Pokemon Emerald - Battle Frontier ROM

Features

• New games skip Emerald’s main-story progression and begin with a short route to the Battle Frontier.
• The opening includes the required Frontier access, all eight badges, the PokéNav, Frontier Pass, running shoes, and a registered Mach Bike.
• A guided introduction demonstrates the PokéNav and Pokémon Lab before play begins in earnest.
• The introduction can be skipped and safely unwinds nested menus before returning control to the player.
• Opening, naming-screen, ferry, and first-battle transitions have been adjusted for the shortened route.
• The starter-selection prompt has been rewritten for the Frontier-focused opening.

• Create a new Pokémon directly in an empty party slot or edit an existing party member.
• Choose the species through a reusable National Pokédex selection and search interface.
• Set level, nature, ability slot, held item, IVs, EVs, and moves.
• Preview calculated stats while editing IVs and EVs.
• Apply maximum-IV, zero-Speed-IV, cleared-EV, and 252/252/4 EV presets.
• Adjust stats quickly with accelerated directional input.
• Choose moves through a searchable interface.
• Restrict move choices to the selected species’ legal Generation III level-up, TM/HM, tutor, egg, and pre-evolution move pools.
• Validate a build before saving it to the party.
• Generate species-appropriate gender and preserve the selected ability slot.
• Open the Pokémon Lab from the party menu or PokéNav.

• Open both the Pokémon Lab and Pokémon Storage System from the PokéNav.
• Press L in the overworld to open the PokéNav once it is available.
• Show nature-raised and nature-lowered stats with distinct colors on the Pokémon Summary screen.
• Choose avatar appearance independently from the player character’s gender.
• Present May first in avatar selection and in the title introduction.

• Choose Normal or Hard difficulty when entering any of the seven facilities: Battle Tower, Battle Factory, Battle Dome, Battle Arena, Battle Palace, Battle Pike, and Battle Pyramid.
• Use the strongest Frontier trainer pools from the beginning of Hard challenges.
• Encounter Frontier Brains earlier in Hard mode.
• Give Battle Factory rentals the intended Hard-mode IVs.
• Keep active challenges, streaks, records, and relevant facility progression isolated between Normal and Hard modes.
• View Normal and Hard results separately from each facility’s record computer.
• Preserve the facilities’ Level 50 and Open Level choices and their supported battle formats.