Pokemon Dark Rising Cheats & Cheat Codes for GBA Emulators

Pokemon Dark Rising is a fan game based on the Pokemon franchise. While the main series of games continues to be developed by Game Freak, this title was made solely by DarkRisingGirl, an impressive achievement for a lone creator. Released back in 2017, Pokemon Dark Rising is a ROM hack of Pokemon Fire Red and has since become one of the most popular fan games around. You have to play the game via a Game Boy Advance emulator, meaning it technically is only available on PC.

Pokemon Dark Rising Premise

In Pokemon Dark Rising, you go through the motions with typical Pokemon gameplay. You start in a small town, meet your rival, pick your starter Pokemon, and so on and so forth. It’s classic Pokemon, down to the letter.

What really sets Pokemon Dark Rising aside is its blend of generations. It blends together elements from Generations 1 to 5, with 386 Pokemon to collect alongside the best moves from each. It even gives you a brand new Pokemon story to experience and a new land to explore. At times, the writing can be a little rough, and it’s the main reason you can tell this is a fan game. Overall though, we think Pokemon Dark Rising does a solid job of bringing together much of the franchise’s peak into one great experience.

Pokemon Dark Rising Main Characters

In every Pokemon game, the characters you meet along the way are a key part of the journey to becoming the very best (like no one ever was). Pokemon Dark Rising embraces that idea, and even brings back some iconic characters from the main series in smaller roles. You’ll meet the likes of Ash, Misty, and Brock, although they don’t quite play a main role in the story. Instead, here are all the main characters you’ll meet in Pokemon Dark Rising:

• The Protagonist: This is the character you play as. The first decision you make in Pokemon Dark Rising is whether your protagonist is a boy or a girl, and then the main story begins. Your character begins the game having strange dreams, in which a Pokemon is telling you to save the world. After brushing it off, you’re sent on an adventure by Professor Ivan, where it becomes clear that these visions may have been more than just dreams.
• The Rival: As with every Pokemon game, you have a plucky rival here. They begin the game as your best friend, but as you grow as a Pokemon trainer, they become more and more competitive. You’ll battle against them a few times in the story, comparing how you’re both progressing.
• Professor Ivan: Professor Ivan is the Pokemon Professor of Fells Town. He gives you your starter Pokemon, and sets you off on your grand adventure.

Pokemon Dark Rising Titles in the Series

As a fan game, Pokemon Dark Rising isn’t an official entry into the Pokemon franchise. However, it’s safe to assume that anyone with an interest in this fan game is a massive fan of the series as a whole. Pokemon is one of the most popular multi-media franchises of all time, with a video game history spanning back to the 1990s. There’s an absurd amount of spin-offs, with multiple games being released almost every year. It’s calmed a little in recent years, but at its peak, Pokemon was an unstoppable juggernaut. Here’s every Pokemon title ever released.

Pokemon’s Busy History

• Pokemon Red (1996)
• Pokemon Green (1996)
• Pokemon Blue (1996)
• Pokemon Yellow (1998)
• Pokemon Gold (1999)
• Pokemon Silver (1999)
• Pokemon Snap (1999)
• Pokemon Crystal (2000)
• Pokemon Stadium (2000)
• Pokemon Ruby (2002)
• Pokemon Sapphire (2002)
• Pokemon Colosseum (2003)
• Pokemon Fire Red (2004)
• Pokemon Leaf Green (2004)
• Pokemon Emerald (2004)
• Pokemon Dash (2004)
• Pokemon Link! (2005)
• Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team (2005)
• Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team (2005)
• Pokemon Diamond (2006)
• Pokemon Pearl (2006)
• Pokemon Battle Revolution (2006)
• Pokemon Ranger (2006)
• Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time (2007)
• Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Darkness (2007)
• Pokemon Platinum (2008)
• Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia (2008)
• Pokemon Heart Gold (2009)
• Pokemon Soul Silver (2009)
• PokePark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure (2009)
• Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky (2009)
• Pokemon Rumble (2009)
• Pokemon Black (2010)
• Pokemon White (2010)
• Pokemon Ranger: Guardian Signs (2010)
• PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond (2011)
• Pokemon Rumble Blast (2011)
• Pokemon Black 2 (2012)
• Pokemon White 2 (2012)
• Pokemon Conquest (2012)
• Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity (2012)
• Pokemon X (2013)
• Pokemon Y (2013)
• Pokemon Rumble U (2013)
• Pokemon Omega Ruby (2014)
• Pokemon Alpha Sapphire (2014)
• Pokemon Link: Battle! (2014)
• Pokemon Shuffle (2015)
• Pokemon Rumble World (2015)
• Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon (2015)
• Pokemon Sun (2016)
• Pokemon Moon (2016)
• Pokemon Go (2016)
• Pokemon Ultra Sun (2017)
• Pokemon Ultra Moon (2017)
• Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! (2018)
• Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee! (2018)
• Detective Pikachu (2018)
• Pokemon Sword (2019)
• Pokemon Shield (2019)
• Pokemon Rumble Rush (2019)
• Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX (2020)
• Pokemon Brilliant Diamond (2021)
• Pokemon Shining Pearl (2021)
• New Pokemon Snap (2021)
• Pokemon Legends: Arceus (2022)
• Pokemon Scarlet (2022)
• Pokemon Violet (2022)

