Pokemon Hyetology Version 1.2 Detailed Walkthrough Olivia R.

Fly February 21, 2026

Pokémon Hyetology Version 1.2 Detailed Walkthrough Olivia R.

Pokemon Hyetology GBA Boxart


Category: Walkthrough
Language: English

Author: Olivia R.

Source: https://bioactivesolstice.blogspot.com/2022/03/pokemon-rom-hack-walkthroughs.html

Note: This walkthrough belongs to Olivia R. Only changes were made for better readability. It's possible that some text differences can exist. The original walkthrough is on the link above.


This will be a strict text walkthrough of the rom hack featuring what you need to do to get through the game as well as the trainers and their Pokemon. And always, expect spoilers in this walkthrough. You have been warned. Also I should say, I did not play the Hacksrepairman fix of this until a bit later, so expect some major issues if you also are playing the unfixed version 1.2. I highly recommend playing the Hacksrepairman fix, because if you don't, you'll never be able to access the Elite Four in this game.

Table of Contents

Yeah, the title screen is screwed up, and they acknowledge this in the intro. After you name your character the game does something different. A man who resembles Noland is advertising Black Mesa Research. Yeah, that one from the Half-Life games. We hear about Pokemon evolution from this advertisement. The thing being advertised is called Zydrate. So now the scene shifts to home where Mom is talking about a loss you had, some Pokemon named Miki I'm assuming. We also have a disappeared dad, where we don't know where the guy actually is, thankfully he's not confirmed dead. Now you get control. You can't set the clock, Super Smash Bros Melee is in the Gamecube, and the book is a Death Note reference. The PC only has an email from the trainer's school. Head downstairs. Try to leave and mom will stop you, giving you...HM01 Cut!

GLITCH: The bag (at least the female bag) is glitched in sprite if you go to other pockets.

By the way, check your trainer card. You automatically have the eighth badge. I'm gonna assume that if we have in-game trades, this will keep them in obedience.

KOKIRI TOWN — Any similarities to real people are purely coincidental!

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Horsea 60% Surf
Seaking 30% Surf
Lombre 5% Surf
Marill 5% Surf

(I also for some reason got Plusle while surfing here)

Upon leaving, a guy is inspecting what looks like Skitty, then comes over to you. It doesn't matter what choice you pick, but here the guy explains, as Pokemon seem to be dying randomly, which is what happened to the Skitty. The guy then reveals his name as Cole Phelps, which seems to be a character from L.A. Noire. Before he leaves, he tells you not to get involved in what is going on. There are some people out here, including a lady who will heal you (which is interesting if you talk to her without any Pokemon). The guy near the sign gives you the Running Shoes. To the west is Vision Tunnel, which we'll need Surf to go to. Most of the houses and people here seem to be references to other ROM hacks or ROM hackers. The NW house has three starter Pokemon, Cyndaquil, Treecko, and Squirtle owned by a dude named Dabuz. You can pick one for a favor, and it will hold an item for you (the one that boosts moves of the starter's type) and it's at Lv15. After picking it, he'll ask you to ask a girl to date him. Too shy to do it himself. Try to leave to the north to see a guy named Fatal. He's basically a rival and he finds a Dunsparce he thought was dead, and gives it to you for P500. You actually are forced to buy it. It comes with a Repel, Lv12, and is already named Rocky (but it is under your name).

ROUTE 18

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate
Weedle 20%
Zigzagoon 20%
Rattata 20%
Elekid 15%
Sentret 10%
NidoranM 5%
NidoranF 5%
Miltank 5%

Just head north. Nothing much to this route except only one trainer.

  • Youngster Andrew: Teddiursa Lv9, Surskit Lv9, Pichu Lv8 — P128

LAZY TOWN — Where hospitality is unrivaled

You'll learn from a guy named Bizkit that there is a Unity Ruleset Committee. This has the best trainers in the Scimetri region and tells you that some gyms are considered uncertified. Go up to find Fatal again.

  • MLG Pro: Fatal: Bagon Lv15 (Tackle, Growl, Pound, Leer, holds Oran Berry) — P60

You can't go NW because two idiots are trying to see if a Wooper likes them. Okay then.

Mart wares:

Item Price
Poke Ball P200
Great Ball P600
Potion P300
Antidote P100
Parlyz Heal P200
Awakening P250
Full Heal P600

The woman you need to talk to is in the left house at the NE end. She of course tells you to tell him to go away. Go back to Dabuz and pick either choice and that is the end of this event. Head back to Lazy Town and the Wooper guys are gone. Enter the house near the gym and talk to Susie, who will give you three Moomoo Milks for taking the league challenge. Enter the gym and talk to the guy, his name is Inui and he tells you right off the bat they use Ghost types here. Well, that's wrong, these trainers all use the Normal type.

  • Gym Follower Ivan: Stantler Lv13, Eevee Lv14, Slakoth Lv14 — P392

The gate doesn't open. How to open it? Go to the statue west of Inui and you will open the way.

  • Gym Follower Claude: Remoraid Lv18, Sentret Lv18 — P448
  • Gym Follower Hoo-Hah: Aipom Lv18 — P504
  • Gym Follower Ned: Porygon Lv18 (Sharpen, Tackle, Conversion) — P504

The switch that you need is next to the last gym follower, opening the way NW.

  • Gym Follower Dale: Rattata Lv16, Sentret Lv16, Zigzagoon Lv16 — P448

You can't head through the door there, the guy won't let you, but there's a statue that has a switch you can use. Head back to the second gym follower and go through to find Darwin. The CEO of Black Mesa and also the gym leader here.

  • Gym Leader Darwin: P1600, Scientology Badge, TM43 Secret Power
    • Porygon Lv18 (Sharpen, Defense Curl, Tri Attack, Tackle)
    • Eevee Lv18 (Bounce, Scratch, Defense Curl)
    • Ditto Lv20 (Transform)
    • Voltorb Lv16 (Sonicboom, Tackle, Screech)

As you leave, talk to Inui. He'll mention that the Elite Four here are called "Ginyu Fource". Head west now.

ROUTE 17 (South)

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Tentacool 60% Surf
Remoraid 30% Surf
Mankey 20% —
Wurmple 20% —
Weedle 20% —
Ekans 20% —
Spearow 10% —
Lotad 10% Surf
Rattata 6% —
Taillow 4% —
  • Pokemaniac Nolan: Barboach Lv20 — P1200

Cut the first tree you see and inspect the dead end for a hidden Revive.

