All Pokémon Blazed Glazed Cheats [Fully Tested Codes]

Pokémon Emerald is used as the basis for many ROM hacks. Here we have another, with Pokémon Blazed Glazed. Featuring an original story and regions, as well as plenty of extra features including a wider choice of Starter Pokémon, Pokémon Blazed Glazed also improves on the original Glazed hack, with more challenge and other improvements. However, it does this while retaining the compelling story, wide availability of several Generations of Pokémon and even its ‘multiverse’-style mechanic. Given the higher challenge level of Pokémon Blazed Glazed, we thought it was worth sharing the cheats we have used to further enhance our experience of this fan-made ROM hack.

It’s worth noting that all of these cheat codes will need an emulator which supports code entry; even better if your emulator can auto-detect code types. Our recommendations for emulation, particularly for mobile devices, would be Delta or MyBoy!. 

How to Use Pokémon Blazed Glazed Cheat Codes

This is the same advice that we’d give for any Pokémon ROM hack cheats: remember to always save your game before applying any cheats, and for the best, most stable results, turn off all other cheats when applying and using a new one. As there are so many different combinations of codes possible, we can’t guarantee they’ll all work together as intended. In fact, we often have trouble ourselves when multiple cheats are used simultaneously, so it’s worth turning off as many as you can to use the latest one you want.

If you get stuck or the added cheats do crash or otherwise break your game, you can always go back to your save point. It’s important to remember to turn each added cheat off before saving again too, so that the chances of crashing or otherwise breaking your game, by adding a new code, are reduced. 

Do note that numerous versions of Pokémon Blazed Glazed may be available; we tested the below cheats on the latest, complete version of the hack, and found that many cheats published elsewhere aren’t working with this version of the game. It’s also worth noting that the title screen, even when using the Blazed Glazed ROM hack, will still say Glazed Version. All codes on this list have been tested by us here at Retro Dodo, and each cheat’s section tells you how to make sure each cheat code functions as you need it to.

Buy Master Balls From Poké Mart

We couldn’t get a Master Ball cheat for PC storage to work, so here’s the next best thing; you’ll be able to buy Master Balls from any Poké Mart instead. Note that the Master Ball will be the first item on the list in the Mart (such as a Potion), but when you buy it, it will be the Master Ball itself:

• 958D8046 A7151D70 8BB602F7 8CEB681A

Turn Off Random Encounters

Just want to explore without being interrupted by wild Pokémon encounters? Use this code:

• B505DB41 6E39EA4E

Unlimited Money

No need to visit a Poké Mart or PC for this one; just enter the code, and your Poké Dollars will instantly increase. Though they won’t necessarily be at the maximum amount, your Poké Dollars will be at a very high value, and you can use the code again if you do ever need more money:

• D8BAE4D9 4864DCE5 A86CDBA5 19BA49B3 A57E2EDE A5AFF3E4 1C7B3231 B494738C C051CCF6 975E8DA1

Walk Through Walls

When enabled, you’ll be able to walk through most impassable walls or other objects in the game. Note that certain objects will remain impassable, such as the edge of the map and most water elements too:

• 7881A409 E2026E0C 8E883EFF 92E9660D

Encounter Shiny Pokémon

If you want all Pokémon you encounter to be their Shiny variants, use this code:

• F3A9A86D 4E2629B4 18452A7D DDE55BCC

Max Stats on 1st Pokémon

These codes will give the 1st Pokémon in your party 999 of the specific stat. Enter these one at a time to increase the stat you want:

• 35A039FD B90C0C5B: Max HP
• 973FBE3F EDC8200D: Max Attack
• 979050AE 6F56B497: Max Defense
• E9B89F9D C73B5749: Max SP Attack
• DBC9F375 30D76D78: Max SP Defense
• 35B2E18D FC573426: Max Speed

Rare Candies in PC Storage

Though we couldn’t get Master Balls to appear in our PC Storage, we were able to find Rare Candies in there! This will initially spawn a single Rare Candy to withdraw from any PC, but when you withdraw that one, an infinite number will then be available in your PC storage:

• BFF956FA 2F9EC50D

Encounter Legendary Pokémon

Is a normal Pokémon not exciting enough in a random encounter? Use the master code 00006FA7 000A 1006AF88 0007, followed by the specific code you want on a second line, to encounter a Legendary Pokémon. 

