Pokemon X Cheats & Cheat Codes for Nintendo 3DS

Pokemon X is a 2013 RPG developed by Game Freak, and published by The Pokemon Company and Nintendo. Alongside Pokemon Y, the game kicked off the Generation VI of the legendary Pokemon franchise, bringing 3D graphics to the series for the very first time. Releasing on the Nintendo 3DS meant Pokemon X could take massive technical steps forward, and the series continues to reap the benefits of that work today.

Pokemon X Premise

Pokemon X very much follows the established formula of the Pokemon games. It begins with your character at the beginning of their journey, where they must choose a starter Pokemon to accompany them on their journey. The adventure of becoming a Pokemon Master begins as they leave home for the first time and travel to the Kalos region, which draws inspiration from France.  

If you’ve played any Pokemon game in the past, you’ll know the general gameplay loop in Pokemon X. You move from city to city, collecting gym badges by beating the leaders until you have the full set. In between, you’ll encounter wild Pokemon you can catch to upgrade your team while leveling up the ones you already have. It culminates in the final battle with the Elite Four, where victory makes you are the new Champion of Kalos. It’s standard fare for Pokemon games, but gamers continue to embrace the formula.

Despite the similarities to the other games in the series, Pokemon X still has plenty of new content to offer players. As the first game released in Generation VI, it introduced 72 new species of Pokemon and brought in Fairy-types to the series. You can also customize your character for the first time, which players wanted for years. The final massive new feature is the introduction of Mega Evolutions, which allow you to further evolve 30 formerly fully-evolved Pokemon, giving them a massive buff in power. Ultimately the new mechanics found in Pokemon X are about giving the series more depth, which is always a welcome addition.

Pokemon X Main Characters

Despite not usually being the main attraction, every Pokemon game has an underlying narrative that runs throughout the game, guiding you from one place to the next. Pokemon X does little to deviate from this, but it does have its own brilliant cast of characters that you’ll encounter throughout. These are the most important ones you should know before playing Pokemon X.

Pokemon X’s Key Cast

• The Protagonist: The main character of Pokemon X starts in their small town with big dreams of becoming a Pokemon Master. You choose whether the protagonist is a boy or a girl, but it makes little difference to the story. Over time, the protagonist becomes a much stronger Pokemon trainer and eventually challenges the Elite Four for the title of Champion of Kalos.
• Professor Sycamore: Professor Sycamore is the Pokemon professor for the Kalos region, and the individual who sets you off on your journey at the beginning of the game. He assigns you your Pokedex, and gives you the choice of your starter Pokemon. While you won’t see Professor Sycamore in the late game, he’s a crucial part of the game’s opening.
• Tierno: Tierno is both your friend and main rival in Pokemon X. His journey begins at the same time as your own, and he chases his goal of making a team made up only of dancing Pokemon, with the most amazing dance moves. You’ll battle Tierno a few times across the game’s story, which is a great way to track how you’re both progressing as Pokemon trainers.
• Lysandre: Lysandre is the main antagonist of Pokemon X, serving as the boss of Team Flare. His goal is simple: to wipe out the world’s population, returning the planet to a beautiful state. Alongside your journey to becoming a Pokemon Master, you’ll spend a lot of time foiling Lysandre’s evil plans along the way through a series of high-stakes battles.

Pokemon X Titles in the Series

If you have even a passing interest in video games, you know just what Pokemon is. Since its 1996 debut, it has established itself as one of the biggest names in the medium, and at this point, it’s a massive surprise when the Pokemon franchise doesn’t release multiple games in a single year. Remarkably, the sales for Pokemon are higher than ever, showing just how strong the brand remains after all this time. You shouldn’t expect Pokemon to go anywhere anytime soon, with the games and the anime proving to be unshakeable.

We’ve got you covered if you wanted to know every single Pokemon game out there – spinoffs included.

