Features

• Complete story mode
• Over 300 cards
• Presence of all Yu-Gi-Oh! duelists Forbidden Memories

Encounter with Legendaries

• Obelisk the Tormentor
• The Winged Dragon of Ra
• Slifer the Sky Dragon
• The 3 Egyptian Gods are in place of the legendary Regis from Pokémon Ruby.
• To catch the gods, you only need to go to Sealed Camber and unlock the caves; you don’t need Relicant or Wailord.
• Follow any walkthrough on how to capture the Regis in Pokémon Ruby to get the Egyptian Gods.

Changelog

V0.3

• Over 50 new cards
• Changes to starter evolutions
• Dragon, female, and zombie cards are no longer rare
• Changes to all spawns
• Balanced Elite Four difficulty

Fixes and bugs

• Fixed incorrect evolutions
• Fixed the level error when evolving
• Fixed card backs
• Fixed TM moves
  Improved movement of all cards

Pokemon Emerald – The Hidden History (Pokemon Esmeralda – La Historia Oculta) is an intriguing reimagining of the classic Hoenn narrative, challenging everything you think you know about the official story. Starting in Littleroot Town, you soon discover that your neighbor May is harboring secrets, caught in conversation with a mysterious blue figure who flees at your arrival.

As you unravel this conspiracy, you’ll encounter legendary trainers like Red, face off against rivals who are secretly members of Team Aqua, and explore brand-new hidden locations. This project breathes fresh life into Pokémon Emerald with major story shifts, new event-based battles, and revamped map layouts, turning the familiar Hoenn region into a site of deep, unexplored mystery.

Story

We all know the story of Hoenn, at least the official one, right?
You’ve just moved to Littleroot Town in the Hoenn region with the dream of becoming a Pokémon Master. After meeting Professor Birch, he sends you to meet his daughter, May, but when you find her, she’s talking to a mysterious blue character who runs away upon seeing you. What is your neighbor up to? Discover the true story of Hoenn.

Features

• Curated Dex of 200+ Pokemon from every generation, with half of them being resprited and a few redesigns/fakemon.
• A bunch of changes to stats, moves, and abilities.
• All Pokémon have access to only 4 Moves. If they evolve, they’ll gain access to another 4 Moves.
• All Moves have a sort of scaling to them, so your Stufful’s Hammer Arm at level 5 may be only 50 BP, but by the time it hits level 50, it will reach its proper 100 BP.
• Natures/EVs/IVs do not affect your stats, so no need to worry about those.
• President Stone gives a Lucky Egg instead of an Exp Share, as Exp Share is now the default and not toggleable. There are also Level Caps, which can be configured with an item in the Player’s PC.
• The Gym Leaders no longer give out a TM, but a held item that is usually not available in Generation 3.
• The Trick House and in-game trades also give out different things.
• Cozmo now gives the Exp Charm when you give him the Meteorite. The person who gives the Roar TM now gives the Good Rod. The person who gives the Good Rod now gives the Shiny Charm.
• Lilycove City’s Vitamin Store now sells an Exp Candy that will raise your Pokémon to the previous level cap.
• HMs don’t require a Pokémon to use them (except Fly, which only requires that you have a Flying-type on your team)
• As this hack was made in a short time, there are some oddities like TMs are still available but not teachable, or the fact that the post-game is mostly untouched (the Steven battle was changed at least), and will most likely stay that way. Hopefully, those types of things don’t dampen the experience too much.
• More stuff I probably forgot…

Changelog

V1.1.1

• Fixed Shelmet/Karrablast’s Evolution Method
• Fixed Mystical Power

Features

• Adds a real Mew event to the S.S. Anne truck
• Requires Strength in the player’s party
• One-time encounter
• Preserves a mostly vanilla LeafGreen experience
• Designed as a nostalgic tribute to the original truck rumor
• Custom text and event flow made to fit FireRed’s style
• S.S. Anne remains accessible so the event can be completed naturally