• 83007CF6 0191 Regirock
• 83007CF6 0192 Regice
• 83007CF6 0193 Registeel
• 83007CF6 0197 Latias
• 83007CF6 0198 Latios
• 83007CF6 0194 Kyogre
• 83007CF6 0195 Groudon
• 83007CF6 0196 Rayquaza
• 83007CF6 0199 Jirachi
• 83007CF6 019A Arceus
• 83007CF6 00F9 Lugia
• 83007CF6 00FA Ho-Oh
• 83007CF6 00FB Celebi
• 83007CF6 00F3 Raikou
• 83007CF6 00F4 Entei
• 83007CF6 00F5 Suicune
• 83007CF6 0090 Articuno
• 83007CF6 0091 Zapdos
• 83007CF6 0092 Moltres
• 83007CF6 0095 Dragonite
• 83007CF6 0096 Mewtwo
• 83007CF6 0097 Mew
• 83007CF6 008E Aerodactyl

Buy Any Item From Poké Mart

With just about any cheat on this list that allows you to buy a specific item from a Poké Mart, the item you require will be the first on the list in the Poké Mart when buying. The description will match the correct item, even if the name doesn’t. Use the Master Code 82005274 XXXX and replace XXXX with the four digit code of the item you want. For example, if you want MooMoo Milk, use the code 82005274 001D.

• 000D: Potion
• 000E: Antidote
• 000F: Burn Heal
• 0010: Ice Heal
• 0011: Awakening
• 0012: Paralyze 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: Elixir
• 0025: Max Elixir
• 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
• 0034: Lantern
• 0035: Shovel
• 0036: Dome Fossil
• 0037: Helix Fossil
• 0038: Root Fossil
• 0039: Claw Fossil
• 003A: Sea Jewel
• 003B: M. Ball Top
• 003C: M. Ball Base
• 003F: HP Up
• 0040: Protein
• 0041: Iron
• 0042: Carbos
• 0043: Calcium
• 0044: Rare Candy
• 0045: PP Up
• 0046: Zinc
• 0047: PP Max
• 0048: Red Scale
• 0049: Guard Spec
• 004A: Dire Hit
• 004B: X Attack
• 004C: X Defend
• 004D: X Speed
• 004E: X Accuracy
• 004F: X Special
• 0050: Poke Doll
• 0051: Fluffy Tail
• 0053: Super Repel
• 0054: Max Repel
• 0055: Escape Rope
• 0056: Repel
• 005C: Mega Stone
• 005D: Sun Stone
• 005E: Moon Stone
• 005F: Fire Stone
• 0060: Thunder Stone
• 0061: Water Stone
• 0062: Leaf Stone
• 0063: Shiny Stone
• 0064: Dusk Stone
• 0065: Dawn Stone
• 0066: Trade Stone
• 0067: Tiny Mushroom
• 0068: Big Mushroom
• 006A: Pearl
• 006B: Big Pearl
• 006C: Stardust
• 006D: Star Piece
• 006E: Nugget
• 006F: Heart Scale
• 00B3: Brightpowder
• 00B4: White Herb
• 00B5: Macho Brace
• 00B6: Exp Share
• 00B7: Quick Claw
• 00B8: Soothe Bell
• 00B9: Mental Herb
• 00BA: Choice Band
• 00BB: Kings Rock
• 00BC: Silverpowder
• 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: Nevermeltice
• 00D5: Spell Tag
• 00D6: Twistedspoon
• 00D7: Charcoal
• 00D8: Dragon Fang
• 00D9: Silk Scarf
• 00DA: UpGrade
• 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

Buy TMs and HMs From Poké Mart

Once more, remember that the first item will be the TM or HM you’ve entered the code for. Use the master code 82005274 XXXX, replacing the XXXX with the four-digit code of the TM or HM you want:

• 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

Encounter Any Pokémon

If you want to face a specific Pokémon in your next random encounter, use the master code D8BAE4D9 4864DCE5 A86CDBA5 19BA49B3 B749822B CE9BFAC1 A86CDBA5 19BA49B3 followed by the specific code of the Pokémon you want.

