Untranslated Text Dump

This is a sub-page of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.

A lot of Japanese text remains unused, going untranslated when the games were brought overseas.

Generation I Leftovers#

Unused Carry-Overs#

The following table is for text which already went unseen in Red and Blue, and continues to be unused in FireRed and LeafGreen.

Japanese	English (Gen I)	Notes
`<RIVAL>『なんだ? ポケモン 2ひきももってるのなぜかだって? おまえもつかまえればいいじゃん!`	`<RIVAL>: What? Why do I have 2 POKéMON? You should catch some more too!`	Found in the script for Route 22. Unused rival victory text.
`なんたって! おれはてんさいだからよ!`	`<RIVAL>: Heh! You're no match for my genius!`	Found in the script for Cerulean City. Unused rival victory text.
`<PLAYER>……! ふなよい　してるのか! もっと　からだきたえた　ほうが　いいぜ!`	`<PLAYER>! What are you, seasick? You should shape up, pal!`	Found in the script for S.S. Anne 2F. Unused rival victory text.
`<RIVAL>『あーあ……! ほんとに　くたばっちまったぞ! よわいなー! もっと　ちゃんと　そだてて　やれよ`	`RIVAL: Well, look at all your wimpy POKéMON! Toughen them up a bit more!`	Found in the script for Pokémon Tower 2F. Unused rival victory text.
`<RIVAL>『おまえなあ… こんなうでまえじゃまだまだ… いちにんまえとはいえないぜ`	`<RIVAL>: How can I put this? You're not good enough to play with us big boys!`	Found in the script for Silph Co. 7F. Unused rival victory text.
`<RIVAL>『ひゃははッ <PLAYER>ー! それでがんばってるのかよ! おれのさいのうにくらべりゃ <PLAYER>はまだまだだな! もっとれんしゅうこいよ! あははーッ!`	`<RIVAL>: Hahaha! <PLAYER>! That's your best? You're nowhere near as good as me, pal! Go train some more! You loser!`	Found in the script for Route 22. Unused rival victory text.
`はーはッ! かった! かった! かった! <PLAYER>にまけるようなおれさまではなーい! ま! ポケモンのてんさい <RIVAL>さまあいてにここまでよくがんばった! ほめてつかわす! はーッ! はーはッはッ!`	`Hahaha! I won, I won! I'm too good for you, <PLAYER>! You did well to even reach me, <RIVAL>, the POKéMON genius! Nice try, loser! Hahaha!`	Found in the script for the Champion's room. Unused rival victory text.
`ガサゴソ……! おっと!　ゴミばこの　そこにまた　スイッチが　あった! おしてみよう!　……　ポチッとな`	`Hey! There's another switch under the trash! Turn it on!`	Found in the script for the Vermilion City gym. Unused trashcan puzzle text.
`はいどうぞ`	`Here you go!`	Found in the script for the Celadon Prize Corner. Unused clerk dialogue.
`……`	`...`	Found in the script for Fuchsia City. Placeholder fossil exhibit text. Here, the game instead displays the Kabuto exhibit by default.
`なんや　にもついっぱいやんけ!`	`Your pack is stuffed full!`	Found in the script for the Safari Warden's home. Unused Warden dialogue.
`? みえないぞ……`	`Huh? Can't see!`	Found in the script for the Copycat's room. Unused flavor text.

Miscellaneous Text#

The following table is for text from Red and Blue which goes unused in FireRed and LeafGreen, for one reason or another.

