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📄ポケットモンスター 赤・緑・青・ピカチュウ バイナリエディタ 使い方

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This article is about how to use the RAM Writer in Pokémon Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow. It does not work with non-Japanese versions. It is assumed that you have installed the RAM Writer in Pokémon Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow. Please refer to the following guides for RAM Writer installation. Note that we do not guarantee compatibility with installations made by other methods.

• 📄RAM Writer in Pokémon Red/Green/Blue (JP)
• 📄RAM Writer in Pokémon Yellow (JP)

The moves of the first Pokémon in your party are stored in the address D133-D136. You can change the moves by changing these values. Note that PP will not change. For example, setting the values to 01 02 03 04 will give the Pokémon the moves Pound, Karate Chop, Double Slap, and Comet Punch. Use the following to search for what values correspond with specific moves.

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The Original Trainer ID of the first Pokémon in your party is stored in addresses D137 and D138. You can change the OT ID by changing these values between 00000-65535 converted to hexadecimal numbers. For example, setting the values to 59 0C will set the OT ID to 22796.

The stat experience of the first Pokémon in your party is stored in addresses D13C-D145. You can change the stat experience by changing these values. For example, setting all values to FF will maximize the stat experience. After changing the values, the status is recalculated by sending the Pokémon to the PC. These 10 addresses store HP, Attack, Defense, Speed, and Special in two pairs.

The DVs of the first Pokémon in your party are stored in addresses D146 and D147. You can change the DVs by changing these values. For example, setting the values to FF FF will maximize the DVs. After changing the values, the status is recalculated by sending the Pokémon to the PC.

The first party Pokémon's move PP is stored in addresses D148-D14B. For example, setting the values to C0 will maximize PP with three PP Ups.

The second item's ID is stored in address D2A4. The quantity is stored at D2A5. You can change these values to change the ID and quantity of the second item. For example, setting the values to 28 63 will give you 99 Rare Candies. Use the following to search for what values correspond with specific items.

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By setting the contents of address CD38 to 02, it is possible to walk through walls. If you exit the boundary of the current map, you will enter an invalid map. Be aware that attempting to load an invalid map may freeze and corrupt the data in the file. In particular, you must set the contents of address CD38 to 01 before exiting the building, as hit detection is used to exit the building.

You can encounter Pokémon according to the contents of address D036 by closing the menu after changing the contents of the address D036. The level of the Pokémon that appears corresponds to address D0EC, and by changing the contents of this address, you can set the level of the Pokémon you want. Note that if you enter invalid contents into address D036, the application may freeze when a Pokémon appears, so use with caution. If you want to obtain Pokémon, it is recommended that you run an “Obtaining Pokémon” program which will be introduced later.

The number of steps remaining in the Repel Effect is stored in address D0B8. By setting this value to FF, the number of steps remaining for the Repel Effect will be 255.

Money is stored in addresses D2CB-D2CD. For example, setting the values to 99 99 99 will give you 999999 yen.

Badges are stored in address D2D5. Setting this value to FF will give you all badges, allowing you to use all field moves.

The player ID is stored in address D2D8 and D2D9. You can change these values to change the player ID. Convert any number between 00000 and 65535 to hexadecimal to set the desired ID. For example, setting the values to 59 0C will set the player ID to 22796.

Game Corner Coins are stored in address D523 and D524. For example, setting these values to 99 99 will give you 9999 coins.

Fly destinations are stored in address D68A and D68B. Setting the values to FF 07 will unlock all Fly destinations.

You can change the player’s name by executing the following program.

06 01 21 D9 68 CD 20 36 CD 86 1B C3 EE 3D

06 01 21 DA 68 CD 20 36 CD 86 1B C3 EE 3D

06 01 21 7E 68 CD 0E 36 CD 74 1B C3 DC 3D

06 01 21 7F 68 CD 0E 36 CD 74 1B C3 DC 3D

Blue

06 01 21 EC 69 CD 36 36 CD CF 30 C3 02 3E

06 01 21 5F 67 CD 7D 3E CD FD 2F C3 CD 3D

06 01 21 5F 67 CD 7E 3E CD 02 30 C3 CE 3D

The player’s name can also be directly changed by changing the values in addresses D11D-D122.

You can change the rival’s name by executing the following program.