  • PKMN Breeder Barny: Igglybuff Lv16, Smoochum Lv18 — P720
  • Pedophile? Wade: Tentacool Lv19 — P1216

(no I did not make that trainer class name up, that's what it says)

The entrance to James Woods (yes, that's the name of the forest) is up ahead, and it divides Route 17.

JAMES WOODS

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Lombre 60% Surf
Tentacool 30% Surf
Bellsprout 20% —
Wurmple 20% —
Paras 15% —
Ledyba 10% —
Spinarak 10% —
Oddish 10% —
Ekans 8% —
Abra 6% —
Staryu 5% Surf
Psyduck 5% Surf
Spoink 1% —

(note: you can't surf anywhere here, yet there are surfing encounters listed)

  • Hiker Dusty: Baltoy Lv20, Onix Lv20 — P800
  • Swagtrainer Elliot: Gloom Lv18, Bellossom Lv18, Gloom Lv19 — P17328
  • Youngster Timmy: Pikachu Lv16, Oddish Lv18, Paras Lv18, Natu Lv18 — P288

It seems this is the extent of where we can go through this forest, or is it? Head back to near the entrance, and notice the trees that are lacking stumps below them. You can go through these to the north.

  • Ninja Boy John: Ekans Lv17, Spinarak Lv17, Aipom Lv18, Koffing Lv17 — P204

Head east first. To the NE are some trees you can pass under for an Elixir and a shortcut west.

  • Conspiracist Kevin: Drowzee Lv22 — P176

Jump the first ledge and head west at the dead end after the steps to get a hidden Revive. Jump the ledge and return where you found the Elixir, then jump the ledge to the west.

  • Psychic Anthony: Wobbuffet Lv22 — P528
  • Mignonette Selena: Machop Lv16, Meditite Lv16, Mankey Lv16, Machop Lv18, Makuhita Lv18 — P432

Go through the NW trees (there is a ledge in front of the south tree, you must approach from the side, also there seems to be a path to the NE but you can't go through it).

  • Beauty Megan: Voltorb Lv15, Voltorb Lv15, Doduo Lv22 — P1760

There's an abandoned gym up ahead. It's completely derelict, but there are some hidden items. A rock to the west contains a Full Heal. At the NW end, one of the rocks has an Ultra Ball, and further to the east, a rock there contains a Star Piece. Leave and continue east.

  • Triathlete Jasmine: Snubbull Lv22 — P880
  • Fisherman Carl: Magikarp Lv5, Magikarp Lv5, Magikarp Lv4, Magikarp Lv3, Magikarp Lv2, Mareep Lv22 — P880

It looks like you can surf on this pond, but I checked after getting Surf and that's not actually true. The exit is to the NE.

ROUTE 17 (North)

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Lotad 90% Surf
NidoranF 20% —
Pidgey 20% —
Rattata 20% —
Sudowoodo 18% —
Sandshrew 17% —
Tangela 5% —
Tentacool 5% Surf
Goldeen 5% Surf
  • Psychic Uri: Mr. Mime Lv22 — P528

Head north to see a running guy double back and ask you if you are Darwin. His name is Adam Gibson. Doesn't matter what you say, he thinks you're the guy. He also reveals he's heading to New Gotham, and that he's the gym leader there.

  • Hiker Ed: Seel Lv22, Swinub Lv24 — P1920 (double battle)

NEW GOTHAM — Another home, away from home

Mart wares:

Item Price
Poke Ball P200
Great Ball P600
Potion P300
Antidote P100
Parlyz Heal P200
Awakening P250
Full Heal P600

GLITCH: Yeah, the PokeCenter looks wrong, especially on the outer walls. But it gets worse. If you attempt to go down the escalator, you will for some reason enter a house, and leaving the house does send you to New Gotham, but it's filled with snow. I don't believe you are supposed to do any of this.

None of the houses have anything of interest, so enter the gym to see a long line of challengers. Three hours later, Inui mentions that it has snowed outside, but we might as well challenge the leader considering there's nothing else in this gym besides Adam. I wonder why his title isn't gym leader though? Anyways, he doesn't have a specified type.

  • Former Champ Adam Gibson: P25536, Homesick Badge, TM02 Dragon Claw
    • Dugtrio Lv24 (Dig, Slash, Agility, Bulk Up, holds Soft Sand)
    • Magneton Lv26 (Thunderbolt, Light Screen, Swift, Supersonic, holds Magnet)
    • Hitmontop Lv24 (Triple Kick, Agility, Fury Attack, Pursuit, holds Sitrus Berry)
    • Espeon Lv28 (Psybeam, Thunder Wave, Confusion, Signal Beam, holds Twistedspoon)

This badge lets you use Surf, but you don't have that yet. When you leave, tragedy seems to happen in the snowed-in town, as a kid's Pichu and another's Marilland (she named her Marill after the Youtuber). In comes a detective, none other than Castle's very own Rick Castle of ARPD. He wants you to help him, first let's interrogate some residents as to the happenings of the Pokemon here. Pick any option other than the last one (which just repeats the info). Now you have a job to do. Talk to every person, including in the PokeMart. They'll usually tell you something useless. So after talking to everyone, return to Castle and he'll give you HM03 Surf. Convenient. Anyways, you can do some things with Surf, and can even return to the previous route to see the mons have changed.

GLITCH: You can also use Waterfall, although you don't have the HM yet, you do have the badge that allows for Waterfall and can catch a wild Goldeen or Seaking to use it with. While handy, the only place to use Waterfall as of right now is that one house on New Gotham. If you try to enter it, the game either softlocks or completely resets, regardless of the weather outside. So this house above the waterfall doesn't have anything of note.

Mons found on Route 17 after snow:

Pokemon Rate Method
Lotad 60% Surf
Goldeen 30% Surf
Pidgey 20% —
Sandshrew 20% —
Rattata 20% —
NidoranM 15% —
NidoranF 10% —
Lombre 10% Surf
Swinub 9% —
Nuzleaf 6% —

I went all the way back to Kokiri Town and into Vision Tunnel. This tunnel seems to connect to the remaining routes on the map, but at the present you can only use Surf as far as you can. The next cave exit leads to Route 16, which we'll cover soon enough. Also, going to James Woods and coming back actually resets the winter weather, to go back to it, you can take the escalator in the PokeCenter (yeah I said not to, but this is the way to get different mons for the same routes) or enter the gym and head back out. Head north from New Gotham to reach The Crossroads.

