Pokemon Sapphire has been around for over 20 years, and do you know what that means? It means we’ve got some amazing Pokemon Sapphire cheats for you to use in your games! Whether you’re diving in for nostalgia or looking to experience a piece of Pokemon history, having some cheat codes to mess with this game is sure to improve your experience.
Pokemon Sapphire Cheats
We’ve pulled together a complete list of Pokemon Sapphire cheats below. These codes are sure to bring some new life into your old games, whatever that means for you.
Of course, you’ll need to know how to use them. Almost all of these are Game Shark codes, which means you would normally need a Game Shark to enter them. Fortunately, most of us are playing a Pokemon Sapphire ROM on a GBA emulator of some type, and they typically have cheat cartridges built into their system.
To get our codes working, just copy the code and place them into the new code portion of your emulator’s cheat code setting. Make sure they’re enabled and you’re off to the races.
As we said, most of these are Game Shark codes, which means they were made to work with a Game Shark. When entering your codes (unless we specify otherwise) you should make sure the code is specified as a Game Shark code if your emulator provides that as an option.
Additionally, while most of our codes will work for any version of the ROM, we’ve found that we get the best performance out of Pokemon Sapphire ROM V1.0.
Item Cheat Codes
The Pokemon Sapphire cheats in this section allow you to cheat items into your PC. To retrieve them, just open up your portion of the PC and withdraw however many of the items you want.
Unlimited Rare Candies
Sure, rare candies are an item but, more importantly, they’re a way to level up your pokemon. With this code, you can get as many pokemon as you want to level 100 without even entering a single battle.
Code:
280EA266 88A62E5C
Unlimited Master Balls
Catching pokemon is one of the core concepts of the game, but it’s not always easy. When a normal Pokeball just won’t cut it, fill your inventory up with master balls and you’ll be ready to go.
Code:
91B85743 27069397
All Items Cheat Codes
Outside of master ball and rare candy cheats, there are a lot of other important items. Healing items, held items, evolutionary stones, you name it, we’ve got a code for it.
To get this code to work, you’ll just need to replace XXXX with the appropriate Item Code from our list below.
Code:
82025BCC xxxx
Item Codes:
Potion 000D
Antidote 000E
Burn Heal 000F
Ice Heal 0010
Awakening 0011
Paralyz heal 0012
Full Restore 0013
Max Potion 0014
Hyper Potion 0015
Super Potion 0016
Full Heal 0017
Revive 0018
Max Revive 0019
Fresh Water 001A
Soda Pop 001B
Lemonade 001C
MooMoo Milk 001D
Energy Powder 001E
Energy Root 001F
Heal Powder 0020
Revival Herb 0021
Ether 0022
Max Ether 0023
Elixir 0024
Max Elixir 0025
Lava Cookie 0026
Blue Flute 0027
Yellow Flute 0028
Red Flute 0029
Black Flute 002A
White Flute 002B
Berry Juice 002C
Sacred Ash 002D
Shoal Salt 002E
Shoal Shell 002F
Red Shard 0030
Blue Shard 0031
Yellow Shard 0032
Green Shard 0033
HP Up 003F
Protein 0040
Iron 0041
Carbos 0042
Calcium 0043
Rare Candy 0044
PP Up 0045
Zinc 0046
PP Max 0047
Guard Spec 0049
Dire Hit 004A
X Attack 004B
X Defend 004C
X Speed 004D
X Accuracy 004E
X Special 004F
Poke Doll 0050
Fluffy Tail 0051
Fire Stone 0053
Max Repel 0054
Escape Rope 0055
Repel 0056
Sun Stone 005D
Moon Stone 005E
Fire Stone 005F
Thunder Stone 0060
Water Stone 0061
Leaf Stone 0062
Tiny Mushroom 0067
Big Mushroom 0068
Pearl 006A
Big Pearl 006B
Stardust 006C
Star Piece 006D
Nugget 006E
Heart Scale 006F
Orange Mail 0079
Harbor Mail 007A
