Pokemon Colosseum Cheats (GameCube)

Use the following trick at a save point to restore your Pokemon to full health. Put the
fainted Pokemon in, then take it out again.

Successfully complete the game, then go to the Deep Colosseum. You will find Silver Teeth
as you are about to enter. Go to the old man outside the herb shop. Give them to him, he
will give you UFO Disk -L. This will enable you to go left and get the Amulet Coin. The
Amulet Coin gives you more money when you use the Pokemon equipped with it in battle.

To get Ho-Oh, purify all 48 Shadow Pokemon and defeat 100 trainers on Mt. Battle using
only the Pokemon from your story mode team. Note: Your PC must have an empty slot.
Additionally, have all the Shadow Pokemon purified and defeat Mt. Battle (battle mode).
Complete Mt. Battle in RPG mode and you will be rewarded with Ho-oh.

Get the Time Flute and call Celebi. When Shadow Pokemon see Celebi, they will become
purified. Alternately, get the Time Flute to Jurachi to do the job. Additionally, get the
Cologne Case and buy about eight Vivid Scents. Then, use them on a Shadow Pokemon.

The first Time Flute is obtained after you defeat Dakim. The second Time Flute is obtained
when you put the U-Disk in the UFO (it is in a chest in the room). A third Time Flute can
be found on the 100th Mt. Battle area. In order to get it, you must have at least level 60
Pokemon.

Suicune can be found as a Shadow Pokemon of Cipher Admin Venus in The Under.

After you have the badges you will get an email from Eagun. Go to him in Agate Village.
Talk to him and you will receive a Master Ball.

Go behind Eagun's house and down the slope. You will find a chest containing an Exp.
Share.

Defeat Mirror B (Red Badge), Dakim (Green Badge), Venus (Blue Badge), and Ein (Yellow
Badge). Use all the badges to open the door in the Realgam Tower. You will also get them
at the Tower.

Successfully complete the game, then trade your Pokemon back and forth from Pokemon
Ruby or Sapphire. Give the trading Pokemon Nuggets, then sell them in
Pokemon Colosseum. This can also be done with other items.

F-Disk: Defeat Dakim at Mt. Battle.

R-Disk: From the kid locked up in the cage, in the Under.

U-Disk: In a chest, in the Subway, near the boxes.

D-Disk: Defeat Head Gonzap in the Snagem Hideout.

L-Disk: Talk to the old man in front of the Herb Shop. 

After getting one starter Shadow Pokemon at the beginning, you need to get the rest of
them. Complete the game and go to the Snagem Hideout. Look through the hideout until you
see a man in only one color (green, blue or red). Battle him and snag his Shadow Pokemon.
You will soon get an email. When you get it, go to the Kids Guild and talk to Nett. Then,
go by the Junk Shop and fight Gurks. Talk to Gurks then go to the Shadow Pokemon Lab. Go
to the last room of the Lab (where you fought Ein). You will see a person. Battle him and
snag his Shadow Pokemon.

The PC does a lot more now than to store your Pokemon. It also heals them to full health,
removes status ailments (except Hyper Mode), and even revives fallen Pokemon.

To get Jurachi, load him into the Game Boy Advance from the bonus disc. Then, transfer him
to Pokemon Colosseum. Also, after you have the three Legendary Dogs (Suicune,
Riakou, and Entei) and the two dragons Latios and Latias, go to Celebi Place and he will
give you a Master Ball then leave the shrine. Leave and return. Jirachi will be there.
Note: Jirachi cannot be transferred to your game. At Celebi Place, catch Jirachi
with the Master Ball. Leave and purify it. It is a Shadow Pokemon. Come back and get it
purified by Celebi; it will be back. You can try to catch Celebi. It will not be a Shadow
Pokemon. After doing this, you can transport Celebi to your Pokemon Ruby or
Sapphire game.

To make the RPG mode a lot easier, stay a few hours in Pyrite Town's Duel Square, even
though it is drawn as a circle. You can battle all six of the trainers there repeatedly.
This makes purifying Shadow Pokemon a lot easier, and getting 99 of any desired items in
the Pokemon Marts all over Orre, because they still keep giving you money. Unfortunately,
you only receive a little less then the first cash prize that you received. For example,
with the loner trainer on the right, Rider Vant, he will give you 300 for your first win,
but every single time you defeat him after that it is 290. Although this takes time, their
Pokemon are generally easy to defeat because they are at a low level and most of them are
normal types. Note: Each of the Shadow Pokemon they used to have are now replaced
with a different Pokemon (starting with lone trainer on right and going counter-clockwise.
Also, the money amounts are the cash prizes that you win every time you win a battle with
that trainer after the first battle.



1. Shuppet (level 30) replaces Misdreavus (level 30) for Rider Vant (290). Also has
Zigzagoon (level 28) and Skitty (level 28).

2. Dudou (level 30) replaces Noctowl (level 30) for Rider Nover (270). Also has Ledyba
(level 27) and Wingull (level 27).

3. Pichu (level 30) replaces Flaffy (level 30) for St. Performer Diogo (432). Also has
Shroomish (level 28).

4. Sunkern (level 30) replaces Skiploom (level 30) for Rider Leba (280). Also has
Oddish (level 28) and Dustox (level 28).

5. Horsea (level 30) replaces Quagsire (level 30) for Bandana Guy Divel (480). Also
has Psyduck (level 29).

6. Numel (level 30) replaces Slugma (level 30) for Roller Boy Lon (168). Also has
Azurill (level 27), Swablu (level 27), and Igglypuff (level 28).



When the meter is only four "hate" bars long, your Pokemon will remember one of its
original moves. When the meter is only three "hate" bars long, your Pokemon will start
earning experience points, but will not be of any benefit until it is fully purified from
hate. When the "hate" bar is only two bars long, it will remember a second move that you
can use in battle alongside with Shadow Rush and the first one it remembered. When the
meter is only one "hate" bar long, your move list will contain four moves, including
Shadow Rush. Once that last "hate" bar disappears, you can finally visit the Relic Stone
in the Relic Forest in Agate Village, where any nearly purified Pokemon will be fully
purified and lose Shadow Rush, gain all its experience (leveling up each time), and
remember its fourth initial move. You can still learn new moves by experience, TMs, and
HMs.