Pokémon FireRed Version: Pokémon FireRed: Bill's Secret Garden 
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Pokémon FireRed: Bill's Secret Garden is a Vanilla+ ROM hack of Pokémon FireRed for Game Boy Advance. It introduces a new garden area accessible through a teleporter in Bill's house, featuring Pokémon from the GS Spaceworld Beta, resulting in 40 new Pokémon. The game incorporates modern mechanics such as the Fairy-type and an updated Pokédex, allowing all 386 original Generation 3 Pokémon to be obtainable before the Elite Four.
Bill's Secret Garden (BSG) is a Vanilla+ rom hack for FireRed. This includes the following changes to the base game:
• The namesake feature of this hack is a new garden area accessed from a teleporter in Bill's house. Here, you will find Pokémon from the GS Spaceworld Beta that were cut from the original Gold & Silver versions! Between the Pokémon you can find in the garden and new evolutions, there are a total of 40 new Pokémon to find.
• This hack uses the Complete FireRed Upgrade as a base, an engine overhaul that adds in modern mechanics and Pokémon. All the changes associated with this new engine are included, such as the Fairy-type, modern moves and battle mechanics, and the DexNav.
• Encounter tables have been updated so all 386 Pokémon originally in Generation 3 are catchable, with nearly all of them able to be found before the Elite Four.
• Any pre-evolutions, evolutions, forms, or variants of the original 386 Gen3 Pokémon that were introduced in later generations have been made available. This includes Paradox forms, which are accessible as split evolutions from the original line they are based on.
• Trainer teams have been updated to take advantage of the newly available Pokémon. While this isn't intended as a difficulty hack, this does mean some trainers will naturally be harder than the base game.
• Various other changes such as new move tutors and shops, as well as adjustments to item availability and moves.
Despite using CFRU as a base, Mega Evolution and Gen 4-9 Pokémon unrelated to existing lines have been excluded from BSG.
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POKEMON FIRERED: BILL'S SECRET GARDEN v1.0
Rom hack by TibJib
===========================================
Online version of this readme with active links can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Au7F-dqAkDQf7MhSL9GHLvjDil4SMfSNDWOmZBGacvc/edit?usp=sharing
Documentation for this rom hack can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bywsxxD06xGuGpHlBZTbCKAszi3jr6k7XOuu5g-vTH4/edit?usp=sharing
===========
OVERVIEW
===========
Bill's Secret Garden (BSG) is a Vanilla+ rom hack for FireRed. This includes the following changes to the base game:
• The namesake feature of this hack is a new garden area accessed from a teleporter in Bill's house. Here, you will find Pokemon from the GS Spaceworld Beta! Between the Pokemon you can find in the garden and new evolutions, there are a total of 40 new Pokemon to find.
• This hack uses CFRU as a base along with the Dynamic Pokemon Expansion. All the changes associated with this new engine are included, such as the Fairy-type, modern moves and battle mechanics, and the DexNav.
• Encounter tables have been updated so all 386 Pokemon in Gen 3 are catchable, with nearly all of them able to be found before the Elite Four.
• Any pre-evolutions, evolutions, forms, or variants of the original 386 Gen 3 Pokemon that were introduced in later generations have been made available. This includes Paradox forms, which are accessible as split evolutions from the original line they are based on.
• Trainer teams have been updated to take advantage of the newly available Pokemon. While this isn't intended as a difficulty hack, this does mean some trainers will naturally be harder than the base game.
• Various other changes such as new move tutors and shops, to help support the previously mentioned changes.
Despite using CFRU as a base, Mega Evolution and Gen 4-9 Pokemon unrelated to existing lines have been excluded from BSG.
Possible future features:
-Add new "superboss" trainers to the post-game.
-Update animations for new attacks, which are currently recycling existing animations.
-Create an optional "Hard Mode" patch.
-Create an optional patch that enables Mega Evolution, if demand is high enough.
-Update certain Pokemon icons (some of them are pretty terrible…)
-Change in-game trades.
-Balance changes based on any feedback received.
-Multi-move tutors.
KNOWN BUGS:
-The TM descriptions past TM50 are blank when viewed in the TM Case.