• 4427AB7E FA5ACF46 Bulbasaur
• AA167F67 3FA554EE Ivysaur
• 857D757A 1DEDAC02 Venusaur
• 28302DAD BF3BEFBA Charmander
• A7E65BC2 5B3D7499 Charmeleon
• A72AB10A 7F70076E Charizard
• 2C5BA800 A658112C Squirtle
• 102DEF81 1038C83C Wartortle
• 4BC96C58 13D850B7 Blastoise
• D6A12164 59E44843 Caterpie
• AC3DE157 27A8425D Metapod
• A10E9887 FB410811 Butterfree
• 679B4BFB 6836C51A Weedle
• 3BA18E12 0CB4F7F5 Kakuna
• B8C067BB F23B2DEA Beedrill
• 707B971C 3FB4B9F9 Pidgey
• 4C251EEB 9065D439 Pidgeotto
• C260879B ABED8D71 Pidgeot
• BB096A58 2DAD8895 Rattata
• 47339D70 143C58FC Raticate
• AC249938 BBEFF672 Spearow
• D791B4A0 F405D45E Fearow
• BC8F7EEE D64D4663 Ekans
• 37CD473B DFD74E2E Arbok
• BC7EC610 A4B1CCA6 Pikachu
• A748CAD9 79553E9F Raichu
• 246F2DD3 C3C522BB Sandshrew
• 01620F0B CCB4D7EE Sandslash
• 356E8BD0 C4571EA0 Nidoran (female)
• B21F170C 43FB67BF Nidorina
• 5C8F0D3E 5E28AEAC Nidoqueen
• BACE5D15 EDC08E8A Nidoran (male)
• 92DD99CC E2370993 Nidorino
• AFBFFFF7 78CA684D Nidoking
• 26735E09 B555FFE3 Clefairy
• A40A03F5 83FDB48D Clefable
• 944B57E2 8FFA5ACF Vulpix
• B277C34C ED5AC538 Ninetales
• D81C8D31 EF38BB4C Jigglypuff
• 4F5EDB59 DAA40D06 Wigglytuff
• 4B3CCCBE 90256961 Zubat
• DAFD1E1F 4E30EF72 Golbat
• 486CEDFC DA502DEF Oddish
• 4D0108B5 FE43E13C Gloom
• 94084A5F FFC8B6C6 Vileplume
• 8DF9CDC9 BAF75B6C Paras
• 295B5FAF F9E07273 Parasect
• DAB26F3E A896CE69 Venonat
• 1125D0A6 F8CF12B8 Venomoth
• E5427AA0 D2BF48F0 Diglett
• C435905B 24FE0BA2 Dugtrio
• 9BFCABC4 A55ACBDE Meowth
• A5E31DA3 36A86BAF Persian
• A39039E4 CEC62784 Psyduck
• D447B923 8898A009 Golduck
• 663CE412 6D77DBAF Mankey
• DC7B7B86 AC3965D9 Primeape
• 986B4E99 063F66B5 Growlithe
• 6A893361 91DF3429 Arcanine
• 77C9DD43 29DA3C7D Poliwag
• 87B35DA7 173E3303 Poliwhirl
• 61027771 FE9FA7CB Poliwrath
• 9397DE33 28823AD1 Abra
• A9E04060 0B3020D9 Kadabra
• 2274AA48 9795F8F6 Alakazam
• AAD9F21C 82E01593 Machop
• C536D1D1 C9068F22 Machoke
• 162FE3C8 F17D5573 Machamp
• 4A6BC974 7F348BA4 Bellsprout
• D68A5605 B8935359 Weepinbell
• BBCFECB2 A3488BB0 Victreebel
• F8DC5D04 EA2E9E4B Tentacool
• AE4867BB 5ECD3191 Tentacruel
• 3B2D3B62 D7811753 Geodude