Pokemon Dark Rising Cheat Codes

Typically, to cheat in Pokemon games on GBA and Nintendo DS you would usually have to buy an Action Replay, or another similar cheat code cartridge. However, as Pokemon Dark Rising is only available via emulator, you’ll have to enter these cheat codes directly into your emulator of choice. We’re going to show you how to do it in Visual Boy Advance, the most popular GBA emulator.

First, launch the game and head to the Tools menu in Visual Boy Advance. From there, go to the Cheats tab and ensure Enable Cheats is ticked. Then head back to the Cheats Menu, and click List Cheats. There should be small green ticket button titled Add New Cheat. Click this, and you’re ready to enter this full list of Pokemon Dark Rising cheat codes. Beware: we wouldn’t recommend activating more than three of these at a time, as they can cause some issues for your game.

Walk Through Walls

509197D3 542975F4
78DA95DF 44018CB4

No Random Battles

D41DD0CA
33A629E5
8E883EFF
92E9660D

Wild Pokemon Modifier

Master Code (enter this first!):

000014D1 000A
1003dae6 0007

The next part you need to enter begins with 83007CEE XXXX, with XXXX replaced with the corresponding codes seen below:

Generation 1 Pokemon

These include Pokemon from Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow.

• 0001 = Bulbasaur
• 0002 = Ivysaur
• 0003 = Venusaur
• 0004 = Charmander
• 0005 = Charmeleon
• 0006 = Charizard
• 0007 = Squirtle
• 0008 = Wartortle
• 0009 = Blastoise
• 000A = Caterpie
• 000B = Metapod
• 000C = Butterfree
• 0010 = Pidgey
• 0011 = Pidgeotto
• 0012 = Pidgeot
• 0017 = Ekans
• 0018 = Arbok
• 0019 = Pikachu
• 001A = Raichu
• 0025 = Vulpix
• 0026 = Ninetales
• 0029 = Zubat
• 002A = Golbat
• 003A = Growlithe
• 003B = Arcanine
• 003C = Poliwag
• 003D = Poliwhirl
• 003E = Poliwrath
• 003F = Abra
• 0040 = Kadabra
• 0041 = Alakazam
• 0042 = Machop
• 0043 = Machoke
• 0044 = Machamp
• 0048 = Tentacool
• 0049 = Tentacruel
• 004A = Geodude
• 004B = Graveler
• 004C = Golem
• 004D = Ponyta
• 004E = Rapidash
• 004F = Slowpoke
• 0050 = Slowbro
• 0051 = Magnemite
• 0052 = Magneton
• 005A = Shellder
• 005B = Cloyster
• 005C = Gastly
• 005D = Haunter
• 005E = Gengar
• 005F = Onix
• 0066 = Exeggcute
• 0067 = Exeggutor
• 006A = Hitmonlee
• 006B = Hitmonchan
• 006C = Lickitung
• 006D = Koffing
• 006E = Weezing
• 006F = Rhyhorn
• 0070 = Rhydon
• 0071 = Chansey
• 0072 = Tangela
• 0073 = Kangaskhan
• 0074 = Horsea
• 0075 = Seadra
• 0078 = Staryu
• 0079 = Starmie
• 007B = Scyther
• 007C = Jynx
• 007D = Electabuzz
• 007E = Magmar
• 007F = Pinsir
• 0080 = Tauros
• 0081 = Magikarp
• 0082 = Gyarados
• 0083 = Lapras
• 0084 = Ditto
• 0085 = Eevee
• 0086 = Vaporeon
• 0087 = Jolteon
• 0088 = Flareon
• 0089 = Porygon
• 008E = Aerodactyl
• 008F = Snorlax
• 0093 = Dratini
• 0094 = Dragonair
• 0095 = Dragonite

