Pokemon Radical Red (v4.1)

About Pokemon Radical Red

Pokémon Radical Red brings FireRed forward with Pokémon, moves, abilities, and forms through Generation IX, including Mega Evolution, Z-Moves, Dynamax, Gigantamax, and raid battles. Its harder bosses use optimized teams, high IVs, EV spreads, Set battle style, level caps, and improved AI. Soupercell created this completed English GBA hack from Pokémon FireRed, version 4.1. The adventure also includes DexNav, reusable and expanded TMs, hidden abilities, modern Exp. Share, EV tools, move tutors, updated breeding, side bosses, and a revised Game Corner.

What's in it

• The physical/special split and Fairy type are included.
• Pokémon through Generation IX are obtainable, including Paradox, Hisuian, Galarian, and Alolan forms, with some exceptions.
• Moves through Generation IX are included, including some Isle of Armor moves.
• Pokémon sprites are updated.
• Mega Evolution, Z-Moves, Dynamax, and Gigantamax are included.
• Dynamax Raid Battles are included.
• Abilities through Generation IX are included.
• Ash-Greninja is included.
• Important battle items are included, with some exceptions.
• Raid Battles are included.
• TMs are reusable.
• The TM list is expanded.
• Additional move tutors are included.
• EV training gear is included.
• Abilities display pop-ups during battle.
• Generation VIII Exp. Share is included.
• Hidden Abilities are included.
• A day/night cycle is included.
• DexNav can search for Pokémon with Hidden Abilities and other traits.
• Turbo speed is faster.
• Abilities such as Magma Armor have field effects like later generations.
• Destiny Knot and Everstone use updated breeding mechanics.
• Bosses have high difficulty, optimized movesets and held items, high IVs and EV spreads, forced Set style, bag restrictions against selected bosses, a soft cap tied to the next boss, rotating late-game boss teams, Legendary Pokémon for Elite Four members, early Gym Leader Mega Evolution, and level-scaling optional bosses.
• Johto Gym Leaders appear as additional side bosses, mostly optional.
• Brendan is an additional rival, and Archer and Ariana appear as admins.
• Thief and Magician do not steal from trainers.
• A Team Rocket event occurs before the eighth Gym.
• Many Pokémon, including Megas, receive curated buffs such as type, stat, ability, and learnset changes.
• New abilities include some from Clover and others exclusive to this game.
• The Game Corner uses regular Pokécoins instead of coins and a Coin Case, sells costly pseudo-legendaries and Shiny upgrades, and offers more TMs.
• The summary screen shows IV grades and coloured natures.
• Celadon has an expensive IV perfecter.
• Saffron has an EV checker and reducer.
• Saffron has an ability swapper and an item-based Hidden Ability option.
• EV training areas provide their matching training gear.
• The Move Relearner is in Cerulean.
• A move tutor teaches Egg Moves.
• Virizion, Cobalion, Terrakion, Keldeo, Raikou, Suicune, Entei, Landorus, Thundurus, Tornadus, Latios, Latias, Victini, and Meloetta are obtainable before the Elite Four.
• Gym Leaders can offer rematches or sidequests for Mega Stones and other rewards.
• The daycare south of Cerulean holds two Pokémon for earlier breeding.
• Regigigas is included.
• Lugia, Ho-Oh, Groudon, Rayquaza, Dialga, Palkia, Giratina, Reshiram, Zekrom, Kyurem-Black, Kyurem-White, Xerneas, Yveltal, Zacian, Zamazenta, Eternatus, Calyrex forms, Deoxys, Darkrai, Arceus, and Marshadow are included.