
- Encounter a Pokémon in the wild
- Turn off the cheat code
- Capture the Pokémon
Pokémon Name | Pokémon Code |
---|---|
Bulbasaur | 0001 |
Ivysaur | 0002 |
Venusaur | 0003 |
Charmander | 0004 |
Charmeleon | 0005 |
Charizard | 0006 |
Squirtle | 0007 |
Wartortle | 0008 |
Blastoise | 0009 |
Caterpie | 000A |
Metapod | 000B |
Butterfree | 000C |
Weedle | 000D |
Kakuna | 000E |
Beedrill | 000F |
Pidgey | 0010 |
Pidgeotto | 0011 |
Pidgeot | 0012 |
Rattata | 0013 |
Raticate | 0014 |
Spearow | 0015 |
Fearow | 0016 |
Ekans | 0017 |
Arbok | 0018 |
Pikachu | 0019 |
Raichu | 001A |
Sandshrew | 001B |
Sandslash | 001C |
Nidoran | 001D |
Nidorina | 001E |
Nidoqueen | 001F |
Nidoran | 0020 |
Nidorino | 0021 |
Nidoking | 0022 |
Clefairy | 0023 |
Clefable | 0024 |
Vulpix | 0025 |
Ninetails | 0026 |
Jigglypuff | 0027 |
Wigglytuff | 0028 |
Zubat | 0029 |
Golbat | 002A |
Oddish | 002B |
Gloom | 002C |
Vileplume | 002D |
Paras | 002E |
Parasect | 002F |
Venonat | 0030 |
Venomoth | 0031 |
Diglett | 0032 |
Dugtrio | 0033 |
Meowth | 0034 |
Persian | 0035 |
Psyduck | 0036 |
Golduck | 0037 |
Mankey | 0038 |
Primeape | 0039 |
Growlithe | 003A |
Arcanine | 003B |
Poliwag | 003C |
Poliwhirl | 003D |
Poliwrath | 003E |
Abra | 003F |
Kadabra | 0040 |
Alakazam | 0041 |
Machop | 0042 |
Machoke | 0043 |
Machamp | 0044 |
Bellsprout | 0045 |
Weepinbell | 0046 |
Victreebel | 0047 |
Tentacool | 0048 |
Tentacruel | 0049 |
Geodude | 004A |
Graveler | 004B |
Golem | 004C |
Ponyta | 004D |
Rapidash | 004E |
SlowPoké | 004F |
Slowbro | 0050 |
Magnemite | 0051 |
Magneton | 0052 |
Farfetch’d | 0053 |
Doduo | 0054 |
Dudrio | 0055 |
Seel | 0056 |
Dewgong | 0057 |
Grimer | 0058 |
Muk | 0059 |
Shellder | 005A |
Cloyster | 005B |
Gastly | 005C |
Haunter | 005D |
Gengar | 005E |
Onix | 005F |
Drowzee | 0060 |
Hypno | 0061 |
Krabby | 0062 |
Kingler | 0063 |
Voltorb | 0064 |
Electrode | 0065 |
Exeggecute | 0066 |
Exeggutor | 0067 |
Cubone | 0068 |
Marowak | 0069 |
Hitmonlee | 006A |
Hitmonchan | 006B |
Lickitung | 006C |
Koffing | 00D6 |
Weezing | 006E |
Rhyhorn | 006F |
Rhydon | 0070 |
Chansey | 0071 |
Tangela | 0072 |
Kangaskhan | 0073 |
Horsea | 0074 |
Seadra | 0075 |
Goldeen | 0076 |
Seaking | 0077 |
Staryu | 0078 |
Starmie | 0079 |
Mr. Mime | 007A |
Scyther | 007B |
Jynx | 007C |
Electabuzz | 007D |
Magmar | 007E |
Pinsir | 007F |
Tauros | 0080 |
Magikarp | 0081 |
Lapras | 0083 |
Gyrados | 0082 |
Ditto | 0084 |
Eevee | 0085 |
Vaporeon | 0086 |
Jolteon | 0087 |
Flareon | 0088 |
Porygon | 0089 |
Omanyte | 008A |
Omastar | 008B |
Kabuto | 008C |
Kabutops | 008D |
Aerodactyl | 008E |
Snorlax | 008F |
Articuno | 90 |
Zapdos | 0091 |
Moltres | 0092 |
Dratini | 0093 |
Dragonair | 0094 |
Dragonite | 0095 |
Mewtwo | 0096 |
Chikorita | 0098 |
Mew | 0097 |
Bayleef | 0099 |
Meganium | 009A |
Cyndaquil | 009B |
Quilava | 009C |
Typhlosion | 009D |
Totodile | 009E |
Croconaw | 009F |
Feraligatr | 00A0 |
Sentret | 00A1 |
Furret | 00A2 |
Hoothoot | 00A3 |
Noctowl | 00A4 |
Ledyba | 00A5 |
Ledian | 00A6 |
Spinarak | 00A7 |
Ariados | 00A8 |
Crobat | 00A9 |
Chinchou | 00AA |
Lanturn | 00AB |
Pichu | 00AC |
Cleffa | 00AD |
Igglybuff | 00AE |
Togepi | 00AF |
Togetic | 00B0 |
Natu | 00B1 |
Xatu | 00B2 |
Mareep | 00B3 |
Flaaffy | 00B4 |
Ampharos | 00B5 |
Bellossom | 00B6 |
Marill | 00B7 |
Azumarill | 00B8 |
Sudowoodo | 00B9 |
Politoed | 00BA |
Hoppip | 00BB |
Skiploom | 00CB |
Misdreavus | 00C8 |
Unown | 00C9 |
Wobbuffet | 00CA |
Girafarig | 00CB |
Pineco | 00CC |
Forretress | 00CD |
Dunsparce | 00CE |
Gligar | 00CF |
Steelix | 00D0 |
Snubbull | 00D1 |