THE CROSSROADS

Mons found (snow, surf only):

Pokemon Rate
Seel 90%
Spheal 5%
Sealeo 4%
Seadra 1%
  • Triathlete Benjamin: Snorunt Lv22, Seel Lv24, Spheal Lv24 — P960
  • Sailor Bob: Barboach Lv28 — P896
  • Dragon Tamer Zach: Dratini Lv25, Bagon Lv25 — P1200
  • Hiker Bruce: Graveler Lv28 — P1120
  • Conspiracist Corey: Farfetch'd Lv27 — P216

The trainers here only appear when it snows. You can't head further up the mountain until post-game. To the west is Route 16.

ROUTE 16

Mons found:

No snow:

Pokemon Rate
Geodude 25%
Swinub 20%
Rattata 20%
Machop 20%
Murkrow 9%
Mawile 6%

Snow:

Pokemon Rate
Swinub 40%
Geodude 30%
Snorunt 20%
Sneasel 6%
Jynx 4%

There's not much here, especially if it is snowing. The entrance to Vision Tunnel requires Cut, and again, you can only Surf south, which leads back to Kokiri Town. If you came here without snow, you won't be able to progress far south due to interviews going on, a Chad Decker is giving one. You couldn't pass if you wanted to here. Anyways, with this route finished, the only way is east of the Crossroads, to Route 15.

ROUTE 15

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Goldeen 65% Surf
Remoraid 35% Surf
Geodude 20% —
Doduo 20% —
Rhyhorn 20% —
Sandshrew 15% —
Wooper 14% —
Aerodactyl 6% —
Graveler 5% —

Another place that rains.

  • Psychic Abigail: Kadabra Lv30 — P720
  • Psychic Eamen: Misdreavus Lv24, Haunter Lv26 — P624
  • Hiker Alex: Makuhita Lv23, Machop Lv23, Mankey Lv26 — P1040
  • Swimmer Dylan: Lapras Lv30 — P240

There's a house here, but you can't enter it. Keep going on the route.

  • Picnicker Beth: Chansey Lv28 — P448
  • Hiker Greg: Cubone Lv24, Pidgeotto Lv24, Phanpy Lv25 — P1000

CORONA MOUNTAIN

Yeah, this entire cave has no Pokemon in it. Go to the next ladder. Surf and head to a ladder to the east. Surf south and east of the next ladder is a Moon Stone. Take this ladder back up to the second floor. You can head NW to another ladder to 3F, but we need Rock Smash to head north. Head south, surfing again this time to the SW cave entrance. Head all the way to the NW end to get out.

Chapter 2: Angelos

ROUTE 14

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Tentacool 90% Surf
Wailmer 5% Surf
Tentacruel 5% Surf

This is a big water route, but there's surprisingly only one person here, who's not a trainer. Surf south and west.

ROUTE 13

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Wingull 64% Surf
Tentacool 35% Surf
Milotic 1% Surf

Yet another empty water route. Continue west and southwest.

ROUTE 12

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Lotad 60% Surf
Skitty 34% —
Hoppip 30% —
Goldeen 30% Surf
Sentret 25% —
Mareep 9% —
Slowpoke 5% Surf
Krabby 5% Surf
Mr. Mime 2% —
  • Rich Boy Rich: Linoone Lv20 — P4000
  • School Kid Jack: Doduo Lv17, Slowpoke Lv17, Hoppip Lv17 — P680
  • Lady Maria: Jigglypuff Lv15, Marill Lv15, Seedot Lv15, Roselia Lv15 — P3000
  • Fisherman George: Wailmer Lv30 — P1200
  • Rich Boy Ernest: Mr. Mime Lv21, Furret Lv21 — P8400 (double battle)

TOWN OF GREENWICH — The One Percent

Enter the house before moving on. Say Yes when talking to one person to get HM06 Rock Smash. Now try to move past the guard.

GLITCH: Do not talk to the guard from the side, or the game softlocks.

A trainer ID is not a valid ID, who would have thought. Cole Phelps saves the day, calling himself Jake Steel and you (your name) Steel. He also mentions that there are two parts of this region: Angelos and Gotham. And we are in Angelos at the moment. He also talks about the Evolutionists. But they are not responsible for Pokemon deaths it seems, and victims in this case are free of injury. But rather, that advertised drug known as Zydrate, which came out two weeks ago, coinciding with the time of the first deaths. He then mentions Liberty City, where many Evolutionists are, and that they will attack you there, plus he'll deal with the deaths. Leave the building, you are just outside where the guards were (again, don't talk to the first guard or the game softlocks). Anyways, a guy nearby will say that no normal houses can be entered, and that someone who looks like him will be in front of houses you can enter. Like the one to the west. But it leads to a glitched version of Petalburg so avoid it (if you are playing the Hacksrepairman fix, this leads to a "debug room" which is safe to enter and exit although it has nothing inside). Same with the house to the west. There's a statue of a Gyarados to the north. Another house to the east shouldn't be accessed, and the harbor to the north has nothing.

Mart wares:

Item Price
Poke Ball P200
Great Ball P600
Potion P300
Super Potion P700
Antidote P100
Parlyz Heal P200
Awakening P250
Full Heal P600
Repel P350
Escape Rope P550

Try to enter the PokeCenter to battle Fatal.

  • MLG Pro: Fatal: P112
    • Pupitar Lv30 (Bite, Dig, Rock Slide, Sand-Attack)
    • Shelgon Lv33 (Screech, Body Slam, Headbutt, Confuse Ray)
    • Starmie Lv31 (Surf, Thunderbolt, Confusion, Reflect)
    • Combusken Lv28 (Jump Kick, Fire Punch, Sky Attack, Stomp)

Now you can enter.

GLITCH: Please do not use the escalator, it leads to an inescapable house.

