Pokémon Odyssey · Cheat Codes

Pokémon Odyssey Cheat Codes

Pokémon Odyssey cheat codes can change items, money, wild encounters, and other parts of the game. Because Pokémon Odyssey is a modified Pokémon FireRed game with custom events, Etrian Variants, and labyrinth mechanics, cheats may not work exactly as they do in the original FireRed version.

Before using any cheat, create a backup of your save file. A code can freeze the game, cause an item problem, interrupt a story event, or damage save progress if it is incompatible with your emulator or game version. The Pokémon Odyssey community also warns that cheats may affect the game in unintended ways.

Important Before Using Cheats

Use cheats carefully and only when necessary. Even a working FireRed code may behave differently in Pokémon Odyssey because the game includes custom maps, encounters, Pokémon data, and events.

Follow these safety tips:

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    Back Up First

    Back up your Pokémon Odyssey save file before adding a cheat.

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    Match the Code Type

    Check whether the code is for CodeBreaker, GameShark, or Action Replay.

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    One Cheat at a Time

    Use one new cheat at a time so you can identify the cause of a problem.

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    Copy Exactly

    Copy every character exactly as written.

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    Disable When Done

    Disable a code after you receive the item, finish the encounter, or complete its purpose.

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    Avoid Key Moments

    Avoid using cheats during story scenes, Captain battles, F.O.E. fights, map changes, or important quests.

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    Don’t Overwrite Your Save

    Do not overwrite your only save immediately after testing an unfamiliar code.

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    If It Freezes

    If the game freezes or behaves strangely, disable all cheats and reload a previous save.

How to Enter Cheat Codes

The exact menu name changes by emulator, but the basic process is similar on PC, Android, iPhone, and Mac.

  1. 1

    Open the emulator

    Open Pokémon Odyssey in your Game Boy Advance emulator.

  2. 2

    Find the cheats menu

    Open the emulator’s Cheats, Cheat List, Codes, or similar menu.

  3. 3

    Create a new code

    Create a new code and give it a name, such as “Rare Candy” or “Money.”

  4. 4

    Choose the format

    Choose the correct code format: CodeBreaker, GameShark, or Action Replay.

  5. 5

    Enter the code

    Paste or type the code exactly as shown in the cheat table.

  6. 6

    Turn it on

    Turn on the code and return to the game.

  7. 7

    Follow the instructions

    Follow the instructions for that code, such as checking your bag, PC storage, Poké Mart, or wild grass.

  8. 8

    Turn it off and save

    Turn the code off after using it, then save only after confirming that the game is working normally.

Pokémon Odyssey Cheat Codes List

The tables below organize Pokémon Odyssey cheats by category. Add only codes that you have tested with the correct Pokémon Odyssey version and emulator format. Always back up your save before testing a code.

Item Codes

Rare Candy

CodeBreaker
820257C4 0044

Check your PC box.

Master Ball

CodeBreaker
820257C4 0001

Check your PC box.

Item Modifier (Master Template)

CodeBreaker
820257C4 AAAA

Replace AAAA with an item’s code (see the Evolution Item codes below for an example set), then check your PC box.

Sell Item for x7000

CodeBreaker
830050A8 1B58

Activate, then sell any item in your bag.

Evolution Item Codes (use with the Item Modifier template above)

ItemCode
Magmarizer0057
Electirizer0058
Dusk Stone0059
Dawn Stone005A
Shiny Stone005B
Link Stone005C
Prism Scale0063
Protector0064
Dubious Disc0065
Reaper Cloth0066
Upgrade0069

Pokémon & Encounter Codes

Master Code for Wild Pokémon Encounters

CodeBreaker
000014D1 000A
1003DAE6 0007

Enter this master code first, then add a specific Pokémon or modifier code separately.

Shiny Pokémon Encounter

GameShark / Action Replay
C34A5E26 58D1FACD
F935E412 9CD138A2
4270C392 40AA6F6F
AE649533 0ABCCE2C

Turn off before catching to avoid the name glitch.

No Wild Pokémon Encounters

GameShark / Action Replay
D41DD0CA 33A629E5
8E883EFF 92E9660D

Gender Modifier – Female

GameShark / Action Replay
EB34F751 A96B854D
78DA95DF 44018CB4

Gender Modifier – Male

GameShark / Action Replay
EB34F751 A96B854D
141BB87C 83D7018F

Perfect IV Stats

CodeBreaker
000014D1 000A
1003DAE6 0007
33007CF1 001F

Uses the Wild Pokémon master code above, plus this Perfect IV line.