Japanese	English (Gen I)	Notes
`ポケモンをもちきれないのでパソコンのボックス『<BOX #>』に <POKéMON>をてんそうした!`	`There's no more room for POKéMON! <POKéMON> was sent to POKéMON BOX <BOX #> on PC!`	Found with the rest of the box strings. In Gen I, this was seen after being gifted a Pokémon while your team is full. Here, the generic " was transferred to the PC" string is used instead, which is the message seen after catching a Pokémon with a full team.
`つうしんはキャンセルされました`	`The link was canceled.`	Unused event script. In Gen I, this was seen after backing out of the menu for the Trade Center/Colosseum. Since the multiplayer setup was completely revamped in Gen III, this string isn't needed anymore.
`あちらへ　おまわりください`	`Please go to the other side!`	Found in the script for Pewter Museum 1F. In Gen I, this was said by the clerk when talking to him on the wrong side of the desk. Since here he was moved one space north, this is no longer possible.
`わるいけどひでんのわざをもったポケモンはあずかれないなぁ`	`I can't accept a POKéMON that knows an HM move.`	Found in the script for the Route 5 Daycare. Unlike in Gen I, here one can actually deposit a Pokémon that knows an HM move.
`ぶつだんだ…`	`It's a sculpture of DIGLETT.`	Found in the script for the Celadon "Chief house". Pre-Gen III games featured Buddhist altars, which were censored overseas. Here, these altars were removed altogether, even in the Japanese versions.
`おきゃくさんもうもてないよ`	`Oops! You don't have enough room.`	Found in the script for the Celadon Prize Corner. In the Gen I games, this was used when trying to buy a TM with a full bag. This string is not needed since the bag was revamped from Gen II onward, namely having TMs in their own section, instead of having them in one large generic pocket. Here, even hacking in a full TM case merely brings up the generic "Too bad! The bag is full…" message.
`あっそう`	`Oh, fine then.`	Found in the script for the Celadon Prize Corner. In the Gen I games, this was used when backing out of buying a prize.
`にもつがいっぱいね!`	`Don't you want this?`	Found in the script for the Copycat's room. In Gen I, this is said by Copycat when the player's bag is too full to hold TM31 (Mimic). Since Mimic is no longer a TM, this string isn't needed anymore.
`たすかったよありがと!`	`Saved at last! Thank you!`	Found in the script for Silph Co. 7F. In Gen I, this is said by the Lapras Silph worker after defeating Giovanni in the director's office. Here however, his dialogue never updates, leaving him asking bout the director's safety even after the takeover is dealt with.
`このあいだやまおくできんのたまをひろいましてね! つかえないしなものですがうったらなんと 5000円でした`	`I found a NUGGET in the mountains. I thought it was useless, but it sold for ₽5000!`	Found in the script for the Lavender Town Poké Mart. In Gen I, this is said by one NPC after rescuing Mr. Fuji. Here however, his dialogue never updates, leaving him to talk about revives even after driving the Rockets out of the Pokémon Tower.
`おれだってたまにはおよぎにくるぜ!`	`What's wrong with me swimming?`	Found in the script for the northern half of Route 21. This is the dialogue for the Cue Ball swimmer, a Gen I trainer which was not carried over.
`ぐわわ!`	`Cheap shot!`
`うきやすそうだと? うるせーおおきなおせわだッ!`	`I look like what? A studded inner tube? Get lost!`
`ギヤーオ!`	`Gyaoo!`	Found in the script for Victory Road 2F. Moltres was moved to Mt. Ember, making this string useless.

Ruby & Sapphire Leftovers#

Miscellaneous Text#

A handful of event strings from the Hoenn games which were carried over.

Japanese	English (Gen III)	Notes
`パソコンにポケモントレーナーこうざのメールがきている! …… …… …… ポケモンがおぼえられるわざは 4つ! どんなわざをおぼえさせるかでトレーナーのじつりょくがとわれます! …… …… ……`	`There's an e-mail from POKéMON TRAINER SCHOOL. ... ... ... ... ... ... A POKéMON may learn up to four moves. A TRAINER's expertise is tested on the move sets chosen for POKéMON. ... ... ... ... ... ...`	The email seen on the rival's PC in Ruby and Sapphire.
`ベッドがある…… やすんでいこう`	`There's a bed... Let's take a rest.`	The bed text from Ruby and Sapphire. You can't rest in any of the S.S. Anne's beds (or any other bed for that matter), leaving no use for this message.
`どこかとおくのとびらがひらいたようなおとだ……`	`It sounded as if a door opened somewhere far away.`	Leftover from the Sealed Chamber.
`かべにおおきなあながあいている!`	`There is a big hole in the wall.`	Leftover from the Sealed Chamber.
`ごりようありがとうございました`	`Thanks for coming.`	Leftover from the Record Corner.
`ポケモンをひきとりたいときはばさんにいっておくれ`	`If you want to pick up your POKéMON, have a word with my wife.`	The Four Island Daycare reuses the same dialogue set as the Ruby and Sapphire Daycare, and the two messages which were unused in those games also make a return here, this time untranslated.
`どっちのポケモンをひきとるかい?`	`Which POKéMON will you take back?`

Competitive Brothers#

The dialogue for the two brothers in Sootopolis who ask the player to bring them Barboach and Shroomish remains unused and untranslated.

Japanese	Translation
`わしはおおきな <POKéMON>にとてもきょうみがある! ん? きみ <POKéMON> もってるの? ちょちょちょっと··· おじさんにみせておくれ!`	`I love big <POKéMON>. Huh? Do you have a <POKéMON> with you? W-w-wait a minute P-p-please, show me!`
`おお! こいつはでかい! とてもすばらしい <POKéMON>だ! みせてくれてありがとうおれいにこれをもっていきなさい`	`Oh, my gosh, this is a big one! An absolutely magnificent <POKéMON>! Thanks for showing me. This is my thanks!`
`<PLAYER>は <ITEM>をもらった!`	`<PLAYER> received a <ITEM>!`
`ありゃ? きみもちものいっぱいだね`	`Hunh? Your BAG is crammed full.`
`ううむわしはこれよりおおきい <POKéMON>をみたことあるな···`	`Hmm... I've seen a bigger <POKéMON> than this one.`
`おおこいつはなかなか···ってこれ <POKéMON>じゃないよ!`	`Oh, now this is quite something... But it's not a <POKéMON>!`
`おおきい <POKéMON> もってないの? それはざんねん··· こんどおおきい <POKéMON> みせてね`	`You don't have a big <POKéMON>? That's too bad... If you get a big <POKéMON>, please come show me.`
`しじょうさいだいの <POKéMON>! <PLAYER>の <SIZE>cmのやつ!`	`The biggest <POKéMON> in history! <PLAYER>'s <SIZE>-inch giant!`