The gym to the left is Bradley's gym, but we're not going to enter yet. Head SW and enter the big museum-like house, which is hinkage's. One of the people here gives you TM27 Return but there's nothing else besides neat things to look at here. Outside of the house, head behind it and find a Rare Candy behind the roof. Nothing else in here, let's try the gym. A silence is present as you enter. When you enter, something thrashes about. Go through the floor maze to the other side. Use the lever, as there's nothing else here. A ghost appears and you'll be in an area called "new". Your character sprite will look darker and the person here will cause the music and snow to stop. Head east (there's nothing else here) and talk to the man. It's a monologue. Try to leave now. More monologue shows up. Eventually you'll be back in the gym, now with someone inside. This is Bradley Uppercrust III, the leader. He apologizes as he only meant to mildly scare you but you passed out. So there are supposed to be more puzzles, but he'll battle you here instead of dealing with another puzzle. He's a Dark type specialist.

  • Gym Leader Bradley: P3200, Preppy Badge, TM30 Shadow Ball
    • Sneasel Lv30 (Slash, Beat Up, Thief, Ice Punch)
    • Sableye Lv32 (Hypnosis, Psychic, Dream Eater, Night Shade)
    • Cacturne Lv34 (Supersonic, Needle Arm, Ingrain, Mega Drain)
    • Umbreon Lv32 (Confuse Ray, Crunch, Psychic, Thunder Wave, holds Sitrus Berry)

After you beat the gym, the mart wares change and after Burn Heal there's a ton of ???????? at P0 which are obviously stuff you shouldn't buy:

Item Price
Poke Ball P200
Great Ball P600
Ultra Ball P1200
Potion P300
Super Potion P700
Hyper Potion P1200
Antidote P100
Parlyz Heal P200
Awakening P250
Full Heal P600
Repel P350
Super Repel P500
Escape Rope P550
Burn Heal P250
Silk Scarf P100
Shell Bell P200
Blue Scarf P100
Metal Powder P10
Stick P200
Everstone P200
King's Rock P100
Up-Grade P2100
Thick Club P500
Soothe Bell P100
Dragon Fang P100
Metal Coat P100
Petaya Berry P20
Rabuta Berry P20

And some of those items like Silk Scarf get repeated often. Yeah, I don't know what's going on with this hack. Now let's go west.

ROUTE 11

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Wooper 90% Surf
Fearow 20% —
Pidgeotto 20% —
Poliwag 20% —
Poliwhirl 10% —
Doduo 10% —
Flaaffy 10% —
Lickitung 8% —
Krabby 5% Surf
Marshtomp 5% Surf
Cacnea 2% —
  • Guitarist Roy: Raichu Lv32 — P1024

If you head west, it's Vision Tunnel again. This is the end of the tunnel, which of course means you need Rock Smash to head back. Head north.

  • Cooltrainer Carmin: Goldeen Lv28, Pinsir Lv29 — P1392
  • Cooltrainer Isiah: Swellow Lv28, Manectric Lv32 — P1536
  • Mignonette Ashley: Hitmonlee Lv34 — P816

ROUTE 10

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Seaking 60% Surf
Horsea 30% Surf
Arbok 20% —
Grimer 20% —
Muk 10% —
Doduo 10% —
Dodrio 10% —
Pidgeotto 10% —
Carvanha 9% Surf
Poliwag 5% —
Poliwhirl 5% —
Koffing 5% —
Lickitung 4% —
Weezing 1% —
Sharpedo 1% Surf
  • Fisherman Moe: Pelipper Lv32, Staryu Lv30 — P1200
  • Fisherman Larry: Tentacruel Lv33 — P1320
  • Fisherman Matt: Golduck Lv32 — P1280

Surf east to an island and in the SE dead end is a hidden Revive. You can't get the bike there, it seems to belong to someone.

  • Pedophile? Pablo: Wartortle Lv30, Weepinbell Lv29 — P1856

To the west is Mesa Residentials, let's head east for a bit first.

GLITCH: For some reason, the north fence is interactable, though I don't believe you can go past it nor does it do anything.

Cole Phelps is outside, waiting for his partner to infiltrate the building behind the fence, the same one you can't enter. The Cycling Road thing here can be walked on, but let's just detour to Mesa Residentials now.

MESA RESIDENTIALS

This place is actually a glitchy mess! There's not one house that you can enter that won't enter the glitchy version of Petalburg, aside from the PokeCenter. In fact, this really is the only place you can enter. You try to enter the small stadium, it softlocks. Head back on Route 10 and take the walkway to battle Fatal again.

  • MLG Pro: Fatal: P128 (all mons hold a King's Rock)
    • Pupitar Lv32 (Crunch, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Sand-Attack)
    • Shelgon Lv35 (Screech, Body Slam, Headbutt, Dragonbreath)
    • Starmie Lv33 (Surf, Thunderbolt, Psybeam, Reflect)
    • Combusken Lv32 (Jump Kick, Fire Punch, Low Kick, Thrash)

Off he goes, and I mean actually goes and glitches under the bridge. This game is falling apart. Head north.

LIBERTY CITY

Mart wares are currently the same as the Town of Greenwich.

Four more houses you cannot enter and we've got roadblocks in people chanting. These are the Evolutionists that Cole was talking about by the way. As you head west a dude bumps into you, but he's in a hurry and won't do anything. As always the PokeCenter is accessible. You can head down the slope, but to get back, you need to surf south back to Route 10 to head back the way you came. Or, and more specifically if you don't have your surfer, you can talk to the "chuckster". Say yes and you'll be back up. You need to head behind the PokeCenter to proceed (there's three more buildings you can't enter). As you can tell, basically every building except the PokeCenter and PokeMart is going to be off-limits, including the casino at the top (but in that case the casino is just blocked by some guy). If you talk to people, you can battle two of them. They are the two older ones just outside of the chanters.

  • Evolutionist Reginald: Lunatone Lv28 — P560
  • Evolutionist Emmy: Solrock Lv28 — P560

You have to beat both, any order is fine, but this is how you remove the chanters and access the middle of town, where we can now enter the gym. When you enter, you'll see that the gym is about to be closed, but this doesn't matter, let's head north to see six people. Talk to either of the first two, and you'll realize all of these people are one and the same, juice.Gaming. You will fight one of these six entities, the one that looks like Tucker and is called juice.Doom. His type speciality is Poison.

