Pokemon Lazy Green
Pokémon Lazy Green speeds up FireRed with faster levels, accessible evolutions, flexible EVs, expanded catches, and optional challenge rules.
- Randomizer
- Status
- Completed
- Plays on
- PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
- Base game
- Pokémon FireRed
- Version
- 1.1.15
- Made by
- Senhor Mankey
About Pokemon Lazy Green
Faster levelling, accessible trade evolutions, and flexible EV control make Pokémon Lazy Green a convenience-focused FireRed overhaul. Senhor Mankey made this completed English GBA hack, version 1.1.15. Battles grant one to three levels, while an NPC can set the level cap to the lowest remaining boss Pokémon. Version exclusives are catchable, all three original starters have fixed locations, and the Safari Zone improves rare encounter odds. You can inspect IVs, toggle badge boosts, reuse move tutors, buy progressively unlocked TMs, and take on an optional Route 2 Challenge Mode.
What's in it
- Gain one to three levels after each battle.
- Set the level cap to the lowest-level Pokémon among the remaining bosses by speaking to the Route 2 NPC near Pewter City.
- Use a Linking Cord from the Celadon Department Store for trade evolutions.
- Find Charmander on Route 24, Bulbasaur in Cerulean City, and Squirtle in Vermilion City.
- View each Pokémon’s IVs on the stats screen.
- EVs are off in battle by default; an NPC in Pallet Town can enable them, while Celadon provides full EV control, cheaper vitamins, and EV-reducing Berries.
- Enable optional badge-based stat boosts through an NPC in Pewter City.
- Most items cost less, and Pay Day pays 500 times its normal amount.
- Hidden Power, Return, and Frustration always have maximum power; Hidden Power’s type appears in the summary, and Meowth’s Pickup only finds Hidden Power TMs.
- Catch every version-exclusive Pokémon in Lazy Green.
- Get unlimited Eevee in Celadon.
- The Safari Zone links its areas and raises rare Pokémon encounter odds.
- Buy TMs in Celadon as they unlock with story progress.
- Reuse move tutors whenever you want.
- Game Corner coins and prizes cost less.
- The Shiny chance is 5%.
- Temporarily enable cross-generation evolutions in Celadon before the Elite Four.
- Receive IV-maxing items from a Route 22 NPC after defeating their randomized team.
- Take on an optional Challenge Mode from the Route 2 NPC.
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