Pokemon FireRed Eternity

About Pokemon FireRed Eternity

Catch 514 Pokémon across eight generations while using modern training systems, reusable TMs, and a DexNav that improves encounter options. Pokémon FireRed Eternity is a completed GBA FireRed hack by Elie1605, version 2.0. It adds the physical/special split and Fairy type, while omitting Mega Evolution, Dynamax, and Z-Moves. HMs work when a compatible party member is present, and island specialists handle moves, EVs, IVs, natures, abilities, and evolutions. Every Gym Leader fields six Pokémon, and the postgame includes Elite Four team variation, Gym Leader rematches, roaming legendary dogs, Navel Rock legends, and specific encounters for Mew and Heatran.

What's in it

• Choose from nine starters from generations 1, 3, and 8.
• All 514 Pokémon from generations 1 through 8 can be obtained.
• Battles use the physical/special split.
• Fairy type is included.
• Mega Evolution, Dynamax, and Z-Moves are not included.
• Each area gives Pokémon that award the same EV points.
• DexNav can improve IVs, provide Egg Moves, and raise shiny encounter chances without cave or water movement interruptions.
• Learnsets are updated through generation 7 or 8.
• There are 120 reusable TMs.
• HMs work without teaching them, provided a compatible Pokémon is in the party.
• Important battle items, including pinch berries, are available.
• The Move Reminder on Two Island also teaches Move Tutor moves and Egg Moves.
• EV and IV Masters are at Cape Brink.
• Nature and Ability Masters are on Three Island.
• An Evolution Master is in Fuchsia City.
• A Garden Guru in Cerulean City supports berry farming.
• Every Gym Leader uses a team of six Pokémon.
• Experience uses generation 6 systems, including Exp. Share, happiness bonuses, and capture experience.
• The level curve keeps your team near Gym Leader levels when using Exp. Share.
• Each Elite Four rematch member randomly uses one of three teams.
• Four Battle Brothers in the Sevii Islands sell battle items.
• North of Seven Island, defeat all Gym Leaders with level 100 teams to meet Groudon, Kyogre, and Rayquaza at Navel Rock.
• Giving Celio the Ruby and Sapphire earns a Shiny Charm and Aurora Ticket for Deoxys.
• Mew appears in Altering Cave and Heatran appears in Mt. Ember.
• All three legendary dogs roam Kanto after the Elite Four and catching 60 Pokémon.
• A man in Water Labyrinth gives a Manaphy Egg if your first Pokémon has maximum happiness.
• Battle AI is improved.
• Breeding uses generation 8 mechanics with early daycare access, Destiny Knot, and Everstone.
• Shiny encounters are more likely.
• Trainer Tower prizes include Star Piece, Rare Candy, Max Ether, and PP Up.
• A day and night system is included.
• Weather appears, including a desert area on Route 9.
• Diglett Cave has a new Strength-boulder puzzle.
• Several Pokémon have revised shiny colors.
• Item pickup chances and the pickup table are changed.
• Badge obedience levels are changed.
• The game explains IVs, EVs, natures, terrain effects, and breeding.
• Gym Leaders and the Elite Four do not use healing items.