Generation 2 Pokemon

This set includes Pokemon from Gold, SIlver, and Crystal.

• 0099 = Bayleef
• 009A = Meganium
• 009B = Cyndaquil
• 009C = Quilava
• 009D = Typhlosion
• 009E = Totodile
• 009F = Croconaw
• 00A0 = Feraligatr
• 00A7 = Spinarak
• 00A8 = Ariados
• 00A9 = Crobat
• 00AA = Chinchou
• 00AB = Lanturn
• 00AC = Pichu
• 00AF = Togepi
• 00B0 = Togetic
• 00BA = Politoed
• 00BE = Aipom
• 00C1 = Yanma
• 00C4 = Espeon
• 00C5 = Umbreon
• 00C6 = Murkrow
• 00C7 = Slowking
• 00C8 = Misdreavus
• 00C9 = Unown
• 00CA = Wobbuffet
• 00CC = Pineco
• 00CD = Forretress
• 00CF = Gligar
• 00D0 = Steelix
• 00D4 = Scizor
• 00D6 = Heracross
• 00D7 = Sneasel
• 00D8 = Teddiursa
• 00D9 = Ursaring
• 00DC = Swinub
• 00DD = Piloswine
• 00E1 = Delibird
• 00E3 = Skarmory
• 00E4 = Houndour
• 00E5 = Houndoom
• 00E6 = Kingdra
• 00E7 = Phanpy
• 00E8 = Donphan
• 00E9 = Porygon2
• 00EC = Tyrogue
• 00ED = Hitmontop
• 00EE = Smoochum
• 00EF = Elekid
• 00F0 = Magby
• 00F1 = Miltank
• 00F2 = Blissey
• 00F6 = Larvitar
• 00F7 = Pupitar
• 00F8 = Tyranitar
• 0104 = Ampharos

Generation 3 Pokemon

Here, you’ll find Pokemon from Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald.

• 0115 = Treecko
• 0116 = Grovyle
• 0117 = Sceptile
• 0118 = Torchic
• 0119 = Combusken
• 011A = Blaziken
• 011B = Mudkip
• 011C = Marshtomp
• 011D = Swampert
• 0127 = Lotad
• 0128 = Lombre
• 0129 = Ludicolo
• 012A = Seedot
• 012B = Nuzleaf
• 012C = Shiftry
• 012F = Shedinja
• 0130 = Taillow
• 0131 = Swellow
• 0132 = Shroomish
• 0133 = Breloom
• 013E = Baltoy
• 013F = Claydol
• 0140 = Nosepass
• 0141 = Torkoal
• 0142 = Sableye
• 0146 = Corphish
• 0147 = Crawdaunt
• 0148 = Feebas
• 0149 = Milotic
• 014A = Carvanha
• 014B = Sharpedo
• 014C = Trapinch
• 014D = Vibrava
• 014E = Flygon
• 0155 = Spheal
• 0156 = Sealeo
• 0157 = Walrein
• 0158 = Cacnea
• 0159 = Cacturne
• 015A = Snorunt
• 015B = Glalie
• 015F = Spoink
• 0160 = Grumpig
• 0166 = Swablu
• 0167 = Altaria
• 0168 = Wynaut
• 0169 = Duskull
• 016A = Dusclops
• 016B = Roselia
• 016C = Slakoth
• 016D = Vigoroth
• 016E = Slaking
• 0178 = Absol
• 017E = Aron
• 017F = Lairon
• 0180 = Aggron
• 0181 = Castform
• 0188 = Ralts
• 0189 = Kirlia
• 018A = Gardevoir
• 018B = Bagon
• 018C = Shelgon
• 018D = Salamence
• 018E = Beldum
• 018F = Metang
• 0190 = Metagross

Generation 4 Pokemon

These are all the Dark Rising Pokemon to come from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum.