Safari Zone#

All the Safari Zone-related dialogue from Ruby and Sapphire was carried over, despite most of it going unused. The only strings which weren't ported are the three ones related to interacting with the Pokéblock feeders.

Japanese	English (Gen III)
`サファリゾーンへようこそ! ここではホウエンではなかなかみることのできないポケモンをしぜんのすがたのままめにすることができますまたポケモントレーナーのようぼうにおこたえしてポケモンをつかまえることもできます! サファリゾーンをたのしんでいってね!`	`Welcome to the SAFARI ZONE! Here, you may witness many kinds of POKéMON rarely seen in HOENN. And, you'll see them in their wild, untamed state in natural habitats. What's more, we've thrown open the gates to POKéMON TRAINERS. You're encouraged to catch POKéMON for keeps! Come in and enjoy the SAFARI ZONE!`
`サファリゾーンへようこそ! サファリゾーンははじめてですか?`	`Welcome to the SAFARI ZONE! Is it your first time here?`
`サファリゾーンをたのしんでいってね!`	`Come in and enjoy the SAFARI ZONE!`
`サファリゾーンでは 30このサファリボールをつかってポケモンをつかまえることができますサファリボールをつかいきるか 500ぽあるくとゲームはしゅうりょうですサファリゾーンをたのしんでいってね!`	`When you enter the SAFARI ZONE, you start with 30 SAFARI BALLS for catching POKéMON. The SAFARI Game is over when you run out of SAFARI BALLS, or when you've walked 500 steps. Come in and enjoy the SAFARI ZONE!`
`サファリゾーンへようこそ! 500えんでポケモンつかまえほうだい! サファリゲームにさんかしますか?`	`Welcome to the SAFARI ZONE! All you can catch for just ₽500! Would you like to play a SAFARI Game?`
`そうですかこんどぜひさんかしてください!`	`Okay. Please play another time!`
`おかねがたりませんよ!`	`You don't have enough money. Sorry.`
`それでは 500えんいただきます`	`That will be ₽500, please.`
`ではサファリボールをどうぞ!`	`Here are your SAFARI BALLS.`
`<PLAYER>はサファリボールを 30こうけとった!`	`<PLAYER> received 30 SAFARI BALLS.`
`じかんになりましたらこちらからおしらせしますのでぞんぶんにおたのしみください! ではいってらっしゃい!`	`We'll let you know when your game is over. So, until then, enjoy yourself, please! Off you go on your wild excursion!`
`あ! おきゃくさんポロックケースをおもちでないですね? サファリゾーンはポロックをつかうとよりおたのしみいただけますのでぜひポロックケースをおもちになっておこしください!`	`Excuse me! You seem to be without a POKéBLOCK CASE. Your SAFARI Game will be much more fruitful if you use POKéBLOCKS. Please come back with a POKéBLOCK CASE.`
`まだじかんがのこっていますがサファリゾーンをやめますか?`	`You still have time left. Would you like to exit the SAFARI ZONE now?`
`ではひきつづきおたのしみください!`	`Please enjoy the rest of your wild adventure!`
`わかりましたそれではのこりのサファリボールをおあずかりしますおつかれさまでしたまたごりようください`	`Okay. I'll take back your remaining SAFARI BALLS. Thank you for playing. We hope to see you again.`
`それではいってらっしゃい! なにかありましたらわたしにこえをかけてくださいね`	`Good luck! If you need anything, don't hesitate to tell me, please!`
`しってた? あのしかくいはこにポロックをおくとポケモンがあつまってくるんだよ!`	`Did you know? If you put a POKéBLOCK in that square box, POKéMON gather around.`
`このさきにいきたいけどじてんしゃもってくるのわすれた…… おくにめずらしいポケモンがいそうなきがするのに!`	`I want to keep going deeper, but I forgot to bring a BIKE. Something tells me that rare POKéMON live in the outlying areas.`
`ポケモンにポロックをなげてもしらんぷりされるときがあるのよポケモンにもすききらいがあるのかしら?`	`Sometimes, when I toss a POKéBLOCK at POKéMON, it gets ignored. Do POKéMON have likes and dislikes about what they eat?`
`ぜぇ…… ぜぇ…… やっとここまできたけど…… つかれちゃってポケモンつかまえるげんきものこってないよ……`	`Gasp... Gasp... I...made it out here...but… I'm exhausted... I don't have the energy to catch POKéMON...`
`ホウエンにいないみずポケモンをさがしにきたんだけど…… みずうみはどこにあるのかきみしってるかい?`	`I'm on a mission to find WATER POKéMON you don't see in HOENN. Do you have any idea where the lake is?`
`ここでめずらしいポケモンをたくさんつかまえてともだちとこうかんするんだ!`	`I'm going to catch a lot of rare POKéMON here and trade them with my friends!`
`ポロックおきばにおいたポロックがいつのまにかなくなっていた…… しらないうちにポケモンがたべちゃったのかな?`	`I put a POKéBLOCK on the POKéBLOCK FEEDER. But it seems to have disappeared. I guess POKéMON must have eaten it without me noticing.`
`サファリゾーンのおとくなじょうほう! であったポケモンにポロックをなげるとにげにくくなります!`	`SAFARI ZONE TRAINER TIP! Throw POKéBLOCKS at wild POKéMON to make them less likely to flee.`
`あるきつかれたらちょっとひといき! 『みんなのきゅうけいじょ』`	`“Relieve your tired feet.” REST HOUSE`
`おれポロックもってないけどポケモンたくさんつかまえたよちかづいてボールをなげるだけでけっこうつかまえられるもんだよ!`	`I don't have any POKéBLOCKS, but I caught a good number of POKéMON. You can improve your chances of making a catch by getting closer to them before throwing a SAFARI BALL.`
`ポロックをつかうといつもよりちょっぴりにげにくくなるみたいだからにげにくいポケモンにつかってもあんまりいみがないかもね`	`If you use POKéBLOCKS, wild POKéMON won't be so quick to run away. It's not much use to give POKéBLOCKS to POKéMON that don't flee easily.`
`ポロックおきばにポロックおいてポケモンをつかまえるとおなじようなせいかくのポケモンがあつまるきがするなあ`	`If you put a POKéBLOCK on the FEEDER, POKéMON are attracted to it. I think POKéMON with the same sort of nature are drawn by a certain POKéBLOCK.`