  • Gym Leader juice.Doom: P3800, Joisey Badge, TM19 Giga Drain
    • Tentacruel Lv34 (Spikes, Surf, Sludge Bomb, Toxic)
    • Roselia Lv36 (Grasswhistle, Ingrain, Sludge Bomb, Nature Power)
    • Swalot Lv36 (Sludge Bomb, Stockpile, Swallow, Toxic)
    • Muk Lv38 (Sludge Bomb, Iron Defense, Poison Gas, Minimize, holds White Herb)

While it says you can now use Waterfall outside of battle, I've been able to use it since the beginning, as long as I had Goldeen/Seaking.

It's not really clear where to go next, as despite what I said, there's nothing interesting about any of the waterfalls we've seen so far. Plus, Liberty City is actually a dead end city, as there's nowhere else to leave the city but the way you came. But hey, Cole Phelps is still waiting on his partner, but now that you have a fourth badge, he thinks you can be the new partner in his quest. After a briefing, plus a random bug catcher noticing you both hopping the fence (who was a bug catcher in this hack previously?), you're in a building (and Cole is colored differently). Don't leave, as you'll be dumped into the water. All the crates have Zydrate in them, but Cole also notices that no one is around. Go upstairs and a guard notices, while asking who you are, Cole also arrives but smoothly talks things out, calling himself Jack Daniels and that you are his brother (this is even if you are playing as a female), here to visit the uncle, Sam Adams. The guard doesn't buy it. The guard gets more of them, and Cole decides to actually run. And yeah, the guards all run after Cole, with the first one we see also going, but not before saying someone will deal with you. Which is just so strange for security guards to do. There's one straggler near the next set of steps, go battle him.

  • Black Mesa Scientist: Porygon Lv36 — P1872
  • Black Mesa Scientist: Parasect Lv33, Politoed Lv33 — P1716
  • Black Mesa Scientist: Jolteon Lv35, Manectric Lv35 — P1820
  • Black Mesa Scientist: Pelipper Lv35, Kadabra Lv35, Vibrava Lv37 — P1924

And the last set of steps leads to the rooftop. As we know from the intro, Darwin is the leader of Black Mesa, and as you might expect, he's the only one on this rooftop, having expected your arrival. Or rather Cole Phelps, but you showed up instead. Doesn't matter, Darwin reveals he is behind what's been happening to Pokemon deaths, but not directly, he just profits off of it with that Zydrate product. Time for a battle.

  • Mesa C.E.O. Darwin: P7600
    • Feraligatr Lv38 (Hydro Pump, Hyper Beam, Surf, Scary Face)
    • Electrode Lv40 (Thunderbolt, Light Screen, Rollout, Reflect)
    • Altaria Lv40 (Dragon Dance, Aerial Ace, Outrage)
    • Flygon Lv45 (Earthquake, Dragonbreath, Fly)
    • Arcanine Lv38 (Extremespeed, Rest, Heat Wave, Crunch, holds Lum Berry)

A Pokemon battle loss isn't going to deter him from attempting to murder you now. But in comes that bug catcher, who's actually Adam Gibson, the other gym leader you remember. But he's here to get Darwin's autograph. In the middle of the distraction comes Cole Phelps flying in. He's already lined the building with explosives, and now you both fly. You'll be back on the ground soon, then you'll be back at Cole's place. Talk to him for a debriefing. There's not much else to do here, so let's leave too. Now what? Try the harbor. It's Rick Castle again. He's asking you if you want to go to Dead Island with him. Say yes, and say goodbye to Chapter 2. But beware, this is technically a point of no return. If there's anything you wish to do before saying yes, in any of the previous locales already covered, get to it before taking the boat.

Chapter 3: GTFO of the Angelos Region

DEAD ISLAND — The trailer was nothing like the game, and everyone was let down.

This place certainly seems dead, not a lot of activity and this time you definitely cannot enter houses. At the PokeMart, the wares are the same as before, but there's a fisherman who also functions as a different shop.

Item Price
Fresh Water P200
Dive Ball P1000
Net Ball P1000
Pearl P1400
Big Pearl P7500
Star Piece P9800
Stardust P2000
Full Restore P3000

There's a weird cave in the middle, but there's literally nothing inside. Yeah, it's a rectangular cave with not even Pokemon encounters. There is a gym here, and it's a simple gym. You're up against Leon Kennedy, who is using Steel types (Inui in the beginning is lying, Leon does not use Flying types).

  • Gym Leader Leon: P3400, Zombie Badge, TM23 Iron Tail
    • Forretress Lv32 (Spikes, Toxic, Rock Slide, Rain Dance)
    • Metagross Lv45 (Meteor Mash, Double Team, Psychic, Earthquake)
    • Scizor Lv32 (Steel Wing, Agility, Swords Dance, Silver Wind)
    • Aggron Lv34 (Earthquake, Iron Defense, Iron Tail, Flamethrower)

This is considered the second badge. Not that using Flash is going to be necessary going forward. Head north from Dead Island, surfing on Route 19. Which actually has nothing in it at all. No trainers, no encounters, just a straightforward route leading up.

ISLE DELFINO

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate
Zangoose 20%
Seviper 20%
Plusle 10%
Minun 10%
Spinda 10%
Shroomish 10%
Mightyena 5%
Linoone 5%
Steelix 4%
Solrock 4%
Vibrava 1%
Gloom 1%

Nothing here of note, just head west.

ROUTE I-95

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate
Zangoose 20%
Seviper 20%
Plusle 10%
Minun 10%
Spinda 10%
Shroomish 10%
Mightyena 5%
Linoone 5%
Solrock 4%
Vibrava 4%
Kangaskhan 1%
Steelix 1%

And so a man blocks the way to the cave. Saying that we're not in Scimetri anymore, but you can visit other nations, if only their borders were open. Well, there's nothing else here! But I will note that you can get encounters even outside of the grass for some reason.

So upon backtracking, going to the harbor on Dead Island reveals that the boat left without you. What now? Talk to that guy who had the extra mart wares (he's the fisherman near the mart), and you'll ride his boat instead. I should mention, taking this boat is a point of no return, not that there was much in Dead Island and surrounding areas to begin with, but you will not be able to return to any previous areas after taking the fisherman's boat.

ROUTE 6

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate
Machoke 20%
Wooper 20%
Quagsire 20%
Pineco 20%
Duskull 10%
Drowzee 4%
Hypno 4%
Gligar 2%

The fisherman says you've finally arrived at the Gotham region, but he will also leave at this point. Head SE into the building, and through it. East, and you'll see police blocking Route 7 for repairs, so let's go north.