Glitter Mail 007B
Mech Mail 007C
Wood Mail 007D
Wave Mail 007E
Bead Mail 007F
Shadow Mail 0080
Tropic Mail 0081
Dream Mail 0082
Fab Mail 0083
Retro Mail 0084
Brightpowder 00B3
White Herb 00B4
Macho Brace 00B5
Exp Share 00B6
Quick Claw 00B7
Soothe Bell 00B8
Mental Herb 00B9
Choice Band 00BA
Kings Rock 00BB
Silverpowder 00BC
Amulet Coin 00BD
Cleanse Tag 00BE
Soul Dew 00BF
Deep Sea Tooth 00C0
Deep Sea Scale 00C1
Smoke Ball 00C2
Everstone 00C3
Focus Band 00C4
Lucky Egg 00C5
Scope Lens 00C6
Metal Coat 00C7
Leftovers 00C8
Dragon Scale 00C9
Light Ball 00CA
Soft Sand 00CB
Hard Stone 00CC
Miracle Seed 00CD
Black Glasses 00CE
Black Belt 00CF
Magnet 00D0
Mystic Water 00D1
Sharp Beak 00D2
Poison Barb 00D3
Nevermeltice 00D4
Spell Tag 00D5
Twistedspoon 00D6
Charcoal 00D7
Dragon Fang 00D8
Silk Scarf 00D9
Up-Grade 00DA
Shell Bell 00DB
Sea Incense 00DC
Lax Incense 00DD
Lucky Punch 00DE
Metal Powder 00DF
Thick Club 00E0
Stick 00E1
Red Scarf 00FE
Blue Scarf 00FF
Pink Scarf 0100
Green Scarf 01001
Yellow Scarf 0102
All TMs and HMs
Lastly, if you’re looking to set yourself up for a very specific run, you’ll need all the right moves for your pokemon. That’s where TMs and HMs come in. The following codes will place the corresponding TMs and HMs in your PC so you can fulfill all your pokemon needs.
Code:
TM01 (Focus Punch) – 87E1D568 733CE392
TM02 (Dragon Claw) – AFFC928E 509932B6
TM03 (Water Pulse) – 016E19DE 75C25DE1
TM04 (Calm Mind) – 664B55E0 E3B9ADBE
TM05 (Roar) – 65689C19 E0F8EE35
TM06 (Toxic) – 34FA78EE DF2F9673
TM07 (Hail) – 5219C016 837AA1FB
TM08 (Bulk Up) – D9FF21EF 1E0944EE
TM09 (Bullet Seed) – AF90BCB1 E93C8C8F
TM10 (Hidden Power) – 1005412B B196BDB0
TM11 (Sunny Day) – 15B2D27F 2947AA48
TM12 (Taunt) – 1573DF09 BCDE2B56
TM13 (Ice Beam) – E029E841 6918E5A2
TM14 (Blizzard) – 811F83E6 1600B2DE
TM15 (Hyper Beam) – 7F58EBA8 46EF36AF
TM16 (Light Screen) – ACAE9A73 43567E91
TM17 (Protect) – FEBDD9BA 711ECC96
TM18 (Rain Dance) – D611EE66 00008B2B
TM19 (Giga Drain) – 18B0AB2A D7B9E3E8
TM20 (Safeguard) – 2BE8D3B0 FD4E4A72
TM21 (Frustration) – 54268584 FD346B4E
TM22 (Solarbeam) – D268698C C224D8E2
TM23 (Iron Tail) – BBF66105 DF4B9B13
TM24 (Thunderbolt) – 4E834EE4 53BF5FC4
TM25 (Thunder) – 1186081B 0925F6DE
TM26 (Earthquake) – 40B763B9 30FA9092
TM27 (Return) – F35612E8 DF5A3388
TM28 (Dig) – E142FCC3 27F93269
TM29 (Psychic) – 334ADA15 00DD173C
TM30 (Shadow Ball) – 848DF53E 11C03BCB
TM31 (Brick Break) – 7E7C1393 4EA124C2
TM32 (Double Team) – 595504D3 5812DDC0
TM33 (Reflect) – 7F54FD32 38D42C04
TM34 (Shock Wave) – 3262C606 CA96F2AC
TM35 (Flamethrower) – 699901C1 D4146993
TM36 (Sludge Bomb) – 38EA2ABC 9F825022
TM37 (Sandstorm) – BAF06A65 76DE2DA7
TM38 (Fire Blast) – 437D8EDD D96C39A5
TM39 (Rock Tomb) – 8B8AB1E7 E5D9327C
TM40 (Aerial Ace) – FDDDD994 1F12CAD4
TM41 (Torment) – EB7B7AC8 CD87A01D
TM42 (Facade) – 400A2E08 BB674CEF
TM43 (Secret Power) – 817340AB 669E1252
TM44 (Rest) – 290EDB0B 033716EA
TM45 (Attract) – 00A2067E 3393D58D
TM46 (Thief) – 1A70058D 0F06F296
TM47 (Steel Wing) – D5280C4F 4EDF6B5A
TM48 (Skill Swap) – D17032BA 105033D8
TM49 (Snatch) – 7002427B BA4E993F
TM50 (Overheat) – E59D1903 1D2D1C5A
HM01 (Cut) – B77739FC 26D71E64
HM02 (Fly) – 6625764E 75091013
HM03 (Surf) – F337F6FE C824F891
HM04 (Strength) – B036BEB1 097E5C89
HM05 (Flash) – F2B1C76A F6DB27B6
HM06 (Rock Smash) – 2E914FA6 D9EFE74A
HM07 (Waterfall) – 3C22A077 6CB5D966
HM08 (Dive) – C7AC2C1B DD487A35
Wild Pokemon Encounter Cheat Codes
These Pokemon Sapphire Cheats all affect wild pokemon in one way or another. Whether it’s your ability to catch pokemon or what kind of pokemon you’re running into, you’ll find this is a very useful section.
