Pokemon: Sapphire Walkthrough :
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Walkthrough - Pokemon Ruby Game Shark Codes=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+ | Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire GSA codes| =+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+ 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. This FAQ is hosted on: www.GameFAQs.com www.neoseeker.com www.pokemon.co.il www.PokémonGemMine.tk 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). http://www.angelfire.com/tx6/smartguy/ http://pokemonfaqs.ashst.com If this FAQ is hosted or hot-linked from anywhere else, it is in violation of my copywrite at this time. 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 That program supports all known code fomats at this time. [Thanx megamanx 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 ) 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. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 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 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ I. Master codes for all versions and devices that we know of ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 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 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ GSA. Gameshark V1/v2 codes ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 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 || ||---------------------------------------------------|| || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||---------------------------------------------------|| | | |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! ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |