Pokemon Emerald Rare Candy codes

Rare Candy codes for the US retail version of Pokemon Emerald
ResultCodeFormatWhere it appears
Unlimited Rare CandyBFF956FA 2F9EC50DGameShark v3 / Action ReplayPC Item Storage
Rare Candy at Poke Mart82005274 0044CodeBreakerFirst shop item, costs 4,800

Where the Rare Candies appear

  1. Enable BFF956FA 2F9EC50D under the GameShark or Action Replay type.
  2. Enter a Pokemon Center and open your own PC.
  3. Choose Item Storage, then Withdraw Item.
  4. Withdraw the amount you need.
  5. Turn the cheat off before making a new in-game save.

Cheat type by emulator

Where to add the code
EmulatorMenuType to select
mGBATools > Cheats > Add New SetGameShark
VBA-MCheats > Cheat listGameshark
My BoyMenu > Cheats > New CheatAuto-detected
DeltaPause > Cheat Codes > +GameShark

Why the code may not work

  • The PC code was entered as CodeBreaker instead of GameShark.
  • You checked the bag instead of PC Item Storage.
  • The ROM is a hack, a different region or a modified dump.
  • Another item code is writing to the same memory address.
  • The emulator needs you to leave and re-enter the Pokemon Center after enabling the code.

Protect the save file

Keep a backup of the .sav file before enabling any memory code. Run one item cheat at a time, withdraw the items, disable the cheat, and only then save in-game. Rare Candies raise levels without awarding battle EVs, so a candy-only roster may need EV training later.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Pokemon Emerald Rare Candy cheat?

BFF956FA 2F9EC50D, entered as a GameShark v3 or Action Replay code, fills PC Item Storage with Rare Candies.

Why are the candies not in my bag?

The GameShark code writes to the Pokemon Center PC Item Storage. Use your own PC and choose Withdraw Item.

Does the code work on a ROM hack?

Not reliably. ROM hacks can move the memory address and should use codes written specifically for that hack.

Sources

Primary sources are preferred for current availability and product features. Older walkthrough details are labeled and cross-checked where possible.