A friendly box of superpowers for Pokémon X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — built for players, not programmers. Spawn any Pokémon, shop anywhere, edit your team, read your rival mid-battle — all in plain-language menus, with a guide built right in.
🌐 7 languages, switchable in-plugin: 🇺🇸 English · 🇫🇷 Français · 🇩🇪 Deutsch · 🇮🇹 Italiano · 🇯🇵 日本語 · 🇧🇷 Português (BR) · 🇪🇸 Español
I'll be upfront: I'm not a programmer. I'm a curious player — someone who's good at testing, poking at things, and thinking hard about a problem and how it might be solved. Every feature here was built in back-and-forth with Claude, and that collaboration is exactly what let me materialize the things I kept wishing existed while I played.
Because that's where all of this came from — real needs, discovered while playing. I'd hit some friction and think "there should be a way to…", and then we'd go build it. If you love these games but have never touched homebrew, you're exactly who this is for.
Here's the plugin roughly in the order you'd meet it. Nothing below is required reading — just a friendly look at what's inside.
Press SELECT and the menu opens over your game. Move with the D-Pad, choose with A, go back with B. Highlight anything and press X for its info note, or Y to pin it to Favorites — and the bottom touch screen holds the big buttons (Favorites, Search, the two guides, ActionReplay, Tools). That's the whole language of it.
The Wild Pokémon Spawner is a live, filtered list of every species — results on the top screen, filters on the bottom. Narrow by name, Dex number, generation, type or what you already own; open a result for its full sheet, set form, level and Normal/Shiny, and spawn it into the grass. Lost a legendary? Respawn Legendary sends it back to its real location.
PokéMart Anywhere turns the item-adder into a real shop. FREE adds anything, any amount, for nothing; PAY narrows the list to what you can actually buy and charges your money. Buy on the spot, or build a cart and review it all at Checkout before you pay — and sort the whole list by name, price, type or how many you own.
Your boxes shown as a grid of sprites, just like the in-game PC. Move, swap (X), clone (Y) and search (START) right on the grid, then press A for a tabbed editor — Main, Stats, Moves, Origins, Misc — where every field (species, IVs/EVs, moves, ability, held item, ball and more) is picked from a tidy on-screen list. No typing, no keyboard.
View Party Summary lays your team out as cards with the real, hidden numbers — stats, IVs, EVs, nature, ability, item and moves. Slide a selector over a stat and press A to jump to the teammate with the highest (or lowest) value; little ▲/▼ marks flag your team's best and worst.
Enemy Helper is a coach card for the foe — it explains its ability, item and moves, lists the types that beat it, and compares its six stats against your active Pokémon (and even tells you whether you already own the species). Change Party Stats heals and edits your own team without leaving the battle, and Display Enemy Stats overlays the opponent's hidden data on the top screen.
When you just want to play, there's a little arcade of seven games — loot boxes, slots, a prize wheel, a stat duel, higher-or-lower, a wild-encounter roll, and a random-team generator. A FREE / PAY switch decides the stakes: FREE keeps what you win and your money never changes; PAY puts real Pokédollars on the line.
The Overworld & Quality of Life tools take the ache out of a long run — fast text, fast walk, teleport, walk through walls, instant eggs and more. And a small, configurable HUD can keep your money, clock, map position and lead's status right on screen while you play.
Teleportation drops you at any town, route or landmark in Hoenn. Pick a destination and HOLD L into any door to warp there — every place is sorted into tabs (All, Towns, Other, Routes 101–134, and a walkable Map). Press Y in the Map for a single picture-grid of every place, laid out roughly like Hoenn and filtered by tappable chips. X jumps the selection to where you're standing; Start saves your exact landing spot (and makes a route teleportable); ZL teaches it the hidden sub-maps it doesn't recognise yet. Everything you save lands in a hand-editable MyTeleport.txt that survives updates.
Twenty-five color themes restyle the whole interface, with your choice remembered between sessions. Pin your most-used features to Favorites and rebind the menu keys in Tools › Hotkeys. And if you ever feel lost, a 23-page App Guide (written like a guided adventure) and an info note on every single function are always one button away.
A quick index of what else is in here — the small comforts and the safety nets, each named for what it actually does.
Built-in instruction guide that walks you through every feature, sequenced to match your game progress.
Every cheat and option has a friendly (i) button with a plain-English explanation of what it does.
View your team's IVs, EVs, Nature, Ability, item, and moves as sortable stat cards with ▲/▼ indicators.
Browse and filter every species in a dual-screen Wild Pokémon Spawner — by name, type, generation or traits — then spawn it. Same picker for your whole bag, plus a tidy Legendary respawn list.
Two-column favorites list with drag-to-reorder, custom aliases, and instant access to your most-used cheats.
Translucent overlay showing money, clock, Battle Points, Pokémiles, coordinates, and Pokémon status — all configurable.
Read the foe with Display Enemy Stats, get coached by Enemy Helper (matchup + stat compare), and heal or edit your own team with Change Party Stats — all mid-battle.
A visual grid of your boxes: move, swap, clone and search on the grid, then edit species, IVs/EVs, moves, ability, item and more from on-screen lists — no keyboard.
A seven-game arcade — loot boxes, slots, a prize wheel, stat duels and more — playable for free, or for real Pokédollars if you want to wager.
On-screen toasts confirm when cheats activate or deactivate — no more guessing if something worked.
Visual warnings for risky cheats (Key Items, TMs/HMs) protect your save file from accidental corruption.
Map your favourite cheats to button combos via Tools → Hotkeys for one-press activation.
Instant preview of every theme: Game Boy, Persona 5, Cyberpunk, Pop Art, Wild West, and many more.
Step-by-step Professor Oak Challenge walkthrough for ORAS baked right into the plugin.
🇺🇸 English • 🇫🇷 French • 🇩🇪 German • 🇮🇹 Italian • 🇯🇵 Japanese • 🇧🇷 Portuguese (Brazil) • 🇪🇸 Spanish
7 languages, switchable in-plugin.
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Instant preview — the plugin remembers your choice between sessions.
All four Generation 6 titles are supported — X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — on real hardware and on Citra emulator. One .3gx auto-detects which game you're running.
Nintendo 3DS • 0004000000055D00
Content readyNintendo 3DS • 0004000000055E00
Content readyNintendo 3DS • 000400000011C400
Content readyNintendo 3DS • 000400000011C500
Content readyluma/ and Gen6CTRPluginFramework/ folders into Citra's User Directory under sdmc/, then enable 3GX plugin loader in Citra's System settings. See the install section below for details.
For Nintendo 3DS with Luma3DS CFW, or on Citra emulator — see the note at the bottom.
Have Universal-Updater on your 3DS? Scan this QR in Settings → Select UniStore → + → Scan QR Code, then run Download (latest). It fetches the newest release and installs everything to your SD card — no PC needed. (3DS hardware only.)
Grab the .zip from the Releases page and extract its contents.
Unzip to the root of your SD card. It adds two folders there: luma/plugins/<your game's Title ID>/ (the .3gx plugin) and Gen6CTRPluginFramework/ (the language files & data). Both sit at the SD root — the Gen6CTRPluginFramework/ folder does not go inside luma/, and the plugin needs it to load its language.
Open the Rosalina menu (L+Down+Select) and set Plugin Loader to [ENABLED].
Boot your Gen 6 game normally. Luma3DS will automatically load the plugin on startup.
Press Select in-game to open the plugin menu.
Head to App Guide inside the plugin — 23 pages of beginner-friendly instructions are waiting for you.
luma/ and Gen6CTRPluginFramework/ folders into the sdmc/ subfolder there.