  • Hiker Brendan: Golem Lv34, Dugtrio Lv34, Steelix Lv36, Shiftry Lv34 — P1360
  • Conspiracist Connor: Omastar Lv40 — P320
  • Psychic Kent: Jynx Lv42 — P1008
  • Satanist Ruth White: Gengar Lv42 — P1680
  • Hiker Billy: Graveler Lv36, Graveler Lv36, Armaldo Lv38 — P1520
  • Swagtrainer Terrance: Pelipper Lv38, Tauros Lv37 — P33744
  • Expert Katelyn: Noctowl Lv34, Clefable Lv34, Delcatty Lv35, Torkoal Lv34, Poliwhirl Lv35 — P1400

(I believe the black belt near the satanist is supposed to be a trainer to battle but I couldn't battle him)

Go through the gate to reach a place known as Lake Chad. No Pokemon once again for this place. But there's an item in the middle island, a Max Elixir. Enter the cave to the east. It's called SmashOr Pass, and surprise, there's NOTHING here either! Just go straight east.

SMASHVILLE — The place that is perfectly neutral for everyone

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate
Igglybuff 100%

Mart wares:

Item Price
Poke Ball P200
Great Ball P600
Ultra Ball P1200
Potion P300
Super Potion P700
Hyper Potion P1200
Max Potion P2500
Full Restore P3000
Antidote P100
Parlyz Heal P200
Awakening P250
Full Heal P600
Repel P350
Super Repel P500
Max Repel P700
Revive P1500
Max Revive P4000
Escape Rope P550

Yeah, so the guy right by the cave entrance says that Igglybuff is super powerful. This is an obvious lie. A bunch of buildings in this city that are either inaccessible or take you to a broken map. There's also two gyms here. At the south gym, go to the alley between the two gray buildings to the north and pick up a Rare Candy. Near the east end of town, you can find a hidden Max Potion in the small dead end to the south. At the NW gym, talk to Rick Castle to get a Nugget. For the Cole Phelps question, answer whatever. Let's check out the gyms. The gym here has Inui telling you the gym leader is a bit silent, but also uses only Normal types. This is a lie, the leader Chell actually uses Psychic types.

  • Gym Leader Chell: P4800, LabRat Badge, TM29 Psychic
    • Jynx Lv40 (Ice Punch, Blizzard, Psychic, Lovely Kiss)
    • Gardevoir Lv42 (Pain Split, Light Screen, Psychic, Reflect)
    • Alakazam Lv38 (Water Gun, Supersonic, Protect, Aerial Ace)
    • Medicham Lv48 (Hi Jump Kick, Recover, Psychic, Meditate)

This is the fourth badge. We don't have Strength yet, but whatever. Check out the other gym, and surprise, the leader is none other than Inui himself! A Ground type user.

  • Gym Leader Inui: P4000, Animu Badge, and a Potion
    • Nidoqueen Lv40 (Earthquake, Poison Fang, Rock Slide)
    • Claydol Lv42 (Psychic, Earthquake, Confuse Ray)
    • Camerupt Lv44 (Earthquake, Take Down, Flamethrower, holds Sitrus Berry)
    • Quagsire Lv40 (Muddy Water, Endure, Earthquake, Surf, holds Sitrus Berry)

This is the sixth badge. We don't have Fly either, also I believe you were supposed to do this gym first, since his team is weaker overall and all but one have only three moves. Head east out of the town.

ROUTE 5

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate
Stantler 20%
Raticate 20%
Mightyena 15%
Poochyena 10%
Gastly 10%
Haunter 10%
Eevee 8%
Misdreavus 5%
Rattata 2%

Two people here and they won't battle. You'll soon see Cole Phelps again with a bunch of dead Pokemon, and Rick Castle comes in while you talk. He then spouts some nonsense, or so it seems? He says he's responsible for the killings of Pokemon here, and flees soon enough. Cole tells you after the infiltration on Route 10, that Darwin went down far too easily, and that Rick Castle was the one driving force behind Black Mesa after all. Anyways, it's not much you can do at the moment, so just continue east for your so-called League challenge.

RESIDENT TOWN — Home of the Buscus Safari Zone

As usual, this place's house are not to be accessed. There's not even a PokeMart here. The Safari Zone is in the NE.

BUSCUS SAFARI ZONE

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Krabby 90% Surf
Magnemite 30% —
Manectric 20% —
Voltorb 20% —
Magneton 10% —
Kingler 10% Surf
Porygon 10% —
Porygon2 6% —
Ditto 4% —

No Safari Zone mechanics. If you wanna catch anything here, the normal wild Pokemon rules apply. When you're ready, head south.

ROUTE 4

A person here tells you that this part of Scimetri was hit the hardest with Pokemon deaths. This explains why trainers here aren't battling, and also why there's not even any wild mons to be found. And this is only half the route. Go through Funfun Mountain, and by go through I mean it automatically takes you to the other side of Route 4, there's no in-between dungeon. Head east to fight Fatal again.

  • MLG Pro: Fatal: P192
    • Starmie Lv42 (Surf, Psychic, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt)
    • Shelgon Lv44 (Dragon Rage, Swords Dance, Double-edge, Flamethrower)
    • Blaziken Lv42 (Blaze Kick, Protect, Hi Jump Kick, Substitute)
    • Ampharos Lv40 (Thunder, Flash, Light Screen, Reflect)
    • Pupitar Lv48 (Earthquake, Crunch, Rock Slide, Dragon Dance)

ROUTE 3

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate
Volbeat 20%
Illumise 20%
Ursaring 20%
Noctowl 15%
Furret 10%
Zubat 9%
Golbat 5%
Crobat 1%

Well, there's the Day Care house, which is nice, but I don't see an old man for eggs and such. Nothing else here so go east.

STREET CITY — Original Home of the Scimetri National Football League

Mart wares are the same as before. You can't enter buildings aside from the important ones, but you can run through lampposts. To the north is Route 2, and to the south is Route 9. One last gym to face. It seems we have Siglemic here, a Fire type user.

