All Pokemon Liquid Crystal Cheats [Codes Included]

If you’re looking for some Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats to make playing this ROM hack that bit easier, then we’ve got everything you need right here.

And by everything, we mean every single cheat the game has to offer!

Pokemon Liquid Crystal first graced the ROM hack scene way back in 2011 and since then has had a few updates to make refinements to its already stellar upgrades on the base Pokemon Fire Red game.

Essentially, this version is a complete remake of the Pokemon Crystal game that was released on the Game Boy Color, complete with all the new and updated graphics that Fire Red offered.

But wait, there’s more!

There are additions to the day/night cycle, new hidden areas, enhanced battle mechanics, real weather features, amongst a plethora of additional aspects.

With all this being said, despite all the new tweaks, you may understandably want to gain the upper hand in this version, and Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats will certainly do that.

We’ve got all the codes here to show that you’ll need become victorious, so read on and gain an advantage over the entire game!

1. Complete Pokedex

Probably one of the most time consuming things to do in a Pokemon game is to complete the Pokedex, especially in a title like this one.

However, if you want to skip all the pain catching extremely elusive ‘mons, you can enter this Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheat which will complete the Pokedex for you right away.

You may need to catch at least one Pokemon for this to work, so keep that in mind if you are still seeing your dex incomplete after entering the code below.

Code:

• 4202462CFFFF
• 0000003C0002
• 42025BA0FFFF
• 0000001A0002
• 42028FC0FFFF
• 0000001A0002

2. All Badges

There are times in any Pokemon game where you become stumped as to how to beat certain Gym Leaders. So, avoid any headaches using this next entry in our Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats list.

Just enter this cheat code and you’ll be given all the badges!

While this may take a lot of the challenge out for some, it’ll certainly save you a bunch of time if you want to get to the latter portions of the game.

Code:

• EFCE867D
• 5403D40D

3. Walk Through Walls

A main staple in Pokemon ROM hack cheats as well as this Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats article, walk through walls allows you to move freely throughout the map without being worried about restrictions.

It comes back again as one of the best Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats and does the job as usual.

Enter the code below to unlock the usual boundaries!

Code:

• 509197D3 542975F4
• 78DA95DF 44018CB4

4. Unlimited Master Balls

Remember when you could only get one Master Ball per playthrough in Pokemon games? Well, with this Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheat you’ll have unlimited.

Yes, that’s right, unlimited Master Balls!

Now you can catch literally any Pokemon in one go without worry of it breaking out and fleeing. This is not only perfect for those legendaries, but also those annoying ‘mons that just love to run away, not allowing you to complete the Pokedex.

Code:

• 82025840 0001

5. Unlimited Rare Candies

Next up in our all Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats is a tasty treat that will make your Pokemon level up faster than you can say ‘rare candy’.

To pair with your unlimited Master Balls, why not secure yourself unlimited Rare Candies to level up those easily caught Pokemon. This will enable you to elevate your party instantly rather than grind in the tall grass for hours on end.

Simply enter the Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheat below and you’ll be able to pick up these from your PC, nice and simple.

Code:

• 82025840 0044

6. Unlimited Items

For even more items to go with your Master Ball and Rare Candy collection, why not get whatever item you like to fill that inventory right up.

Stock up on healing items, hold items, and more to aid you in those tough battles with one of the most useful Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats we’ve come across to date!

Enter the Master Code first followed by the Item Specific Code for whichever item you want. 

As a side note, we’ve omitted Master Balls and Rare Candy from the list as we’ve covered those already.

Master Code:

• 82025840

Item Specific Codes:

• 000D = Potion
• 000E = Antidote
• 000F = Burn Heal
• 0010 = Ice Heal
• 0011 = Awakening
• 0012 = Parlyz Heal
• 0013 = Full Restore
• 0014 = Max Potion
• 0015 = Hyper Potion
• 0016 = Super Potion
• 0017 = Full Heal
• 0018 = Revive
• 0019 = Max Revive
• 00B3 = Bright Powder
• 00B4 = White Herb
• 00B5 = Macho Brace
• 00B6 = Exp Share
• 00B7 = Quick Claw
• 00B8 = Soothe Bell
• 00B9 = Mental Herb
• 00BA = Choice Band
• 00BB = King’s Rock
• 00BC = Silver Powder
• 00BD = Amulet Coin
• 00BE = Cleanse Tag
• 00BF = Soul Dew
• 00C 0 = Deep Sea Tooth
• 00C 1 = Deep Sea Scale
• 00C 2 = Smoke Ball
• 00C 3 = Everstone
• 00C 4 = Focus Band
• 00C 5 = Lucky Egg
• 00C 6 = Scope Lens
• 00C 7 = Metal Coat
• 00C 8 = Leftovers
• 00C 9 = Dragon Scale
• 00C A = Light Ball
• 00C B = Soft Sand
• 00C C = Hard Stone
• 00C D = Miracle Seed
• 00C E = Black Glasses
• 00C F = Black Belt
• 00D0 = Magnet
• 00D1 = Mystic Water
• 00D2 = Sharp Beak
• 00D3 = Poison Barb
• 00D4 = Nevermelt Ice
• 00D5 = Spell Tag
• 00D6 = Twisted Spoon
• 00D7 = Charcoal
• 00D8 = Dragon Fang
• 00D9 = Silk Scarf
• 00DA = Up-Grade
• 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
• 0103 = Mach Bike
• 0104 = Coin Case
• 0105 = ItemFinder
• 0106 = Old Rod
• 0107 = Good Rod
• 0108 = Super Rod
• 0109 = S.S. Ticket
• 010A = C ontest Pass
• 010C = Wailmer Pail
• 010D = Devon’s Goods
• 010E = Soot Sack
• 010F = Basement Key
• 0110 = Acro Bike
• 0111 = PokeBlock C ase
• 0112 = Letter
• 0113 = Eon Ticket
• 0114 = Red Orb
• 0115 = Blue Orb
• 0116 = Scanner
• 0117 = Go-Goggles
• 0118 = Meteorite
• 0119 = Rm.1 Key
• 011A = Rm.2 Key
• 011B = Rm.4 Key
• 011C = Rm.6 Key
• 011D = Storage Key
• 011E = Root Fossil
• 011F = C law Fossil
• 0120 = Devon Scope
• 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 = Elixer
• 0025 = Max Elixer
• 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
• 003F = HP Up
• 0040 = Protein
• 0041 = Iron
• 0042 = Carbos
• 0043 = Calcium
• 0045 = PP Up
• 0046 = Zinc
• 0047 = PP Max
• 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
• 005D = Sun Stone
• 005E = Moon Stone
• 005F = Fire Stone
• 0060 = Thunder Stone
• 0061 = Water Stone
• 0062 = Leaf Stone
• 0067 = Tiny Mushroom
• 0068 = Big Mushroom
• 006A = Pearl
• 006B = Big Pearl
• 006C = Stardust
• 006D = Star Piece
• 006E = Nugget
• 006F = Heart Scale
• 0079 = Orange Mail
• 007A = Harbor Mail
• 007B = Glitter Mail
• 007C = Mech Mail
• 007D = Wood Mail
• 007E = Wave Mail
• 007F = Bead Mail
• 0080 = Shadow Mail
• 0081 = Tropic Mail
• 0082 = Dream Mail
• 0083 = Fab Mail
• 0084 = Retro Mail
• 0085 = Cheri Berry
• 0086 = Chesto Berry
• 0087 = Pecha Berry
• 0088 = Rawst Berry
• 0089 = Aspear Berry
• 008A = Leppa Berry
• 008B = Oran Berry
• 008C = Persim Berry
• 008D = Lum Berry
• 008E = Sitrus Berry
• 008F = Figy Berry
• 0090 = Wiki Berry
• 0091 = Mago Berry
• 0092 = Aguav Berry
• 0093 = Iapapa Berry
• 0094 = Razz Berry
• 0095 = Bluk Berry
• 0096 = Nanab Berry
• 0097 = Wepear Berry
• 0098 = Pinap Berry
• 0099 = Pomeg Berry
• 009A = Kelpsy Berry
• 009B = Qualot Berry
• 009C = Hondew Berry
• 009D = Grepa Berry
• 009E = Tamato Berry
• 009F = Cornn Berry
• 00A0 = Magost Berry
• 00A1 = Rabuta Berry
• 00A2 = Nomel Berry
• 00A3 = Spelon Berry
• 00A4 = Pamtre Berry
• 00A5 = Watmel Berry
• 00A6 = Durin Berry
• 00A7 = Belue Berry
• 00A8 = Liechi Berry
• 00A9 = Ganlon Berry
• 00AA = Salac Berry
• 00AB = Petaya Berry
• 00AC = Apicot Berry
• 00AD = Lansat Berry
• 00AE = Starf Berry
• 00AF = Enigma Berry

7. Warp To A Specific Location

Who needs the Fly HM when you can literally warp wherever you like?

If you want to simply warp around the map, you can do so by entering the below codes. There’s a whole host of locations in the list which far outweighs that than flying so it definitely trumps it in that regard.

Enter the Master Code followed by the Location Code and you’ll head right to the specific destination.

Master Code:

• 82031DBC

Location Codes:

