Download Pre-patched Pokemon Emerald Seaglass GBA Rom

Creator: Nemo622
Version: 3.0
Updated: September 21, 2024
Language: English
Progress: 100% Completed

Pokemon Emerald Seaglass is a GBA Rom created by Nemo622, available in English. The current progress is 100% Completed. Latest version: 3.0. It was last updated on September 21, 2024 and is now available to download.

Description

Pokemon Emerald Seaglass reimagines the Hoenn region with a GB Color-inspired aesthetic and exciting updates. Enjoy a complete visual overhaul, cozy graphics, and revamped battle backgrounds. All Pokémon from Generations 1-3 are obtainable, with added cross-generation evolutions and enhanced versions of weaker Pokémon.

Explore new minigames like Scuba Diving and Pinball, and visit Rustboro City’s Wishing Well to acquire random Pokémon using Wishing Stars. Experience quality-of-life improvements, a modernized battle engine, and optional Hard Mode for an added challenge. Discover all Legendaries and hidden secrets in this nostalgic yet innovative adventure!

Game Progress

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Change Log

v3.0

Major Changes:
- New Title Screen background by hlf_dzn
- Protagonists are now Brendan and May!
  - Sprites by goncas (Overworld Sprites) and Justin8964 (Battle Sprites)
- New Overworld Sprites for Gym Leaders, Elite Four, Team Aqua/Magma, and other important NPCs! (All created by the amazing goncas in our Discord community!)
- Reverted / updated some battle backgrounds
- Many new item icons by Glados11388
- NPC warning of possible Safari Zone bugs
Balance Changes:
- Light Ball works with Pichu, Raichu, and Spiky-Ear Pichu now
  - Wild Pichu can also be found holding the Light Ball
- Spinda now learns Superpower (lv. 45) and Fiery Dance (lv. 37) (also gave it +5 HP)
- Aggron learns Dragon Dance (lv. 47)
- Farfetch’d learns Victory Dance (lv. 45)
- Tropius Special Attack +5
- Seviper Speed buff, Zangoose HP buff
- Drowzee and Hypno actually learn dark type moves now! lol
Bug Fixes:
- Removed Trainer name boxes to fix Pinball bug, sorry y’all

v2.2

Major Changes:
- Followers can be disabled or manually set
  - “FOLLOWER” option added to party menu
  - “SET” and “UNSET” will set or remove the Pokémon as your “Preferred Follower”. When set, your preferred follower will always be following you, no matter the party order
  - “RETURN” returns the follower to their ball, disabling followers in the overworld
- Hard Mode changes:
  - Can now use both SHIFT and SET mode
  - Cannot use Bag in trainer battles
- EV/IV EDITOR MENU MOVED
  - Now accessible through NPC running laps at Battle Frontier entrance
  - Makes room for Follower option in party menu, so it had to move
- Trainer names in a cute little box on text window
- More item icons in GBC style by _glados11388
Balance Changes:
- Happily evolves into Chansey at level 15 (no need for Oval Stone)
- Ninjask type -> Bug/Dark type with secondary ability Sharpness (+ moveset changes)
- Ledian learns Victory Dance at level 38
- Tyranitar hidden ability -> Earth Eater
- Lanturn learns Tail Glow on evolution
- Venusaur learns Weather Ball, Sunny Day, and Ancient Power
- Ho-Oh ability -> Soul Heart
- Lugia ability -> Water Power
Bug Fixes:
- Double battles no longer occur with 1 Pokémon in your party
- Nasty Surprise ability (Drowzee/Hypno) now functional
  - Developers note: Please please give this a try lol, it makes Poison GasHypno so fun
- Fixed Alolan Geodude following sprite
- Castform family now has consistent stat totals (80 across the board!)
- Fixed Yanmega shiny palette

Features

Complete Visual Overhaul: Enjoy a cozy, Game Boy Color-inspired aesthetic with revamped graphics throughout the game.
All Gen 1-3 Pokémon and More: Catch every Pokémon from Generations 1-3, along with cross-generation evolutions like Roserade, Mamoswine, and Farigiraf.
Tweaks to Underrated Pokémon: Underused Pokémon have been given exciting updates (e.g., Ghost/Flying Noctowl, Grass/Dragon Sceptile, Water/Fire Octillery) to enhance their viability.
Modernized Battle Engine: Experience the latest mechanics, including the Physical/Special split and the Fairy type.
New Minigames and Events: Participate in fresh activities, such as a Scuba Diving competition in Pacifidlog Town and Pinball games that unlock rare items and Alolan Eggs.
Following Pokémon: Bring your Pokémon along on your adventure with a following Pokémon feature.
Rustboro City Wishing Well: Use Wishing Stars in a gacha-like system to obtain random Pokémon, adding an element of surprise to your playthroughs.
In-Game Cheat Codes: Access cheat codes directly through the Player’s GameCube, offering fun customization options.
Adjustable Difficulty and Settings: Toggle Hard Mode, Soft Level Cap, and more by interacting with a book on the Player’s desk.
Enhanced Battle Backgrounds: Battles now feature lively, improved backgrounds that add flair to every encounter.
Unique Pokémon Typings: Certain Pokémon with traditionally “boring” types have been reimagined with new typing niches.
Improved Battle Sprites: Enjoy updated sprites, thanks to contributions from the Substitube and SageDeoxys communities.
Revamped HM System: HMs no longer take up move slots—once you obtain an HM and the corresponding badge, eligible Pokémon can use the move outside of battle automatically.
Auto-Run Toggle: Press R to enable or disable auto-run at your convenience.
Refined Tiles: Many tiles have been updated for a more polished appearance (with contributions from Arex on itch).
Spiky-Ear Pichu: This special Pokémon is now obtainable, with better stats than before. Finding it is a fun Easter egg for those who explore!
Quality of Life (QoL) Features: Options include disabling battle backgrounds for a GBC-like experience, turning off the soft level cap, and enabling Hard Mode for a greater challenge.
All Legendaries Included: Discover and catch all Legendaries, many with expanded events. Some, like Mew, Ho-oh, and Lugia, are accessible before you face the Champion, adding excitement for both new and veteran players.
Rustboro Wishing Well – Gacha System: Use Wishing Stars (found early or purchased later) to get random Level 1 Pokémon, adding replayability and variety to your playthroughs.
New Events and Items: Unlock helpful items like the Shiny Charm and even encounter Pokémon from future generations, including Tinkatink and Applin!