Pokemon Emerald Final

About Pokemon Emerald Final

All 386 Pokémon, simplified evolutions and extensive convenience options make Pokémon Emerald Final a deep enhancement of the original. Dearman4's English GBA hack of Pokémon Emerald is Final version 7.41. The National Pokédex is active immediately, trade evolutions are changed, HMs can be deleted, and both bikes are available from Rydel. It adds reusable tutors, indoor running, optional experience from catches, EV tools, expanded starter choices, new utility items, post-game rematches and adjustable challenge options. Multiple optional settings let players choose modern moves, abilities, stats and battle rules.

What's in it

• National Pokédex is enabled from the start, with National Mode in the search menu.
• All 386 Pokémon are available through catching, breeding, and events.
• Trade evolutions use simpler methods, and Evolution Stones are sold at Lilycove PokéMart.
• HM moves can be deleted.
• Running and cycling are allowed indoors.
• Both Mach and Acro Bikes can be bought from Rydel.
• Original Move Tutors can be reused.
• Catching Pokémon can grant experience in Legacy mode.
• EVs are capped at 252.
• The entire Safari Zone is open from the start and provides the PokéBlock Case.
• FireRed and LeafGreen-style fishing.
• Mirage Island appears after the Elite Four.
• Nature-raised stats are red and lowered stats are blue on the summary screen.
• Rare Berries are purchasable at the Contest Hall and Battle Frontier.
• Altering Cave is an EV-training area with two-EV battles, no random encounters, healing, and EV/IV information.
• Flash illuminates the full screen.
• The Black and White repel system asks to use another Repel when one ends.
• The Day Care has an Ability Switcher and EV/IV Viewer.
• Devon Scope displays the party's EVs and IVs.
• Maximum money is 9,999,999.
• Berries prompt for watering when planted and replanting after harvest.
• The player automatically turns around after PokéCenter healing.
• Learnsets include FireRed, LeafGreen, XD, and prior-evolution moves.
• Devon Corp has an IV Perfector with 30, 31, and 0 options after defeating Steven.
• Natures can be changed in Battle Tents and at the Battle Frontier BP Shop.
• Auto Levelers in Gyms and the Battle Frontier raise teams to set levels, with level 100 available after Steven.
• The Pocket Watch, Mining Hat, Notepad, and Flying Hat provide time changing, Flash, remote renaming, and Fly.
• A Littleroot Beginner Kit includes running shoes, both bikes, rods, a Lucky Egg, Exp. Share, and other utility items.
• Exp. Share is obtained after delivering the letter.
• Wild held items are updated.
• PP Ups are sold by Vitamin merchants.
• Secret Base items are purchasable from normal merchants after the Elite Four.
• Optional visual day and night cycle.
• EV Resetter at Slateport Marketplace and the Frontier BP Shop.
• Happiness increaser at Slateport Marketplace.
• Happiness maximiser at the Frontier BP Shop.
• Pokémon gender switcher at Slateport's Pokémon Fan Club.
• Smeargle breeds like Ditto for passing Egg Moves.
• Expanded starter selection.
• Deluxe challenge options are enabled from Birch's Lab bookcase and cannot be disabled afterward.
• Optional Physical/Special split for Legacy.
• Optional decapitalised names.
• Move stats can use Generation V or VI standards.
• Optional modern overworld poison survival, off by default.
• Hidden Abilities can be added as a second ability for Pokémon with one original ability.
• Base stats can use modern standards.
• A Mt. Pyre de-evolver reverts Pokémon with branching evolutions.
• 151 Tutor Moves added.
• Move Re-Learners on every PokéCenter second floor charge $1,000 per move.
• The original Move Re-Learner teaches Frontier tutor moves for Heart Scales.
• Wally's catching tutorial can be skipped.
• Mr. Stone's initial PokéNav call is no longer required.
• Mr. Stone gives a Lucky Egg after the letter is delivered.
• Devon Corp sells Up-Grades after obtaining the Coin Case.
• The Lavaridge egg becomes Togepi, with options to change it.
• Stairs reach Lavaridge without Jagged Pass after the Magma event.
• Egg Deleter in Verdanturf.
• Steven can be battled again.
• The Fossil reviver sells more Lileep and Anorith after both are revived.
• The Game Corner sells Abra, Barboach, Snorunt, Nosepass, Porygon, Dratini, Larvitar, Bagon, and Beldum.
• Safari Zone merchants sell extra steps or Safari Balls.
• The Frontier PokéMart sells all TMs.
• Lotto prizes are changed.
• Pickup tables are changed.
• Sprite replacement options include Moemon and Generation IV style.
• A Contest Hall Poké Ball replacer swaps a Pokémon's Ball type for a fee.