The Long History of Pokemon

• 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 X Cheat Codes

Classic cheat codes were a lot rarer to come across in Nintendo DS and 3DS games, and that meant that most players turned to third-party Action Replay cartridges in order to get ahead in their favorite portable titles. Pokemon X is no different. The only way to cheat in the game is by buying an Action Replay, and we’ve got all the codes you need to enter into it to be able to cheat.

No Cel Shading on Pokemon:

D3000000 00000000
00361D34 00000000
00361D38 00000000
D2000000 00000000

Instant 999 Record on Berry Picker Minigame 999 Record:

082A46B0 000003E7

Max Money:

08C6A69C 0098967F

Max Poke Miles:

08C82B90 0098967F

Instant 255 of All Berries:

C0000000 00000040
28C67FBE 00000063
DC000000 00000004
D1000000 00000000

Instant 255 of All Items and Poke Balls:

C0000000 000000F0
28C67556 000000FF
DC000000 00000004
D1000000 00000000

Instant 255 of All HP-Restoring Items:

C0000000 0000003F
28C67EBE 000000FF
DC000000 00000004
D1000000 00000000

Infinite HP:

481FB284 08200000
481FB624 08200000
B81FB284 00000000
1000000E 000003E7
10000010 000003E7
D3000000 00000000
B81FB624 00000000
1000000E 000003E7
10000010 000003E7
D2000000 00000000

Infinite AP:

481FB284 08200000
481FB624 08200000
B81FB284 00000000
C0000000 00000002
C0000000 00000004
20000118 00000063
20000119 00000063
2000011E 00000063
2000011F 00000063
DC000000 0000000E
D1000000 00000000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB624 00000000
D1000000 00000000
D2000000 00000000

Refill All HP (Press L):

DD000000 00000200
481FB284 08200000
481FB624 08200000
B81FB284 00000000
C0000000 00000002
DA000000 0000000E
D7000000 00000010
D3000000 00000000
B81FB624 00000000
D1000000 00000000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB288 00000000
C0000000 00000002
DA000000 0000000E
D7000000 00000010
D3000000 00000000
B81FB628 00000000
D1000000 00000000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB28C 00000000
C0000000 00000002
DA000000 0000000E
D7000000 00000010
D3000000 00000000
B81FB62C 00000000
D1000000 00000000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB290 00000000
C0000000 00000002
DA000000 0000000E
D7000000 00000010
D3000000 00000000
B81FB630 00000000
D1000000 00000000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB294 00000000
C0000000 00000002
DA000000 0000000E
D7000000 00000010
D3000000 00000000
B81FB634 00000000
D1000000 00000000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB298 00000000
C0000000 00000002
DA000000 0000000E
D7000000 00000010
D3000000 00000000
B81FB698 00000000
D1000000 00000000
D3000000 00000000
D2000000 00000000

All Pokemon Level 100 After Battle (Press Y):

DD000000 00000800
481FB284 08200000
481FB624 08200000
B81FB284 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB288 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB28C 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB290 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB294 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB298 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB624 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB628 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB62C 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB630 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB634 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
B81FB638 00000000
00000008 00200000
D3000000 00000000
D2000000 00000000

Walk Through Walls (Hold R):

D3000000 00000000
0053ED50 E1A01000
0053ED54 E12FFF1E
0053ED58 E1A06000
0053ED5C E12FFF1E
DD000000 00000100
0053ED50 E3A01000
0053ED58 E3A06000
D0000000 00000000
580B5820 E1A01000
080B5820 EBF8914A
D0000000 00000000
580B3A1C E1A06000
080B3A1C EBF898CD
D0000000 00000000

Instant Hatch Egg:

D3000000 00000000
58072D14 0A000007
08072D14 EA000007
D0000000 00000000

100% Catch Rate:

D3000000 00000000
58073334 0A000004
5053ED70 00000000
0053ED70 00000010
D0000000 00000000
D0000000 00000000
6053ED70 00000000
D9000000 0053ED70
D4000000 FFFFFFFF
D6000000 0053ED70
D0000000 00000000
D3000000 00000000
5053ED70 00000001
08073334 EA000004
D0000000 00000000

