Pokemon Sapphire/Ruby Version Cheats
Hint: Pokemon Contest: In Pokemon Contest houses, you may enter your Pokemon into a contest for a chance to win a medal. However if you enter without any Porok level ups, you will have a very low chance of winning. The way to raise this is to go out and find the trees with berries on them, then press A. You will then receive 1 to 4 berries. If you now go to a Pokemon House, you will see small gray machines on the right. The empty one on the top is for multi-player. For now, find a house in a city that only has a man at the bottom. Go to the other side of the machine and press A. You will then be asked to pick a Porok (berry) and throw it in. The spinner will come down and start moving. The objective is to press A just when the spinner hits your arrow: Circle Within A Circle: Direct hit (much faster) Circle: Near hit (slightly faster) X: Miss (slower: The faster you (and your opponent) get the spinner moving, the better. Once the meter at the top hits the end, it is over and the results and the fastest RPM the spinner was moving will appear. You will then receive a Blended Porok. The level of it depends on how fast you got the machine going. The average appears to be 11. Next, open your Special Items Pocket and go to your "Pez dispenser" type item (which you must have to play the game -- it is obtained from the girl in the first contest house). You will then pick a Blended Porok and feed it to a pet, making one of his Pokemon Contest stats (viewable in the Poke-Navi) go up. Some can even raise multiple stats. The more you do this, the better chance you have of winning. Information in this section was contributed by Ketay. Hint: Recommended starting Pokemon: The best type of starting Pokemon (in order) are: Water, Grass, and Fire. Information in this section was contributed by Omar Field-Rahman. Torchic proves to be the best as you get farther in the game, but proves to be difficult in the beginning. Mudkip is strong in the beginning, but weaker against the Elite Four. Mudkip is a good choice if playing Pokemon Ruby. Treeko is somewhat neutral, but is best to choose if playing Pokemon Sapphire because of Team Aqua. Information in this section was contributed by l33t one. Hint: Blaziken or Cumbusken: Recommended moves: if you have a Combusken or Blaziken, the best moves for it are Ember (can replace with Flare Kick if desired), Double Kick, and since it is able to learn a Bird type move, Steel Wing or any other powerful TM flying based move. Also give it an HM (preferably Cut). Information in this section was contributed by GodlyWolf. Hint: Regis: Use the following steps to capture the three mysterious Pokemon called the Regis. Go to the southeast part of Route 134 and dive into the water. It is difficult to get to due to the currents, and it is the only deep part of that route. You will find a cave. At a part of the cave, there are some Brail writing on the wall. At that point, float to the top of the water, where you will end up in a cavern. Go into the last room by going forward, use Dig, and in the next room you must do something strange. Put a Relicanth in the front of your party, and a Wailord at the last place. Walk to the top of the room and read the Brail . You will trigger an earthquake, which will unlock the Regis. You can fish up a Wailmer to evolve at level 40 at Route 122, and find a Relicanth outside Sootopolis in the underwater grass (rarely, but it is there). Information in this section was contributed by warren. To find Registeel, you can access a volcano in the southwest region of Route 120. Enter it, then move towards the center of the room. Use Fly to find Registeel. Information in this section was contributed by warren. To find Regirock, fly to lavaridge, bop down the mountain, and enter the desert. In the southern part of the desert, you will find a cavern. Enter it, then walk up to the center tile at the top of the room. Go three steps down and two steps right. Use strength to open the passage to Regirock. Information in this section was contributed by warren. To find Regice, in Route 105, there is an island on the west side that has a mountain on it. Go there, enter, and stand in front of the tile. Press A, read it, press A again, and do not do anything else. The door will open after twenty seconds, and the last Regi is yours. Information in this