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Gameshark codes part oneCodes Gameshark

Gold Code

Always have 999999 Money (Fixed)
019947D3
019948D3
019949D3

Buy anything you want if you have the money.
These codes work in any City Market.
See list at end of what you can get.

01xx7CCF 1st Slot
01xx7DCF 2nd Slot
01xx7ECF 3rd Slot
01xx7FCF 4th Slot

Codes GameGenie (This game may not work on your
GameGenie. It would
only start up, with the GameGenie attached, on my
SuperGameboy Cart.
see my page for info for using a GameGenie on the
supergameboy cart.
It would not run on my pocket Gameboy with the
GameGenie attached)

Lets you buy anything you want if you have the
money.

Viridian City Market Use these codes in this town.
xx4-44D-F7A 1st slot
xx4-45D-C46 2nd slot
xx4-46D-D56 3rd slot

Pewter City Market Use these codes when you get
to this town.
xx4-4BD-F7A 1st slot
xx4-4CD-B3A 2nd slot
xx4-4DD-91E 3rd slot

Cerulean City Market
xx4-55D-F7A 1st slot
xx4-56D-B3A 2nd slot
xx4-57D-912 3rd slot

Vermilion City Market
xx4-63D-F7A 1st slot
xx4-64D-A26 2nd slot
xx4-65D-D5E 3rd slot

Cinnibar Island Market (added 10/21/98)
Many thanks to Badb0y5285@aol.com for his help
with these codes.
xx4-BBD-E62 1st slot
xx4-BCD-E66 2nd slot
xx4-BDD-A22 3rd slot

Gold Code
996-11B-E6A Changes Value of PokéBalls to 990200
gold. Buy as many as you can with code off then
turn on code and sell Balls for lots of money.

996-0EB-E6A Changes value of GreatBalls to a high
amount. Use this code the same way as above.
Added 10/18/98

Items list

01 Master Ball $0
02Ultra Ball $1200
03 Great Ball $200
04 PokéBall $200
0A Moon Stone $0
0B Antidote $100
0C Burn Heal $250
0D Ice Heal $250
0E Awakening $200
0F Parlyz Heal $200
10 Full Restore $3000
11 Max Potion $2500
12 Hyper Potion $1500
13 Super Potion $700
14 Potion $300
1D Escape Rope $550
1E Repel $350
20 FireStone $2100
21 ThunderStone $2100
22 WaterStone $2100
23 HP Up $9800
24 Protein $9800
25 Iron $9800
26 Carbos $9800
27 Calcium $9800
28 Rare Candy $4800
2E X Accuracy $950
2F Leaf Stone $2100
31 Nugget $10000
32 PP UP $9800
33 PokéDoll $1000
34 Full Heal $600
35 Revive $1500
36 Max Revive $4000
37 Gaurd Spec $700
38 Super Repel $500
39 Max Repel $700
3A Dire Hit $650
3B Coin $10
3C Fresh Water $200
3D Soda Pop $300
3E Lemonade $350
41 X Attack $500
42 X Defend $550
43 X Speed $350
44 X Special $350
4B Exp. All $0
4F PP Up $0
50 Ether $0
51 Max Ether $0
52 Elixer $0
53 Max Elixer $0

Some numbers above 64 will crash the game, if you
try to use the items
that aren't really there. Missing numbers are Items
you could get early,
but won't always help you if you do. They might
cause problems with the
game.

This addtional item list lets you get Hm's and Tm's.
It was provided by a great person
Zador. Have Fun.

code | item |Ability
C4 | HM01 |cut
C5 | HM02 |fly
C6 | HM03 |surf
C7 | HM04 |strength
C8 | HM05 |flash
C9 | TM01 |mega punch
CA | TM02 |razor wind
CB | TM03 |swords dance
CC | TM04 |whirlwind
CD | TM05 |mega kick
CE | TM06 |toxic
CF | TM07 |horn drill
D0 | TM08 |body slam
D1 | TM09 |take down
D2 | TM10 |double-edge
D3 | TM11 |bubble beam
D4 | TM12 |water gun
D5 | TM13 |ice beam
D6 | TM14 |blizzard
D7 | TM15 |hyper beam
D8 | TM16 |pay day
D9 | TM17 |submission
DA | TM18 |counter
DB | TM19 |seismic toss
DC | TM20 |rage
DD | TM21 |mega drian
DE | TM22 |solar beam
DF | TM23 |dragon rage
E0 | TM24 |thunderbolt
E1 | TM25 |thunder
E2 | TM26 |earth quake
E3 | TM27 |fissure
E4 | TM28 |dig
E5 | TM29 |psychic
E6 | TM30 |teleport
E7 | TM31 |mimc
E8 | TM32 |double team
E9 | TM33 |reflect
EA | TM34 |bide
EB | TM35 |metronome
EC | TM36 |self destruct
ED | TM37 |egg bomb
EE | TM38 |fie blast
EF | TM39 |swift
F0 | TM40 |skull bash
F1 | TM41 |soft boiled
F2 | TM42 |dreameater
F3 | TM43 |sky attack
F4 | TM44 |rest
F5 | TM45 |thunder wave
F6 | TM46 |psywave
F7 | TM47 |explosion
F8 | TM48 |rock slide
F9 | TM49 |tri attack
FA | TM50 |substitue
FB | TM51 |cut
FC | TM52 |fly
FD | TM53 |sulf
FE | TM54 |strength
FF | TM55 |flash