06 01 21 2D 69 CD 20 36 CD 86 1B C3 EE 3D

06 01 21 2E 69 CD 20 36 CD 86 1B C3 EE 3D

06 01 21 D2 68 CD 0E 36 CD 74 1B C3 DC 3D

06 01 21 D3 68 CD 0E 36 CD 74 1B C3 DC 3D

Blue

06 01 21 40 6A CD 36 36 CD CF 30 C3 02 3E

06 01 21 B3 67 CD 7D 3E CD FD 2F C3 CD 3D

06 01 21 B3 67 CD 7E 3E CD 02 30 C3 CE 3D

The rival’s name can also be directly changed by changing the values in addresses D2CE-D2D3.

You can set the nickname for the party Pokémon by executing the following program. By changing 00 to 01 02 03 04 05 in the program, you can determine the nicknames of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Pokémon in your party, respectively.

AF 47 C6 00 EA 79 CF 0E 01 21 24 D1 CD D1 3A 7E
EA 78 CF 06 01 21 FA 64 C3 20 36

AF 47 C6 00 EA 79 CF 0E 01 21 24 D1 CD D1 3A 7E
EA 78 CF 06 01 21 FB 64 C3 20 36

AF 47 C6 00 EA 79 CF 0E 01 21 24 D1 CD BF 3A 7E
EA 78 CF 06 01 21 9F 64 C3 0E 36

AF 47 C6 00 EA 79 CF 0E 01 21 24 D1 CD BF 3A 7E
EA 78 CF 06 01 21 A0 64 C3 0E 36

Blue

AF 47 C6 00 EA 79 CF 0E 01 21 24 D1 CD E5 3A 7E
EA 78 CF 06 01 21 0D 66 C3 36 36

AF 47 C6 00 EA 79 CF 0E 01 21 24 D1 CD 95 3A 7E
EA 78 CF 06 01 21 81 63 C3 7D 3E

AF 47 C6 00 EA 79 CF 0E 01 21 24 D1 CD 96 3A 7E
EA 78 CF 06 01 21 81 63 C3 7E 3E

The party Pokémon nicknames can also be directly changed by changing the values in addresses D257-D27A.

The following Pokémon can be made to reappear by executing the following program.

21 01 D8 CB 96 21 41 D5 CB 9E C9

21 53 D7 CB 8E 21 2F D5 CB AE C9

21 6D D7 CB B6 21 30 D5 CB 9E C9

21 DE D7 CB 8E 21 3F D5 CB 8E C9

You can reappear Eevee's Monster Ball in the Tamamushi Mansion rooftop room by executing the following program.

21 2D D5 CB AE C9

You can obtain any Pokémon at any level by executing the following program. 05 and 15 in the program correspond to the Pokémon's level and species, respectively, and you can the Pokémon and level by changing this part. Use the following to search for what values correspond with specific pokémon.

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01 05 15 C3 78 3E

01 05 15 C3 66 3E

01 05 15 C3 8C 3E

01 05 15 C3 52 3E

01 05 15 C3 53 3E

You can evolve Pokémon that normally require trading by executing the following program. This will bring up a Pokémon selection screen. Select Kadabra, Machoke, Graveler or Haunter to evolve. Note that evolving a Pokémon will reduce the number of "なかよしバッヂ" by one.

AF C6 32 EA F0 D0 C8 CD 77 5B CD 9B 0D CD 86 1B
CD EE 3D AF 18 ED

AF C6 32 EA F0 D0 C8 CD 77 5B CD 89 0D CD 74 1B
CD DC 3D AF 18 ED

Blue

AF C6 32 EA F0 D0 C8 CD 9E 5B CD CF 30 CD 02 3E
CD E7 22 AF 18 ED

You can evolve the last party Pokémon by executing the following program. If the last party Pokémon is not Kadabra, Machoke, Graveler, or Haunter, executing the program will have no effect.

Blue

06 05 21 83 7D CD 36 36 06 1C 21 FC 60 C3 36 36

3E 1C CD 8B 3E CD 2B 5D C3 3C 5C

3E 1C CD 8C 3E CD 2B 5D C3 3C 5C

You can complete the Pokédex by executing the following program.

3E FF 01 25 00 21 7B D2 CD 2A 37 3E 7F 77 EA 8D
D2 C9

3E FF 01 25 00 21 7B D2 CD 18 37 3E 7F 77 EA 8D
D2 C9

Blue

3E FF 01 25 00 21 7B D2 CD 40 37 3E 7F 77 EA 8D
D2 C9

3E FF 01 25 00 21 7B D2 CD C6 16 3E 7F 77 EA 8D
D2 C9

3E FF 01 25 00 21 7B D2 CD CC 16 3E 7F 77 EA 8D
D2 C9

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