  • Gym Leader Siglemic: P4200, Reset Badge, TM24 Thunderbolt
    • Magmar Lv44 (Fire Punch, Mach Punch, Thunderpunch, Sunny Day)
    • Houndoom Lv44 (Heat Wave, Extremespeed, Crunch, Thrash, holds Persim Berry)
    • Charizard Lv44 (Fly, Extremespeed, Flamethrower, Dragon Claw)
    • Magcargo Lv42 (Flamethrower, Rollout, Explosion, Endure, holds Salac Berry)

At this point you have eight badges. Let's detour to the route below first.

ROUTE 9

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Lombre 90% Surf
Exeggcute 30% —
Ariados 20% —
Cubone 20% —
Marowak 10% —
Raichu 9% —
Raticate 5% —
Omanyte 5% Surf
Kabuto 5% Surf
Dratini 4% —
Dragonair 2% —

Aside from the encounters, if you take the center steps and go all the way around, you'll get a Max Ether. Head south.

ROUTE 8

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Pelipper 60% Surf
Wailmer 30% Surf
Corsola 10% Surf

Another empty water route. South again.

NEW CANAAN

Another mostly empty town without citizens and just a PokeCenter (not even a PokeMart). The sign to the west of the PokeCenter does nothing, but the building east is the Black Mesa Research Facility. Important, right? You're not allowed in, no visitors allowed. Head west.

ROUTE 7

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Horsea 60% Surf
Goldeen 30% Surf
Ursaring 20% —
Phanpy 20% —
Donphan 20% —
Nuzleaf 20% —
Tangela 9% —
Seaking 9% Surf
Shiftry 5% —
Rhydon 5% —
Rhyhorn 1% —
Octillery 1% Surf

One thing here, head to the south end, then west to the water. Surf west and north all the way to the island and find a hidden Rare Candy here. Anyways, if you keep going, you'll be back on Route 6. That does it for these routes. Return to Street City and go north to get to Route 2.

ROUTE 2

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate
Paras 20%
Dustox 20%
Yanma 20%
Shroomish 10%
Gulpin 10%
Girafarig 9%
Dunsparce 6%
Swalot 5%

Do not talk to the guards. The first one will softlock your game, the other does nothing. Head through the Gump Forest, which will just pop you out the other side. Head NW to get to a Teenager Only Rest Stop. Too bad you can't enter it, but going behind it will get some advice from Hinkage on this place, a grown man and an underage girl lived here. The man was Bizkit (there was someone similar in the second town), and the girl we don't really want to know about. But it seems that if you played the ROM hack Pokemon Awesome, there would be additional context to this. Whatever, that was an aside. Head east now.

ROUTE 1

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Golduck 60% Surf
Seaking 30% Surf
Pidgeotto 20% —
Fearow 20% —
Staryu 10% Surf
Spearow 10% —
Swellow 10% —
Pidgey 10% —
Venonat 10% —
Venomoth 5% —
Skitty 5% —
Nidorino 4% —
Wigglytuff 4% —
Taillow 1% —
Shroomish 1% —

There's a person who describes just how desolate the place is going. And she'll give you HM07 Waterfall for talking to her. Helpful. Keep heading east.

OUTSET TOWN — Not an island

Yeah, a bike shop here. But this shop is the same as Mauville's, except it is dark for some reason, plays the wrong music, and you can't get a bike because no one here sells it. I should remind you by the way we have never gotten a bike in this game yet. Mart wares are the same as before. The other two houses have nothing in them. So let's surf east.

ROUTE 20

Mons found:

Pokemon Rate Method
Sharpedo 60% Surf
Carvanha 30% Surf
Octillery 5% Surf
Wailmer 5% Surf

Surf all the way north. The house is not accessible, and going through the forest skips to the other side. Head all the way north to reach a huge waterfall.

FINAL DESTINATION

Well, obviously, enter. With all this said, I gotta say, this area was glitched without putting in Hacksrepairman's patch, and I was not able to enter until I patched the game. Luckily, once you patch it, I think you all know this ends up being the Elite Four here. The other gym leaders are here to cheer you on. So good luck, get your mart wares and healing done, and enter.

Our first opponent is Fat Tony, who looks like Giovanni and remembers a time where another young person beat him. Ginyu Fource Fat Tony it is. However, I'm actually not going to be listing his team for one reason: It is the exact same team as Sidney's Emerald team. Yes, down to the movesets and everything. I was hoping for a more varied Elite Four here. If you want to know what his team is, just look up Sidney's Emerald team online. P4704 for winning.

GLITCH: For these Elite Four battles, after you win one, the screen doesn't shift to your character properly (note that when you battle, the trainers stand apart). Moving to the next room fixes this.

Next is a gentleman named heysp00ky, and his team is exactly like Phoebe's down to the movesets. P4896 for winning.

Next is Coach Bombay, who trains Ice types like Glacia, but who's team is actually different!

  • Ginyu Fource Bombay: P5088
    • Glalie Lv50 (Ice Beam, Rollout, Hail, Blizzard)
    • Walrein Lv50 (Rest, Hail, Blizzard, Surf, holds Leftovers)
    • Regice Lv52 (Sheer Cold, Ice Beam, Hail, Thunderbolt)
    • Cloyster Lv52 (Ice Beam, Acid Armor, Hail, Water Pulse)
    • Piloswine Lv53 (Earthquake, Body Slam, Ice Ball, Skull Bash, holds Sitrus Berry)

Afterwards, you come up to…your character? Weird. Even weirder when we realize that a different theme plays and if you're playing as a girl it still uses Brendan's sprite and the game thinks it's still you. However, it's revealed to be Hinkage, playing a joke and referencing Pokemon Awesome again. So let's actually battle him as the next Ginyu Fource member, and he's got a varied team this time.

  • Programmer hinkage: P51072
    • Blastoise Lv52 (Hydro Pump, Earthquake, Headbutt, Ice Beam)
    • Moltres Lv54 (Sacred Fire, Heat Wave, Drill Peck, Aerial Ace)
    • Porygon2 Lv53 (Ice Beam, Thunder Wave, Thunderbolt, Recover)
    • Alakazam Lv53 (Psychic, Toxic, Shadow Ball, Recover)
    • Scizor Lv55 (Mach Punch, Sky Uppercut, Steel Wing, Knock Off, holds Sitrus Berry)
    • Ditto Lv56 (Transform)

So who could be champion? Who's a person we haven't battled at all yet? Did you guess Rick Castle? He's at the top, and also has a varied team.