• 0023 = Snover
• 0024 = Abomasnow
• 0036 = Hippopotas
• 0037 = Hippowdon
• 0045 = Starly
• 0046 = Staravia
• 0047 = Staraptor
• 0058 = Croagunk
• 0059 = Toxicroak
• 0060 = Bronzor
• 0061 = Bronzong
• 0064 = Riolu
• 0065 = Lucario
• 007A = Spiritomb
• 00A3 = Buizel
• 00A4 = Floatzel
• 00AD = Shellos
• 00AE = Gastrodon
• 00B1 = Drifloon
• 00B2 = Drifblim
• 00CB = Gallade
• 00CE = Rhyperior
• 00D1 = Skorupi
• 00D2 = Drapion
• 00D3 = Gliscor
• 00D5 = Tangrowth
• 00DE = Gible
• 00DF = Gabite
• 00E0 = Garchomp
• 00E2 = Togekiss
• 00EA = Munchlax
• 011E = Turtwig
• 011F = Grotle
• 0120 = Torterra
• 012D = Yanmega
• 012E = Ambipom
• 0137 = Piplup
• 0138 = Prinpulp
• 0139 = Empoleon
• 013A = Mamoswine
• 0153 = Electivire
• 0154 = Magmortar
• 015C = Glaceon
• 015D = Leafeon
• 015E = Honchkrow
• 0163 = Roserade
• 0164 = Porygon-Z
• 0165 = Magnezone
• 016F = Chimchar
• 0170 = Monferno
• 0171 = Infernape
• 0174 = Dusknoir
• 017B = Froslass
• 017C = Weavile
• 017D = Mismagius
• 0182 = Lickilicky
• 0183 = Probopass
• 0184 = Shieldon
• 0185 = Bastiodon
• 0186 = Cranidos
• 0187 = Rampardos

Generation 5 Pokemon

These come via Pokemon Black and White.

• 000D = Venipede
• 000E = Whirlipede
• 000F = Scolipede
• 0013 = Blitzle
• 0014 = Zebstrika
• 0015 = Rufflet
• 0016 = Braviary
• 001B = Zorua
• 001C = Zoroark
• 001D = Solosis
• 001E = Duosion
• 001F = Reuniclus
• 0020 = Litwick
• 0021 = Lampent
• 0022 = Chandelure
• 0027 = Yamask
• 0028 = Cofagrigus
• 002B = Gothita
• 002C = Gothorita
• 002D = Gothitelle
• 002E = Patrat
• 002F = Watchog
• 0030 = Minccino
• 0031 = Cincinno
• 0032 = Drilbur
• 0033 = Excadrill
• 0035 = Mienshao
• 0038 = Pawniard
• 0039 = Bisharp
• 0053 = Axew
• 0054 = Fraxure
• 0055 = Haxorus
• 0056 = Dwebble
• 0057 = Crustle
• 0062 = Scraggy
• 0063 = Scrafty
• 0068 = Darumaka
• 0069 = Darmanitan
• 0076 = Ducklett
• 0077 = Swanna
• 008A = Tirtouga
• 008B = Carracosta
• 008C = Archen
• 008D = Archeops
• 0090 = Alomomola
• 0091 = Durant
• 0096 = Audino
• 00A1 = Munna
• 00A2 = Musharna
• 00A5 = Joltik
• 00A6 = Galvantula
• 00B3 = Timburr
• 00B4 = Gurdurr
• 00B5 = Conkeldurr
• 00B6 = Emolga
• 00B7 = Bouffalant
• 00B8 = Throh
• 00B9 = Sawk
• 00BB = Roggenrola
• 00BC = Boldore
• 00BD = Gigalith
• 00BF = Cottonee
• 00C0 = Whimsicott
• 00C2 = Frillish
• 00C3 = Jellicent
• 00DA = Cubchoo
• 00DB = Beartic
• 00EB = Druddigon
• 00FC = Heatmor
• 00FD = Seismitoad
• 00FE = Sigilyph
• 00FF = Cryogonal
• 0100 = Klinklang
• 0103 = Meloetta
• 0114 = Genesect
• 0121 = Tepig
• 0122 = Pignite
• 0123 = Emboar
• 0124 = Snivy
• 0125 = Servine
• 0126 = Serperior
• 0134 = Tynamo
• 0135 = Eelektrik
• 0136 = Eelektross
• 013B = Sandile
• 013C = Krokorok
• 013D = Krookodile
• 0143 = Oshawott
• 0144 = Dewott
• 0145 = Samurott
• 014F = Karrablast
• 0150 = Escavalier
• 0151 = Shelmet
• 0152 = Accelgor
• 0161 = Larvesta
• 0162 = Volcarona

