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Pokemon TCG Game Gameshark Codes |
Infinite HP-Player Active Pokemon: 01FFC8C
Infinite HP-Player Bench Pokemon Slot 1: 01FFC9C2
Infinite HP-Player Bench Pokemon Slot 2: 01FFCAC2
Infinite HP-Player Bench Pokemon Slot 3: 01FFCBC2
Infinite HP-Player Bench Pokemon Slot 4: 01FFCCC2
Infinite HP-Player Bench Pokemon Slot 5: 01FFCDC2
No HP-Enemy Active Pokemon (Also Quick Win If They
Attack You): 0100C8C3
No HP-Enemy Bench Pokemon Slot 1: 0100C9C3
No HP-Enemy Bench Pokemon Slot 2: 0100CAC3
No HP-Enemy Bench Pokemon Slot 3: 0100CBC3
No HP-Enemy Bench Pokemon Slot 4: 0100CCC3
No HP-Enemy Bench Pokemon Slot 5: 0100CDC3
No Energy Attachment Rule: 90000BCC
Coin Always Lands on Heads: 01019DCD
Coin Always Lands on Tails: 01009DCD
With these, it may not appear the way you have it
set, but it will treat it as
if it is.
Infinite Booster Packs in the Mail:
01811ED1
01851FD1
018420D1
018221D1
This makes it so that slots one through four in your
mail box on the PC contain
an unread mail message with one of each booster
pack.
Minutes Played Modifier: 01XXC7CA
Hours Played Modifier: 01XXC8CA
Extra Booster Packs:018A22D1
018B23D1
This makes it so that slots five and six in the mail
each contain one of Dr.
Mason's mails where he gives two booster packs.
Colosseum and Evolution are in
five, Mystery and Laboratory are in six.
Cards in Booster Pack Modifier:
01??XXC4
This makes it so that whenever you receive a booster
pack, there will be an
extra card at the space specified by the digits
replacing XX, the card
corresponds to the quantity digits you entered for
??. If you don't want to risk
any bugs, keep XX set to 00. You can change XX to
virtually anything you want
for the card to be in a different spot (00 is the
first spot, 0A is the
eleventh), but if it is the digits for the last
spot, the last card will also be
repeated once. If any higher, it won't work, unless
you also have enough
inserted previously. Example: you could have 0A, 0B,
0C, and 0D; but not 0B, 0C,
0D, and 0E, as this would start beyond the end. Use
this repeating method to get
as many as you want. If you enter 010A00C4 and
01A101C4, every booster pack you
receive will contain the Phantom Card Pop! cards
(Mew LV15 and Venusaur LV64).
If the above code won't work, try 0163XXA1, which
automatically raises the
number of the specified card that you own to 99.
Cards in your deck modifier: 01XX00E4 - 01XX3BE4
Replace XX with the card quantity digits.
Cards in opponents deck modifier - 01XX80E4
01XXBBE4
Your Active Pokémon Modifier - 01XXBBC2
Bench 1 Pokémon Modifier - 01XXBCC2
Bench 2 Pokémon Modifier - 01XXBDC2
Bench 3 Pokémon Modifier - 01XXBEC2
Bench 4 Pokémon Modifier - 01XXBFC2
Bench 5 Pokémon Modifier - 01XXC0C2
Status of Opponents Pokémon Modifier - 01XXF0E3
Use the following digits:
00 - Fine
01 - Confused
02 - Asleep
03 - Paralyzed
Poison Status of Opponent's Pokémon Modifier -
01XXF0C3
Use the following digits: 00 - Not Poisoned
80 - Poisoned
F0 - Severely Poisoned
Energy Attached Modifier - 0110XXC2
With this, you will have one energy of the specified
type attached to your
active Pokémon for each time you have XX replaced
with a different quantity. Th
following are the possible digits, they correspond
to the energy cards _in_ your
deck, ordered by how their quantity digits (below)
correspond.
00-07 - Energy 1
08-0F - Energy 2
10-17 - Energy 3
18-1F - Energy 4
20-27 - Energy 5
28-2F - Energy 6
30-37 - Energy 7
Only one prize left: 0101ECC2
4. Quantity Digits
Here is a list of all the quantity digits needed for
the Top Card in Booster
Pack Modifier and First Card in Hand Modifier. For
the Pokémon with more than
one type of the same name, I specified the set each
comes from (GB, Jungle,
Fossil, or Promo). With no set afterwards, it is in
the Base Set. If you see two
by the same name but no set specification, the cards
are the same except for
backgrounds.
