A sequel to Pokémon Brown (which is another popular ROM hack itself), Pokémon Prism is a story-led experience containing 253 Pokémon, the new region of Naljo and sections which allow you to take control of your Pokémon in the game’s world. It’s celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2026, so what better time to cover the cheats that work with one of the best Pokemon ROM hacks ever made?
As we always have to advise, each of these cheat codes will need an emulator which supports code entry. It’s highly recommended that you use an emulator that can auto-detect code types, as they’re created by fans emulating or using a variety of cheat code devices. Our recommendations for emulation, particularly for mobile devices, would be Delta or MyBoy!.
How to Use Pokémon Prism Cheat Codes
We’d give you this advice for every Pokémon ROM hack we list cheats for: you must remember to always save your game before applying any cheats, and for the best, most stable results, turn off all other cheats when applying a new one. As there are so many different combinations of codes possible, we can’t guarantee they’ll all work together as intended. Using one at a time is advisable; though it is the case that some cheats clearly work well together, with others remaining functional even after disabling the cheat.
If you get stuck, or any added cheats do crash or otherwise break your game, you can always go back to your save point. Always make use of the different save slots, so you can revert to a different point in the game if you run into problems. 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 new codes are reduced.
Do note that numerous versions of Pokémon Prism are available; we have tested the cheats below on the version which was current as of the time of writing, and found that many cheats published elsewhere aren’t working with this update. 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.
HP Increases for All Party Pokémon
You can use the following cheats to increase your Pokémon’s HP or their Max HP. Additionally, you can choose to raise it by larger or smaller amounts, and you can apply the code to a specific Pokémon in your party. Here are all of the codes you need to have control over the current HP and Max HP levels of your Pokémon. Note that ‘Lower’ doesn’t lower the stat; it’s just a smaller increase than the ‘Higher’ code:
First Pokemon
- Increase HP (Higher) 01034CDA 910301DD
- Increase HP (Lower) 01E74DDA 91E702DD
- Increase HP Modifier (Higher) 01034EDA 910303DD
- Increase HP Modifier (Lower) 01E74FDA 91E704DD
Second Pokemon
- Increase HP (Higher) 01037CDA 910331DD
- Increase HP (Lower) 01E77DDA 91E732DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Higher) 01037EDA 910333DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Lower) 01E77FDA 91E734DD
Third Pokemon
- Increase HP (Higher) 0103ACDA 910361DD
- Increase HP (Lower) 01E7ADDA 91E762DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Higher) 0103AEDA 910363DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Lower) 01E7AFDA 91E764DD
Fourth Pokemon
- Increase HP (Higher) 0103DCDA 910391DD
- Increase HP (Lower) 01E7DDDA 91E792DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Higher) 0103DEDA 910393DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Lower) 01E7DFDA 91E794DD
Fifth Pokemon
- Increase HP (Higher) 01030CDB 9103C1DD
- Increase HP (Lower) 01E70DDB 91E7C2DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Higher) 01030EDB 9103C3DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Lower) 01E70FDB 91E7C4DD
Sixth Pokemon
- Increase HP (Higher) 01033CDB 9103F1DD
- Increase HP (Lower) 01E73DDB 91E7F2DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Higher) 01033EDB 9103F3DD
- Increase Max HP Modifier (Lower) 01E73FDB 91E7F4DD
Level 100 Pokémon
If you want to level up the 1st Pokémon in your party to 100 instantly, use this cheat code. When defeating a Pokémon in any encounter, your Pokémon will go to level 100. If you want to stop the levelling up process, just disable the cheat while the Pokémon’s EXP is being applied:
