Pokémon Clover
A community-built FireRed overhaul with 386 custom Clovermon across Fochun and the Ebin Isles. Its own site warns that its themes and language may not suit every player.
What kind of adventure is it?
Pokémon Clover replaces the official species roster with its own 386-mon community Pokédex and places the adventure across Fochun and the Ebin Isles. The project originated on the /vp/ imageboard and credits more than 40 contributors rather than one individual lead.
The details that change your playthrough
Fochun and the Ebin Isles
The official homepage says the project was in development for more than four years. Whether version 1.3.3 remains the current release is Not yet verified.
Custom EXP gain mechanics and soft level caps before the next boss are documented. Exact EXP Share behaviour is Not yet verified.
Why it stands out
- A completely custom Pokédex of 386 community-designed Clovermon
- Two documented regions: Fochun and the Ebin Isles
- Custom EXP gain mechanics with soft level caps tied to the next boss
- Reusable TMs, deletable HMs, Wonder Trade and custom sprites
Known limits
- The official site warns that the game's themes and language are not suited for the faint of heart
- Version 1.3.3 is the last dated changelog entry, from 2023-10-04; whether it is still current is Not yet verified
- Starter choices, exact EXP Share behaviour and the exact standalone patch file format are Not yet verified
What feels better than the base game?
- Deletable HMs
- Reusable TMs
- Black 2 and White 2-style Repel and item systems
- Gold, Silver and Crystal-style Berry trees
- Wonder Trade
- Custom sprites
Players who specifically want a fully custom Fakemon adventure, two original regions and a feature-heavy FireRed base.
Choose another game if offensive or provocative themes would spoil the experience, or if you want an official-species roster and a fully verified modern release state.
Before you update or start
- Use only a legally obtained, clean and unedited Pokémon FireRed 1.0 ‘Squirrels’ GBA file as the required base.
- Patch through the official poclo.net download page using its Rom Patcher JS workflow or developer-provided patch file.
- Pocket Radar never provides the FireRed ROM, a prepatched game or an unofficial mirror.
Safe patch boundary
- Open only the developer-owned source or release page linked below.
- Read the bundled instructions and verify version, base game and patch format: Web-based Rom Patcher JS or a separate patch file; exact patch file format is Not yet verified.
- Use your own legally obtained copy of the required base game: Pokémon FireRed 1.0 ‘Squirrels’ (clean, unedited GBA file).
- Back up the in-game save before changing a patched build.
ROM files, BIOS files, prepatched games, mirrors and unofficial download bundles.
Open the official patch source Open the complete safe patching guideWhat changed, and when?
- Version 1.3.3 hotfix
The official changelog lists 1.3.3 as its latest dated entry. Continued currency after this date is not yet verified.
- Canonical sources checked
Pocket Radar recorded the official site, FireRed 1.0 base, patch workflow, 386 Clovermon and explicit content warning without using mirrors.
The Clover team (40+ community contributors)
The official poclo.net homepage, changelog, FAQ and download page establish version 1.3.3, the 2023-10-04 hotfix date, FireRed 1.0 base requirement, custom 386-species Pokédex, two regions, collective developer identity and patch workflow. Current-release status, starters, exact EXP Share behaviour and the patch file format remain UNKNOWN.
Before you play
Is Pokémon Clover complete?
The official homepage says the project was in development for more than four years. Whether version 1.3.3 remains the current release is Not yet verified.
What base game and patch does Pokémon Clover use?
Pokémon FireRed 1.0 ‘Squirrels’ (clean, unedited GBA file) is required. The verified patch information is: Web-based Rom Patcher JS or a separate patch file; exact patch file format is Not yet verified. Use the exact base-game match specified by the developer.
Does Pocket Radar provide a ROM download?
No. Pocket Radar links only to developer-owned project, release and source-code pages. It never hosts or links ROMs, BIOS files, prepatched games or unofficial mirrors.