Pokemon Supreme Fire (Final Remake)
A tougher FireRed remake with unusual starters, rebalanced stats and types, revised battles, reusable TMs, indoor running, and modern battle tweaks.
- Harder difficulty
- Modern mechanics
- Huge Pokédex
- Quality of life
- Status
- Completed
- Plays on
- PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
- Base game
- Pokémon FireRed
- Version
- Completed
- Made by
- Calistrotic22
About Pokemon Supreme Fire (Final Remake)
Ekans, Machop, and Abra replace the usual starters in Pokémon Supreme Fire Final Remake, alongside a full rebalance of Pokémon stats, types, and some abilities. Calistrotic22’s completed GBA hack is based on FireRed and makes major battles tougher, with an even harder postgame after 60 Pokédex entries. It adds the physical/special split, reusable TMs, removable HMs, indoor Running Shoes, capture EXP, IV display, updated cries, revised level behaviour, and improved battle AI. Cerulean City houses the Move Relearner.
What's in it
- Choose Ekans, Machop, or Abra as starters.
- Starters have higher base-stat totals than other Pokémon.
- Base-stat totals are changed for all Pokémon.
- Some abilities have changed.
- Pokémon typings have changed.
- Major battles are harder.
- Postgame battles after 60 Pokédex entries are much harder.
- Critical hits are updated.
- TMs have unlimited use.
- HMs can be deleted.
- Rough Skin is updated.
- Use Running Shoes indoors.
- Gain EXP when catching Pokémon.
- Nature stat effects use colour.
- View IVs.
- Pokémon survive poison at 1 HP.
- Use the Black and White repel system.
- Black 2 and White 2 music is included.
- Safari Pokémon do not flee.
- Safari time is unlimited.
- Burn damage is updated.
- Paralysis is updated.
- Skip TM and HM animations.
- Battles are forced to Set mode.
- Text speed is forced to Fast.
- Mew Y and Deoxys obey.
- Healing items cannot be used in battle.
- Pokémon disobey at specified level thresholds based on badges.
- Levels are revised.
- Pokémon cries are updated.
- The Move Relearner is in Cerulean City.
- Major-battle AI is improved.
- EXP All shares experience, with bonuses from Exp. Share and Lucky Egg.
- HMs are needed only in limited places and can be deleted.
- EV training is unavailable, but cheap vitamins can be used.
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