section was contributed by warren. You never have to use the Master Ball to catch all the legendary Pokemon. You can catch them all with about 60 Great Balls. However, you might need to use a Master Ball against the last one in the tower Information in this section was contributed by BIG MAN ALEX. Hint: Sharpedo: Once you are able to track down Sharpedo in your Pokedex, do whatever is necessary to capture it. It is an excellent Water/Dark Pokemon that already knows Crunch, Dark's most powerful attack. His speed is incredible and will be of great use later in the game. Information in this section was contributed by ProjectShadow316. Hint: Gym tactics: First, try using Kyamome or a Water/Grass starter. Then, try Water/Fire starter Grass at level 20 to 25. Finally, try Sandshrew with lots of Ground attack. Information in this section was contributed by Omar Field-Rahman. If you chose Torchick as your first Pokemon, you will soon find out that the first Gym Leader will be difficult without the proper Pokemon. When you reach the first beach area (next to the forest entrance), try to catch a Wingull. Then while in the forest, spend some time to level it up and your Torchick. Get the Wingull to at least level 10, and the Combuskin to about level 16 to 18. You can now take out the three Geodudes the Leader has with the Wingull's Water-Gun, and use the Combuskin as backup. Information in this section was contributed by PHILIP SHACKLEY. Hint: Hidden message: After you unlock the three rare Pokemon, the Pokemon in the cave on the road after the town with the tree houses, the hidden messages is "With new time Hope and love Aim to the sky in the middle". Information in this section was contributed by cody fuller. Hint: Premier Ball: Buy at least ten Pokeballs and you will get a free Premier Ball. Information in this section was contributed by Zach West. Hint: TM 02: In order to do this, you must Have waterfall, Surf Pokemon at least level 35. Aqua/Maga will steal the meteorite. However, there is more for the Meteor Falls. Go deep into the cave. Use Waterfall on the fall. Go through the cave and find TM 02. Information in this section was contributed by Nick jept. Hint: TM 43: Go through the tunnel by the cable cars that lead to Mt. Chimney. Then, go right until you can go up. You will find a person looking at a sort of "pine tree". Talk to him to receive TM43 or Secret Power. You can now make secret bases. Information in this section was contributed by MasterE. Hint: Bike wheelie: Press B on a bike to pop a wheelie. Without a bike you will run. Information in this section was contributed by Magnakidd12. Hint: Bike bunny hops: Get the Acro Bike and hold B without moving the D-pad to bunny hop. Information in this section was contributed by Michael. Hint: Mach Bike/Acro Bike abilities: Once you reach Mauville City, there is a building called Rydel's Cycles. Go inside and talk to Rydel. Once he learns that you have walked from Littleroot Town to Mauville City, he will give you a bike to ride. There are two bikes that you can have -- the Mach Bike and the Acro Bike. The Mach Bike can go fast, but has very bad handling. It is used for riding up sandy slopes and for speeding past crumbling floors in some caves. The Acro Bike is the one you can do tricks on. It does not go as fast as the Mach Bike, but has very good handling. You can hold B while riding to do wheelies, or stop and hold B to do little bunny hops. You can also tap B + D-pad in any direction to take little jumps. This bike is used for getting across narrow, white rails that span some rivers. Information in this section was contributed by modawg411. Hint: Catching Pokemon easier: You need a Pokemon that knows the Endeavor move. Have the Pokemon get hurt so that it only has about 1 HP remaining. Go into battle with the pokemon that you want to catch. Use Endeavor. The move will take the opponent down to 1 HP also, and make it a lot easier to catch. Information in this section was contributed by caseyk. Hint: Defeating your Rival: When facing your rival at the start that has Treecko, use a level 6 Wurmple; Mudkip use a level 7 Silccoon or Cascoon; Torchic use a level 5 to 6 Wingull. Wingull can be found in Route 103. Wurmple can be found in Route103. To get Cascoon or Silccoon, evolve Wurmple at level 7. Information in this section was contributed by Wesnox. Hint: