Pokemon GS Chronicles is a ROM hack of Pokemon FireRed, released in 2014. Released in 2004, Pokemon FireRed sold over 12 million copies. The ROM features a renewed storyline to create a sense of purpose and other mechanical changes. Pokemon fans widely acclaim Pokemon GS Chronicles as one of the best ROM hacks in the series.
Pokemon GS Chronicles Premise
The story in Pokemon GS Chronicles is based on Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver. The player character begins by runnings errands for Professor Elm, which rewards you with a Pokemon. After choosing from one of three Pokemon, you are set free into the tall grass and the world at large. To become a Pokemon Champion, the player must explore collecting Pokemon, battling foes, and competing in gym tournaments.
Your mission as a Pokemon trainer is to explore the world and collect new Pokemon. Each one offers a unique battle type, combat moves, and designs. Exploring the tall grass can put you into a battle with a random Pokemon of that region in which you need to choose whether to fight or flee.

The revamped game features never before seen mechanics such as cutscenes, route changes, day/night cycles, and custom move sets. Also, the game features new puzzles, updated graphics, new trainer roasters, and Exp. Share. There is a ton to be explored in this new Pokemon experience that builds ontop of an already amazing game.

Pokemon GS Chronicles Main Characters
Ethan: Ethan is one of two protagonists to choose from. Although the official name in Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver is Ethan, the player can change their name if they choose. Ethan lives north of Cherrygrove City on Route 30. The starting Pokemon he can choose from are Cyndaquil, Totodile, or Chikorita.
Lyra: Lyra is the second playable protagonist in Pokemon GS Chronicles. Like Ethan, players can change their names to whatever they choose. She also lives north of Cherrygrove City on Route 30 and has the same starting Pokemon options. Whichever character the player chooses, the other character will appear in-game as a friend.
Team Rocket: Team Rocket is the antagonist of the Pokemon series. They are an organization in the Kanto and Johto regions. Their main purpose is to steal or capture rare Pokemon to sell them to. They have sent Pokemon off to their deaths before by selling them to cruel research organizations.
Professor Elm: Professor Elm is a resident Pokemon Professor and gives the player their first Pokemon. His specialization is in Pokemon evolution, which Professor Oak further explained and acclaimed. He is known for his scatterbrained and disorganized nature as he gets caught up in research.
Silver: Silver is the main rival of Ethan and Lyra. Players will first encounter Silver on the outskirts of Cherrygrove City. He will also make appearances throughout the game, testing the player to assess their strength and talent. Also, when choosing a starting Pokemon, Silver will always have the one that is strongest against their choice. So if the player chooses a fire-type Pokemon, Silver will have a water-type.
Pokemon GS Chronicles Cheat Codes
Infinite Money
29C78059 96542194
Walkthrough Walls
509197D3 542975F4
78DA95DF 44018CB4
Code | Item |
---|---|
Buy Items at the Mart (replace xxxx) | 82003884 xxxx |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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 |
0030 | Red Shard |
0031 | Blue Shard |
0032 | Yellow Shard |
0033 | Green Shard |
003F | HP Up |
0040 | Protein |
0041 | Iron |
0042 | Carbos |
0043 | Calcium |
0044 | Rare Candy |
0045 | PP Up |
0046 | Zinc |
0047 | PP Max |
00AF | Enigma Berry |
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 |
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 | ItemFinder |
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 |
011E | Root Fossil |
011F | Claw Fossil |
0120 | Devon Scope |
0121 | TM01 (Focus Punch) |
0122 | TM02 (Dragon Claw) |
0123 | TM03 (Water Pulse) |
0124 | TM04 (Calm Mind) |
0125 | TM05 (Roar) |
0126 | TM06 (Toxic) |
0127 | TM07 (Hail) |
0128 | TM08 (Bulk Up) |
0129 | TM09 (Bullet Seed) |
012A | TM10 (Hidden Power) |
012B | TM11 (Sunny Day) |
012C | TM12 (Taunt) |
012D | TM13 (Ice Beam) |
012E | TM14 (Blizzard) |
012F | TM15 (Hyper Beam) |
0130 | TM16 (Light Screen) |
0131 | TM17 (Protect) |
0132 | TM18 (Rain Dance) |
0133 | TM19 (Giga Drain) |
0134 | TM20 (Safeguard) |
0135 | TM21 (Frustration) |
0136 | TM22 (Solar Beam) |
0137 | TM23 (Iron Tail) |
0138 | TM24 (Thunderbolt) |
0139 | TM25 (Thunder) |
013A | TM26 (Earthquake) |
013B | TM27 (Return) |
013C | TM28 (Dig) |
013D | TM29 (Psychic) |
013E | TM30 (Shadow Ball) |
013F | TM31 (Brick Break) |
0140 | TM32 (Double Team) |
0141 | TM33 (Reflect) |
0142 | TM34 (Shock Wave) |
0143 | TM35 (Flamethrower) |
0144 | TM36 (Sludge Bomb) |
0145 | TM37 (Sandstorm) |
0146 | TM38 (Fire Blast) |
0147 | TM39 (Rock Tomb) |
0148 | TM40 (Aerial Ace) |
0149 | TM41 (Torment) |
014A | TM42 (Facade) |
014B | TM43 (Secret Power) |
014C | TM44 (Rest) |
014D | TM45 (Attract) |
014E | TM46 (Thief) |
014F | TM47 (Steel Wing) |
0150 | TM48 (Skill Swap) |
0151 | TM49 (Snatch) |
0152 | TM50 (Overheat) |
0153 | HM01 (Cut) |
0154 | HM02 (Fly) |
0155 | HM03 (Surf) |
0156 | HM04 (Strength) |
0157 | HM05 (Flash) |
0158 | HM06 (Rock Smash) |
0159 | HM07 (Waterfall) |
015A | HM08 (Dive) |
Pokemon GS Chronicles Cheat Codes FAQ
How do I enable Cheat Codes on Pokemon GS Chronicles?
Since Pokemon GS Chronicles is a ROM hack requiring an emulator, the emulator may already have built-in cheats. Find your emulator’s settings menu for a cheat code section and upload whichever item you want onto it.
Note: Some emulators might have different codes, so searching for your specific emulator is best.
How can I play Pokemon GS Chronicles?
To play Pokemon GS Chronicles, you will need an emulator and ROM of the game. You can find both online. Be cautious, as Nintendo does not officially license this game. There is always a risk of downloading viruses or malware to your system. It’s best to do research and ask around before downloading anything.