List 2

GameShark codes

01xx27D1 Let you fight a pokémon of any level.
Just replace the xx's with any number you want.
05=level 5, 0A=level 10, 0F=Level 15, 14=level
20,1E=Level 30
28=Level 40, 32=Level 50, 4B=Level 75, 63=Level
99
(If you use too high a level before you get the right
badge
you may have problems controling your high level
Pokémon)

01xx1ED1 Pick your starting PokéMon with this code
Change the xx's to a number from the list.

Pick your starting PokéMon from the 3 balls at the
start of the
game. Pick PokéMon from list. All balls will have the
same one.
It will ask you if you want the type of pokémon that
is normaly
there but you will get what you picked. After you get
the
Pokémon make sure you save the game and remove
the code.
Note: Some pokémon will not be playable!

01xxD8CF Pick the Pokémon you want to fight and
capture anytime.
Change the xx's to a number from the list. This code
will cause you to always fight the same Pokémon.
Thus you will be able to capture it.
Sometimes the picture of the pokémon will be
messed up, but you
can still get it without problems later on. Use my
store codes to get some MasterBalls from
anystore.(Master balls cost 0 and always catch even
if you don't weaken the Pokémon.)

Gameboy codes
The codes that follow let you fight any Pokémon you
want. In so doing you have the chance to capture it.
I recommend that you have some master balls,
which have a 100% capture rate. (If you use a
master ball you won't have to fight at all). You can
find my store codes that let you buy master balls at
my page and other places. E-mail me if you can't
find them. Replace the xx's with the same number
from the list in this faq for the best chance of
getting the Pokémon you want. You can put 3
different ones in if you want. Don't expect to get the
pokémon you wanted right off the bat. You will
probibly have to fight a few fights before you get the
one you wanted.

RED only codes.
xx1-91A-7FC+
xx1-93A-F7E+
xx1-9BA-5DB

Blue only codes.
xx1-91A-7FC+
xx1-93A-F7E+
xx1-9BA-6EB

This set of codes lets you fight any pokemon you
want, in the grassy areas, just north of Pallet Town.
They work on the red or blue USA versions. You will
not always get the pokemon you want the first time
you fight. You may have to fight awhile before the
one you picked comes up.

xx0-E1A-F7A+
xx0-E3A-F7C+
xx0-E5A-F7C

Pokémon List 2
Number before Pokémon is number you use in place
of xx's
Number after Pokémon is number of pokémon in the
game.

code|pokémon|number

99 Bulbasaur 001
09 Ivysaur 002
9A Venusaur 003
B0 Charmanden 004
B2 Charmeleon 005
B4 Charizard 006
B1 Squirtle 007
B3 Wartortle 008
1C Blastoise 009
7B Caterpie 010
7C Metapod 011
7D Butterfree 012
70 Weedle 013
71 Kakuna 014
72 Beedrill 015
24 Pidgey 016
96 Pidgeotto 017
97 Pidgeot 018
A5 Rattata 019
A6 Raticate 020
05 Spearow 021
23 Fearow 022
6C Ekans 023
2D Arbok 024
54 Pikachu 025
55 Raichu 026
60 Sandshrew 027
61 Sandslash 028
0F Nidoran(female)
029
A8 Nindorina 030
10 NidoQueen 031
03 Nidoran(male)032

A7 Nindorino 033
07 NidoKing 034
04 Clefairy 035
8E Clefable 036
52 Vulpix 037
53 Ninetales 038
64 Jigglypuff 039
65 Wigglytuff 040
6B Zubat 041
82 Golbat 042
B9 Oddish 043
BA Gloom 044
BB Vileplume 045
6D Paras 046
2E Parasect 047
41 Venonat 048
77 Venomoth 049
3B Diglett 050
code|pokémon|number

76 Dugtrio 051
4D Meowth 052
90 Persian 053
2F Psyduck 054
80 Goldduck 055
39 Mankey 056
75 Primeape 057
21 Growlithe 058
14 Arcanine 059
47 Poliwag 060
6E Poliwhirl 061
6F Poliwrath 062
94 Abra 063
26 Kadabra 064
95 Alakazam 065
6A Machop 066
29 Machoke 067
7E MachAmp 068
BC Bellsprout 069
BD Weepinbell 070
BE Victreebell 071
18 Tentacool 072
9B Tentacruel 073
A9 Geodude 074
27 Graveler 075
31 Golem 076
A3 Ponyta 077
A4 Rapidash 078
25 Slowpoke 079
08 Slobro 080
AD Magnemite 081
36 Magneton 082
40 Farfetch'd 083
46 Doduo 084
74 Triplebird 085
3A Seel 086
78 Dewgong 087
0D Grimer 088
88 Muk 089
17 Shellder 090
8B Cloyster 091
19 Gastly

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