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PokeGod UN-code part A:
To get the secret Pokemon in the secret areas, you must do the secret
access code. It is the following.
(1.) Must have all 150 pokemon (2.) Must have beaten the Elite Four (3.) Have three Legendary Birds and three Goedudes (4.) Put the three Birds at the top of the active six list (Articuno, then Zapdos, then Moltres) (5.) Put the Geodudes at the bottom of the list (6.) Talk to Mr. Psychic in
Saffron (7.) He will say something different then he'll say "Regularly now that you have done the access code you must have two versions of the game . . ." (8.) Now you must get each of these in order.
What's wrong?
Well, for starters. IT DOESN'T WORK! That's about it. I thought there might be some truth behind this because there is no real use to finding the 3 PokeBirds, besides getting powerful Pokemon to help you on your way. All 3 are in out the way places that are not necessary to beat the game. (Except Moltres, but its in a remote corner not necessary to go to.) Another version of it calls for using the 3 birds + a geo dude, graveler, and a golem, yet, this does not work.
PokeGod UN-code part B:
Mew again:
Start a new game and get a pokemon (on the version you DON'T have all 150). Trade to your other version and teach it CUT. Trade it back and beat the game until you get SURF and STRENGTH, but Do not go in the S.S. Anne! After you do that, go to the dude that ask for the S.S. Anne ticket and SURF to the right and you'll find an island with a truck on it. Do the access code above and push it. A item ball will be there with Mew!
What's wrong?
Well, the secret access code does not work, so this could not work.
Charcolt:
Charcolt is supposed to be another PokeGod from the Gold/Silver version. I have no idea what it is supposed to be, or what he looks like. It does sound cool though, just because its a secret. This one is another access code one that doesn't seem to work quite right.
PokeGod UN-code part C:
Once you have Mew go to the guy in Celadon Department Store that tells you Graveler evolves into Golem when traded. Now go into the TV/Game department (where you got the TM Counter). There will be a guy playing Game Boy. Talk to him and he should give you Charcolt. If not, just wander
around that building talking to people. You should find him.
What's wrong?
If you can't get Mew, well then, you can't get Charcolt. That's about it.
FLARETH: This is supposed to be a fire (obviously) PokeGod of some kind. Once again, now idea what it looks like, or what powers it has, but then again, if its secret, it has to be cool...
PokeGod UN-code part D:
Now that you have 152 pokemon, get 4 Moltres by trade or gameshark and have them in your active six. Only have the Moltres. So you only have four to use. Now go in the Celadon Department Store again and go to the top floor. Talk to the girl that tells you she's thirsty 100 times. Now talk to her one . . . more . . . time . . .
What's wrong?
If you can't get 151, or 152, then it can't work. So, you definitely can't get 153..know what I'm saying? Plus, it just sounds like someone trying to get you going, because of the 101 times you have to talk to her.
PokeGod UN-code part E:
Pikablu again:
Now that you have 153 pokemon go into Cerulean City with a SURF pokemon. SURF up and down the River near the UNKNOWN DUNGEON using the Item Finder. When you find something, look for a poke ball (by continuously pressing A wherever you go). In the ball there will be a note, "There is a rare pokemon by Cinnabar Island." Be prepared because this Pokemon is strong! Go to Cinnabar Island and have the pokemon you supposibly taught DIG. DIG in the water around the Island and he should pop up.
What's wrong?
Dig is used to get out of caves, not to "dig". So, umm, it doesn't make sense. I've heard that you have to have to press "A" a bunch, but that doesn't work either, because, well, the access code doesn't work! If you could get 153 Pokemon, it might work, but, well, no. It doesn't work this way.
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