Pokemon Blazing Red
Pokémon Blazing Red changes Kanto with a new rival, 16 tougher Gym Leaders, altered wild encounters, and access to part of Hoenn.
- Huge Pokédex
- Plays on
- PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
- Base game
- Pokémon FireRed
- Version
- Beta 0.1
- Made by
- Tetra
About Pokemon Blazing Red
A new rival, 16 Gym Leaders, and a tougher Elite Four reshape Kanto in Pokémon Blazing Red. Tetra's FireRed-based GBA beta, version 0.1, expands Kanto's cities and routes, changes many wild Pokémon, and lets players visit part of Hoenn. The National Dex is available from the start, and all 386 Pokémon can be obtained. Elite Four teams range from level 80 to level 100, providing the late-game challenge.
What's in it
- A new rival replaces Green.
- Sixteen stronger Gym Leaders across Kanto.
- Visit part of Hoenn.
- Changed wild Pokémon encounters.
- Expanded Kanto cities and routes.
- Elite Four Pokémon from levels 80 to 100.
- Receive the National Dex from the beginning.
- Obtain all 386 Pokémon.
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