• 0000- Battle Link Center
• 0100- Trade Link Center
• 0200- 4-Way Data Swap Center
• 0300- 4-Way Battle Center
• 0400- Something you need a wireless adapter for
• 0001- Viridian Forest
• 0101- Mt. Moon (1)
• 0201- Mt. Moon (2)
• 0301- Mt. Moon (3)
• 0401- S.S. Anne Entrance
• 0501- S.S. Anne (1)
• 0601- S.S. Anne (2)
• 0701- S.S. Anne (3)
• 0801- S.S. Anne (4)
• 0901- S.S. Anne (5)
• 0A01- S.S. Anne (6)
• 0B01- S.S. Anne (7)
• 0C01- S.S. Anne (8)
• 0D01- S.S. Anne Rooms (1)
• 0E01- S.S. Anne Rooms (2)
• 0F01- S.S. Anne Rooms (3)
• 1001- S.S. Anne Rooms (4)
• 1101- S.S. Anne Rooms (5)
• 1201- S.S. Anne Rooms (6)
• 1301- S.S. Anne Rooms (7)
• 1401- S.S. Anne Rooms (8)
• 1501- S.S. Anne Rooms (9)
• 1601- S.S. Anne Rooms (10)
• 1701- S.S. Anne Rooms (11)
• 1801- S.S. Anne Rooms (12)
• 1901- S.S. Anne Rooms (13)
• 1A01-S.S. Anne Rooms (14)
• 1B01-S.S. Anne Rooms (15)
• 1C01-S.S. Anne Rooms (16)
• 1D01-S.S. Anne Rooms (17)
• 1E01- Underground Path Entrance (Route 5)
• 1F01- Underground Path (Cerulean-Vermilion)
• 2001- Underground Path Entrance (Route 6)
• 2102- Underground Path Entrance (Route 7)
• 2202- Underground Path (Celedon-Lavender)
• 2302- Underground Path Entrance (Route 8)
• 2402- Diglett’s Cave (Route 2)
• 2502- Diglett’s Cave
• 2602- Diglett’s Cave (Route 11)
• 2702- Victory Road (1)
• 2802- Victory Road (2)
• 2902- Victory Road (3)
• 2A02- Team Rocket Hideout (1)
• 2B02- Team Rocket Hideout (2)
• 2C02- Team Rocket Hideout (3)
• 2D02- Team Rocket Hideout (4)
• 2E02- Team Rocket Hideout Elevator
• 2F02- Silph Co (1)
• 3002- Silph Co (2)
• 3102- Silph Co (3)
• 3202- Silph Co (4)
• 3302- Silph Co (5)
• 3402- Silph Co (6)
• 3502- Silph Co (7)
• 3602- Silph Co (8)
• 3702- Silph Co (9)
• 3802- Silph Co (10)
• 3902- Silph Co (11)
• 3A02- Silph Co (Elevator)
• 0002- Mystery Island 8
• 0102- Battle Tower
• 0202- Battle Tower
• 0302- Battle Tower
• 0402- Battle Tower
• 0502- Battle Tower
• 0602- Battle Tower
• 0702- Cerulean City Pokecenter
• 0802- Battle Tower
• 0902- Battle Tower
• 0A02- Battle Tower
• 0B02- Battle Tower
• 0C02- Island 8 Cave (1)
• 0D02- Island 8 Cave (2)
• 0E02- Island 8 Cave (3)
• 0F02- Island 8 Cave (4)
• 1002- Island 8 Cave (5)
• 1102- Island 8 Cave (6)
• 1202- Island 8 Cave (7)
• 1302- Island 8 Cave (8)
• 1402- Island 8 Cave (9)
• 1502- Island 8 Cave (10)
• 1602- Island 8 Cave (11)
• 1702- Island 8 Cave (12)
• 1802- Island 8 Cave (13)
• 1902- Island 8 Cave (14)
• 1A02- Island 8 Cave (15)
• 1B02- Island 8 Cave (16)
• 1C02- Island 8 Tomb (1)
• 1D02- Weepth Chamber
• 1E02- Dilford Chamber
• 1F02 – Scufib Chamber
• 2002- Rixy Chamber
• 2102- Viapois Chamber
• 2302- Tanoby Key
• 3A02- Island 9
• 0003- Pallet Town
• 0103 – Viridian City
• 0203 – Pewter City
• 0303 – Cerulean City
• 0403 – Lavender Town
• 0503 – Vermilion City
• 0603 – Celedon City
• 0703 – Fuchsia City
• 0803 – Cinnabar Island
• 0903 – Indigo Plateau
• 0A03 – Saffron City
• 0B03 – Neo-Saffron City
• 0C03 – Island 1
• 0D03 – Island 2
• 0E03 – Island 3
• 0F03 – Island 4
• 1003 – Island 5
• 1103 – Island 6
• 1203 – Island 7
• 1303 – Route 1
• 1403 – Route 2
• 1503 – Route 3
• 1603- Route 4
• 1703- Route 5
• 1803- Route 6
• 1903- Route 7
• 1a03- Route 8
• 1b03- Route 9
• 1c03- Route 10
• 1d03- Route 11
• 1e03- Route 12
• 1f03- Route 13
• 2003- Route 14
• 2103- Route 15
• 2203- Route 16
• 2303- Route 17
• 2403- Route 18
• 2503- Route 19
• 2603- Route 20
• 2703- Route 21
• 2803- Neo Route 21
• 2903- Route 22
• 2A03- Route 23
• 2B03- Route 24
• 2C03- Route 25
• 2D03- Island Route (1)
• 3703- Island Route (5)
• 3D03- Island Route (6)
• 3E03- Trainer Tower
• 3F03- Canyon Entrance
• 4003- Sevault Canyon
• 4103- Island Route (7)
• 4203- Your House (F1)
• 4403- Rivals House
• 0004- Your House (F1)
• 0104- Your House (F2)
• 0204- Rivals House
• 0304- Prof Oak’s Lab
• 0005- Viridian House
• 0105- Viridian GYM
• 0205- Schoolhouse
• 0305- Viridian Mart
• 0405- Viridian Pokecenter
• 0505- Viridian CC
• 0006- Museum (F1)
• 0106- Museum (F2)
• 0206- Pewter Gym
• 0306- Pewter Mart
• 0406- Pewter House (1)
• 0506- Pewter Pokecenter
• 0606- Pewter CC
• 0706- Pewter House (2)
• 0007- Cerulean House (1)
• 0107- Robbed House
• 0207- Cerulean House (2)
• 0307- Cerulean Pokecenter
• 0407- Cerulean CC
• 0507- Cerulean Gym
• 0607- Bike Shop
• 0707- Cerulean Mart
• 0807- Cerulean House (3)
• 0907- Cerulean House (4)
• 0008 – Lavender Pokecenter
• 0108 – Lavender CC
• 0208 – Lavender House (1)
• 0308 – Lavender House (2)
• 0408 – Name Rater
• 0508 – Lavender Mart
• 0009 – Vermilion House (1)
• 0109 – Vermilion Pokecenter
• 0209 – Vermilion CC
• 0309 – Pokemon Fan Club
• 0409 – Vermilion House (2)
• 0509 – Vermilion Mart
• 0609 – Vermilion Gym
• 0709 – Vermilion House (3)
• 000A – Celedon Shop (F1)
• 010A – Celedon Shop (F2)
• 020A – Celedon Shop (F3)
• 030A – Celedon Shop (F4)
• 040A – Celedon Shop (F5)
• 050A – Celedon Shop (F6)
• 060A – Celedon Shop (Elevator)
• 070A – Game Freak HQ (1)
• 080A – Game Freak HQ (2)
• 090A – Game Freak HQ (3)
• 0A0A- Game Freak HQ (4)
• 0B0A – Game Freak HQ (5)
• 0C0A – Celedon Pokecenter
• 0D0A – Celedon CC
• 0E0A – Celedon Game Corner
• 0F0A – Celedon Prizes
• 100A – Celedon GYM
• 110A – Celedon Diner
• 120A – Celedon House
• 000B – Safari Zone Gate
• 010B – Fuchsia Mart
• 020B – Safari Meeting Room
• 030B – Fuchsia GYM
• 040B – Fuchsia House
• 050B – Fuchsia Pokecenter
• 060B – Fuchisa CC
• 070B – Wardens Home
• 080B – Fuchsia House (2)
• 090B – Fuchsia House (3)
• 000C – Cinnibar GYM
• 010C – Cinniber Lab (1)
• 020C – Cinnibar Lab (2)
• 030C – Cinnibar Lab (3)
• 040C – Cinnibar Lab (4)
• 050C – Cinnibar PC
• 060C – Cinnibar CC
• 070C – Cinnibar Mart
• 4F00 – Indigo Plateau Pokecenter/Mart
• 5000 – Loreli
• 5100 – Bruno
• 5200 – Agatha
• 5300 – Lance
• 5400 – Gary
• 5500 – Hall O Fame
• 000E – Copycats House (F1)
• 010E – Copycats House (F2)
• 020E – Fighting Dojo
• 030E – Saffron GYM
• 040E – Saffron House (1)
• 050E – Saffron Mart
• 060E – Saffron PC
• 070E – Saffron CC
• 080E – Saffron House (2)
• 090E – Saffron House (3)
• 00 – Viridian Forest Entrance
• 01 – Route 2 House
• 02 – Route 2 Gate
• 03 – Viridna Forest Exit
• 0010 – Route 4/Mt. Moon Pokecenter
• 0110 – Route 4/Mt. Moon CC
• 0011- Day Care Man
• 0012 – Route 6 Gate
• 0112 – Route 6 Unused House
• 0013 – Route 7 Gate
• 0014 – Route 8 Gate
• 0015 – Route 10/Rock Tunnel Pokecenter
• 0115 – Route 10/Rock Tunnel CC
• 0016 – Route 11 Gate F1
• 0116 – Route 11 Gate F2
• 0017 – Route 12 Gate F1
• 0117 – Route 12 Gate F2
• 0217 – Route 12 House
• 0018 – Route 15 Gate F1
• 0118 – Route 15 Gate F2
• 0019 – Route 16 House
• 0119 – Route 16 Gate F1
• 0219 – Route 16 Gate F2
• 001A – Route 18 Gate
• 011A – Route 18 Gate F2
• 001B – Route 19 Unused Home
• 001C – Route 22/23 Gate
• 001D – Route 23 Unused House
• 001E – Bill’s Sea Cottage