-The map sprite for the roaming legendary that appears after beating the League is broken and shows the wrong Pokemon.
-PokeDex entries have not been updated.
-Nincada’s normal evolution method isn’t working, making Shedinja impossible to get. Added a new evolution method to get Shedinja using a Dusk Stone.
============
ROM Patching
============
The UPS file must be patched to a specific FireRed GBA ROM:
1636 - Pokemon Fire Red (U)(Squirrels).gba
Use a .ups patcher (such as NUPS or tsukuyomi) or an online patcher such as this one:
https://www.marcrobledo.com/RomPatcher.js/
=========
Changelog
=========
1.0 - 7/22/24
------------------
The first release! As there are no version changes, I’ll provide the full list of changes from base FireRed.
* CFRU and DPE have been applied via Leon’s Base Rom in HexManiacAdvance. All basic features included in this engine upgrade are applied.
* 40 new Pokemon added, with some being new lines and others being new evolutions.
* New moves have been added, primarily as signature moves for the new Pokemon.
* New evolution items have been added.
* A new area was added to Bill’s House via a teleporter in the back. This garden area houses most of the new Pokemon.
* Later generation evolutions and forms for the original 386 Pokemon have been made available.
* Mega Mawile and Mega Sableye have been made into their own Pokemon, Feauxile and Gemineye. They will evolve from their original forms by level.
* G-Ponyta/G-Rapidash and Masquerain have had their types changed.
* Covet has been changed into a Fairy-type move.
* Encounter tables have been altered to allow most Pokemon to be found before the Elite Four.
* Small new areas have been added all over the region to provide catching locations for some Pokemon.
* The female trainer sprite has been changed to Blue (JP). Sprite courtesy of LouLilie.
* Trainer teams have been updated to take advantage of the newly available Pokemon.
* In addition, many mid-to-late game trainers who were still using unevolved Pokemon have been given final evolutions. This is most noticeable on the routes leading to Fuchsia and beyond.
* TM locations have been moved to increase availability.
* Move Tutors are now repeatable. Most Tutors have been given different moves and new Move Tutors have been added all over the region.
* PokeMarts have been updated with a second vendor for additional items, such as special Pokeballs and type-boosters.
* The DexNav has been made available in Veridian.
* The Good Rod has been moved to Lavender Town.
* Item selection in the Department Store has been expanded, including more evolution items and more Pokeballs.
* New vendors have been added to Celadon Mansion, Pokemon Trainer Fan Club, Fuchsia City, Two Island, and Five Island, providing various rare items.
* The Mystic Ticket is available on the Sevii Islands before the Elite Four.
* The National Dex catching requirement has been reduced to 30. Note, only the original 150 Kanto Pokemon will count towards this number.
* The Aurora Ticket is available in the post-game Sevii Islands.
* The Elite Four rematches have been updated with new Pokemon and are designed to be a bit harder than the vanilla game.
* A special trainer has been added to Birth Island, with a team in the mid-80s. Proceed with caution.
========
CREDITS
========
Tools:
CFRU by Skeli789, ghoulslash and more
https://github.com/Skeli789/Complete-Fire-Red-Upgrade
Dynamic Pokemon Expansion
https://github.com/Skeli789/Dynamic-Pokemon-Expansion?tab=readme-ov-file
HexManiacAdvance by haven1433
https://github.com/haven1433/HexManiacAdvance
Sprites:
I edited most of the new sprites for the beta Pokemon myself, creating GBA-styled sprites using existing GB-style sprites as a base. However, I did not create the original GB sprites, so I'd like to highlight the many talented sprite artists behind these original images.