Catch Trainer’s Pokemon:

D3000000 00000000
58075474 E5D00000
5053ED74 00000000
0053ED74 00000010
D0000000 00000000
D0000000 00000000
6053ED74 00000000
D9000000 0053ED74
D4000000 FFFFFFFF
D6000000 0053ED74
D0000000 00000000
D3000000 00000000
5053ED74 00000001
08075474 E3A0B000
08075478 E5C0B000
0807547C EA00000E
D0000000 00000000

Access PC From Anywhere:

D3000000 00000000
003BBFA8 E3A00018
DD000000 00000200
003BBFA8 E3A00004
D0000000 00000000

Walk and Run Speed x2 (D-Pad Only):

58092F38 03A05007
08092DE4 13A05003
08092DE8 03A05002
08092F34 13A05005
08092F38 03A05003
D0000000 00000000

All Wild Pokemon Are Shiny (Start + L to Enable, Start + R to Disable):

6053ED8C E12FFF1E
0053ED80 E5C70004
0053ED84 EA000000
0053ED88 E5C71006
0053ED8C E12FFF1E
D0000000 00000000
580B9334 E5C70004
080B9334 EBF88291
D0000000 00000000
DD000000 00000208
0053ED84 E3A01001
D0000000 00000000
DD000000 00000108
0053ED84 EA000000
D0000000 00000000

Instant Messages:

003F6FB4 E3A04003
003F7818 E3A05003

No Wild Encounters, Hold Start for Instant Encounter:

580C79B0 E3A00064
080C79A8 E3A0B000
DD000000 00000008
080C79A8 E3A0B064
D0000000 00000000
D0000000 00000000

View IVs and EVs on Pokemon Status Screen (Press L and R):

00153184 E92D4070
00153230 E92D4070
004A23E4 E92D4070
004A2430 E92D4070
004A25E4 E92D4070
004A2630 E92D4070
004A2398 E92D4070
DD000000 00000200
00153184 EA0060EC
00153230 EA0060C1
004A23E4 EAF2C304
004A2430 EAF2C2FE
004A25E4 EAF2C2B4
004A2630 EAF2C2AE
004A2398 EAF2C30A
D0000000 00000000
DD000000 00000100
00153184 EA0060E1
00153230 EA0060B6
004A23E4 EAF2C2E1
004A2430 EAF2C2D9
004A25E4 EAF2C29E
004A2630 EAF2C296
004A2398 EAF2C2E9
D0000000 00000000

Pokemon X Cheat Code FAQs

Can I Use The Action Replay Cheats on a Pokemon X Emulator?

Yes! The Action Replay Cheats we’ve shown here can be entered in Citra, which is the leading Nintendo 3DS emulator.

However, the process for using them isn’t quite as simple as using an Action Replay, so we’d recommend sticking to the 3DS on this occasion. It demands a lot of playing with files that many players won’t find worth the time.

Can These Pokemon X Cheats Ruin My Game?

When entering these Pokemon X cheats into your Action Replay, it’s crucial that you do it right. Doing it wrong can corrupt your save game, which is obviously frustrating for any player.

So technically yes, they can ruin your game if you’re not careful. As long as you do it right though, you should have no issue.

Can I Still Trade Online With Pokemon X Cheats?

Yes. Even if you have cheated your Pokemon all the way to level 100, you’ll still be able to trade with other players online. This has always been the case with Pokemon games. Ultimately, players aren’t using these cheated Pokemon to battle other players – it’s a single-player game, and Game Freak doesn’t particularly care how players choose to progress.

Do These Cheats Work on Pokemon Y?

As Pokemon X and Y are sibling games, you’ll notice that these cheats do actually work for both titles. So no matter which version of the game you choose to pick up, you can be safe knowing that the cheats shown above will work for the two.

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