Spawn Legendary and Mythical Pokemon

Enter the Master Code from the previous cheat again, as well as 83007CEE XXXX, replacing XXXX with the following codes:

• 00F9 = Lugia
• 00FA = Ho-Oh
• 00FB = Celebi
• 0101 = Reshiram
• 0194 = Kyogre
• 0195 = Groudon
• 0196 = Rayquaza
• 0197 = Victini
• 0198 = Keldeo
• 0199 = Jirachi
• 019A = Deoxys
• 019B = Shaymin
• 0191 = Tornadus
• 0192 = Thundurus
• 0193 = Landorus
• 010E = Mewtwo
• 010D = Cresselia
• 00F3 = Raikou
• 00F4 = Entei
• 00F5 = Suicune
• 010F = Kyurem W
• 0110 = Kyurem B
• 0111 = Kyurem
• 010A = Dialga
• 010B = Palkia
• 0109 = Giratina
• 010C = Regigigass
• 0106 = Landorus-T
• 0107 = Cobalion
• 0097 = Mew
• 0102 = Zekrom

Fakemon (Exclusive to Pokemon Dark Rising)

Enter the Master Code from the previous cheat again, as well as 83007CEE XXXX, replacing XXXX with the following codes:

• 0112 = Conarp
• 0113 = Blazard
• 0092 = Zen Mode

All Pokemon Are Shiny

39584B19 D80CC66A
CE71B3D3 1F6A85FB
198DF179 5413C867
73ECB8A0 BDD8B251
D5AFFB37 6855972C
73ECB8A0 BDD8B251

Infinite Potions (Check PC and Withdraw)

Enter the code 82025840 XXXX and replace “XXXX” with the following numbers for these items:

• 000D = Potion
• 000E = Antidote
• 000F = Burn Heal
• 0010 = Ice Heal
• 0011 = Awakening
• 0012 = Parlyz Heal
• 0013 = Full Restore
• 0014 = Max Potion
• 0015 = Hyper Potion
• 0016 = Super Potion
• 0017 = Full Heal
• 0018 = Revive
• 0019 = Max Revive

Infinite Items (Check PC and Withdraw)

Enter the code 82025840 XXXX and replace “XXXX” with the following numbers for these items:

• 0001 = Master Ball
• 0002 = Ultra Ball
• 0003 = Great Ball
• 0004 = Poke Ball
• 0005 = Safari Ball
• 0006 = Net Ball
• 0007 = Dive Ball
• 0008 = Nest Ball
• 0009 = Repeat Ball
• 000A = Timer Ball
• 000B = Luxury Ball
• 000C = Premier Ball
• 001A = Fresh Water
• 001B = Soda Pop
• 001C = Lemonade
• 001D = MooMoo Milk
• 001E = Energy Powder
• 001F = Energy Root
• 0020 = Heal Powder
• 0021 = Revival Herb
• 0022 = Ether
• 0023 = Max Ether
• 0024 = Elixer
• 0025 = Max Elixer
• 0026 = Lava Cookie

Flute

• 0027 = Blue Flute
• 0028 = Yellow Flute
• 0029 = Red Flute
• 002A = Black Flute
• 002B = White Flute