Berry NPCs#

The dialogue for all the Hoenn berry-related NPCs was carried over, though unlike with the Safari Zone text every string from this set goes unused.

Japanese	English (Gen III)
`パパ『やあ <PLAYER>! めずらしいきのみをてにいれたからプレゼントするよ!`	`DAD: Hi, <PLAYER>! I just received a very rare BERRY. I'd like you to have it.`
`ふかふかのつちにはえているきのみはじゆうにとってもよいのじゃが… 1つだけきのみをおなじばしょにうめるそれがれいぎというものじゃほれこれをわけてやろう`	`If you see BERRIES growing in loamy soil, feel free to take them. But make sure you plant a BERRY in the same spot. That's common courtesy. Here, I'll share this with you.`
`あんたみたところトレーナーじゃろ? トレーナーはよくきのみをポケモンにもたせとるわいふやすもつかうもあんたしだいじゃ`	`The way you look, you must be a TRAINER, no? TRAINERS often make POKéMON hold BERRIES. It's up to you whether to grow BERRIES or use them.`
`いつもみずをあげてたらたくさんはながさいたんだそしたらきのみもたくさんできた! はい! これあげる`	`I watered my plants lots and lots! A whole bunch of flowers bloomed! And then a whole bunch of BERRIES appeared! Here you go! You can have this!`
`がんばってあかいポロックつくるんだ! <PLAYER>もがんばってね!`	`I'm going to try really hard and make some RED POKéBLOCKS! I hope you try hard, too!`
`きょうはなにいろのきのみをさがそっかなー`	`I wonder what color BERRIES I'll look for today?`
`ポケモンコンテストのゆうしょうをめざしてきのみをあつめているんだよかったらきみにもわけてあげるよ!`	`I'm gathering BERRIES so I can win a POKéMON CONTEST. If you'd like, I'll share one with you.`
`きみもがんばれ!`	`Good luck to you, too!`
`きょうはどのきのみをうめるか… そしてなにいろのポロックをつくるか… なやむのもまたたのしいよ`	`What BERRIES should I plant today? What color POKéBLOCKS should I make? Fretting over stuff like that is fun in its own way.`
`ケースをふるとでてくるポロック… そしてそれをキャッチしてたべてくれるポケモン… これってあいだよね?`	`Give the case a shake, and out pops a POKéBLOCK… And that POKéBLOCK is caught and eaten by a POKéMON… It's an expression of love, isn't it?`
`うんうん! やっぱわかるひとにはわかるよねこれあげる`	`Yes, yes. You understand what I mean. You should take this.`
`そっか…… でもちがうとかんじることもたいせつだねこれあげる`	`Oh... But it is important to make your own impressions, I guess… You can have this.`
`そのきのみはめずらしいものらしいからたいせつにそだててね!`	`I think that BERRY is rare. I hope you raise it with loving care.`
`またきのみめいじんにもらってこようっと`	`I'll get more BERRIES from the BERRY MASTER.`
`やっぱりわたしにスーツがにあうようにうみにはしおかぜがにあうなそしてきみにはきのみがにあいそうだ…… なんでだろうね?`	`When it gets right down to it... The same way suits suit me perfectly, a crisp breeze suits the sea. And you, a BERRY suits you to a “T”... Why should that be so?`
`やっぱりそれは………… きみがトレーナーだからだ!`	`When it gets right down to it... It's because you're a TRAINER!`
`やっぱりわたしにシンプルさがにあうようにポケモンにはポロックがにあうな`	`When it gets right down to it... The way dignified simplicity suits me, POKéBLOCKS perfectly suit POKéMON.`
`わしはきのみめいじんとよばれておるわしはせかいじゅうをうつくしいはなでうめつくそうときのみをそだててそしてくばりまくっておるのじゃきみにもきのみをわけてあげよう!`	`You may call me the BERRY MASTER. I dream of filling the world with beautiful flowers, so I raise BERRIES and hand them out to everyone. You're deserving of one!`
`ほれえんりょせずにもうひとつ!`	`Why be stingy? Take another!`
`カナズミのちかくにあるサン·トウカというフラワーショップもよろしくのせかいにはなをさかせましょう!`	`Be sure to visit the PRETTY PETAL flower shop near RUSTBORO. Let flowers fill the world!`
`きょうはもうおしまいじゃまたおいでせかいにはなをさかせましょう!`	`I'm done for today. Come again another day. Let flowers fill the world!`
`じいさんのきのみのそだてかたはそりゃあせかいいちじゃわしもはながたかいわいところであんたいいことばをきいたことがないかい?`	`The way my husband grows BERRIES, oh, he's the best in the world. He makes me proud, that he does. Incidentally, child, have you heard a good saying lately?`
