Pokemon Fat Kid
Pokémon Fat Kid stars a new hero in the Cheeto Region, with Team Hippy, Tech type, and item-based field traversal.
- Plays on
- PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
- Base game
- Pokémon Emerald
- Version
- Beta 1.2.4
- Made by
- Le Pug
About Pokemon Fat Kid
A new protagonist explores the Cheeto Region in Pokémon Fat Kid, facing Team Hippy with Porygon as the starter. This Beta 1.2.4 GBA hack of Pokémon Emerald gives Porygon six interchangeable evolutions and introduces the Tech type. HMs are replaced by field items such as a grappling hook, water tube, shears, and lock picks. New trainer sprites, tiles, music, cries, humour, and a scooter in place of a bike round out this unusual adventure.
What's in it
- Skips the Professor introduction.
- New trainer sprites.
- Adds Team Hippy as a new evil team.
- Start with Porygon and switch among six Porygon evolutions.
- New tiles.
- Custom music.
- New Pokémon cries.
- Adds donuts and apple pies.
- Includes tasteful humour.
- Adds the Tech type.
- HMs are replaced by items such as a grappling hook, water tube, shears, and lock picks.
- The Fat Kid can run.
- Use a scooter instead of a bike.
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