Most of the Beta Pokemon sprites were edited from those found in the Pokemon GS '97: Reforged rom hack. Credit to Rool, Smalls, Pik, Bencc, Nuuk, Scarlax, Sam the Salmon, and SoupPotato for the original GS versions of these Pokemon:
https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/pok%C3%A9mon-gold-and-silver-97-reforged-complete.437360/
-Flambear -Sunmola
-Volbear -Anchorage
-Dynabear -Grotess (Back)
-Cruize -Wolfur
-Aquallo -Alphur
-Aquarius -Meowsy (Back)
-Kotora -Raika
-Raitora -Enta
-Rinring -Suica
-Bellarin -Bellmit
-Ghual -Cottomew
-Kurstraw -Praxe
-Pangshi -Numpuff
-Rayleep -Mafetch'd
Credit for the following sprites goes to MultiDiegoDani:
https://www.deviantart.com/multidiegodani/art/Some-Beta-Pokemon-Gold-Silver-Sprites-843651024
-Dewpodd
-Grotess (Front)
-Meowsy (Front)
-Anchorage (Tail)
Credit for the following sprites goes to Aethestode:
https://www.deviantart.com/aethestode/art/Spaceworld-Demo-Beta-Pokemon-Sprites-Revamped-856667682
-Bomsheal
-Lickilord
-Gelania
-Noctowl Beta
-Remoraid Beta
Beta Octillery sprite created by peeboy:
https://www.spriters-resource.com/custom_edited/pokemongeneration2customs/sheet/134704/
The front sprite for Gorochu was edited from the sprite found in the Kanto Expansion Pak rom hack. Credit to artists RacieBeep, Martha’s Against Humanity and Albatross:
https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/kanto-expansion-pak.525646/
The back sprite for Goruchu was edited from sprites made by Keiitan and JabariWilliams:
https://www.deviantart.com/keiitan/art/Gorochu-revamped-795662678
https://www.deviantart.com/jabariwilliams/art/Gorochu-GBA-Style-957712705
The sprite for Keelisk was edited from sprites made by Abeshoken on DeviantArt and the Earthretha Fakemon Pack by NanaelJustice:
https://www.deviantart.com/abeshoken/art/Drakkarow-Betamon-840880948
https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/earthretha-fakemon-pack.527306/
The back sprite for Meowsy was edited from sprite made by Drafex14 on DeviantArt:
https://www.deviantart.com/drafex14/art/Beta-Sprites-All-Copia-895048858
The "puffball" part of the Cottomew sprite was edited from a sprite made by Pokemon-Future:
https://pokemon-future.tumblr.com/about
Sprites for Gen 6-9 Pokémon taken from the PokeCommunity Sprite Repository:
https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/ds-style-gen-vii-and-beyond-pok%C3%A9mon-sprite-repository-in-64x64.368703/
The sprites for the SECRET Pokémon were taken from the rom hack TPP Burning Red. Credit for original design goes to Warupua on DeviantArt:
https://github.com/TwitchPlaysPokemon/tpp_burning_red
https://www.deviantart.com/warupua
The sprites used for Beta Girafarig and Tangel came from unknown/lost sources. If anyone knows the origin of these particular sprites, please let me know and I will be happy to credit the original artists.
The female trainer sprite of LGPE Blue (JP) was created by LouLilie.
https://x.com/Lou_Lilie
Special thanks to the HexManiac Discord server, for helping me throughout this entire process.
================
Development Trivia
================
-This hack was first conceived with the thought "Wouldn't it be cool to play through FireRed with the GS beta Pokémon? Maybe have a garden behind Bill's house where you can catch them!". That was originally all this hack was going to be.
-Then I got thinking, "The Gen 3 mechanics are a bit limiting when designing how these Pokemon will work. I'd at least like to have the Physical/Special split to give them more design variety. I guess I'll use CFRU as the base for the hack".
-This led to the thought, "Well if CFRU includes them anyway, I might as well make the later generation evolutions available in the game. And if I'm going that far, I should make the regional forms available too."
-Then Scarlet/Violet came out. I saw all the new Paradox forms and thought "It would be great to include those as split evolutions for the Pokemon they're based on!"
-This all led to the reasoning that "If I'm adding all these new Pokemon, I should make this a 386 hack as well so all of them will be available to the player before the Elite Four. Should probably make sure the trainers they encounter also use all available Pokemon."
-And that ladies and gentlemen, is the dangers of Feature Creep.
-One last thing. Before commiting to creating new sprites for all the beta Pokemon, I had briefly considered just changing all the Pokemon sprites in the game into Gen 1-2 style sprites. Glad I took the extra effort instead.
