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POKEMON MYSTERY DUNGEON BLUE RESCUE TEAM GBA CODE

It does not work if the holder faints from an explosion. It makes an adjacent ally faint in place of the leader, which completely heals them.Ī hold item that revives the Pokémon if it faints.

It inflicts damage on all foes surrounding the user.Ĭhanges the status of the target to Paused, making it incapable of action.Ī leader's hold item that enables the leader to possess a friend and survive. No Pokémon can learn it, so the only way to access its move is by hacking (see the Unused Moves sub-page). It digs through the wall the user is facing. Note that this is pretty useless since its effect applies on the item itself, which doesn't have any other effect.

POKEMON MYSTERY DUNGEON BLUE RESCUE TEAM GBA CODE

These can be found in the Kangaskhan Storage after activating the respective cheat code (except for the "Nothing" item):Īn item placeholder used for Pokémon in friend areas.Ī hold item that prevents the Pokémon from having its held item snatched away or swatted down. Rayquaza : A clone of Rayquaza, whose animations are used for main-story cutscenes.In dungeons, it appears completely black due to a glitch. Statue: It has a single sprite image which is used for the Kangaskan Statue, which allows you to save the game before entering a dungeon during story events.Decoy: Its graphics are used for the Decoy status aliment, and its dungeon dialogue is used for Gengar escorted during the relative side-story missions.Its dungeon dialogue is used for Pokémon escorted in missions. Munchlax: Part of its animations are used for two side-story events, which occur randomly after the main story is finished.

It also has unique unused dungeon ally dialogue. Trying to make it appear by using any kind of method makes the game crash due to multiple invalid data fields.

?: This seems to be a placeholder or early test.

Stat tables can be found on the notes page.īelow are explanations about their use by the game: This will force the game to select Charmander as the main character, and then to change it into the desired Pokémon before the first cutscene. Note that this code should be enabled before finishing the personality test. They can be used as the main character by using the cheat codes below, in which the "?" corresponds to the relative Pokémon ID code. The graphics and dialogue assigned to these Pokémon are used for various game mechanics, but they can't be fought or recruited by any means thus, all their data goes unused. In addition, there is a duplicate of Rayquaza's portrait in the files, stored separately from the used one. The Japanese in the graphic corresponds to Skarmory's Japanese name. This is a placeholder portrait found in Skarmory's data.

They would later become selectable as the partner in the remake. Since Meowth, Psyduck, Machop, Cubone, Eevee, and Skitty cannot be selected as the partner, certain portraits have been left unused and cannot be displayed normally without the use of starter modifier codes.

Leaving the room (after disabling the cheat code) will send the player to in front of the Makuhita Dojo entrance. The background music is the same as the one used for Makuhita Dojo mazes. If the room is accessed before saving Magnemite, these NPCs will be absent. When talked to, they will both give a red "Unregistered dialog script" line. There are two Pokémon NPCs in this room: a Noctowl and a Gulpin, respectively. Also, it is possible to walk on the table, but not on the stairs present on the right. The Japanese label "仮マップ" on the lower part of the map means "provisional map".

14.1 "Unregistered dialog script" Dialogueīesides the Debug Room, there is another unused area accessible via these cheat codes:Īfter activating the code, walk though any warp point in the overworld to access this area.ĭespite the "Makuhita Dojo" area label shown in the overworld menu, this room seems more like a house than a dojo: it has a bed, a fireplace, and many flowerpots.

This game has hidden development-related text. Released in KR: August 30, 2007 (Blue Rescue Team only) Platforms: Game Boy Advance (Red Rescue Team), Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue TeamĪlso known as: Pokemon Fushigi no Danjon Aka no Kyuujotai / Ao no Kyuujotai (JP), Pokemon Bulgasaui Dungeon Parang Gujodae (KR) (Blue Rescue Team)