Pokemon FireRed Deluxe
FireRed Deluxe refreshes Kanto with stronger Pokémon, expanded encounters, flexible Gym order, tougher bosses, and hidden grottos to explore.
- Nuzlocke mode
- Plays on
- PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
- Base game
- Pokémon FireRed
- Version
- v20.1
- Made by
- loser
About Pokemon FireRed Deluxe
A more flexible Kanto adventure with strengthened Pokémon, expanded encounters, hidden grottos, and Gym battles that can be tackled in a less fixed order. Pokémon FireRed Deluxe is a GBA FireRed hack by loser, version v20.1, with moves, typings, base stats, and learnsets adjusted across many species. Regional forms and later evolutions appear alongside the original roster, while LeafGreen exclusives are also catchable. Trainers and Gym Leaders use broader teams, and Koga, Sabrina, and Blaine scale around the badges you hold. Secret Power opens hidden grottos containing Pokémon and items.
What's in it
- Many Pokémon have been strengthened so more team choices remain useful.
- Many Pokémon have improved base stats, movepools, and typings.
- Previously weak moves such as Fire Spin and Cut are more useful through much of the game.
- Alolan, Galarian, and Hisuian forms appear in Kanto, along with Pokémon such as Toedscruel and Perrserker.
- Later-generation evolutions such as Crobat, Magmortar, and Leafeon can be obtained in Kanto.
- Move Tutors are easy to reach and can be used repeatedly.
- TM and HM changes, along with improved learnsets, give Pokémon better move options.
- Secret Power opens hidden grottos containing items and Pokémon.
- LeafGreen exclusives, all 151 original Pokémon, and additional Pokémon can be caught.
- More Pokémon and items appear than in the original game.
- Gym Leaders use complementary Pokémon beyond their usual types, and mini-bosses appear between Gym battles.
- Mini-bosses draw inspiration from games including Let’s Go Pikachu and Eevee and Pokémon GO.
- Koga, Sabrina, and Blaine can be challenged in any order, with teams scaling by badge count.
- More Double Battles add strategic variety.
- The in-game Help Menu explains changes, Nuzlocke level caps, and new bosses.
- HMs are more useful in battle and less often required for progress.
- Maps include changed and new areas, including a redesigned Viridian Forest.
- Gym Leader rematches are in progress.
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