Pokemon FireRed 809 Randomizable (GBA)

Pokemon FireRed 809 Randomizable GBA ROM

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Hack Name: Pokemon FireRed 809 Randomizable
Hack Original: Pokemon FireRed
Status: v1.0
Language: English

Related: Pokemon Fire Red 898 Randomizer

Story

Pokémon FireRed 809 Randomizable is a ROM hack featuring 809 Pokémon from various generations. It allows randomization of wild Pokémon, trainer battles, items, and more to create a dynamic and unpredictable gameplay experience. The hack preserves the core FireRed storyline while offering the ability to shuffle various elements, making each playthrough unique. It’s perfect for players looking to experience FireRed in a fresh, challenging way with expanded content and surprises around every corner.

List of Features

809 Pokémon: Pokemon FireRed 809 Randomizable features a comprehensive roster of 809 Pokémon, encompassing all species from the first through the seventh generations, providing a vast array of options for team building and strategy.
Day and Night System: The in-game time system cycles between day and night, influencing the availability and behavior of certain Pokémon and affecting various game elements according to the time of day.
Physical/Special Split: Moves are classified as either physical or special based on their effects rather than their types. This change introduces a more nuanced battle mechanic where move effectiveness is determined by the Pokémon's stats and the nature of the move.
Decapitalisation: All text and Pokémon names throughout the game are presented in lowercase letters, giving the game a more contemporary and uniform appearance.
Poison Ends at 1 HP: Instead of fainting immediately, a Pokémon with a poison status will be reduced to 1 HP before fainting, allowing for one last action before it succumbs to the poison.
Pokedex Fixes: Corrections and updates have been made to the Pokédex entries to fix any inaccuracies and improve the information provided about each Pokémon.
New Moves from Gen 4-7: The game includes new moves introduced in Generations 4 through 7, expanding the strategic options available in battles.
Update Movesets to Gen 7: Pokémon movesets have been updated to reflect the changes and additions from Generation 7, ensuring that each Pokémon has access to its most current move options.
Update Base Stats to Gen 7: Pokémon base stats have been adjusted to align with Generation 7 standards, balancing the gameplay and reflecting the most recent changes in Pokémon stats.
New Abilities from Gen 4-7: The game features new abilities introduced in Generations 4 through 7, adding additional strategic depth and variety to Pokémon battles.
New Items from Gen 4-7: Items from Generations 4 through 7 are included, offering new tools and enhancements that impact gameplay and Pokémon training.
Fairy Type: The Fairy type has been incorporated into the game, introducing new type matchups and strategies, and adding to the complexity of battle dynamics.
Expanded Bag: The in-game bag has been enlarged to accommodate more items, making it easier to manage and organize a larger collection of items.
Updated Critical Hit Damage to Gen 7: Critical hit mechanics have been updated to match Generation 7's system, affecting how critical hits impact damage calculations in battles.
Eggs Hatch at Level 1: Pokémon eggs now hatch at level 1, allowing newly hatched Pokémon to start with a base level that aligns with more recent game standards.
Gen 7 Burn and Paralysis: Status effects like burn and paralysis have been updated to reflect Generation 7 mechanics, affecting how these conditions impact Pokémon in battle.
BW Repel System: The repel system from Black and White has been implemented, which uses a more refined method to repel wild Pokémon based on the player's highest-level Pokémon.
Hidden Power Typing is Directly Shown to You: The type of the Hidden Power move is now visible to the player, removing the guesswork involved in determining its type.
Mew and Deoxys Always Obey: Legendary Pokémon Mew and Deoxys will always obey the player’s commands, ensuring consistent performance in battles without the typical obedience issues associated with high-level Pokémon.
Running Indoors: Players are now able to run inside buildings and other indoor locations, making travel and navigation more convenient.
PokéMart Items are Based on Badge Count: The inventory of items available for purchase at PokéMarts changes based on the number of gym badges the player has collected, offering better items as the player progresses through the game.
Infinite Use TMs: Technical Machines (TMs) can now be used an unlimited number of times, allowing players to teach moves to multiple Pokémon without worrying about running out of TMs.