walk through walls cheat for ash gray?

It's a Firered hack, so you'd use the code for Firered.

4.7 Walk trough Walls

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Note: If you use this code to enter Saffron City by going through the woods

the game will crash it will not mess up your save but it will crash and you

will need to restart

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walk through walls cheat for ash gray?

i tried ones online for fire red like i read but i can only say its for game shark or action replay when im using a code breaker code and then theres a ? mark beside it and when i try with code breaker check marked it just goes ding and wont let me and using a NOSGBA emulater please help

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