Database match: Pokemon - FireRed Version (USA)
Database: No-Intro: Game Boy Advance (v. 20210227-023848)
File/ROM SHA-1: 41CB23D8DCCC8EBD7C649CD8FBB58EEACE6E2FDC
File/ROM CRC32: DD88761C
• The namesake feature of this hack is a new garden area accessed from a teleporter in Bill's house. Here, you will find Pokémon from the GS Spaceworld Beta that were cut from the original Gold & Silver versions! Between the Pokémon you can find in the garden and new evolutions, there are a total of 40 new Pokémon to find.
• This hack uses the Complete FireRed Upgrade as a base, an engine overhaul that adds in modern mechanics and Pokémon. All the changes associated with this new engine are included, such as the Fairy-type, modern moves and battle mechanics, and the DexNav.
• Encounter tables have been updated so all 386 Pokémon originally in Generation 3 are catchable, with nearly all of them able to be found before the Elite Four.
• Any pre-evolutions, evolutions, forms, or variants of the original 386 Gen3 Pokémon that were introduced in later generations have been made available. This includes Paradox forms, which are accessible as split evolutions from the original line they are based on.
• Trainer teams have been updated to take advantage of the newly available Pokémon. While this isn't intended as a difficulty hack, this does mean some trainers will naturally be harder than the base game.
• Various other changes such as new move tutors and shops, as well as adjustments to item availability and moves.
Despite using CFRU as a base, Mega Evolution and Gen 4-9 Pokémon unrelated to existing lines have been excluded from BSG.
===========================================
POKEMON FIRERED: BILL'S SECRET GARDEN v1.0
Rom hack by TibJib
===========================================
Online version of this readme with active links can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Au7F-dqAkDQf7MhSL9GHLvjDil4SMfSNDWOmZBGacvc/edit?usp=sharing
Documentation for this rom hack can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bywsxxD06xGuGpHlBZTbCKAszi3jr6k7XOuu5g-vTH4/edit?usp=sharing
===========
OVERVIEW
===========
Bill's Secret Garden (BSG) is a Vanilla+ rom hack for FireRed. This includes the following changes to the base game:
• The namesake feature of this hack is a new garden area accessed from a teleporter in Bill's house. Here, you will find Pokemon from the GS Spaceworld Beta! Between the Pokemon you can find in the garden and new evolutions, there are a total of 40 new Pokemon to find.
• This hack uses CFRU as a base along with the Dynamic Pokemon Expansion. All the changes associated with this new engine are included, such as the Fairy-type, modern moves and battle mechanics, and the DexNav.
• Encounter tables have been updated so all 386 Pokemon in Gen 3 are catchable, with nearly all of them able to be found before the Elite Four.
• Any pre-evolutions, evolutions, forms, or variants of the original 386 Gen 3 Pokemon that were introduced in later generations have been made available. This includes Paradox forms, which are accessible as split evolutions from the original line they are based on.
• Trainer teams have been updated to take advantage of the newly available Pokemon. While this isn't intended as a difficulty hack, this does mean some trainers will naturally be harder than the base game.
• Various other changes such as new move tutors and shops, to help support the previously mentioned changes.
Despite using CFRU as a base, Mega Evolution and Gen 4-9 Pokemon unrelated to existing lines have been excluded from BSG.
Possible future features:
-Add new "superboss" trainers to the post-game.
-Update animations for new attacks, which are currently recycling existing animations.
-Create an optional "Hard Mode" patch.
-Create an optional patch that enables Mega Evolution, if demand is high enough.
-Update certain Pokemon icons (some of them are pretty terrible…)
-Change in-game trades.
-Balance changes based on any feedback received.
-Multi-move tutors.
KNOWN BUGS:
-The TM descriptions past TM50 are blank when viewed in the TM Case.
-The map sprite for the roaming legendary that appears after beating the League is broken and shows the wrong Pokemon.
-PokeDex entries have not been updated.
-Nincada’s normal evolution method isn’t working, making Shedinja impossible to get. Added a new evolution method to get Shedinja using a Dusk Stone.
