Pokemon Ash Orange League GBA ROM Hack – Detailed Game Overview
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About This ROM Hack
Pokémon Ash Orange League is a GBA ROM hack based on the popular anime series, featuring the events of Ash's journey through the Orange Islands. The hack follows the storyline from Season 2 of the anime, where Ash competes in the Orange League after obtaining the Kanto region’s Gym Badges. The game brings in new graphics, a modified gameplay experience, and lets you live out the adventure just like in the show.
Story Overview
You play as Ash Ketchum, and the game takes place in the Orange Islands. This ROM hack follows the events of the anime, where Ash takes on the Orange League after earning all of Kanto’s Gym Badges. You will meet many new characters and Pokémon, and you’ll also get the chance to catch the same Pokémon Ash catches on his journey. The game starts after receiving all Kanto Gym Badges, and you can also catch and train several key Pokémon like Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and more.
Key Features
- Play as Ash Ketchum in the Orange Islands, following the events of Season 2 of the anime.
- No need for HMs to progress in the game (except for a few necessary moves like Surf).
- New Sprites and Updated Graphics for a fresh experience.
- Access to all three Kanto starters (Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Charmander) at the start of the game after meeting Pikachu.
- Catch all the Pokémon Ash catches throughout his journey.
- No Town Map is provided (avoiding unnecessary maps or cheats).
- Lapras learns Surf immediately when obtained.
- Newly revamped characters with different stats and moves than in the original games, including a more powerful Charizard, Pikachu, and the others.
- All 7 Kanto Gym Badges are obtained right at the beginning of the game.
- Orange League Badges added as a special key item.
- Special encounter with Tauros at level 60, which can be obtained before facing the Orange League.
Known Bugs & Issues
- Some areas may not be fully translated or could have minor graphical glitches, but the main game and progression are intact.
- The lack of a town map might be disorienting to some players.
- Certain Pokémon sprites may not be completely accurate to the anime versions.
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Developer Information
Developer / Team: An Kit Kumar
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