• 4A7B7674 BBC2E8A4 Graveler
• AA59F73B 6AD42521 Golem
• 93724F28 6389D5DD Ponyta
• 0F7561A3 9B3E1FAD Rapidash
• C88B7EDE 1D9331FD Slowpoke
• 0A0F8651 5430A3F7 Slowbro
• 6B4FFEEC 4A611D77 Magnemite
• D0B39CBB 60CE780D Magneton
• 03B327A3 6F4B5B36 Farfetch’d
• DCD61127 0E31173A Doduo
• E0311FBE D65B0811 Dodrio
• 725C73C0 F22F72CD Seel
• FBC71C55 47060F69 Dewgong
• 12623B85 D9989E56 Grimer
• 221E2673 D0FED278 Muk
• 2D82CC92 32DF7BF4 Shellder
• D3EC85EE F8B59CA1 Cloyster
• 3B4FA1A7 B0D15289 Gastly
• 79C749D1 82CBDD21 Haunter
• 313043A9 B8B0FC6D Gengar
• 7D7BF4E2 6B6BB84F Onix
• F4DB61ED 5448FE49 Drowzee
• 1C170539 8F71079F Hypno
• 58DF6D8C 8ABED137 Krabby
• 315B2EDA 52315E40 Kingler
• 43841B46 3AD300DF Voltorb
• 0CA28299 795DA4B7 Electrode
• A4C1E2B0 F8FED951 Exeggcute
• 5B9C6473 D5DD7F72 Exeggutor
• 5993E9BC 25410DFA Cubone
• EA2A4044 3B36BA35 Marowak
• 387E50E3 CF59AE1C Hitmonlee
• E09C266D D2599B85 Hitmonchan
• 2FE26DCB 33C1E814 Lickitung
• 3145316D 1A323413 Koffing
• D7E4FABF 0179C2D6 Weezing
• 304950DE 49B834F2 Rhyhorn
• CF3B8427 5A71059E Rhydon
• F001D440 7FF7A035 Chansey
• 7D4419C3 8A64D0E7 Tangela
• 0693B11C 591DD8C1 Kangaskhan
• 5354B43A 91FC48A0 Horsea
• 422353E4 2772003C Seadra
• 6928741F 3E9531EC Goldeen
• F0573D9D 957874F0 Seaking
• CC4230C9 EB10FD83 Staryu
• 55F2385B C3DF20BD Starmie
• 13B4F8EB 664D2874 Mr.mime
• C2653E7F AF664146 Scyther
• 5FED2BA0 49040D8B Jynx
• E3FF3208 2D7BBAF6 Electabuzz
• 89638523 2372DB91 Magmar
• 5F8A224D 6B73DF07 Pinsir
• 35CC763B 08908F53 Tauros
• 57C2628B BA1E2148 Magikarp
• 2ED650AA FFD825C9 Gyarados
• D2A37CE0 6754E1E0 Lapras
• C912A345 3CF2A263 Ditto
• 3F63F9C8 5DCC780C Eevee
• 6F5228DE CE885258 Vaporeon
• AD350696 FB8B5998 Jolteon
• A24F5071 4BAA26ED Flareon
• DB21B7E0 F61D905C Porygon
• DA4E0120 D389235F Omanyte
• 2508E54A 51B084EF Omastar
• 4C58440B 22E030CD Kabuto
• 945A5912 E9B3944A Kabutops
• 790FFF23 07E9CD51 Aerodactyl
• A7F57799 9B22FEF4 Snorlax
• 060EEC16 4916C3A0 Articuno
• 44AA97E5 A8441994 Zapdos
• E19374E5 A9D68366 Moltres
• FAC7E909 AA2643D9 Dratini
• 4598F499 A44B5063 Dragonair
• 62A2F039 3A4ABE58 Dragonite
• D027D341 E184CF59 Mewtwo
• 401245E0 7D57E544 Mew