Granbull | 00D2 |
Qwilfish | 00D3 |
Scizor | 00D4 |
Shuckle | 00D5 |
Heracross | 00D6 |
Sneasel | 00D7 |
Teddiursa | 00D8 |
Ursaring | 00D9 |
Slugma | 00DA |
Magcargo | 00DB |
Swinub | 00DC |
Piloswine | 00DD |
Corsola | 00DE |
Remoraid | 00DF |
Octillery | 00E0 |
Delibird | 00E1 |
Mantine | 00E2 |
Skarmory | 00E3 |
Houndour | 00E4 |
Houndoom | 00E5 |
Kingdra | 00E6 |
Phanpy | 00E7 |
Donphan | 00E8 |
Porygon2 | 00E9 |
Stantler | 00EA |
Smeargle | 00EB |
Tyrogue | 00EC |
Hitmontop | 00ED |
Smoochum | 00EE |
Elekid | 00EF |
Magby | 00F0 |
Miltank | 00F1 |
Blissey | 00F2 |
Raikou | 00F3 |
Entai | 00F4 |
Suicune | 00F5 |
Larvitar | 00F6 |
Pupitar | 00F7 |
Tyranitar | 00F8 |
Lugia | 00F9 |
Ho-oh | 00FA |
Celebi | 00FB |
Treecko | 0115 |
Grovyle | 0116 |
Sceptile | 0117 |
Torchic | 0118 |
Combusken | 0119 |
Blaziken | 011A |
Mudkip | 011B |
Marshtomp | 011C |
Swampert | 011D |
Poochyena | 011E |
Mightyena | 011F |
Zigzagoon | 0120 |
Linoone | 0121 |
Wurmple | 0122 |
Silcoon | 0132 |
Beautifly | 0124 |
Cascoon | 0125 |
Dustox | 0126 |
Lotad | 0127 |
Lombre | 0128 |
Ludicolo | 0129 |
Seedot | 012A |
Nuzleaf | 012B |
Shiftry | 012C |
Nincada | 012D |
Ninjask | 012E |
Shedinja | 012F |
Taillow | 0130 |
Swellow | 0131 |
Shroomish | 0132 |
Breloom | 0133 |
Spinda | 0134 |
Wingull | 0135 |
Pelipper | 0136 |
Surskit | 0137 |
Masquerain | 0138 |
Wailmer | 0139 |
Wailord | 013A |
Skitty | 013B |
Delcatty | 013C |
Kecleon | 013D |
Baltoy | 013E |
Claydol | 013F |
Nosepass | 0140 |
Torkoal | 0141 |
Sableye | 0142 |
Barboach | 0143 |
Whiscash | 0144 |
Luvdisc | 0145 |
Corphish | 0146 |
Crawdaunt | 0147 |
Feebas | 0148 |
Milotic | 0149 |
Carvanha | 014A |
Sharpedo | 014B |
Trapinch | 014C |
Vibrava | 014D |
Flygon | 014E |
Makuhita | 014F |
Hariyama | 0150 |
Electrike | 0151 |
Manectric | 0152 |
Numel | 0153 |
Camerupt | 0154 |
Spheal | 0155 |
Sealeo | 0156 |
Walrein | 0157 |
Cacnea | 0158 |
Cacturne | 0159 |
Snorunt | 015A |
Glalie | 015B |
Lunatone | 015C |
Solrock | 015D |
Azurill | 015E |
Spoink | 015F |
Grumpig | 0160 |
Plusle | 0161 |
Minun | 0162 |
Mawile | 0163 |
Meditite | 0164 |
Medicham | 0165 |
Swablu | 0166 |
Altaria | 0167 |
Wynaut | 0168 |
Duskull | 0169 |
Dusclops | 016A |
Roselia | 016B |
Slakoth | 016C |
Vigoroth | 016D |
Slaking | 016E |
Gulpin | 016F |
Swalot | 0170 |
Tropius | 0171 |
Whismur | 0172 |
Loudred | 0173 |
Exploud | 0174 |
Clamperl | 0175 |
Huntail | 0176 |
Gorebyss | 0177 |
Absol | 0178 |
Shuppet | 0179 |
Banette | 017A |
Seviper | 017B |
Zangoose | 017C |
Relicanth | 017D |
Aron | 017E |
Lairon | 017F |
Aggron | 0180 |
Castform | 0181 |
Volbeat | 0182 |
Illumise | 0183 |
Lileep | 0184 |
Cradily | 0185 |
Anorith | 0186 |
Armaldo | 0187 |
Ralts | 0188 |
Kirlia | 0189 |
Gardevoir | 018A |
Bagon | 018B |
Shelgon | 018C |
Salamence | 018D |
Beldum | 018E |
Metang | 018F |
Metagross | 0190 |
Regirock | 0191 |
Regice | 0192 |
Registeel | 0193 |
Kyogre | 0194 |
Groudon | 0195 |
Rayquaza | 0196 |
Latias | 0197 |
Latios | 0198 |
Jirachi | 0199 |
Deoxys | 019A |
Chimecho | 019B |
Jumpluff | 00BD |
Aipom | 00BE |
Sunkern | 00BF |
Sunflora | 00C0 |
Yanma | 00C1 |
Wooper | 00C2 |
Quagsire | 00C3 |
Espeon | 00C4 |
Umbreon | 00C5 |
Murkrow | 00C6 |
Slowking | 00C7 |
That concludes our list of the most useful Pokémon Fire Red and Fire Red Extended cheats. Be sure to check for new ones, as we will update the list.
Let us know if you’d like to see any specific codes added or if you’re having trouble using any of the listed codes!
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