No Random Encounters
Repels are a great solution to annoying wild pokemon, but they aren’t permanent. This code, however, is. Enable this cheat and you won’t have to worry about any random battles with wild pokemon for your entire playthrough.
Code:
3B0C8C5E 96FB832D
Improved Catch Rate
This code isn’t exactly a guaranteed catch like you would get with a master ball, but it is a very helpful tool that will improve your chances to around 80% no matter which ball you’re using.
Code:
72024C109EB7 32024C1000C2
Always Encounter Shiny Pokemon
Shiny pokemon are special because they’re rare pokemon variants. Of course, they’re also really cool to look at and have as a part of your team. Throw this cheat code on and every pokemon you come across will be shiny. Pair it with the next code and you can catch any shiny pokemon you want.
Code:
8636B1D6 CA4AB2A9 18452A7D DDE55BCC
Wild Pokemon Encounter Modifier
The wild pokemon encounter modifier allows you to select exactly which pokemon you want to encounter in the wild. Whether you’re walking around the grass, strolling through a cave, or going for a dive, this code will let any pokemon show up in front of you, even if that’s a rare legendary pokemon like Rayquaza.
To use this code just replace ‘XXX’ with the Pokemon ID code for the pokemon you want.
Main Code:
1003A82A 0007 83007D22 0XXX
Pokemon ID Code:
Gen 1 Pokemon:
Bulbasaur – 001 Ivysaur – 002 Venusaur – 003
Charmander – 004 Charmeleon – 005 Charizard – 006
Squirtle – 007 Wartortle – 008 Blastoise – 009
Caterpie – 00A Metapod – 00B Butterfree – 00C
Weedle – 00D Kakuna – 00E Beedrill – 00F
Pidgey – 010 Pidgeotto – 011 Pidgeot – 012
Rattata – 013 Raticate – 014 Spearow – 015
Fearow – 016 Ekans – 017 Arbok – 018
Pikachu – 019 Raichu – 01A Sandshrew – 01B
Sandslash – 01C Nidoran (F) – 01D Nidorina – 01E
Nidoqueen – 01F Nidoran (M) – 020 Nidorino – 021
Nidoking – 022 Clefairy – 023 Clefable – 024
Vulpix – 025 Ninetales – 026 Jigglypuff – 027
Wigglytuff – 028 Zubat – 029 Golbat – 02A
Oddish – 02B Gloom – 02C Vileplume – 02D
Paras – 02E Parasect – 02F Venonat – 030
Venomoth – 031 Diglett – 032 Dugtrio – 033
Meowth – 034 Persian – 035 Psyduck – 036
Golduck – 037 Mankey – 038 Primeape – 039
Growlithe – 03A Arcanine – 03B Poliwag – 03C
Poliwhirl – 03D Poliwrath – 03E Abra – 03F
Kadabra – 040 Alakazam – 041 Machop – 042
Machoke – 043 Machamp – 044 Bellsprout – 045
Weepinbell – 046 Victreebel – 047 Tentacool – 048
Tentacruel – 049 Geodude – 04A Graveler – 04B
Golem – 04C Ponyta – 04D Rapidash – 04E
Slowpoke – 04F Slowbro – 050 Magnemite – 051
Magnetron – 052 Farfetch’d – 053 Doduo – 054
Dodrio – 055 Seel – 056 Dewgong – 057
Grimer – 058 Muk – 059 Shellder – 05A
Cloyster – 05B Gastly – 05C Haunter – 05D
Gengar – 05E Onix – 05F Drowzee – 060
Hypno – 061 Krabby – 062 Kingler – 063
Voltorb – 064 Electrode – 065 Exeggcute – 066
Exegutor – 067 Cubone – 068 Marowak – 069
Hitmonlee – 06A Hitmonchan – 06B Lickitung – 06C
Koffing – 06D Weezing – 06E Rhyhorn – 06F
Rhydon – 070 Chansey – 071 Tangela – 072
Kangaskhan – 073 Horsea – 074 Seadra – 075
Goldeen – 076 Seaking – 077 Staryu – 078
Starmie – 079 Mr. Mime – 07A Scyther – 07B
Jynx – 07C Electabuzz – 07D Magmar – 07E
