History VideoGame / PokemonFireAsh

** Pokemon that Ash caught in the anime are a category of Pokemon called "Iconic Pokemon". These Pokemon can be encountered in the overworld and can join the player's party without fighting.

** While all of the Pokemon Ash canonically owned can be found in the overworld, and the game even encourages you to take them (this is noted at AntiFrustrationFeatures above), there's nothing stopping the player from evolving the ones that never did. And yes, unlike in ''Pokemon Yellow'', that includes the Starter Pikachu.

** Delia is black-haired rather than red.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Earlier versions of the game had the male player character more closely resemble Red. Later versions changed his looks so resembles Ash more.

* TrueFinalBoss: Red is this, if you fight the Pokedex Holders in reverse order.

** First off, the Pokedex Holders from ''Manga/PokemonAdventures''. They have all of their main teams, and most of them are level 55. The exceptions are Red, Blue, Yellow and White; the former two have their Pokemon at level 60, and the latter two at level 50. Nevertheless, they're still tough trainers who always use full teams that test your skill as a trainer.
** Secondly, if you can find him, Ash himself. He is encountered in multiple locations, has no less than eleven teams, and all of his Pokemon are level 85. The only Pokemon from a canon game that are stronger than any of Ash's Pokemon are Red's Pikachu in ''[=HeartGold=]'' and ''[=SoulSilver=]'' (Level 88) and Cynthia's Togekiss, Lucario and Garchomp in ''Brilliand Diamond'' and ''Shining Pearl'' (the former two are level 86, the latter is level 88).

** Misty's sisters are all blondes due to them using the generic sprite for Beauties. This means it's played straight with Violet and Lily, but averted with Daisy since she's naturally blonde.

* RunningGag: More often than whatnot, you'll run into (and likely curbstomp) a trainer named Kutz who has Pokemon much lower than every other trainer in the area.

* YouDontLookLikeYou: There's a lot of trainers based on oneshot characters from the anime, and they all use the same generic sprites. It's particularly blatant with Aya and Janine, who are Koga's sister and daughter, respectively; Aya uses the Crush Girl sprite, and Janine the "pink-haired little girl" sprite, with Janine not even being fightable. Also, [[{{Irony}} humorously enough]], Blaine looks like his game counterpart while he was looking vastly different in the anime.

* YouDontLookLikeYou: There's a lot of trainers based on oneshot characters from the anime, and they all use the same generic sprites. It's particularly blatant with Aya and Janine, who are Koga's sister and daughter, respectively; Aya uses the Crush Girl sprite, and Janine the "pink-haired little girl" sprite, with Janine not even being fightable.

* MythologyGag: While this game is mostly based on the anime, there's a girl in Fuschia City that, if talked to, turns out to be Janine, Koga's daughter that doesn't appear in the anime.

** Secondly, if you can find him, Ash himself. He is encountered in multiple locations, has no less than eleven teams, and all of his Pokemon are level 85. The only Pokemon from a canon game that are stronger than any of Ash's Pokemon are Red's Pikachu in ''[=HeartGold=]'' and ''[=SoulSilver=]'' (Level 88) and Cynthia's Togekiss, Lucario and Garchomp in ''Brilliand Diamond'' and ''Shining Pearl'' (the former two are level 86, the latter is level 88).

''Pokemon Fire Ash'' is a ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}} fan game made in [=RPGMaker=] XP.

** Despite the fact you can actually defeat the Trainers that defeated Ash in the league (and you'll likely want to win against [[DiabolusExMachina Tobias]] and [[InvincibleHero Alain]]), the game still treats the match as if you lost.

** Despite the fact you can actually defeat the Trainers that defeated Ash in the league (and you'll likely want to win against [[DiabolusExMachina Tobias]] and [[RonTheDeathEater Alain]]), the game still treats the match as if you lost.

* DevelopersForesight: All of the Pokemon Ash caught in the anime are a type of Gift Pokemon called "Iconic Pokemon".

* PostGameContent: A lot. Rematches against Gym Leaders and Ash's traveling companions and friends and even the Team Rocket Trio, encounters against the Pokedex holders from ''Manga/PokemonAdventures'' and even secret encounters against Ash with his various teams from the anime.

''Pokemon Fire Ash'' is a ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}} fan game made in RPGMaker XP.

The game loosely follows the adventures of [[Anime/PokemonTheSeries Ash Ketchum]] throughout his entire journey in the anime, from Kanto all the way to Galar, including the Orange Islands and Battle Frontier adventure, all in the style of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Versions.