============
ROM Patching
============
The UPS file must be patched to a specific FireRed GBA ROM:
1636 - Pokemon Fire Red (U)(Squirrels).gba
Use a .ups patcher (such as NUPS or tsukuyomi) or an online patcher such as this one:
https://www.marcrobledo.com/RomPatcher.js/
=========
Changelog
=========
1.0 - 7/22/24
------------------
The first release! As there are no version changes, I’ll provide the full list of changes from base FireRed.
* CFRU and DPE have been applied via Leon’s Base Rom in HexManiacAdvance. All basic features included in this engine upgrade are applied.
* 40 new Pokemon added, with some being new lines and others being new evolutions.
* New moves have been added, primarily as signature moves for the new Pokemon.
* New evolution items have been added.
* A new area was added to Bill’s House via a teleporter in the back. This garden area houses most of the new Pokemon.
* Later generation evolutions and forms for the original 386 Pokemon have been made available.
* Mega Mawile and Mega Sableye have been made into their own Pokemon, Feauxile and Gemineye. They will evolve from their original forms by level.
* G-Ponyta/G-Rapidash and Masquerain have had their types changed.
* Covet has been changed into a Fairy-type move.
* Encounter tables have been altered to allow most Pokemon to be found before the Elite Four.
* Small new areas have been added all over the region to provide catching locations for some Pokemon.
* The female trainer sprite has been changed to Blue (JP). Sprite courtesy of LouLilie.
* Trainer teams have been updated to take advantage of the newly available Pokemon.
* In addition, many mid-to-late game trainers who were still using unevolved Pokemon have been given final evolutions. This is most noticeable on the routes leading to Fuchsia and beyond.
* TM locations have been moved to increase availability.
* Move Tutors are now repeatable. Most Tutors have been given different moves and new Move Tutors have been added all over the region.
* PokeMarts have been updated with a second vendor for additional items, such as special Pokeballs and type-boosters.
* The DexNav has been made available in Veridian.
* The Good Rod has been moved to Lavender Town.
* Item selection in the Department Store has been expanded, including more evolution items and more Pokeballs.
* New vendors have been added to Celadon Mansion, Pokemon Trainer Fan Club, Fuchsia City, Two Island, and Five Island, providing various rare items.
* The Mystic Ticket is available on the Sevii Islands before the Elite Four.
* The National Dex catching requirement has been reduced to 30. Note, only the original 150 Kanto Pokemon will count towards this number.
* The Aurora Ticket is available in the post-game Sevii Islands.
* The Elite Four rematches have been updated with new Pokemon and are designed to be a bit harder than the vanilla game.
* A special trainer has been added to Birth Island, with a team in the mid-80s. Proceed with caution.
========
CREDITS
========
Tools:
CFRU by Skeli789, ghoulslash and more
https://github.com/Skeli789/Complete-Fire-Red-Upgrade
Dynamic Pokemon Expansion
https://github.com/Skeli789/Dynamic-Pokemon-Expansion?tab=readme-ov-file
HexManiacAdvance by haven1433
https://github.com/haven1433/HexManiacAdvance
Sprites:
I edited most of the new sprites for the beta Pokemon myself, creating GBA-styled sprites using existing GB-style sprites as a base. However, I did not create the original GB sprites, so I'd like to highlight the many talented sprite artists behind these original images.
