1. Pokemon Glazed Evolution Changes
2. Pokemon Glazed Evolution Guide Mod
3. Pokemon Glazed Walkthrough Guide

The Pokemon Sword and Shield Evolution Chart will visually showcase each pokemon and their evolutions. Evolved Pokemon will almost always see stat increases and in some cases Type changes, certain evolutions will require a level be reached or sometimes an item be used. Pokedex # – Determines the placement within the Pokedex. 'Glazed' includes Pokemon from Sinnoh, Unova, and Kalos, even though those regions aren’t geographically included in the game. 'Glazed' also includes the fictional Trade Stone item; this helps evolve Pokemon that would normally need to be evolved through trade. Finally, 'Glazed' includes over 40 Legendary/Mythical Pokemon, all available to. This is a list of Pokemon, and their locations IN THE WILD! As such, it doesn't cover NPC Pokemon, gift Pokemon, eggs. It also doesn't include Pokemon found through the Bug-Catching Contest, or on Mystery Isle. This list was pulled from raw, in-game data. I'm fairly certain all locations are entirely accurate. However, there are many maps in Glazed that have wild data, yet no way to access.

Pokemon Glazed cheat codes coupled with the Gameshark Codes are a perfect way to unlock your achievements faster and hasten the rate at which you finish your journey. Here are the top fully tested cheat codes that range from the catching trainers, mega stone cheats, money cheats to other legendries that will definitely come in handy during the game.

While Pokemon Glazed is a hacked version of Pokemon Emerald, not every cheat code used in the Pokemon Emerald copy will work here. Some Pokemon glazed cheat codes might crash your game so it is wise to save your progress every time you want to apply a hack. If anything bad happens, you can always load your save and resume playing.

How to Use Your Pokemon Glazed Cheat Codes

• Your GBA Emulator should support Gameshark Codes. You can use VBA if it doesn’t
• Select Choose File> Open and navigate to your Pokemon Glazed ROM
• Save your game in VBA using File>Save
• Look for the Cheats menu the choose Cheat Lost
• Click on Gameshark and enter your chosen codes
• If the code needs ‘Real Time Clock’ to work, activate it in VBA by Options>Emulators>check on

‘Real Time Clock’

You will need the Master Code just once when using the Wild Pokemon Modifier Codes. In case you use the Infinite Cash Code, you will have to sell any item in your bag. The item won’t actually be sold and you will earn maximum possible cash (999999.)

To get the item you need after applying an Item Code Pokemon glazed cheat code, head over to the item shop and you will find the item you desire will be first on the buy list.

Here are the Pokemon Glazed Cheat Codes

+ Walk Through Walls

+ Unlimited Master Ball

128898B6 EDA43037

+ Unlimited Rare Candy

+ Infinite Money

d8bae4d9
4864dce5
a86cdba5
19ba49b3
a57e2ede
a5aff3e4
1c7b3231
b494738c
c051ccf6
975e8da1

Pokemon Glazed Evolution Changes

+ Unlimited Trade Stone

You should use this Pokemon glazed cheat codes before you meet 5th GYM leader. Once you enter the code, the first item in Pokemart will be Trade Stone. Requires “Real Time Clock” to work.
82005274 0066

+ Own All Poke Balls (someone reports it maybe harm your game)

+ Wild Pokemon Modifier

Use only one cheat code per load combining it with the prefix right.

83007CF6 ****

Replace **** with:

+ The Level Modifier Pokemon Glazed Cheat Codes

These codes will help you tweak and hack the game levels on the go. The master code for this section are

B749822B CE9BFAC1
A86CDBA5 19BA49B3

Garageband download catalina. Here is a list of the level modifier codes

+ Item and Pokeball Cheat Codes

The primary section is 82005274****

When using these Pokemon glazed cheat codes, replace the **** with the codes below

Pokemon Glazed Evolution Guide Mod

Pokeball cheat codes

Pokemon Glazed Walkthrough Guide

+ Hold Items

+ Key Items

These Pokemon glazed cheat codes will help you posses a couple of specific items while playing the game.