8. 100% Catch Rate

If you don’t want to mess around with Master Balls, there is an additional entry in our Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats you can employ.

This is the 100% catch rate code which, you gudessed it, allows you to catch any Pokemon first time, every time. This is with any ball too so you can just throw a simple Poke Ball out there and the Pokemon will be yours.

Code:

• 87ACF659 707466DC
• 8BB602F7 8CEB681A

9. No Random Encounters

When you just want to get to the next town or city in a Pokemon game, the last thing you need is a bunch of Ratata or Caterpie getting in your face. Thankfully, you can avoid this by entering a Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheat code specifically for random encounters.

This will remove any wild Pokemon encounters on your travels so you can move pretty freely. What it doesn’t do, however, is stop trainer battles so do keep that in mind.

Code:

• D41DD0CA 33A629E5
• 8E883EFF 92E9660D

10. One Hit Kill

Who says you can’t defeat a Charizard with a Caterpie? With this Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheat you’ll certainly be able to make this a reality.

This is because regardless of what level your ‘mon is, if you enter the below code, your moves will be a one hit kill. So, technically, you’ll be able to complete the game just using Tackle for example.

Master Code:

• 000014D1 000A
• 10044EC8 0007

One Hit Kill Code:

• 95EDFBBA A5A72A78
• C833D1A0 02FA7205

11. Catch Trainer Pokemon

Remember when you could steal trainer Pokemon in Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness and the feature was never seen again? Well, it’s back with this Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheat.

If you like the look of the Trainer’s Pokemon you’re battling, when you have this cheat enabled, you can throw your Poke Balls at them and make them yours to keep.

If the enemy Trainer has no Pokemon left, the battle will simply end with no EXP or money gained. A nice trade off if you ask us!

Code:

• 4D83B1BF E0F5F507
• 8E883EFF 92E9660D
• B6C5368A 08BE8FF4
• 90B4977C C0151DC2

12. Catch Any Pokemon

If you’re having trouble finding the right Pokemon or want to construct the best party right away, with this Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheat, you’re able to modify the wild encounter to be a specific ‘mon.

Yes, this includes legendary Pokemon too, so you’re able to skip over locating them as well, saving you that bit of extra time.

Enter the Master Code followed by the specific code for the Pokemon and your next encounter will be that of what you requested.

Master Code:

• 000014D1 000A
• 1003DAE6 0007
• 83007CEE

Pokemon Code:

• 0001 = Bulbasaur
• 0002 = Ivysaur
• 0003 = Venusaur
• 0004 = Charmander
• 0005 = Charmeleon
• 0006 = Charizard
• 0007 = Squirtle
• 0008 = Wartortle
• 0009 = Blastoise
• 000A = Caterpie
• 000B = Metapod
• 000C = Butterfree
• 000D = Weedle
• 000E = Kakuna
• 000F = Beedrill
• 0100 = Pidgey
• 0011 = Pidgeotto
• 0012 = Pidgeot
• 0013 = Rattata
• 0014 = Raticate
• 0015 = Spearow
• 0016 = Fearow
• 0017 = Ekans
• 0018 = Arbok
• 0019 = Pikachu
• 001A = Raichu
• 001B = Sandshrew
• 001C = Sandslash
• 001D = Nidoran
• 001E = Nidorina
• 001F = Nidoqueen
• 0020 = Nidoran
• 0021 = Nidorino
• 0022 = Nidoking
• 0023 = Clefairy
• 0024 = Clefable
• 0025 = Vulpix
• 0026 = Ninetails
• 0027 = Jigglypuff
• 0028 = Wigglytuff
• 0029 = Zubat
• 002A = Golbat
• 002B = Oddish
• 002C = Gloom
• 002D = Vileplume
• 002E = Paras
• 002F = Parasect
• 0030 = Venonat
• 0031 = Venomoth
• 0032 = Diglett
• 0033 = Dugtrio
• 0034 = Meowth
• 0035 = Persian
• 0036 = Psyduck
• 0037 = Golduck
• 0038 = Mankey
• 0039 = Primeape
• 003A = Growlithe
• 003B = Arcanine
• 003C = Poliwag
• 003D = Poliwhirl
• 003E = Poliwrath
• 003F = Abra
• 0040 = Kadabra
• 0041 = Alakazam
• 0042 = Machop
• 0043 = Machoke
• 0044 = Machamp
• 0045 = Bellsprout
• 0046 = Weepinbell
• 0047 = Victreebel
• 0048 = Tentacool
• 0049 = Tentacruel
• 004A = Geodude
• 004B = Graveler
• 004C = Golem
• 004D = Ponyta
• 004E = Rapidash
• 004F = Slowpoke
• 0050 = Slowbro
• 0051 = Magnemite
• 0052 = Magneton
• 0053 = Farfetch’d
• 0054 = Doduo
• 0055 = Dodrio
• 0056 = Seel
• 0057 = Dewgong
• 0058 = Grimer
• 0059 = Muk
• 005A = Shellder
• 005B = Cloyster
• 005C = Gastly
• 005D = Haunter
• 005E = Gengar
• 005F = Onix
• 0060 = Drowzee
• 0061 = Hypno
• 0062 = Krabby
• 0063 = Kingler
• 0064 = Voltorb
• 0065 = Electrode
• 0066 = Exeggecute
• 0067 = Exeggutor
• 0068 = Cubone
• 0069 = Marowak
• 006A = Hitmonlee
• 006B = Hitmonchan
• 006C = Lickitung
• 00D6 = Koffing
• 006E = Weezing
• 006F = Rhyhorn
• 0070 = Rhydon
• 0071 = Chansey
• 0072 = Tangela
• 0073 = Kangaskhan
• 0074 = Horsea
• 0075 = Seadra
• 0076 = Goldeen
• 0077 = Seaking
• 0078 = Staryu
• 0079 = Starmie
• 007A = Mr. Mime
• 007B = Scyther
• 007C = Jynx
• 00D7 = Electabuzz
• 007E = Magmar
• 007F = Pinsir
• 0080 = Tauros
• 0081 = Magikarp
• 0082 = Gyrados
• 0083 = Lapras
• 0084 = Ditto
• 0085 = Eevee
• 0086 = Vaporeon
• 0087 = Jolteon
• 0088 = Flareon
• 0089 = Porygon
• 008A = Omanyte
• 008B = Omastar
• 008C = Kabuto
• 008D = Kabutops
• 008E = Aerodactyl
• 008F = Snorlax
• 0090 = Articuno
• 0091 = Zapdos
• 0092 = Moltres
• 0093 = Dratini
• 0094 = Dragonair
• 0095 = Dragonite
• 0096 = Mewtwo
• 0098 = Chikorita
• 0097 = Mew
• 0099 = Bayleef
• 009A = Meganium
• 009B = Cyndaquil
• 009C = Quilava
• 009D = Typhlosion
• 009E = Feraligatr
• 009F = Croconaw
• 00A0 = Feraligatr
• 00A1 = Sentret
• 00A2 = Furret
• 00A3 = Hoothoot
• 00A4 = Noctowl
• 00A5 = Ledyba
• 00A6 = Ledian
• 00A7 = Spinarak
• 00A8 = Ariados
• 00A9 = Crobat
• 00AA = Chinchou
• 00AB = Lanturn
• 00AC = Pichu
• 00AD = Cleffa
• 00AE = Igglybuff
• 00AF = Togepi
• 00B0 = Togetic
• 00B1 = Natu
• 00B2 = Xatu
• 00B3 = Mareep
• 00B4 = Flaaffy
• 00B5 = Ampharos
• 00B6 = Bellossom
• 007B = Marill
• 008B = Azumarill
• 00B9 = Sudowoodo
• 00AB = Politoed
• 00BB = Hoppip
• 00CB = Skiploom
• 00C8 = Misdreavus
• 00C9 = Unown
• 00CA = Wobbuffet
• 00CB = Girafarig