Poke-Navi: This is a useful item with multiple functions. Information in this section was contributed by Ketay. Map: This will display a map of Houen. You can move the pointer with the D-pad and can also press A to zoom in. Poke-Info: This will display information about your Pokemon stats. These may show how much of a chance your Pokemon has of winning a Pokemon Contest. These can be raised with Poroks (the berries). Trainer-Dex: This will show information on all of the trainers you have fought. Hall Of Fame: After defeating the Elite 4, you can see your Pokemon that defeated them in the Hall of Fame. Information in this section was contributed by Nicholas Oh. Hint: HM list: Information in this section was contributed by Ketay. HM 01 (Cut): Cuts down small bushes. Found inside the house to the left of the Pokemon Center in Kanazumi City. HM 02 (Fly): Can fly to cities: Found in the town with the sixth Gym. HM 03 (Surf): Can Swim. Found in the house left of the fourth Gym. HM 04 (Strength): Allows you to push some rocks. Found in the town with fourth Gym. HM 05 (Flash) Lights up dark areas. Found in the cave on the island with the second Badge. HM 06 (Rock Smash): Smashes some rocks: Found in the house to the left of the third Gym. HM 07 (Waterfall) Allows you to climb waterfalls. Found in the cave with the Legendary Pokemon in Rune. HM 08 (Dive): Allows you to submerge under the ocean. Found in Tokusane City after beating the seventh Gym. Hint: Pokemon that cannot be captured: The following Pokemon cannot be caught. Information in this section was contributed by Omar Field-Rahman. 203. Bulbasaur 204. Ivysaur 205. Venusaur 206. Charmander 207. Charmeleon 208. Charizard 209. Squirtle 210. Wartortle 211. Blastoise 212. Caterpie 213. Metapod 214. Butterfree 215. Weedle 216. Kakuna 217. Beedrill 218. Pidgey 219. Pidgeotto 220. Pidgeot 221. Rattata 222. Raticate 223. Spearow 224. Fearow 225. Ekans 226. Arbok 227. Nidoran (F) 228. Nidorina 229. Nidoqueen 230. Nidoran (M) 231. Nidorino 232. Nidoking 233. Clefairy 234. Clefable 235. Paras 236. Parasect 237. Venonat 238. Venomoth 239. Diglett 240. Dugtrio 241. Meowth 242. Persian 243. Mankey 244. Primeape 245. Growlithe 246. Arcanine 247. Poliwag 248. Poliwhirl 249. Poliwrath 250. Bellsprout 251. Weepinbell 252. Victreebel 253. Ponyta 254. Rapidash 255. Slowpoke 256. Slowbro 257. Farfetch'd 258. Seel 259. Dewgong 260. Shellder 261. Cloyster 262. Gastly 263. Haunter 264. Gengar 265. Onix 266. Drowzee 267. Hypno 268. Krabby 269. Kingler 270. Exeggcute 271. Exeggutor 272. Cubone 273. Marowak 274. Hitmonlee 275. Hitmonchan 276. Lickitung 277. Chansey 278. Tangela 279. Kangaskhan 280. Mr. Mime 281. Scyther 282. Jynx 283. Electabuzz 284. Magmar 285. Tauros 286. Lapras 287. Ditto 288. Eevee 289. Vaporeon 290. Jolteon 291. Flareon 292. Porygon 293. Omanyte 294. Omastar 295. Kabuto 296. Kabutops 297. Aerodactyl 298. Snorlax 299. Articuno 300. Zapdos 301. Moltres 302. Dratini 303. Dragonair 304. Dragonite 305. Mewtwo 306. Mew 307. Chikorita 308. Bayleef 309. Meganium 310. Cyndaquil 311. Quilava 312. Typhlosion 313. Totodile 314. Croconaw 315. Feraligatr 316. Sentret 317. Furret 318. Hoothoot 319. Noctowl 320. Ledyba 321. Ledian 322. Spinarak 323. Ariados 324. Cleffa 325. Togepi 326. Togetic 327. Mareep 328. Flaaffy 329. Ampharos 330. Sudowoodo 331. Politoed 332. Hoppip 333. Skiploom 334. Jumpluff 335. Aipom 336. Sunkern 337. Sunflora 338. Yanma 339. Wooper 340. Quagsire 341. Espeon 342. Umbreon 343. Murkrow 344. Slowking 345. Misdreavus 346. Unown 347. Pineco 348. Forretress 349. Dunsparce 350. Gligar 351. Steelix 352. Snubbull 353. Granbull 354. Qwilfish 355. Scizor 356. Shuckle 357. Sneasel 358. Teddiursa 359. Ursaring 360. Swinub 361. Piloswine 362. Remoraid 363. Octillery 364. Delibird 365. Mantine 366. Houndour 367. Houndoom 368. Porygon2 369. Stantler 370. Smeargle 371. Tyrogue 372. Hitmontop 373. Smoochum 374. Elekid 375. Magby 376. Miltank 377. Blissey 378. Raikou 379. Entei 380. Suicune 381. Larvitar 382. Pupitar 383. Tyranitar 384. Lugia 385. Ho-oh 386. Celebi Hint: Changing glitch block (Japanese version): Go to the fifth city and Surf on the route that has a sign on the water. Next to it is a glitched block. Swim back and forth and it will change. Information in this section was contributed by Jason Howell
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