Pinsir – 07F Tauros – 080 Magicarp – 081
Gyarados – 082 Lapras – 083 Ditto – 084
Eevee – 085 Vaporeon – 086 Jolteon – 087
Flareon – 088 Porygon – 089 Omanyte – 08A
Omastar – 08B Kabuto – 08C Kabutops – 08D
Aerodactyl – 08E Snorlax – 08F Articuno – 090
Zapdos – 091 Moltres – 092 Dratini – 093
Dragonair – 094 Dragonite – 095 Mewtwo – 096
Mew – 097
Gen 2 Pokemon:
Chikorita – 098 Bayleef – 099 Meganium – 09A
Cynaquil – 09B Quilava – 09C Typhlosion – 09D
Totodile – 09E Croconaw – 09F Feraligatr – 0A0
Sentret – 0A1 Furret – 0A2 Hoothoot – 0A3
Noctowl – 0A4 Ledyba – 0A5 Ledian – 0A6
Spinarak – 0A7 Ariados – 0A8 Crobat – 0A9
Chinchou – 0AA Lanturn – 0AB Pichu – 0AC
Cleffa – 0AD Igglybuff – 0AE Togepi – 0AF
Togetic – 0B0 Natu – 0B1 Xatu – 0B2
Mareep – 0B3 Flaaffy – 0B4 Ampharos – 0B5
Bellossom – 0B6 Marill – 0B7 Azumarill – 0B8
Sudowoodo – 0B9 Politoed – 0BA Hoppip – 0BB
Skiploom – 0BC Jumpluff – 0BD Aipom – 0BE
Sunkern – 0BF Sunflora – 0C0 Yanma – 0C1
Wooper – 0C2 Quagsire – 0C3 Espeon – 0C4
Umbreon – 0C5 Murkrow – 0C6 Slowking – 0C7
Misdreavus – 0C8 Unknown – 0C9 Wobbuffet – 0CA
Girafarig – 0CB Pineco – 0CC Forretress – 0CD
Dunsparce – 0CE Gligar – 0CF Steelix – 0D0
Snubbull – 0D1 Granbull – 0D2 Qwilfish – 0D3
Scizor – 0D4 Shuckle – 0D5 Heracross – 0D6
Sneasel – 0D7 Teddiursa – 0D8 Ursaring – 0D9
Slugma – 0DA Magcargo – 0DB Swinub – 0DC
Piloswine – 0DD Corsola – 0DE Remoraid – 0DF
Octillery – 0E0 Delibird – 0E1 Mantine – 0E2
Skarmory – 0E3 Houndour – 0E4 Houndoom – 0E5
Kingdra – 0E6 Phanpy – 0E7 Donphan – 0E8
Porygon2 – 0E9 Stantler – 0EA Smeargle – 0EB
Tyrogue – 0EC Hitmontop – 0ED Smoochum – 0EE
Elekid – 0EF Magby – 0F0 Miltank – 0F1
Blissey – 0F2 Raikou – 0F3 Entei – 0F4
Suicune – 0F5 Larvitar – 0F6 Pupitar – 0F7
Tyranitar – 0F8 Lugia – 0F9 Ho-oh – 0FA
Celebi – 0FB
Gen 3 Pokemon:
Treecko – 115 Grovyle – 116 Sceptile – 117
Torchic – 118 Combusken – 119 Blaziken – 11A
Mudkip – 11B Marshtomp – 11C Swampert – 11D
Poochyena – 11E Mightyena – 11F Zigzagoon – 120
Linoone – 121 Wurmple – 122 Silcoon – 123
Beautifly – 124 Cascoon – 125 Dustox – 126
Lotad – 127 Lombre – 128 Ludicolo – 129
Seedot – 12A Nuzleaf – 12B Shiftry – 12C
Taillow – 130 Swellow – 131 Wingull – 135
Pelipper – 136 Ralts – 188 Kirlia – 189
Gardevoir – 18A Surskit – 137 Masquerain – 138
Shroomish – 132 Breloom – 133 Slakoth – 16C
Vigoroth – 16D Slaking – 16E Nincada – 12D
Ninjask – 12E Shedinja – 12F Whismur – 172
Loudred – 173 Exploud – 174 Makuhita – 14F
Hariyama – 150 Azurill – 15E Nosepass – 140
Skitty – 13B Delcatty – 13C Sableye – 142
Mawile – 163 Aron – 17E Lairon – 17F
Aggron – 180 Meditite – 164 Medicham – 165
Electrike – 151 Manectric – 152 Plusle – 161
Minun – 162 Volbeat – 182 Illumise – 183
Roselia – 16B Gulpin – 16F Swalot – 170
Carvanha – 14A Sharpedo – 14B Wailmer – 139
Wailord – 13A Numel – 153 Camerupt – 154
Slugma – 0DA Magcargo – 0DB Torkoal – 141
Spoink – 15F Grumpig – 160 Spinda – 134
Trapinch – 14C Vibrava – 14D Flygon – 14E
Cacnea – 158 Cacturne – 159 Swablu – 166
Altaria – 167 Zangoose – 17C Seviper – 17B
Lunatone – 15C Solrock – 15D Barboach – 143
Whiscash – 144 Corphish – 146 Crawdaunt – 147
Baltoy – 13E Claydol – 13F Lileep – 184