• 00CC = Pineco
• 00CD = Forretress
• 00CE = Dunsparce
• 00CF = Gligar
• 00D0 = Steelix
• 00D1 = Snubbull
• 00D2 = Granbull
• 00D3 = Qwilfish
• 00D4 = Scizor
• 00D5 = Shuckle
• 00D6 = Heracross
• 00D7 = Sneasel
• 00D8 = Teddiursa
• 00D9 = Ursaring
• 00DA = Slugma
• 00DB = Magcargo
• 00DC = Swinub
• 00DD = Piloswine
• 00DE = Corsola
• 00DF = Remoraid
• 00E0 = Octillery
• 00E1 = Delibird
• 00E2 = Mantine
• 00E3 = Skarmory
• 00E4 = Houndour
• 00E5 = Houndoom
• 00E6 = Kingdra
• 00E7 = Phanpy
• 00E8 = Donphan
• 00E9 = Porygon2
• 00EA = Stantler
• 00EB = Smeargle
• 00EC = Tyrogue
• 00ED = Hitmontop
• 00EE = Smoochum
• 00EF = Elekid
• 00F0 = Magby
• 00F1 = Miltank
• 00F2 = Blissey
• 00F3 = Raikou
• 00F4 = Entai
• 00F5 = Suicune
• 00F6 = Larvitar
• 00F7 = Pupitar
• 008F = Tyranitar
• 00F9 = Lugia
• 00FA = Ho-oh
• 00BF = Celebi
• 0115 = Treecko
• 0116 = Grovyle
• 0117 = Sceptile
• 0118 = Torchic
• 0119 = Combusken
• 011A = Blaziken
• 011B = Mudkip
• 011C = Marshtomp
• 011D = Swampert
• 011E = Poochyena
• 011F = Mightyena
• 0120 = Zigzagoon
• 0121 = Linoone
• 0122 = Wurmple
• 0132 = Silcoon
• 0124 = Beautifly
• 0125 = Cascoon
• 0126 = Dustox
• 0127 = Lotad
• 0128 = Lombre
• 0129 = Ludicolo
• 012A = Seedot
• 012B = Nuzleaf
• 012C = Shiftry
• 012D = Nincada
• 012E = Ninjask
• 012F = Shedinja
• 0130 = Taillow
• 0131 = Swellow
• 0132 = Shroomish
• 0133 = Breloom
• 0134 = Spinda
• 0135 = Wingull
• 0136 = Pelipper
• 0137 = Surskit
• 0138 = Masquerain
• 0139 = Wailmer
• 013A = Wailord
• 013B = Skitty
• 013C = Delcatty
• 013D = Kecleon
• 013E = Baltoy
• 013F = Claydol
• 0140 = Nosepass
• 0141 = Torkoal
• 0142 = Sableye
• 0143 = Barboach
• 0144 = Whiscash
• 0145 = Luvdisc
• 0146 = Corphish
• 0147 = Crawdaunt
• 0148 = Feebas
• 0149 = Milotic
• 014A = Carvanha
• 014B = Sharpedo
• 014C = Trapinch
• 014D = Vibrava
• 014E = Flygon
• 014F = Makuhita
• 0150 = Hariyama
• 0151 = Electrike
• 0152 = Manectric
• 0153 = Numel
• 0154 = Camerupt
• 0155 = Spheal
• 0156 = Sealeo
• 0157 = Walrein
• 0158 = Cacnea
• 0159 = Cacturne
• 015A = Snorunt
• 015B = Glalie
• 015C = Lunatone
• 015D = Solrock
• 015E = Azurill
• 015F = Spoink
• 0160 = Grumpig
• 0161 = Plusle
• 0162 = Minun
• 0163 = Mawile
• 0164 = Meditite
• 0165 = Medicham
• 0166 = Swablu
• 0167 = Altaria
• 0168 = Wynaut
• 0169 = Duskull
• 016A = Dusclops
• 016B = Roselia
• 016C = Slakoth
• 016D = Vigoroth
• 016E = Slaking
• 016F = Gulpin
• 0170 = Swalot
• 0171 = Tropius
• 0172 = Whismur
• 0173 = Loudred
• 0174 = Exploud
• 0175 = Clamperl
• 0176 = Huntail
• 0177 = Gorebyss
• 0178 = Absol
• 0179 = Shuppet
• 017A = Banette
• 017B = Seviper
• 017C = Zangoose
• 017D = Relicanth
• 017E = Aron
• 017F = Lairon
• 0180 = Aggron
• 0181 = Castform
• 0182 = Volbeat
• 0183 = Illumise
• 0184 = Lileep
• 0185 = Cradily
• 0186 = Anorith
• 0187 = Armaldo
• 0188 = Ralts
• 0189 = Kirlia
• 018A = Gardevoir
• 018B = Bagon
• 018C = Shelgon
• 018D = Salamence
• 018E = Beldum
• 018F = Metang
• 0190 = Metagross
• 0191 = Regirock
• 0192 = Regice
• 0193 = Registeel
• 0194 = Kyogre
• 0195 = Groudon
• 0196 = Rayquaza
• 0197 = Latias
• 0198 = Latios
• 0199 = Jirachi
• 019A = Deoxys
• 019B = Chimecho
• 00BD = Jumpluff
• 00BE = Aipom
• 00BF = Sunkern
• 00C0 = Sunflora
• 00C1 = Yanma
• 00C2 = Wooper
• 00C3 = Quagsire
• 00C4 = Espeon
• 00C5 = Umbreon
• 00C6 = Murkrow
• 00C7 = Slowking