`おお! とてもよいことばじゃ! かんどうしたわいほれこれをもっていきなされ`	`Ah! What a remarkable saying! Inspirational, it is! I want you to have this.`
`おお! なかなかよいことばじゃあんたもたいしたもんじゃほれこれをもっていきなされ`	`Oh! A good saying it is. You're quite remarkable. I want you to have this.`
`まごたち 4にんもじいさんをしのぐおおものになるじゃろうてじんせいたのしいことがつきんのう!`	`Our four grandchildren should become more accomplished than my husband. Joy never goes out of my life!`
`ほう……`	`Ah…`
`こんにちは! はなをせかいにひろめるフラワーショップサン·トウカです!`	`Hello! This is the PRETTY PETAL flower shop. Spreading flowers throughout the world!`
`<PLAYER><KUN> きのみのことしりたい?`	`<PLAYER>, would you like to learn about BERRIES?`
`あなたのなまえは…… <PLAYER><KUN>ね! とってもいいなまえだね! <PLAYER><KUN> きのみのことしりたい?`	`Your name is? <PLAYER>. That's a nice name. <PLAYER>, would you like to learn about BERRIES?`
`きのみはねくろいふかふかのつちのところでたまにとれるのでね…… とったらその1つをまたうめるの! そうするとそのきのみからめがでてみきができてはながさいてまたきのみができるのそうやってはなをふやしてせかいじゅうをはなにするのがわたしのゆめなんだ! だから <PLAYER><KUN>もきのみをうめてせかいにはなをふやしてね!`	`BERRIES grow on trees that thrive only in dark, loamy soil. If you take some BERRIES, be sure to plant one in the loamy soil again. A planted BERRY will soon sprout, grow into a plant, flower beautifully, then grow BERRIES again. I want to see the whole wide world filled with beautiful flowers. That's my dream. Please help me, <PLAYER>. Plant BERRIES and bring more flowers into the world.`
`おはなってとってもしあわせなきぶんにしてくれるよね`	`Flowers bring so much happiness to people, don't they?`
`こんにちは! おはなはせわをすればするほどたくさんきれいにさいてくれるのあなたもせわをしたくなったでしょ? これあげるわ`	`Hello! The more attention you give to flowers, the more beautifully they bloom. You'll like tending flowers. I'm sure of it. You can have this.`
`きのみがそだつたびにじょうろでみずをあげてね! あとねきのみはずっとずっとほうっておくとじめんにおちてしまうのでもねそこからまためがでてくるの! すごいよね! いきもののちからをかんじるよね`	`While BERRY plants are growing, water them with the WAILMER PAIL. Oh, another thing. If you don't pick BERRIES for a while, they'll drop off onto the ground. But they'll sprout again. Isn't that awesome? It's like they have the will to live.`
`おねーちゃんたちをみならってがんばっておはなをそだててるのはい! これあげる!`	`I'm trying to be like my big sisters. I'm growing flowers, too! Here you go! It's for you!`
`きのみはうめておおきくしたりポケモンにもたせたりできるのでもさいきんきのみをいくつかまぜるとポケモンのおかしになるきかいがあるらしいんだあたしもおかしほしー`	`You can plant a BERRY and grow it big, or you can make a POKéMON hold it. But now they have a machine that mixes up different BERRIES and makes candies for POKéMON. I want some candy, too.`
`<PLAYER> なまえなんていうの? ……… ……… ……… へーいいねーわたしはキリっていうなまえなのパパとママがすくすくとそだってこころのあたたかいおんなのこになってほしいっていうねがいをこめたんだって! <PLAYER>にもこれあげる`	`Hi, what's your name? ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... … Okay. That's nice! My name is KIRI. My mommy and daddy named me that so I would grow healthy and warmhearted. That's what they wished. You can have one of these.`
`あと <PLAYER>にはキリのだいすきなこのきのみもあげちゃう!`	`KIRI will give you this BERRY, too! I really like it lots!`
`<PLAYER>のなまえにはどんなねがいがこめられてるの?`	`I wonder what kind of wish is included in your name.`
`はるなつあきふゆはるにうまれるとはるがすきでなつにうまれるとなつがすきなのかな?`	`Spring, summer, autumn, and winter. If you're born in springtime, do you like the spring, and if you're born in the summer, do you like the summer?`
`じゃあキリはあきにうまれたからあきがだいすき! <PLAYER>はいつがすき?`	`Then KIRI was born in the autumn, so I love the autumn! Which season do you like?`
`そっか… かんけいないのか… しりたいことってたくさんあるなー`	`Oh... It doesn't matter… There's so much that I want to know...`