Cradily – 185 Anorith – 186 Armaldo – 187
Feebas – 148 Milotic – 149 Castform – 181
Kecleon – 13D Shuppet – 179 Banette – 17A
Duskull – 169 Dusclops – 16A Tropius – 171
Chimecho – 19B Absol – 178 Wynaut – 168
Snorunt – 15A Glalie – 15B Spheal – 155
Sealeo – 156 Walrein – 157 Clamperl – 175
Huntail – 176 Gorebyss – 177 Relicanth – 17D
Corsola – 0DE Chinchou – 0AA Lanturn – 0AB
Luvdisc – 145 Bagon – 18B Shelgon – 18C
Salamence – 18D Beldum – 18E Metang – 18F
Metagross – 190 Regirock – 191 Regice – 192
Registeel – 193 Latias – 197 Latios – 198
Kyogre – 194 Groudon – 195 Rayquaza – 196
Jirachi – 199 Deoxys – 19A
Battle Cheat Codes
Battle cheats are cheat codes that impact the core mechanic of any Pokemon game: battling.
Catch Other Trainers’ Pokémon
This one’s all in the name. Keep in mind, this will immediately end a battle if you manage to catch your enemy’s pokemon.
With this code enabled, none of your pokemon will so much as take damage, let alone faint.
Code:
830043B6 03E7
Unlimited PP
With invincibility on, you might as well go the extra mile and make sure none of your pokemon’s moves ever run out.
Code:
42024AA4 FFFF 00000002 0002
Miscellaneous Cheat Codes
Lastly, we have our miscellaneous cheat codes section which is hopefully pretty self-explanatory. These are fun cheats that allow you to mess around with the game in interesting and often useful ways.
Fly Anywhere Cheat
This cheat code allows you to fly to any fly location on the map before you even leave Littleroot. This is great if you really want to mess with the game and try some insane challenges.
The first part of this code gives you access to all ‘Fly-to Areas’, these are towns and other places that you normally gain the ability to fly to once you’ve been there. You can use this even if you plan on flying normally.
The second part of this code pulls up the fly map for you no matter where you are, no matter which pokemon are in your party.
Fly-To Area Code:
42026A56FFFF 000000050002
Open Fly Menu Code (Press L + B + Up at the same time):
7400013001BD 83004B20AB35 7400013001BD
83004B220808 7400013001BD 83004B3E0005
Walk Through Walls
This cheat code lets you go places on the map you usually can’t, a great way to skip towns, battles, or whatever you don’t want to engage in with Pokémon Sapphire.
Code:
E03B0649 5D67050C 78DA95DF 44018CB4
Maximum Money Cheat
This code will give you infinite money to buy anything you don’t feel like cheating into the game.
Code:
E51E97C3 7858E4EB
Unlock All Badges
Lastly, this code unlocks all badges as if you had defeated all 8 gym leaders.
Code:
A12FCE77 0C1EC556
Final Thoughts
Pokemon Sapphire cheats can be a great way to breathe some life into an old classic. Sure, it pains us to say that the third generation of Pokemon is ‘classic’, but that’s the truth and it’s that age and the time it’s afforded us that has given us so much research into how the game works and so many awesome ways to ‘cheat’.
Dane started off gaming at the tender age of 3 with the first Atari console. His favorite video game genres are turn-based RPGs (can I get a shout out for Tactics Ogre?) and fighting games. Read more...
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