13. Buy Any TM /HM

There’s no need to scour the whole map for TMs and HMs when you can simply buy them with this next entry in our Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats compendium.

Enter the Master Code followed by the move specific code of your choice and you’ll be able to purchase them from a Poke Mart. You will need to purchase the first item in the list to get your move, even if it does say that it is a Potion for example.

Master Code:

• 82003884

TM/HM Specific Codes:

• 0121 = TM01 Dynamic Punch
• 0122 = TM02 Headbutt
• 0123 = TM03 Curse
• 0124 = TM04 Rollout
• 0125 = TM05 Roar
• 0126 = TM06 Toxic
• 0127 = TM07 Zap Cannon
• 0128 = TM08 Whirlpool
• 0129 = TM09 Sleep Powder
• 012A = TM10 Hidden Power
• 012B = TM11 Sunny Day
• 012C = TM12 Sweet Scent
• 012D = TM13 Snore
• 012E = TM14 Blizzard
• 012F = TM15 Hyper Beam
• 0130 = TM16 Icy Wind
• 0131 = TM17 Protect
• 0132 = TM18 Rain Dance
• 0133 = TM19 Giga Drain
• 0134 = TM20 Endure
• 0135 = TM21 Frustration
• 0136 = TM22 Solar Beam
• 0137 = TM23 Iron Tail
• 0138 = TM24 Dragon Breath
• 0139 = TM25 Thunder
• 013A = TM26 Earthquake
• 013B = TM27 Return
• 013C = TM28 Dig
• 013D = TM29 Psychic
• 013E = TM30 Shadow Ball
• 013F = TM31 Mud Slap
• 0140 = TM32 Double Team
• 0141 = TM33 Ice Punch
• 0142 = TM34 Swagger
• 0143 = TM35 Sleep Talk
• 0144 = TM36 Sludge Bomb
• 0145 = TM37 Sandstorm
• 0146 = TM38 Fire Blast
• 0147 = TM39 Swift
• 0148 = TM40 Defense Curl
• 0149 = TM41 Thunderpunch
• 014A = TM42 Dream Eater
• 014B = TM43 Detect
• 014C = TM44 Rest
• 014D = TM45 Attract
• 014E = TM46 Thief
• 014F = TM47 Steel Wing
• 0150 = TM48 Fire Punch
• 0151 = TM49 Fury Cutter
• 0152 = TM50 Nightmare
• 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

14. Items Cost One Pokemon Dollar

If you’re a bit strapped for cash in Pokemon Liquid Crystal, there is a cheat that makes every item in the Poke Mart cost one dollar.