Encounter Pokémon At Specific Levels

If you want to encounter weaker or stronger Pokémon, you can enter these codes to make sure you face a Pokémon at a specific level. 

Use the master code B749822B CE9BFAC1 A86CDBA5 19BA49B3, followed by a third line with the level you want. For example, to encounter a Level 3 Pokémon, use:

• 65B97174 4A8FBA5C: Level 1
• C1AEDD79 5939EF0C: Level 2
• 4CDE397B EFF6E457: Level 3
• 86CB4F01 FB39B8BA: Level 4
• EDBF0C4A FA18FA9F: Level 5
• 2C79FE38 E30F38FE: Level 6
• A1EA0A38 A5E9063B: Level 7
• 04756825 0807C6A1: Level 8
• 717DA41F 3FD37B40: Level 9
• 076F8D1D EE3C0CD9: Level 10
• B69C8450 473A2A6A: Level 11
• B3401E47 CF42C6B5: Level 12
• 46657519 7800204C: Level 13
• 6E6EAE73 5F46BEDD: Level 14
• A48D6017 E245D5ED: Level 15
• E9D7E085 67756459: Level 16
• 61F31742 495EF9E6: Level 17
• 8C48D400 C701EBD6: Level 18
• 5D38792B D1EC3503: Level 19
• B717825B 7A66F6A1: Level 20
• C90DB070 BE358A19: Level 21
• BFA8DF8D 806599B4: Level 22
• E5125084 0C4E73CE: Level 23
• 308CCC86 A32374F3: Level 24
• 8478EB4A 57D82CBB: Level 25
• 2E3B86B4 1A2623D7: Level 26
• 792D8658 E6CD2F14: Level 27
• DAABA89A CD8FD51E: Level 28
• E4E4CA17 0386E75A: Level 29
• 640BC06E 716F7457: Level 30
• D7C48346 0C094A48: Level 31
• EF3658F0 6036495C: Level 32
• 7E63F78B FD346BBC: Level 33
• 80548C01 6804F508: Level 34
• 4376B266 5BEABEF3: Level 35
• 31A2B5C3 9B086C90: Level 36
• FB3D5638 6665FC5A: Level 37
• A983268B A4800A5D: Level 38
• EF5C2FD1 979F146D: Level 39
• 0DD48BFF CA04B434: Level 40
• 0E183E24 7565CD99: Level 41
• 405D137B A9EA697E: Level 42
• 338BB970 618C9289: Level 43
• 3D4129AD 3F389E0B: Level 44
• 78937EED BD8501FC: Level 45
• 843AEF6E EB4896DD: Level 46
• E3E9EC3B ADD8FA82: Level 47
• 9C2970FF 7954A215: Level 48
• 22A2A040 8618D6B6: Level 49
• 93C37C9C 0419D3FE: Level 50
• 2B297F54 9510DB40: Level 51
• A04A94AF 6479DACA: Level 52
• 56571931 747837C4: Level 53
• 569B7C43 6157E073: Level 54
• 0ED659B3 0A74B037: Level 55
• 1D6FDAFA E4DAF9FC: Level 56
• 06F84E22 833CC1F1: Level 57
• F7503B2F 6481CAD7: Level 58
• DAC5A494 F20312CD: Level 59
• 9B96A548 FC6BDEF8: Level 60
• A81962BA EA98B8D5: Level 61
• 42A11A06 BFA9A866: Level 62
• E9681BC1 6F8839C3: Level 63
• 6310815F 4890EAB8: Level 64
• C2ACED85 878CBAEA: Level 65
• EC997ADC 4D78B881: Level 66
• 55149812 50A4CD21: Level 67
• BAEE7273 E708BFA6: Level 68
• BAC64E2F D1147153: Level 69
• 92CEFA5B 8F95C77D: Level 70
• 64AA1C21 0FBF4CC8: Level 71
• 175BA46E 035419E1: Level 72
• CB688E20 CC46D8CF: Level 73
• 7602A075 72B4D087: Level 74
• 8457FCFF 96956D3E: Level 75
• 7775D0C5 B930F262: Level 76
• B3CC9F71 DDB7ACAD: Level 77
• 0850AF9F 31D9D9A1: Level 78
• 0BB7C094 5CDC5554: Level 79
• E5114176 8B9F8080: Level 80
• 45D3BD95 F1377F94: Level 81
• 8BAF13F3 34CF7392: Level 82
• 5DA165FA 4525BB59: Level 83
• 1ADA323F DED65B38: Level 84
• 5F443F91 FE6F4146: Level 85
• E2C9E71B AA334D46: Level 86
• B345CB03 F2C1D3AD: Level 87
• 2A8ECD89 717B74BA: Level 88
• 2F01B8D7 4C7A2A4D: Level 89
• C6D0207B 40494F80: Level 90
• C273D55A EDAA426E: Level 91
• A9ACF54E 19FDC0F3: Level 92
• 0D59D962 9B361B64: Level 93
• 1F7214E8 96ECA8E0: Level 94
• A6A1B407 393CE546: Level 95
• A4B46892 A6FD7E0B: Level 96
• 5BCCF641 1F14428F: Level 97
• 9C45DC79 486E2DAE: Level 98
• 3F175042 05B8A08D: Level 99
• 68770050 678B8139: Level 100

