Cheats
Why a GameShark candy code cannot apply.
Cheats →ITEMS
Rare Candy in Pokémon GS Vitro
There is no infinite Rare Candy. The FAQ says the experience curve was adjusted so weaker Pokémon catch up faster, and candies remain rare items or rewards on some maps.
What the FAQ actually promises
The experience curve is gentler for Pokémon that are behind. Rare Candies are still scarce. The PC sharing a little experience is the systemic replacement for an infinite candy item. The FAQ does not name those maps.
Why a cheat code is the wrong tool
GameShark and Action Replay wrote values into console memory from the 1990s through about 2012, including Game Boy and GBA. GS Vitro is a Windows RPG Maker XP game, so those code lists have nowhere to attach. If a page offers a candy code, it is describing a different game, usually a GBA hack.
Source status
| Claim | Reading | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Infinite Rare Candy | No; rare items and rewards | 1 developer FAQ |
| PC experience | Boxed Pokémon gain some experience | 1 developer publisher |
| Candy locations / counts | — | Not supplied by the reviewed sources |
Questions
Do boxed Pokémon gain experience?
Yes. The FAQ says Pokémon in the PC gain a small amount of experience.
Where are the candies?
The FAQ says some maps hide them as rare items or rewards. It does not list maps or counts, so this page does not either.
Is Nuzlocke mode a cheat?
No. Permadeath and Random are options at the start of a new game.
Shiny hunting
The other FAQ mechanic people hunt for.
Shiny hunting →Sources
- Perseida FAQ — checked 2026-11-02
- Wikipedia: GameShark — checked 2026-11-02
- Perseida download page — checked 2026-11-02