• 002C = Berry Juice
• 002D = Sacred Ash
• 002E = Shoal Salt
• 002F = Shoal Shell

Shard

• 0030 = Red Shard
• 0031 = Blue Shard
• 0032 = Yellow Shard
• 0033 = Green Shard

Vitamins

• 003F = HP Up
• 0040 = Protein
• 0041 = Iron
• 0042 = Carbos
• 0043 = Calcium

Misc. Consumables

• 0044 = Rare Candy
• 0045 = PP Up
• 0046 = Zinc
• 0047 = PP Max
• 0049 = Guard Spec
• 004A = Dire Hit
• 004B = X Attack
• 004C = X Defend
• 004D = X Speed
• 004E = X Accuracy
• 004F = X Special
• 0050 = Poke Doll
• 0051 = Fluffy Tail
• 0053 = Super Repel
• 0054 = Max Repel
• 0055 = Escape Rope
• 0056 = Repel

Stones

• 005B = Mega Stone X
• 005C = Mega Stone Y
• 005D = Sun Stone
• 005E = Moon Stone
• 005F = Fire Stone
• 0060 = Thunder Stone
• 0061 = Water Stone
• 0062 = Leaf Stone

High Priced-Items

• 0067 = Tiny Mushroom
• 0068 = Big Mushroom
• 006A = Pearl
• 006B = Big Pearl
• 006C = Stardust
• 006D = Star Piece
• 006E = Nugget
• 006F = Heart Scale

Mail

• 0079 = Orange Mail
• 007A = Harbor Mail
• 007B = Glitter Mail
• 007C = Mech Mail
• 007D = Wood Mail
• 007E = Wave Mail
• 007F = Bead Mail
• 0080 = Shadow Mail
• 0081 = Tropic Mail
• 0082 = Dream Mail
• 0083 = Fab Mail
• 0084 = Retro Mail

Berries

• 0085 = Cheri Berry
• 0086 = Chesto Berry
• 0087 = Pecha Berry
• 0088 = Rawst Berry
• 0089 = Aspear Berry
• 008A = Leppa Berry
• 008B = Oran Berry
• 008C = Persim Berry
• 008D = Lum Berry
• 008E = Sitrus Berry
• 008F = Figy Berry
• 0090 = Wiki Berry
• 0091 = Mago Berry
• 0092 = Aguav Berry
• 0093 = Iapapa Berry
• 0094 = Razz Berry
• 0095 = Bluk Berry
• 0096 = Nanab Berry
• 0097 = Wepear Berry
• 0098 = Pinap Berry
• 0099 = Pomeg Berry
• 009A = Kelpsy Berry
• 009B = Qualot Berry
• 009C = Hondew Berry
• 009D = Grepa Berry
• 009E = Tamato Berry
• 009F = Cornn Berry
• 00A0 = Magost Berry
• 00A1 = Rabuta Berry
• 00A2 = Nomel Berry
• 00A3 = Spelon Berry
• 00A4 = Pamtre Berry
• 00A5 = Watmel Berry
• 00A6 = Durin Berry
• 00A7 = Belue Berry
• 00A8 = Liechi Berry
• 00A9 = Ganlon Berry
• 00AA = Salac Berry
• 00AB = Petaya Berry
• 00AC = Apicot Berry
• 00AD = Lansat Berry
• 00AE = Starf Berry
• 00AF = Enigma Berry