Eon Ticket#

The entire dialogue set for the Eon Ticket event, yet another file carried over for no good reason.

Japanese	English (Gen III)
`パパ『<PLAYER>! よくきたな! <PLAYER>あてのてがみがとどけられたぞ`	`DAD: <PLAYER>! Good to see you! There's a letter here for you, <PLAYER>.`
`パパ『わたしもみたことのないふねのチケットだな…… ミナモにいってみるといいだろう`	`DAD: I guess this is a PASS for a ship. But I've never seen this ship before. You should find out what this is about in LILYCOVE.`
`カイナいきれんらくせん…… あら? そのチケットは……!`	`The ferry to SLATEPORT is... Oh? That PASS...`
`ヘンテコなチケットをもってきたのはおまえさんか? おまえがいこうとしているのはみなみのはてのちっぽけなしま…… そこではなにがおこるのかだれもわからねえ…… ううむふなのりのちがさわぐぜ! さあのりな!`	`Aye, mate, are you the one who brought that mighty odd PASS? I'll tell you, you're trying to reach a tiny spit of an island far in the south. There's no telling what we'll encounter once we reach there, aye. That shivers my timbers! All aboard!`
`なにもねえちんけなしまだな…… ミナモへかえるか?`	`Aye, mate, there's nothing here to see or do on this forgettable island. What say we sail back to LILYCOVE?`
`よし! かえるとするか!`	`Aye, right, then! Sail home we will!`
`そうかいまあすきにするがいいさ`	`Aye, right, as you like, then.`
`すべてのゆめはもうひとつのげんじつそれをわすれるべからず……`	`“All dreams are but another reality. Never forget...”`
`きおくかすみしものはこころにきざみつけることをのぞむ……`	`“Those whose memories fade seek to carve them in their hearts...”`

Newly-Introduced Text#

Duplicate Text#

Some of the untranslated text consists of exact copies of used dialogue. This includes:

The dialogue for meeting the Copycat girl (as Red).
The dialogue for meeting the Copycat girl (as Leaf).
The message seen when receiving a Pokémon from the Karate Master.
The Cinnabar fossil doctor asking the player to wait.
The entire dialogue set for the Mt. Ember move tutor.
The dialogue for the fisher's wife on Five Island.

The text seen when interacting with the Mewtwo statues also has an unused copy in the script for Pokémon Mansion 3F. Each statue's text is taken from the same place, which is the text file for the second floor of the Pokémon Mansion, leaving this third floor duplicate set unused.