Max Stats – 1st Party Slot

CodeBreaker
420242DA 03E7
00000007 0002

Follows the same pattern for party slots 2–6; only the 1st-slot code is confirmed from our sources.

Wild Pokémon Level Modifier

GameShark / Action Replay
754ED27A 8B1BEFEE

Base code — combine with a separate level-specific code for the level you want (Lv.1–Lv.100 are all available; not reproduced individually here).

Wild Pokémon Nature Modifier

GameShark / Action Replay
AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95

Base code — combine with a separate nature-specific code (all 25 natures are available; not reproduced individually here).

Battle Codes

Instant Kill

GameShark / Action Replay
95EDFBBA A5A72A78
C833D1A0 02FA7205

Catch Enemy Trainer’s Pokémon

GameShark / Action Replay
4D83B1BF E0F5F507
8E883EFF 92E9660D
B6C5368A 08BE8FF4
90B4977C C0151DC2

Press L and R before catching.

Get Lots of EXP

CodeBreaker
74000130 027D
7300218C 0001
82023D50 1388

Turn off to stop gaining EXP.

Unlimited PP

CodeBreaker
42023C08 6363
00000002 0002

100% Catch Rate

GameShark / Action Replay
87ACF659 707466DC
8BB602F7 8CEB681A

Misc Codes

Unlimited Money

GameShark / Action Replay
3AF85ACA C4D18CEC
8E883EFF 92E9660D
29C78059 96542194

Enter the first two lines as the master code, then the last line as the money code, separately.

Poké Mart Items Cost 1

GameShark / Action Replay
3C25A344 FD8F451C
AD86124F 2823D8DA

Unlock All Badges

GameShark / Action Replay
EFCE867D 5403D40D

Walk Through Walls

GameShark / Action Replay
509197D3 542975F4
78DA95DF 44018CB4

Fast Egg Hatching

CodeBreaker
820285C6 00FE

A second source lists a different GameShark/Action Replay version of this code; the CodeBreaker version above is the one confirmed on our primary source.

Community Shared Codes

Teach All New Moves

CodeBreaker
72023D74 8919
82023D74 8A25
72023D74 8A4B
82023D74 8A65
72023D74 8A31
82023D74 8A65
82024022 0AAA

Enter the first six lines as the master code, then replace AAA in the last line with a move’s ID. 65+ move IDs are available, from Light Shot through Twineedle (not reproduced individually here).

Common Cheat Problems

The Item Does Not Appear

Some cheats do not place items directly in the bag. Depending on the code, you may need to check the PC, visit a Poké Mart, open the item bag, or take another action listed with the code. Disable the cheat after the item appears.

The Game Freezes

Turn off the code, close the emulator, and reopen Pokémon Odyssey. Load a save made before you added the cheat if the game continues to freeze. Avoid saving over your main file while a cheat is active or after an obvious glitch.

The Wrong Pokémon Appears

Disable the encounter code and any master code as soon as the battle ends. Do not leave wild encounter modifiers active while exploring, completing quests, entering a new stratum, or triggering a story scene.

A Story Event Will Not Continue

Remove all active codes and reload an earlier save if possible. Warp, event, badge, walk-through-walls, and encounter codes can interfere with Odyssey’s custom story triggers and labyrinth events.

Are Cheats Safe in Pokémon Odyssey?

Cheats are not fully safe in Pokémon Odyssey, Cheats can cause glitches, broken events, or save issues. Back up your save, use one code at a time, and disable it after use. Avoid cheats during story progress, F.O.E. battles, and wild encounters.

Pokémon Odyssey Cheat Codes FAQ

Do cheat codes work in Pokémon Odyssey?

Some Pokémon FireRed-style cheats may work, but results can vary by game version, emulator, code type, and the game’s custom content.

Which cheat type should I select?

Use the format listed beside the code. The most common formats are CodeBreaker and GameShark. Do not guess the format, because using the wrong one can prevent the code from working.

Why is my cheat code not working?

Check the code type, code spelling, game version, emulator compatibility, and whether a required master code is active.

Do I need a master code?

Only use a master code when the specific cheat instructions say one is required. Do not leave it enabled after you finish using the related code.

Where do item cheats place the item?

The answer depends on the code. Items may appear in the bag, PC, Poké Mart, or another location described in the code instructions.

Should I disable cheats after using them?

Yes. Turn off a code after you receive an item, finish a wild encounter, or complete its intended use. Leaving codes enabled can increase the chance of glitches.

Can I use wild Pokémon encounter cheats?

You can test them at your own risk, but they should be used with extra caution. Disable the code immediately after the encounter and avoid using it during important story or map events.