Features

• Adds a real Mew event to the S.S. Anne truck
• Requires Strength in the player’s party
• One-time encounter
• Preserves a mostly vanilla FireRed experience
• Designed as a nostalgic tribute to the original truck rumor
• Custom text and event flow made to fit FireRed’s style
• S.S. Anne remains accessible so the event can be completed naturally

Features

• Running indoors
• Reusable TM’s
• Trade evos through a new item Forgettable hms
• Easy Pokeball swapping
• IV/EV menu to view IVs and EVs or to edit them if wanted
• Quick repel
• XP all
• Quick bike toggle anywhere for mach and acro
• All Ruby/Sapphire exclusive Hoenn Mons added
• All events obtainable

Features

• Become Spongebob in his own Pokemon Adventure in the underwater city Bikini Bottom.
• Only the protagonists sprites (both male and female) are replaced.

Pokemon Rose Red is a unique FireRed ROM hack that turns schoolyard rumors and lost history into reality. Journey through a reimagined Kanto where the elusive “Mist Stone” unlocks the power of Pokegods, entities with strength rivaling Mewtwo. This hack brings back the “extinct” Gorochu as a Raichu evolution.

Implements the infamous “Buried Alive” creepypasta in Lavender Tower, and finally lets you find Mew under the truck! With the complete removal of Dark and Steel types to return to a more “pure” elemental state, and Water/Dragon typing for Gyarados, this is the Kanto adventure that every 90s kid dreamed of.

Features

• The Mist Stone & Pokegods: Discover the elusive Mist Stone, primarily on the new Neon Island, to evolve Pokémon into “Pokegods”—entities with power that rivals or even surpasses Mewtwo.
• Gorochu Evolution: Raichu can now evolve into the long-lost, “extinct” species Gorochu by using a Fire Stone, featuring a custom high-quality sprite.
• Mew Under the Truck: The famous urban legend is finally real! You can find and battle Mew under the truck at the Vermilion Port, complete with its unique battle theme from Pokémon Emerald.
• Buried Alive Creepypasta: Face the terrifying “Buried Alive” living corpse and his White Hands at the apex of Lavender Tower. If you lose, experience the infamous “fresh meat” game-over sequence.
• Dark & Steel Type Removal: To return Kanto to its original elemental roots, the Dark and Steel types have been completely removed, with moves and Pokémon types reassigned accordingly.
• Water/Dragon Gyarados: Gyarados has been re-typed to Water/Dragon, finally granting it the typing many fans felt it always deserved.
• Pure Flying Spearow line: The Spearow and Fearow evolutionary lines have been changed from Normal/Flying to pure Flying type.
• Dragonite Island: Explore a brand-new, stormy land mass discovered near Route 19 which houses a massive population of Dratini, Dragonair, and Dragonite.
• Cerulean Lake & Manga Events: Visit the new Cerulean Lake on Route 24 to help Misty battle an enraged Gyarados, a sequence heavily inspired by the Pokémon Adventures manga.
• Johto Trainer Cameos: Battle against unique trainers not seen in the original Kanto journey, including characters from the Johto region and Generation 2 games.
• Trade-Free Evolutions: Silph Co. has developed new Pokéball models that automatically activate evolution genes, allowing Pokémon like Raichu (to Gorochu) and trade-evos to evolve without needing a link cable.
• Full Main Story Content: The current demo features the entire main Kanto storyline, allowing you to play from the start all the way through the Champion and the capture of Mew.
• Stats & Moveset Overhaul (Planned): While currently using mostly vanilla stats, the final version will feature a complete rebalancing of Pokémon movesets and base stats.
• Extensive Post-Game (Planned): The full release will feature a multitude of new journeys and regions to explore after becoming the Champion.
• Custom Grayscale Palettes: Features updated and grayscaled palettes to give Kanto a fresh visual aesthetic while maintaining GBA charm.