The dialogue for the Body Slam move tutor also warrants an explanation: this NPC is located in a house on Four Island, but his dialogue is actually found in the script for the Four Island Pokécenter. The move tutor house script instead contains an unused duplicate of his dialogue set, except for the very last line ("There! Boing! You're awfully heavy!"). That string is unused and untranslated in the PokéCenter script, but used and translated in the house script. This suggests that the Body Slam move tutor was relocated at some point, and that his dialogue was shoddily moved around.

Cable Club Text#

Miscellaneous unused strings related to the Cable Club. They were all ported over and translated in Emerald, despite still not being used in that game.

Japanese	English (Gen III)	Notes
`おわります`	`Close this menu.`	Identified in the source code as "msg_reception_battle_p09".
`はじめるまえにレポートをかきますがよろしいですか?`	`Your progress must be saved before linking. Is it okay to save?`	Identified in the source code as "msg_reception_save".
`こんにちは!`	`Hello!`	Identified in the source code as "msg_wireless_wait_01_p01".
`しょうしょうおまちください`	`Please wait.`	Identified in the source code as "msg_wireless_wait_01_p02".
`ワイヤレスクラブでのあそびかたをせつめいします`	`A guide to the WIRELESS CLUB's various services.`	Identified in the source code as "msg_comm_menu_guide_05".
`どちらのしょうぶにしますか?`	`Which battle mode would you like?`	Identified in the source code as "msg_wireless_oya_01_p09".
`ひとつまえにもどります`	`Returns to the previous step.`	Identified in the source code as "msg_comm_menu_guide_09".
`あ‥‥ おきゃくさま!`	`Oh… Excuse me!`	Identified in the source code as "msg_wireless_guide_01_p03".
`きょうはけえるのか? またこいよ!`	`Are you leaving now? Do come again!`	Identified in the source code as "msg_oldman1_01_p06_minigame".
`もういちどはじめからやりなおしてみてくれ`	`Could you retry this from the start again, please?`	Identified in the source code as "msg_oldman1_01_p11_minigame".

Miscellaneous Text#

The following table is for text which is exclusive to FireRed and LeafGreen.