- 014432DA 014433DA 014434DA 9144E7DC 9144E8DC 9144E9DC
Shiny Pokémon Encounter
To encounter any Pokémon’s Shiny variant, use this code. Note that you cannot escape a battle with a Shiny Pokémon, so make sure you’re fully equipped to deal with it while this code is enabled:
- 910730D2
Stat Increases for All Party Pokémon
Want to micromanage your Pokémon stats with cheats? Each of these cheats can be applied to a specific Pokémon in your party, and each increases that stat by a higher or lower (yet still decent!) amount. Simply use the higher or lower code for the Pokémon in your party, for the specific stat you want to increase:
First Pokémon
- Attack (Higher) 010350DA 910305DD
- Attack (Lower) 01E751DA 91E706DD
- Defense (Higher) 010352DA 910307DD
- Defense(Lower) 01E753DA 91E708DD
- Speed (Higher) 010354DA 910309DD
- Speed (Lower) 101E755DA 91E70ADD
- Special Attack (Higher) 010356DA 91030BDD
- Special Attack (Lower) 01E757DA 91E70CDD
- Special Defense (Higher) 010358DA 91030DDD
- Special Defense(Lower) 01E759DA 91E70EDD
Second Pokémon
- Attack (Lower) 01E781DA 91E736DD
- Defense (Higher) 010382DA 910337DD
- Defense (Lower) 01E783DA 91E738DD
- Speed (Higher) 010384DA 910339DD
- Speed (Lower) 01E785DA 91E73ADD
- Special Attack (Higher) 010386DA 91033BDD
- Special Attack (Lower) 01E787DA 91E73CDD
- Special Defense (Higher) 010388DA 91033DDD
- Special Defense (Lower) 01E789DA 91E73EDD
Third Pokémon
- Attack (Higher) 0103B0DA 910365DD
- Attack (Lower) 01E7B1DA 91E766DD
- Defense (Higher) 0103B2DA 910367DD
- Defense (Lower) 01E7B3DA 91E768DD
- Speed (Higher) 0103B4DA 910369DD
- Speed (Lower) 01E7B5DA 91E76ADD
- Special Attack(Higher) 0103B6DA 91036BDD
- Special Attack (Lower) 01E7B7DA 91E76CDD
- Special Defense (Higher) 0103B8DA 91036DDD
- Special Defense (Lower) 01E7B9DA 91E76EDD
Fourth Pokémon
- Attack (Higher) 0103E0DA 910395DD
- Attack (Lower) 01E7E1DA 91E796DD
- Defense (Higher) 0103E2DA 910397DD
- Defense (Lower) 01E7E3DA 91E798DD
- Speed (Higher) 0103E4DA 910399DD
- Speed (Lower) 01E7E5DA 91E79ADD
- Special Attack (Higher) 0103E6DA 91039BDD
- Special Attack (Lower) 01E7E7DA 91E79CDD
- Special Defense (Higher) 0103E8DA 91039DDD
- Special Defense (Lower) 01E7E9DA 91E79EDD
Fifth Pokémon
- Attack (Higher) 010310DB 9103C5DD
- Attack (Lower) 01E711DB 91E7C6DD
- Defense (Higher) 010312DB 9103C7DD
- Defense (Lower) 01E713DB 91E7C8DD
- Speed (Higher) 010314DB 9103C9DD
- Speed (Lower) 01E715DB 91E7CADD
- Special Attack (Higher) 010316DB 9103CBDD
- Special Attack (Lower) 01E717DB 91E7CCDD
- Special Defense (Higher) 010318DB 9103CDDD
- Special Defense (Lower) 01E719DB 91E7CEDD
Sixth Pokémon
- Attack (Higher) 010340DB 9103F5DD
- Attack (Lower) 01E741DB 91E7F6DD
- Defense (Higher) 010342DB 9103F7DD
- Defense (Lower) 01E743DB 91E7F8DD
- Speed (Higher) 010344DB 9103F9DD
- Speed (Lower) 01E745DB 91E7FADD
- Special Attack (Higher) 010346DB 9103FBDD
- Special Attack (Lower) 01E747DB 91E7FCDD
- Special Defense (Higher) 010348DB 9103FDDD
- Special Defense (Lower) 01E749DB 91E7FEDD
Unlimited Money
Enter this code, and you’ll instantly have unlimited money:
- 019973D5 019974D5 019975D5 910F4ED8 91424FD8 913F50D8
Wild Pokémon Status Conditions
Want to encounter wild Pokémon with specific status conditions? Use the Master Code and replace XX with the two-digit cheat code for the status you want to use. For example, if you want the wild Pokémon to have Burn, replace the XX with 10 (so it’ll be 911014D2).
- 01: Sleep
- 08: Poison
- 0f: Poison and Sleep
- 10: Burn
- 17: Burn and Sleep
- 20: Freeze
- 30: Freeze and Burn
- 40: Paralyse
Specific Wild Pokémon Encounter
Want to encounter a specific Pokémon in the wild? Just use the Master Code and replace the XX with the two digits for the Pokémon you want; for example, a Beedrill will be 910F04D.
- 01: Bulbasaur
- 02: Ivysaur
- 03: Venusaur
- 04: Charmander