Grass Energy: 01
Fire Energy: 02
Water Energy: 03
Lightning Energy: 04
Fighting Energy: 05
Psychic Energy: 06
Double Colorless Energy: 07
Bulbasaur: 08
Ivysaur: 09
Venusaur (Card Pop! Promo): 0A
Venusaur: 0B
Caterpie: 0C
Metapod: 0D
Butterfree: 0E
Weedle: 0F
Kakuna: 10
Beedrill: 11
Ekans: 12
Arbok: 13
Nidoran Female: 14
Nidorina: 15
Nidoqueen: 16
Nidoran Male: 17
Nidorino: 18
Nidoking: 19
Zubat: 1A
Golbat: 1B
Oddish: 1C
Gloom: 1D
Vileplume: 1E
Paras: 1F
Parasect: 20
Venonat: 21
Venomoth: 22
Bellsprout: 23
Weepinbell: 24
Victreebell: 25
Grimer: 26
Muk: 27
Exeggcute: 28
Exeggutor: 29
Koffing: 2A
Wheezing: 2B
Tangela (GB): 2C
Tangela: 2D
Scyther: 2E
Pinsir: 2F
Charmander: 30
Charmelion: 31
Charizard: 32
Vulpix: 33
Ninetales: 34
Ninetales (GB): 35
Growlithe: 36
Arcanine (Promo): 37
Arcanine: 38
Ponyta: 39
Rapidash: 3A
Magmar: 3B
Magmar (Fossil): 3C
Flareon (GB): 3D
Flareon (Jungle): 3E
Moltres: 3F
Legendary Moltres: 40
Squirtle: 41
Wartortle: 42
Blastoise: 43
Psyduck: 44
Golduck: 45
Poliwag: 46
Poliwhirl: 47
Poliwrath: 48
Tentacool: 49
Tentacruel: 4A
Seel: 4B
Dewgong: 4C
Shellder: 4D
Cloister: 4E
Krabby: 4F
Kingler: 50
Horsea: 51
Seadra: 52
Goldeen: 53
Seaking: 54
Staryu: 55
Starmie: 56
Magikarp: 57
Gyarados: 58
Lapras: 59
Vaporeon (GB): 5A
Vaporeon (Jungle): 5B
Omanyte: 5C
Omastar: 5D
Articuno: 5E
Legendary Articuno: 5F
Pikachu: 60
Pikachu (Jungle): 61
Pikachu (promo): 62
Pikachu (promo): 63
Flying Pikachu: 64
Surfing Pikachu: 65
Surfing Pikachu: 66
Raichu: 67
Raichu (Fossil): 68
Magnemite: 69
Magnemite (GB): 6A
Magneton: 6B
Magneton (Fossil): 6C
Voltorb: 6D
Electrode (GB): 6E
Electrode (Jungle): 6F
Electabuzz (Promo): 70
Electabuzz: 71
Jolteon (GB): 72
Jolteon: 73
Zapdos: 74
Zapdos (Fossil): 75
Legendary Zapdos: 76
Sandshrew: 77
Sandslash: 78
Diglett: 79
Dugtrio: 7A
Mankey: 7B
Primeape: 7C
Machop: 7D
Machoke: 7E
Machamp: 7F
Geodude: 80
Graveler: 81
Golem: 82
Onix: 83
Cubone: 84
Marowak (Jungle): 85
Marowak (GB): 86
Hitmonlee: 87
Hitmonchan: 88
Rhyhorn: 89
Rhydon: 8A
Kabuto: 8B
Kabutops: 8C
Aerodactlyl: 8D
Abra: 8E
Kadabra: 8F
Alakazam: 90
Slowpoke (Promo): 91
Slowpoke (Fossil): 92
Slowbro: 93
Gastly: 94
Gastly (Fossil): 95
Haunter (Fossil): 96
Haunter: 97
Gengar: 98
Drowzee: 99
Hypno: 9A
Mr. Mime: 9B
Jynx: 9C
Mewtwo: 9D
Mewtwo (Promo): 9E
Mewtwo (Promo): 9F
Mew (Promo): A0
Mew (Card Pop! Promo): A1
Mew: A2
Pidgey: A3
Pidgeotto: A4
Pidgeot (GB): A5
Pidgeot (Jungle): A6
Rattata: A7
Raticate: A8
Spearow: A9
Fearow: AA
Clefairy: AB
Clefable: AC
Jigglypuff (Promo): AD
Jigglypuff (GB): AE
Jigglypuff (Jungle): AF
Wigglytuff: B0
Meowth (GB): B1
Meowth (Jungle): B2
Persian: B3
Farfetch'd: B4
Doduo: B5
Dodrio: B6
Lickitung: B7
Chansey: B8
Kangaskhan: B9
Tauros: BA
Ditto: BB
Eevee: BC
Porygon: BD
Snorlax: BE
Dratini: BF
Dragonair: C0
Legendary Dragonite: C1
Dragonite: C2
Professor Oak: C3
Imposter Professor Oak: C4
Bill: C5
Mr. Fuji: C6
Lass: C7
Imakuni?: C8
Pokemon Trader: C9
Pokemon Breeder: CA
Clefairy Doll: CB
Mysterious Fossil: CC
Energy Retrieval: CD
Super Energy Retrieval: CE
Energy Search:: CF
Energy Removal: D0
Super Energy Removal: D1
Switch: D2
Pokemon Center: D3
Pokeball: D4
Scoop Up: D5
Computer Search: D6
Pokedex: D7
Pluspower: D8
Defender: D9
Item Finder: DA
Gust of Wind: DB
Devolution Spray: DC
Potion: DD
Super Potion: DE
Full Heal: DF
Revive: E0
Maintenance: E1
Pokemon Flute: E2
Gambler: E3
Recycle: E4
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Release Dates |
Game Boy Advance:
US: June 13, 2001
AU: June 22, 2001
UK: June 22, 2001
CrossTrainer:
US: June, 2001
4th Movie:
JP: July 7, 2001
Crystal:
US: July 30, 2001
AU: Sept, 2001
UK: Oct, 2001
Pokemon 3: The Movie:
AU: July, 2001
Neo Revelation:
US: Oct, 2001
Stadium 2 (GS):
UK: Oct, 2001
Pokemon 3: The Movie (VHS/DVD):
US: Sept, 2001
Gamecube:
US: Nov 5, 2001
Pokemon E-Card:
JP: Nov, 2001
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