Japanese	Translation	Notes
`ほんだなにならんでいるのはポケモンのほんばかりだ`	`The shelves are crammed full of books on POKéMON.`	In Gen I, two bookshelf event strings exist: the first is used across the game, and the second is exclusive to the rival's house. In FireRed and LeafGreen, both messages are also found in the event string data, though only the generic one is used. Instead, the unique message is defined as a simple "sign" event in the script for the rival's house.
`ドアはしまっている…`	`The door is closed…`	Unused event script text. Found right before the string "The door is open…" used in Silph Co. after using the Card Key and interacting with the spot in which the shutters stood. Referred to in the source code as "msg_sylph_door_close".
`おッ! ダウジングマシンがはんのうしてるぞ! ましたにどうぐがうまってる! ………`	`Oh? The ITEMFINDER's responding! There's an item buried right beneath your feet! … … …`	Found right before the string used for special hidden items ("The ITEMFINDER's shaking wildly!"). This is an alternate version of the generic "itemfinder responding" message, with the main difference being that the hidden item is "right beneath you" (ました), instead of "around here" (ちかく).
`えっとー <BUFFER2>がみてみたいなーそれも <BUFFER1><BUFFER3> <BUFFER2>がみてみたいなー`	`You know… I really want to see <BUFFER2>. <BUFFER1> and <BUFFER3> too. I really want to see <BUFFER2>.`	Unused event script text. Remnants of a cut NPC who would have seemingly asked the player to show them a Pokémon with a given nature, though it's hard to get a clear picture since the contents of the string buffers isn't specified. Identified in the source code as "msg_help_obj_01" through "04", with each message having a series of comments: The first message is labeled: "Help" (お手伝い) "Nature" ( 性格な　) "Nature　　Change" (性格　　になる) The second message is labeled: "Help (Have)" (お手伝い(持っている)) "Pokémon Nature" ( 性格な　ポケモン) "Pokémon　Nature　　Change" (性格　ポケモン　　になる) The third message is labeled "Help (Different)" (お手伝い(違う)). The fourth message is labeled "Help (Refuse)" (お手伝い(いいえ)).
`わぁーすごい! <BUFFER1><BUFFER3><BUFFER2>だー! ありがとーまたよろしくねー!`	`Wow! That's amazing! <BUFFER1> <BUFFER3> <BUFFER2>! Thank you so much. See you around!`
`それっちがうよー!`	`That's not what I want!`
`そっか…`	`I see...`
`あッれー! そのジムバッジ…… すげえなタケシにかったのかよ! かんどうしたからおれのたからものやるよ!`	`Hey, wait! That GYM BADGE…… Wow, you beat BROCK! I'm very impressed. Here, you can have this thing of mine!`	Found in the script for Pewter City. This dialogue was meant for a cut interaction with the male NPC who blocks access to Route 3. Earlier in development, he would have gifted the player the Berry Pouch after obtaining the Boulder Badge. In the final games, the Berry Pouch is automatically unlocked in the Bag after the player obtains their first berry (much like how the TM Case works with TMs). The source code even explains where each message would have appeared. With all three being played in succession, and the third message being what the NPC would say on repeat interactions. Referred to in the source code as "msg_boy2_01_p03" through "p05".
`なかにはきのみがはいってるぜやくにたつきのみもはいっているからだいじにつかってくれよ!`	`There are BERRIES inside it. They're very useful BERRIES. Use them carefully!`
`ポケモンにきのみをもたせておけばたたかっているときにかってにつかってくれるんだキズぐすりとかどくけしよりてがるでべんりだろ?`	`If you let a POKéMON hold a BERRY, it will automatically use it when in a battle. Less trouble than using a POTION or an ANTIDOTE, don't you think?`
`ついにはつばい! ドイツせいさいこうきゅうおりたたみじてんしゃ!`	`Finally selling! Top of the line folding Bicycle. Made in Germany!`	Found in the script for the Cerulean Bike Shop. A cut piece of flavor text which oddly enough references the real world. Referred to in the source code as "msg_kabegami" (lit. "msg_poster").
`きみのみてみるかね?`	`Want me to take a look at yours?`	Found in the script for the Route 5 Daycare. Doesn't really fit in with the rest of the retail dialogue.
`ポケモンがいっぱいだボックスをかえてきなさい`	`The POKéMON BOX is full. Please change the BOX.`	Found in the script for the Celadon Condo roof house. The PC automatically switches to a free box if the player receives a gift PokéMON while the current box is full.
`めちゃめちゃにこわされてるとうぶんなおりそうにない…`	`It's completely trashed. It doesn't look like it'll be fixed anytime soon…`	Found in the script for Silph Co. 1F. Only identified as "msg_dummy_02" in the source code, it's unknown what this message was tied to, though it might have been something to do with the elevator, since it's the only thing in the lobby that would fit.
`あ… もうもてないぞ`	`Oh… Your party is full already.`	Found in the script for Silph Co. 7F. The Lapras the player receives is automatically sent to the PC if their team is full.
`ポケモンいっぱいでもてないね!`	`You can't hold any more POKéMON!`	Found in the script for the Pokémon Lab fossil room. The Kabuto/Omanyte the player receives is automatically sent to the PC if their team is full.
`きょうも　およぎにきちまったぜ`	`I came back for another swim today!`	Despite the Route 21 Cue Ball swimmer not being carried over from Gen I, he was nonetheless given brand new rematch dialogue.
`グレンタウンにもどりますか?`	`Return to Cinnabar Island?`	Found in the script for One Island. Referred to in the source code as "msg_boy1_01_p01" (with "boy1" being the internal name given to the Youngster spriteset). That message is preceded with the label "DEBUG" (デバック), showing that it was used by the devs for quick testing, since on their first trip to the Sevii Islands the player can't return to Cinnabar before delivering the Meteorite to Celio.
`とびらをあけるにはパスワードが 2ついるようだ`	`You need two passwords to open the door.`	Found in the script for Five Island Meadow. This text is meant for the door to the Rocket Warehouse, if the player doesn't know any of the two passwords. However, access to Five Island is restricted prior to obtaining the Ruby at Mt. Ember, and the path to the Ruby is opened following a cutscene involving two Rocket Grunts, one of which inadvertently saying one of the two passwords out loud.
`やあタマゴをもらいにきてくれたんだね`	`Hi! You're here to pick up the EGG, right?`	Found in the script for the Water Labyrinth. Meant for the Gentleman who gifts the player a Togepi egg, likely for refusing the egg at first, and then coming back later to get it. In the final games, there is no option to say no to receiving the egg, and coming back to this NPC after freeing a spot in your party (assuming it was full when first talking to him) will automatically give you the egg.
`トレーナータワーにはいまは　はいれない　みたい…`	`Looks like you can't get into the TRAINER TOWER right now...`	Found in the script for the Trainer Tower exterior. Unlike the Battle Tower from Crystal, the Trainer Tower from FireRed and LeafGreen is never closed. Those messages are known in the source code as "msg_kanban_03_p01" and "p02" (with "kanban" meaning "sign"). Each message is accompanied with a comment: The first is labeled "DOORS CLOSED" (ドアとじてる). The second is labeled "DOORS OPENED" (ドアあいてる).
`トレーナータワーがあいてる! さっそくはいってみよう!`	`The TRAINER TOWER is now open! Go and take a look!`
`せいせきひょうです`	`It's a record board.`	Found in the script for the Trainer Tower lobby. Would have likely been displayed when interacting with the record display by the reception counter. Identified as "msg_score_01" in the source code.