GBA Completed Hack of FireRed & LeafGreen

Pokemon Fire Red Reignited & Leaf Green Regrown

Completed FireRed and LeafGreen overhauls with Kanto and Johto Pokémon, rebalanced battles, expanded postgame, and selectable difficulty modes.

  • Harder difficulty
  • Huge Pokédex
  • Quality of life
Status
Completed
Plays on
PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
Base game
Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen
Version
1.13
Made by
BruhcationYT

About Pokemon Fire Red Reignited & Leaf Green Regrown

Kanto and Johto Pokémon in both versions, tougher trainer teams, and selectable Normal, Hard, and Hardcore rules lead Fire Red Reignited and Leaf Green Regrown. BruhcationYT’s completed English GBA overhauls of FireRed and LeafGreen are version 1.13. They rebalance encounters, stats, movesets, and abilities while adding map improvements, new Mt. Moon and Rock Tunnel areas, postgame battles, Gym Leader rematches, and the Sevii League. Quality-of-life changes include replaceable HMs, automatically reused Repels, bag sorting, faster Nurse Joy interactions, EV and IV checkers, and a revised Safari Zone. The 180-Pokémon Dex unlocks a Professor Oak event, while Celebi has a Treasure Hunt quest.

What's in it

  • Makes all Kanto and Johto Pokémon available in both versions.
  • Uses a main Pokédex of 181 Pokémon, including cross-generation evolutions, pre-evolutions, and Johto additions.
  • Improves maps, including Cinnabar Island and Mt. Moon.
  • Adds Mt. Moon Square and an extra Rock Tunnel floor accessible with Rock Smash.
  • Rebalances Pokémon locations, stats, movesets, and abilities.
  • Adds battle-engine and stat changes from Emerald Legacy, including a Hail Defense boost.
  • Swaps Dark- and Ghost-type stats.
  • Strengthens trainer teams with a revised level curve, improved movesets, and fully evolved Pokémon.
  • Adds higher-level gift Pokémon.
  • Improves Fishing Rod placements, fossil access, and optional Professor Oak battles.
  • Adds Normal, Hard, and Hardcore difficulty modes.
  • Expands the postgame with more battles and activities.
  • Adds the Sevii League, which rewards the Aurora Ticket.
  • Adds Gym Leader rematches.
  • Makes roaming Pokémon easier to catch and tracks them through an NPC on Five Island.
  • Improves rewards and item distribution.
  • Upgrades the VS Seeker to refresh nearby trainers more quickly.
  • Removes the 60-Pokémon requirement for the National Dex.
  • Unlocks an Egg Move tutor after special battles.
  • Adds rematchable Johto trainers.
  • Unlocks a Professor Oak event after completing the 180-Pokémon Dex.
  • Adds a Treasure Hunt quest for Celebi.
  • Makes Cut trees and Rock Smash rocks stay removed, keeps Victory Road boulders in place, and makes HMs replaceable.
  • Lets Rock Smash open optional areas and a Route 4-to-Mt. Moon shortcut.
  • Improves TM distribution, including Hidden Power, Sludge Bomb, Facade, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, and Flamethrower.
  • Removes the Waterfall requirement on Four Island.
  • Adds Dive as a Safari Zone trophy item.
  • Speeds up Nurse Joy interactions.
  • Adds bag sorting.
  • Adds EV and IV checkers to PokéCenter 2F.
  • Moves the EXP Share to the Running Shoes slot and gives Running Shoes at Oak's Lab.
  • Automatically reuses Repels when they expire.
  • Adjusts item prices.
  • Adds a Team Rocket battle theme from Crystal Dust.
  • Makes the Truck area easier to access without trading.
  • Uses NPCs to block shortcuts until key story points.
  • Opens the Dig House shortcut after beating Misty and Blue.
  • Lets players unlock Vermilion's gates by defeating an overleveled guard after earning the badge.
  • Adds out-of-battle Ability effects, Premier Balls, and EV-reducing Berries.
  • Improves shop inventories.
  • Makes respawning items return after 1,000 steps.
  • Moves the Move Tutor to Cinnabar and makes Mushrooms purchasable on Three Island.
  • Enhances Trainer Tower battles, AI, and rewards.
  • Expands overworld Trainer sprites.
  • Adds unused Victory Road trainers.
  • Makes the Champion and Professor Oak use battle animations.
  • Overhauls Safari Zone rocks, bait, and ball mechanics for better catch rates.
  • Lets the Move Relearner reteach Move Tutor moves for a fee.

Screenshots

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