This will certainly help your in-game wallet and allow you to stock up on both balls and healing items ready for you to go on a catching spree as well as face those harder Trainers.

Code:

• 3C25A344 FD8F451C
• AD86124F 2823D8DA

15. Pokemon Gender Modifier

There are times when you’d like a Pokemon of a specific gender but every time you come across the ‘mon you want to catch it’s the exact opposite gender required.

Thankfully, you can alter your next wild encounter to have a specific gender with this entry in our Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats.

Enter the code for either gender below and the next Pokemon will be the exact gender you need.

Female:

• EB34F751 A96B854D
• 78DA95DF 44018CB4

Male:

• EB34F751 A96B854D
• 141BB87C 83D7018F

16. Infinite Money

Having a bunch of cash in Pokemon games is great but infinite money is on a whole other level.

This gives you the freedom to buy literally anything you want without worrying that you’re going to battle yet another Trainer in order to get the funds required for those Ultra Balls.

Simply enter the code below, and maybe you’ll be rich enough to even buy that bike…

Code:

• 29C78059
• 96542194

17. Max Stats

Securing the right stats for your Pokemon so they’re not just a glass canon for example can be a real chore.

You can catch about ten different versions of the same Pokemon and still end up with low tier variants.

To counter this, there are some useful codes in this Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats article that completely max out the stats of the Pokemon in your party.

Enter the code to coincide with the placement of the Pokemon of your choice in your party to get all the top stats for it.

1st Pokemon:

• 420242DA03E7
• 000000070002

2nd Pokemon:

• 4202433E03E7
• 000000070002

3rd Pokemon:

• 420243A203E7
• 000000070002

4th Pokemon:

• 4202440603E7
• 000000070002

5th Pokemon:

• 4202446A03E7
• 000000070002

6th Pokemon:

• 420244CE03E7
• 000000070002

18. Pokemon Nature Modifier

If you’re someone that simply skips over Pokemon natures then you’re definitely missing out.

These can really enhance your Pokemon when you get the right combination so securing this will be to your advantage.

With this entry in our Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats, you’re able to select a specific nature of the next wild Pokemon that you encounter which is ideal to get those aforementioned pairings.

Enter the Master Code followed by the right one for the nature you want and you’ll be good to go.

Master Code:

• AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95

Nature Specific Codes:

• D0E34D66 5796A7D3 = Hardy
• D73BC50A 5F47AA0E = Lonely
• E485844D 2F24038C = Brave
• 5EB8DEEE 692ED298 = Adamant
• 83286B46 6479AA98 = Naughty
• 35EB915F 08F33974 = Bold
• A58F6F1B BFB13FEF = Docile
• 34027F23 7E7E1599 = Relaxed
• CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9 = Impish
• D593BF29 E18AAAE5 = Lax
• 1BC372C9 06B4D17F = Timid
• D4950A99 D729D80A = Hasty
• 93F04759 F95753D9 = Serious
• E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7 = Jolly
• 56F744B0 37E16732 = Naive
• E1EB2109 4480C28D = Modest
• A2461E51 304137B6 = Mild
• 0456554B 66D3AAF9 = Quiet
• B05B4CCD A0A1505B = Bashful
• 909149AB 2DE8726A = Rash
• 31F62F82 D9A0C100 = Calm
• 9A41D845 41B93FE6 = Gentle
• D47DA721 6C3B9FFC = Sassy
• 1A15BF1E E72650E4 = Careful
• 5A7B2626 21ECD183 = Quirky

19. Shiny Pokemon

Let’s face it, shiny Pokemon are an absolute pain to encounter since there’s such a slim chance of you actually finding one.

To completely eliminate this, if you enter the below Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats, you’ll get shiny after shiny until you turn it off.

With this cheat, you can literally fill the whole Pokedex with shinies if you want to!

Code:

• 39584B19 D80CC66A
• CE71B3D3 1F6A85FB
• 198DF179 5413C867
• 73ECB8A0 BDD8B251
• D5AFFB37 6855972C
• 73ECB8A0 BDD8B251

20. Infinite EXP

If you want to level up your Pokemon, traditionally you’d have to grind it out against trainers or wild Pokemon in order to do so.

However, this can all be made a thing of the past with this infinite experience cheat.

When enabled, at the end of your next battle, whether that be with a trainer or wild Pokemon, you’ll receive EXP until your Pokemon reaches max level.

Enter the code below to become all-powerful.

Code:

• 0000295F000A
• 101DC9D40007
• 830050000000
• 830050020000

All in all, there are a whole host of Pokemon Liquid Crystal cheats that can really enhance your experience with this ROM hack. It’s likely that you’ve played the base Crystal game anyway so finding a few shortcuts here and there to save time is helpful.

For more ROM hack cheats, read our guides on Pokemon Ultra Violet cheats, Pokemon Gaia cheats, and more!