Teleport to Any Location

When you enable one of these codes, you’ll teleport to that location the next time you walk through a door:

• 16830A6F EEFE51C8 Tunod League
• 734D21AC ABA1D48F Northcoast Town
• 4CF78722 99D85A9F Southerly City
• B49EB935 5B46BF8B Seaspray Town
• 93DF5785 8CD8CE27 Oceanview City
• B6D1DB88 5987C390 Serenity Isle
• EF6C4684 7B994DBB Cape Azure
• 872D5923 BC0EB4CF Palmtree Resort
• 1DE2E5F2 55690815 Darkwood Town
• F89BD08B ED8D449E Glenwood Town
• 05DF8009 6EB6EEA8 Stormy City
• 7F7F34B1 DC5CFBD6 Geminite Village
• 9697749C BF836364 Chocco Town

Specific Pokémon Nature Modifier

This will give the specific nature to the next Pokémon you encounter, if caught. They can only be used one at a time, so turn off each one except the one you want to use. Use the master code 6658C989 89518A0F, followed by the full code of the nature you want on a second line.

• 217A1A8B E666BC3F: Hardy
• CD72C719 F2831689: Lonely
• EB200815 63938154: Brave
• C8CE1977 779F1AA5: Adamant
• 2AC59EBF 40C4F367: Naughty
• 5E7363AA 5D262877: Bold
• 2C707820 9C67A3F0: Docile
• 471AA96A 79ECA891: Relaxed
• 4F71D6E0 699827D5: Impish
• 2717EE59 7564BC55: Lax
• 71296D0B D469AD70: Timid
• A79D2EF2 F82F5AF7: Hasty
• A8510C52 65C50481: Serious
• 5769723D 1DA05C56: Jolly
• ED5B105D B88A30D8: Naive
• CA12F7A9 56873493: Modest
• 31D9195E 5DF03DCE: Mild
• E7EC9FF0 70029AE9: Quiet
• 5C43DDAA 02D3FC98: Bashful
• 24775C3B A15419C7: Rash
• D090BDDA 1968867D: Calm
• 7B499E06 77185F5C: Gentle
• EBA4E60F F5F19690: Sassy
• 5BFE17AB A5DC524C: Careful
• ADF48A64 04D2988F: Quirky

Note On Other Pokémon Blazed Glazed Codes:

We have tried using other codes for Pokémon Blazed Glazed, which we’ve seen elsewhere. However, in the version of Pokémon Blazed Glazed we played, these wouldn’t work properly for us (Stones and Master Balls in PC Storage, for example), so we have not included them on this list.