A Mega Stone is a type of help item introduced in the Pokemon game that allows Pokemon to Mega Evolve. These stones come from evolutionary stores irradiated by the legendary Pokemon Yveltal and Xerneas. Pokemon Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby these stones are believed to come from meteorites which fall down from the sky.

How to Use the Pokemon Mega Stone Cheat

Pokemon Glazed Mega Stone cheats are an exciting way of playing this game. Ensure that the real-time clock is turned on before you activate and play this game. To active it in VBA, Options > Emulators > Check “Real Time Clock”. Once the clock is on, follow this steps to install the hack or cheat code;

1. Go to you games menu, click on the cheat option then drop down for description.
2. Click on the description box and box pops up
3. Copy and paste this code 82005274 0066, a trade stone cheat code
4. Replace the last three digits 066 of the code with 05C for your code to read 82005274 005C
5. Name your cheat then click enter and go back to the game and purchase as many items as possible

Note that every item you buy at the PokeMart will be a Mega Stone

1. With the items you’ve purchased go to the games menu and select the one you want evolve and click okay.

Enjoy your game using this mega stone cheat by collecting and evolving as much as you can. A point to note is that you should not implement any Pokemon that does not mega-evolve.

Have you managed to install and use the Pokemon Glazed mega stone cheat? Is it working for you perfectly? We would like to hear from you, so share your comments below.

That’s all the Pokemon Glazed Cheat codes for now. If you have any working hacks that aren’t in the list, please share them in the comments section below. We will add them to our list. Happy gaming!

I played through Pokemon Glazed last summer and it is the first Pokemon ROM hack I’ve played. I originally intended to write a full review of Glazed, but given how long my review of Pokemon Light Platinum turned out, I decided to just focus on the difficulty curve aspect of it. However, I will note that Glazed is a very well done ROM hack and I would highly recommend checking it out if you like Pokemon games.

Just to give a little background first, Pokemon Glazed has three regions: a new one called Tunod, a remake of Johto, and a smaller region called Rankor. It also has rematches for most of the trainers, including gym leaders and Elite Fours & Champions.

My difficulty curve covering the main parts of Pokemon Glazed. The beginning is pretty tough, then after some grinding my Pokemon caught up and the rest of the game was easy until the very end for the Johto Elite Four & Champion rematch. The two spikes in the middle represent the Tunod E4 and Johto E4 first rounds.

Anyway, Pokemon Glazed was pretty difficult at the beginning of the game. By the time I got to the third or fourth town or thereabouts, I really had to start grinding significantly to catch my Pokemon up to the levels of the trainers. Fortunately, the trainer rematches helped make grinding faster and less boring (since beating the trainer Pokemon gives more experience than wild Pokemon), so I think rematches was a really effective feature to add from a design standpoint.

After getting past the first two or three gyms, the difficulty level got much easier and I was able to cruise through the rest of the game without many hitches. Glazed is very long for a Pokemon game, so starting around the middle of the game the easiness actually made it get a little boring, but I still kept up enough interest to continue. This is not unusual in Pokemon games though; in almost every Pokemon game I’ve played – official and hacked ones – I get bored after beating the first Elite Four & Champion, so considering how long Glazed is, the fact that I still kept my interest is pretty good. One design choice that made the game more difficult and interesting is that the Tunod E4 Pokemon teams are based on color instead of type. Typically in Pokemon games the E4 teams are based on type, so you can usually pick one or two Pokemon that are super effective against a team and clean up; however, Glazed requires you to be more strategic in which Pokemon you use for each battle because the teams are more varied.

At the very end of the game, the difficulty level spiked up again when I rematched the Johto E4 because all their Pokemon hold leftovers, which restores their health a little bit each turn. In my opinion this actually felt like a bit of a cheap and unnecessary way of raising the difficulty, so if I was the designer of Glazed I probably would not have added that feature.

Although I would prefer that the beginning be a little easier and the middle be a little harder, overall I found the difficulty of Pokemon Glazed to be within my flow bounds since I never got bored or frustrated enough to lose interest.