CBDB 37 Slot 10 01?? Enemy trainer's pokemon only know 1 move and you get to pick what it is. But it won't hurt you unless you choose to use the real move explosion. I know that I'm probably confusing you. But just try any move and you will see what I mean Using self destruct doesn't hurt you EFCA This works the same way as the explosion code. Any move that you choose to use will turn into self destruct.
But it won't hurt you. Unless you choose to use the real self destruct. Fight Prof. Oak A18D1 Just get in a fight with any trainer and the trainer that you will fight will be Prof. Oak himself. But sometimes the game will call him Prof. Wendy or some other name. But it's clearly Prof. I don't know why it does that. Also don't get in a random battle.
Because the pokemon will actually turn into a battle with oak. But after you have beaten him. The game will reset. So don't get into a random battle. Fight Yourself C18D1 Just get into a fight with any trainer and the trainer that you will fight will be you. But he will have different pokemon than you do. Also don't get in a random battle with this code on either. It's the same reason as the oak code. The pokemon will turn into a battle with yourself. But after you win the game resets.
I just want everyone to know that the full credit goes to them. Their names are masticorey and pokesharker. You guys are great partners. And if you guys need codes or anything.
Just ask and I'll give it to you. None of you have my permission to post this guide on any site without my consent. And if anyone would like to send this to someone ask before you do. On page 5 It's the codes everyone has been waiting for Mewthree and the pokemon creator code! I promise they will be on page 5.
Welcome to my page 5! I can't believe that I'm already up to page 5. That is so cool. On this page you will only find 2 codes. But they are very special codes. The first will be the pokemon creator code. Which will give you the freedom to create a new pokemon. You may make a pokedex entry for your new pokemon, you may choose a new type for it, and you may also make him any number that you wish. The code is great. But the sad part about it is that the new pokemon can't have a picture.
Because I haven't found the picture values yet. But I am not going to give up. So when I find the values. I'll post them. The second code is mewthree. The code will give a pokedex entry for a mewthree, a number, a cry, a type, and the pokemon's name and nickname will be mewthree.
But sadly the code doesn't offer you the pokemon's picture. But that will be the first new pokemon I give a picture to. When I find the picture values. So don't be disappointed. I will find the picture values. Ok here are the codes. Bigsupe's Pokemon Creator Code I have been working on this code for a long time. But I have it all done. Except for the picture code.
But that hasn't been located yet. So when I find it. And yes I mean when. Because I will find it. I will add it to this code section. I hope that everybody likes this code. The first section are the codes to create a pokedex entry for a pokemon. The codes are fun to use. This is however, dangerous and you should not do so with Pokemon if you are afraid of losing your game.
Now that you know what the codes mean, it would be easier to make up your own codes. The safest method is to change the value digits the second pair, remember? If you change the third pair of digits to something close then you may also effect a game aspect. The first and last pair will probably not result in anything if you change them, and the first pair should not be changed.
Also, if you want to understand what the numbers mean, then read the next section on hexadecimal. 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. This is true if you are using normal, decimal numbers. The Gameboy is different than normal people in that it is a computer, and really only has two numbers, 0 and 1 this is called binary number system. The numbers used in Gameshark aren't decimal or binary, but they are called hexadecimal.
Hexadecimal because each hexadecimal digit can be easily translated into four binary digits. You don't need to know this to play with your Gameshark, but you do have to know how you can take advantage of hexadecimal numbers. If you are running Windows then you should be able to run the calculator program located in your start menu. If not then use another calculator program or an actual calculator to do the conversions.
Make sure that your Windows calculator is set in scientific mode. Now type in a number, Then click on the button for Hex. Your number has changed from a decimal number to a hexadecimal number. You can also use this to take a hexadecimal number, then set the calculator in decimal mode to find the decimal value of that hex number.
For example: enter 63 while in decimal mode, then switch to hex. If you did it right, then you will now know that the hexadecimal number is 3F. What this means: if you wish to, for example, catch a Magikarp to level 19 so that you can evolve it into Gyarados on level 20, then you have to find out what the hex of 19 is.
You can use this method and find that it is Now replace the?? Stats Modifier. HP Modifier. PP Modifier. Crystal - 91xx04D2. Crystal - 91xx13D2. Crystal - D2. Crystal - 91xx14D2. Pokemon Modifier Code. Pokemon's Position. Points Modifier Larger. Points Modifier Shorter. Points Modifier Smaller. Don't have an account? Sign up for free! What do you need help on? Cancel X. Would you recommend this Guide? Yes No Hide. Send Skip Hide. Message Sent. Version 1. That's cool!! You can't run from a Gold Pokemon so be careful.
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