Most of the Beta Pokemon sprites were edited from those found in the Pokemon GS '97: Reforged rom hack. Credit to Rool, Smalls, Pik, Bencc, Nuuk, Scarlax, Sam the Salmon, and SoupPotato for the original GS versions of these Pokemon:
https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/pok%C3%A9mon-gold-and-silver-97-reforged-complete.437360/
-Flambear -Sunmola
-Volbear -Anchorage
-Dynabear -Grotess (Back)
-Cruize -Wolfur
-Aquallo -Alphur
-Aquarius -Meowsy (Back)
-Kotora -Raika
-Raitora -Enta
-Rinring -Suica
-Bellarin -Bellmit
-Ghual -Cottomew
-Kurstraw -Praxe
-Pangshi -Numpuff
-Rayleep -Mafetch'd
Credit for the following sprites goes to MultiDiegoDani:
https://www.deviantart.com/multidiegodani/art/Some-Beta-Pokemon-Gold-Silver-Sprites-843651024
-Dewpodd
-Grotess (Front)
-Meowsy (Front)
-Anchorage (Tail)
Credit for the following sprites goes to Aethestode:
https://www.deviantart.com/aethestode/art/Spaceworld-Demo-Beta-Pokemon-Sprites-Revamped-856667682
-Bomsheal
-Lickilord
-Gelania
-Noctowl Beta
-Remoraid Beta
Beta Octillery sprite created by peeboy:
https://www.spriters-resource.com/custom_edited/pokemongeneration2customs/sheet/134704/
The front sprite for Gorochu was edited from the sprite found in the Kanto Expansion Pak rom hack. Credit to artists RacieBeep, Martha’s Against Humanity and Albatross:
https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/kanto-expansion-pak.525646/
The back sprite for Goruchu was edited from sprites made by Keiitan and JabariWilliams:
https://www.deviantart.com/keiitan/art/Gorochu-revamped-795662678
https://www.deviantart.com/jabariwilliams/art/Gorochu-GBA-Style-957712705
The sprite for Keelisk was edited from sprites made by Abeshoken on DeviantArt and the Earthretha Fakemon Pack by NanaelJustice:
https://www.deviantart.com/abeshoken/art/Drakkarow-Betamon-840880948
https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/earthretha-fakemon-pack.527306/
The back sprite for Meowsy was edited from sprite made by Drafex14 on DeviantArt:
https://www.deviantart.com/drafex14/art/Beta-Sprites-All-Copia-895048858
The "puffball" part of the Cottomew sprite was edited from a sprite made by Pokemon-Future:
https://pokemon-future.tumblr.com/about
Sprites for Gen 6-9 Pokémon taken from the PokeCommunity Sprite Repository:
https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/ds-style-gen-vii-and-beyond-pok%C3%A9mon-sprite-repository-in-64x64.368703/
The sprites for the SECRET Pokémon were taken from the rom hack TPP Burning Red. Credit for original design goes to Warupua on DeviantArt:
https://github.com/TwitchPlaysPokemon/tpp_burning_red
https://www.deviantart.com/warupua
The sprites used for Beta Girafarig and Tangel came from unknown/lost sources. If anyone knows the origin of these particular sprites, please let me know and I will be happy to credit the original artists.
The female trainer sprite of LGPE Blue (JP) was created by LouLilie.
https://x.com/Lou_Lilie
Special thanks to the HexManiac Discord server, for helping me throughout this entire process.
================
Development Trivia
================
-This hack was first conceived with the thought "Wouldn't it be cool to play through FireRed with the GS beta Pokémon? Maybe have a garden behind Bill's house where you can catch them!". That was originally all this hack was going to be.
-Then I got thinking, "The Gen 3 mechanics are a bit limiting when designing how these Pokemon will work. I'd at least like to have the Physical/Special split to give them more design variety. I guess I'll use CFRU as the base for the hack".
-This led to the thought, "Well if CFRU includes them anyway, I might as well make the later generation evolutions available in the game. And if I'm going that far, I should make the regional forms available too."
-Then Scarlet/Violet came out. I saw all the new Paradox forms and thought "It would be great to include those as split evolutions for the Pokemon they're based on!"
-This all led to the reasoning that "If I'm adding all these new Pokemon, I should make this a 386 hack as well so all of them will be available to the player before the Elite Four. Should probably make sure the trainers they encounter also use all available Pokemon."
-And that ladies and gentlemen, is the dangers of Feature Creep.
-One last thing. Before commiting to creating new sprites for all the beta Pokemon, I had briefly considered just changing all the Pokemon sprites in the game into Gen 1-2 style sprites. Glad I took the extra effort instead.
Database match: Pokemon - FireRed Version (USA)
Database: No-Intro: Game Boy Advance (v. 20210227-023848)
File/ROM SHA-1: 41CB23D8DCCC8EBD7C649CD8FBB58EEACE6E2FDC
File/ROM CRC32: DD88761C
Time to Beat
Main Story 30h 0m
Main + Extras 47h 11m
ttb_all 35h 0m
ttb_multi_comp 1h 0m
Speedrun Avg 4h 3m
Release Date
Jul 31, 2024
4 months ago
GBA Core Required
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