Pokemon Supreme Fire: Mewtwo’s Revenge
A battle-focused FireRed spin-off with reworked typings and moves, new Mega forms, a handpicked Pokédex, tougher rules, and expanded training systems.
- Modern mechanics
- Huge Pokédex
- Quality of life
- Status
- Completed
- Plays on
- PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
- Base game
- Pokémon FireRed
- Version
- 2.0
- Made by
- Calistrotic22
About Pokemon Supreme Fire: Mewtwo’s Revenge
Pokémon Supreme Fire: Mewtwo’s Revenge puts tougher battles, revised typings, and updated moves ahead of a story campaign. Calistrotic22’s completed English GBA spin-off, version 2.0, is built on FireRed and follows the original Pokémon Supreme Fire. It has a handpicked Pokédex from across generations, new moves, items, abilities, typings, sprites, and Mega forms. The physical/special split, day-and-night system, Dex-wide training changes, expanded bag, reusable TMs, removable HMs, and revised map layout support its battle-first design.
What's in it
- Battles use the physical/special split.
- PokéMarts progress with badge count.
- New items are included.
- Use the Black and White repel system.
- Nature stat changes use red and blue colours.
- Critical hits are weakened.
- Poison ends at 1 HP instead of fainting a Pokémon.
- Sitrus Berries restore one quarter of HP.
- The bag has more space.
- A day-and-night system is included.
- Use a handpicked Pokédex from all generations.
- Use original Touch Mega Pokémon with higher base-stat totals.
- Use permanent Mega Pokémon with lower base-stat totals.
- Pokémon names use normal capitalization.
- New moves are included.
- New abilities are included.
- Electric Pokémon cannot be paralysed.
- Powder moves do not affect Grass-type Pokémon.
- TMs have unlimited use.
- HMs can be forgotten.
- Every PokéCenter has a Name Changer and Move Relearner.
- Badge stat boosts are disabled.
- Evolve without the National Pokédex.
- EVs are capped at 252.
- Text speed is fast.
- Battles use Set mode.
- Mew and Deoxys obey.
- EXP All distributes 50% EXP to each party Pokémon, with item bonuses.
- Use Running Shoes indoors.
- Wrap has an updated effect.
- Maps are completely changed.
- A new weakness and resistance table is used.
- New starter Pokémon are included.
- Healing moves have only 5 PP.
- Pokémon have new typings and sprites.
- Every used Pokémon has a new base-stat total.
- Some trainers credit sprite creators.
- Pokémon disobey beyond badge-based level thresholds.
- The maximum level is 138.
- Gain EXP after catching Pokémon.
- Wild and received Pokémon have perfect IVs.
- View an IV grade.
- Two EVs grant one stat point.
- Some trainer battles can be lost without being sent to a PokéCenter.
- One vitamin grants 64 EVs, up to the overall limit.
- Each stat can gain up to 252 EVs from vitamins.
- Safari time is unlimited.
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