- 05: Charmeleon
- 06: Charizard
- 07: Squirtle
- 08: Wartortle
- 09: Blastoise
- 0A: Caterpie
- 0B: Metapod
- 0C: Butterfree
- 0D: Weedle
- 0E: Kakuna
- 0F: Beedrill
- 10: Pidgey
- 11: Pidgeotto
- 12: Pidgeot
- 13: Rattata
- 14: Raticate
- 15: Spearow
- 16: Fearow
- 17: Ekans
- 18: Arbok
- 19: Pikachu
- 1A: Raichu
- 1B: Sandshrew
- 1C: Sandslash
- 1D: Nidoran Female
- 1E: Nidorina
- 1F: Nidoqueen
- 20: Nidoran Male
- 21: Nidorino
- 22: nidoking
- 23: Clefairy
- 24: Clefable
- 25: Vulpix
- 26: Ninetails
- 27: Jigglypuff
- 28: Wigglytuff
- 29: Zubat
- 2A: Golbat
- 2B: Oddish
- 2C: Gloom
- 2D: Vileplume
- 2E: Paras
- 2F: Parasect
- 30: Venonat
- 31: Venomoth
- 32: Diglett
- 33: Dugtrio
- 34: Meowth
- 35: Persian
- 36: Psyduck
- 37: Golduck
- 38: Mankey
- 39: Primeape
- 3A: Growlithe
- 3B: Arcanine
- 3C: Poliwag
- 3D: Poliwhirl
- 3E: Poliwrath
- 3F: Abra
- 40: Kadabra
- 41: Alakazam
- 42: Machop
- 43: Machoke
- 44: Machamp
- 45: Bellsprout
- 46: Weepinbell
- 47: Victreebell
- 48: Tentacool
- 49: Tentacruel
- 4A: Geodude
- 4B: Graveler
- 4C: Golem
- 4D: Ponyta
- 4E: Rapidash
- 4F: Slowpoke
- 50: Slowbro
- 51: Magnemite
- 52: Magneton
- 53: Farfetch’d
- 54: Doduo
- 55: Dodrio
- 56: Seel
- 57: Dewgong
- 58: Grimer
- 59: Muk
- 5A: Shellder
- 5B: Cloyster
- 5C: Gastly
- 5D: Haunter
- 5E: Gengar
- 5F: Onix
- 60: Drowzee
- 61: Hypno
- 62: Krabby
- 63: Kingler
- 64: Voltorb
- 65: Electrode
- 66: Exeggcute
- 67: Exeggcutor
- 68: Cubone
- 69: Marowak
- 6A: Hitmonlee
- 6B: Hitmonchan
- 6C: Lickitung
- 6D: Koffing
- 6E: Weezing
- 6F: Rhyhorn
- 70: Rhydon
- 71: Chansey
- 72: Tangela
- 73: Kangaskhan
- 74: Horsea
- 75: Seadra
- 76: Goldeen
- 77: Seaking
- 78: Staryu
- 79: Starmie
- 7A: Mr. Mime
- 7B: Scyther
- 7C: Jynx
- 7D: Electabuzz
- 7E: Magmar
- 7F: Pinsir
- 80: Tauros
- 81: Magikarp
- 82: Gyarados
- 83: Lapras
- 84: Ditto
- 85: Eevee
- 86: Vaporeon
- 87: Jolteon
- 88: Flareon
- 89: Porygon
- 8A: Omanyte
- 8B: Omastar
- 8C: Kabuto
- 8D: Kabutops
- 8E: Aerodactyl
- 8F: Snorlax
- 90: Articuno
- 91: Zapdos
- 92: Moltres
- 93: Dratini
- 94: Dragonair
- 95: Dragonite
- 96: Mewtwo
- 97: Mew
- 98: Chikorita
- 99: Bayleef
- 9A: Meganium
- 9B: Cyndaquil
- 9C: Quilava
- 9D: Typhlosion
- 9E: Totodile
- 9F: Croconaw
- A0: Feraligatr
- A1: Sentret
- A2: Furret
- A3: Hoothoot
- A4: Noctowl
- A5: Ledyba
- A6: Ledian
- A7: Spinarak
- A8: Ariados
- A9: Crobat
- AA: Chinchou
- AB: Lanturn
- AC: Pichu
- AD: Cleffa
- AE: Igglybuff
- AF: Togepi
- B0: Togetic
- B1: Natu
- B2: Xatu
- B3: Mareep
- B4: Flaaffy
- B5: Ampharos
- B6: Bellossom
- B7: Marill
- B8: Azumaril
- B9: Sudowoodo
- BA: Politoed
- BB: Hoppip
- BC: Skiploom
- BD: Jumpluff
- BE: Aipom
- BF: Sunkern
- C0: Sunflora
- C1: Yanma
- C2: Wooper
- C3: Quagsire
- C4: Espeon
- C5: Umbreon
- C6: Murkrow
- C7: Slowking
- C8: Misdreavus
- C9: Unown
- CA: Wobbuffet
- CB: Girafarig
- CC: Pineco
- CD: Forretress
- CE: Dunsparce
- CF: Gligar
- D0: Steelix
- D1: Snubbull
- D2: Granbull
- D3: Qwilfish
- D4: Scizor
- D5: Shuckle
- D6: Heracross
- D7: Sneasel
- D8: Teddiursa
- D9: Ursaring
- DA: Slugma
- DB: Magcargo
- DC: Swinub
- DD: Piloswine
- DE: Corsola
- DF: Remoraid
- E0: Octillery
- E1: Delibird
- E2: Mantine
- E3: Skarmory
- E4: Houndour
- E5: Houndoom
- E6: Kingdra
- E7: Phanpy
- E8: Donphan
- E9: Porygon2
- EA: Stantler
- EB: Smeargle
- EC: Tyrogue
- ED: Hitmontop
- EE: Smoochum
- EF: Elekid
- F0: Magby
- F1: Miltank
- F2: Blissey
- F3: Raikou
- F4: Entei
- F5: Suicune
- F6: Larvitar
- F7: Pupitar
- F8: Tyranitar
- F9: Lugia
- FA: Ho-oh
- FB: Celebi
Note On Other Pokémon Prism Codes:
It may be the case that you have seen codes for Pokémon Prism elsewhere, which we haven’t listed. These include Walking Through Walls and Gender Modifiers for Wild Pokémon, for example. However, at Retro Dodo we’ve ensured that every code we’ve shared is fully tested with the current version of Pokémon Prism. Any codes not listed here wouldn’t work properly for us, so we have not included them on this list.