  • Champion Castle: P11600
    • Dusclops Lv57 (Shadow Ball, Dream Eater, Hypnosis, Mean Look)
    • Venusaur Lv55 (Frenzy Plant, Earthquake, Razor Leaf, Sunny Day)
    • Arcanine Lv56 (Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Dig, Take Down)
    • Crobat Lv56 (Aerial Ace, Taunt, Toxic, Whirlwind)
    • Hypno Lv56 (Psybeam, Hypnosis, Psychic, Confuse Ray)
    • Aggron Lv58 (Earthquake, Rock Blast, Iron Tail, Outrage, holds Sitrus Berry)

Afterwards, Cole Phelps comes in to finally arrest Castle, and hinkage also shows up too. There's no Hall of Fame room here, but you will still get some credits. You'll be back at Kokiri Town, surprisingly without your Pokemon healed (no HOF either!). But yeah, we are more or less done with Pokemon Hyetology. There is one thing you can do post-game though. Go back to The Crossroads and head north (no old man to block you) to Green Mtn. Base. No mons in the grass, nor for some reason can you run, just climb up and enter the cave and you'll find Kyogre Lv70. The only legendary you can catch here. That's really it now. There's not much in post-game aside from that one quest. Anyways, this guide will have probably helped you figure things out as you pulled through the game.

AVAILABLE POKEMON

Unfortunately this game does not have a lot of options for getting Pokemon, as there are very few options for them. This list contains all the Pokemon you can obtain in Pokemon Hyetology. Some notes are that the trade evolutions are inaccessible as there are no methods to change them (if you use something like Gen-3 tools, you can edit the Pokemon and their evolutionary methods, I used it for debugging) and that there are no evolutionary stones aside from just one Moon Stone in the game. Another thing, you can't really breed for Pokemon. The Day Care is accessible, however you cannot get eggs as there's no Day Care Man to get eggs from to my knowledge.

Squirtle line (as one of the starters) • Weedle line • Pidgey line • Rattata line • Spearow line • Ekans line • Raichu (not Pichu or Pikachu) • Sandshrew line • Both Nidoran lines • Igglybuff line • Zubat line • Oddish line (minus Vileplume and Bellossom) • Paras line • Venonat line • Golduck (not Psyduck, although there is a surf encounter in James Woods, you cannot actually surf there) • Mankey line • Poliwag line (minus Poliwrath and Politoed) • Abra line (minus Alakazam) • Machop line (minus Machamp) • Bellsprout line (minus Victreebel) • Tentacool line • Geodude line (minus Golem) • Slowpoke line (minus Slowking) • Magnemite line • Doduo line • Seel line • Grimer line • Gastly line (minus Gengar) • Drowzee line • Krabby line • Voltorb line • Exeggcute line (not Exeggutor) • Cubone line • Lickitung • Koffing line • Rhyhorn line • Tangela • Kangaskhan • Horsea line (minus Kingdra) • Goldeen line • Staryu (not Starmie) • Mr. Mime • Jynx (not Smoochum) • Elekid line • Ditto • Eevee and the Espeon and Umbreon Eeveelutions • Porygon (not Porygon2) • Omanyte line • Kabuto line • Aerodactyl • Dratini line • Cyndaquil line (as one of the starters) • Sentret line • Noctowl (not Hoothoot) • Ledyba line • Spinarak line • Mareep line • Sudowoodo • Hoppip line • Yanma • Wooper line • Murkrow • Misdreavus • Girafarig • Pineco line • Dunsparce • Gligar • Steelix (not Onix) • Sneasel • Ursaring (not Teddiursa) • Swinub line • Corsola • Remoraid line • Phanpy line • Stantler • Miltank • Treecko line (as one of the starters) • Marshtomp and Swampert (not Mudkip) • Poochyena line • Zigzagoon line • Both Wurmple lines • Lotad line (minus Ludicolo) • Nuzleaf and Shiftry (not Seedot) • Taillow line • Wingull line • Shroomish line • Skitty line • Mawile • Manectric (not Electrike) • Plusle • Minun • Volbeat • Illumise • Gulpin line • Carvanha line • Wailmer line • Spoink line • Spinda • Vibrava and Flygon (not Trapinch) • Cacnea line • Zangoose • Seviper • Solrock • Milotic (not Feebas) • Duskull line • Snorunt line • Spheal line • Kyogre

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: What does Hacksrepairman's patch fix?

A: According to the notes, the following were fixed: entering some houses may lead you to a broken map; a gamebreaking event in the Town of Greenwich; the broken tiles in Outset Town; the broken league entrance. These were also added: the Ginyu Fource's script; the champion battle (I don't know who is the champion, so I used the main character of Pokemon 2Awesome, don't ask me why he looks the same as player); I recycled the map of Green Mtn. Base, however, I don't know what will happen in there, so I simply added a cave in which you can catch Kyogre (I know you are not supposed to catch any legendaries, but that's the only way to make that map useful). The good news is some important things like the houses leading to the broken Petalburg map are fixed (instead, you go to a "Debug Room" which has nothing inside and you can leave any time).

Q: What is this game missing? I hear it's missing a lot.

A: You don't have access to a map of the region, evolutionary stones (except one Moon Stone), a bike, a Pokedex, a PokeNav, a large chunk of TMs (plus some of the HMs like Dive, Fly, Flash, Strength), and basically every berry (except two, in the glitched mart wares mentioned before).

Q: What's Vision Tunnel about?

A: It's a location that connects Kokiri Town, Route 16, and Route 11, a nifty shortcut.

Q: How do I get through James Woods?

A: Go through the trees that lack stumps.

Q: Is there a point of no return?

A: Two I can think of. One is when Castle takes you to Dead Island, you can only do stuff around the Dead Island area for the time being (mainly getting the badge). The other is after Dead Island, where the fisherman drops you on Route 6. The stretch of routes and towns from that point onward will be the rest of the game up to the Elite Four.

Q: Why are none of the houses later on accessible?

A: Great guess. I don't know the answer to this one. If you are not playing the Hacksrepairman version you'll be warped to a glitched-out Petalburg. I went around there for a while and actually got into Street City at some point, well before I was supposed to. So just avoid houses.

CREDITS

  • Hinkage for the hack itself
  • Game Freak for Pokemon Emerald, the game that the hack is based on.
  • PokeCommunity, and anyone who is willing to help make this walkthrough better and more accurate (this includes you if interested!)

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