Rare Items

• 00B3 = Bright Powder
• 00B4 = White Herb
• 00B5 = Macho Brace
• 00B6 = Exp Share
• 00B7 = Quick Claw
• 00B8 = Soothe Bell
• 00B9 = Mental Herb
• 00BA = Choice Band
• 00BB = King’s Rock
• 00BC = Silver Powder
• 00BD = Amulet Coin
• 00BE = Cleanse Tag
• 00BF = Soul Dew
• 00C0 = Deep Sea Tooth
• 00C1 = Deep Sea Scale
• 00C2 = Smoke Ball
• 00C3 = Everstone
• 00C4 = Focus Band
• 00C5 = Lucky Egg
• 00C6 = Scope Lens
• 00C7 = Metal Coat
• 00C8 = Leftovers
• 00C9 = Dragon Scale
• 00CA = Light Ball
• 00CB = Soft Sand
• 00CC = Hard Stone
• 00CD = Miracle Seed
• 00CE = Black Glasses
• 00CF = Black Belt
• 00D0 = Magnet
• 00D1 = Mystic Water
• 00D2 = Sharp Beak
• 00D3 = Poison Barb
• 00D4 = Nevermelt Ice
• 00D5 = Spell Tag
• 00D6 = Twisted Spoon
• 00D7 = Charcoal
• 00D8 = Dragon Fang
• 00D9 = Silk Scarf
• 00DA = Up-Grade
• 00DB = Shell Bell
• 00DC = Sea Incense
• 00DD = Lax Incense
• 00DE = Lucky Punch
• 00DF = Metal Powder

Useful Items

• 00E0 = Thick Club
• 00E1 = Stick
• 00FE = Red Scarf
• 00FF = Blue Scarf
• 0100 = Pink Scarf
• 0101 = Green Scarf
• 0102 = Yellow Scarf
• 0103 = Mach Bike
• 0104 = Coin Case
• 0105 = Item Finder
• 0106 = Old Rod
• 0107 = Good Rod
• 0108 = Super Rod
• 0109 = S.S. Ticket
• 010A = Contest Pass
• 010C = Wailmer Pail
• 010D = Devon’s Goods
• 010E = Soot Sack
• 010F = Basement Key
• 0110 = Acro Bike
• 0111 = PokeBlock Case
• 0112 = Letter
• 0113 = Eon Ticket
• 0114 = Red Orb
• 0115 = Blue Orb
• 0116 = Scanner
• 0117 = Go-Goggles
• 0118 = Meteorite
• 0119 = Rm.1 Key
• 011A = Rm.2 Key
• 011B = Rm.4 Key
• 011C = Rm.6 Key
• 011D = Storage Key
• 011E = Skull Fossil
• 011F = Armor Fossil
• 0120 = Devon Scope

Miscellaneous

• 015D = Oak’s Parcel
• 015E = Poke Flute
• 015F = Puzzle Key
• 0160 = Bike Voucher
• 0161 = Gold Teeth
• 0162 = Old Amber
• 0163 = Card Key
• 0164 = Lift Key
• 0165 = Cover Fossil
• 0166 = Plume Fossil
• 0167 = Silph Scope
• 0168 = Bicycle
• 0169 = Town Map
• 016A = VS Seeker
• 016B = Fame Checker
• 016C = TM Case
• 016D = Berry Pouch
• 016E = Teachy TV
• 016F = Police Badge
• 0170 = Rainbow Pass
• 0171 = Jewel of Life
• 0172 = Mystery Ticket
• 0173 = Aurora Ticke
• 0174 = Powder Jar
• 0175 = Ruby Plate
• 0176 = Sapphire Plate

Instant 999,999 Cash

Master Code (Enter this first!):

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Pokemon Dark Rising Cheat Code FAQs

Why Are There So Many Pokemon Dark Rising Cheats?

In this case, it’s because the cheats for Pokemon Dark Rising are focused around individual Pokemon and items. If you’ve ever played a Pokemon game, you know that each one has plenty of items to collect, and Pokemon to catch.

Beyond the Pokemon and item cheats, there actually isn’t all that much you can do with the cheats in Pokemon Dark Rising.

Can I Cheat Any Other Pokemon Into My Game?

Sadly no. While Pokemon Dark Rising is based on Fire Red, the only Pokemon available to use are the ones that DarkRisingGirl put into the game. Even cheats can’t overcome that hurdle.

No need to worry though – Pokemon Dark Rising features most of the Pokemon from Generations 1 to 5, so there’s a very good chance your favorite has made the cut!

Are There Any Cheats I Can Input In-Game?

Nope. As we mentioned earlier, it’s going to take your emulator to get cheats running here. Sadly, DarkRisingGirl never included anything in-game, but there should be plenty here to keep you satisfied.

The image featured at the top of this post is ©Screenshot from Pokemon Dark Rising..