NOTE #2:
Only works in places where a random battle usually could occur.

NOTE #3:
This will modify how your character will look like in dungeons, towns etc. (doesn not work on the overworld map);
00 = invisible
01 = Cress
02 = Mint
03 = Amber
04 = Claus
05 = Chester
06 = Suzu
07 = Amber, possed by a friendly ghost
08 = elf
0C = Claus, alter. outfit
0F = an angel (no animation)
10 = floating / unconscious Cress
16 = looks like old swordsmaster guy
1E = scientist
19 = guy with shirt
1B = elf
26 = Cress altern. outfit
27 = Chester altern. outfit
28 = Mint altern. outfit
29 = Amber altern. outfit
2a = Claus altern. outfit
2c = cool looking bad guy
2d = other cool looking bad guy
2F = Baby Cress
30 = Baby Mint
31 = error
33 = wonder-cook (or whatever he's called)
35 = maid
36 = blue guy
41 = old man
48 = knight in old armor
49 = king (no animation)
4F = that thing that makes cat-noises but looks rather like a mouse in my opinion
50 = priest
51 = dark guy
5C = apple-man
[...]
6B = main villan (whatever he was called)
70 = seagull
90 = glowing bat?
b0 = light
c0 = lizard
d0 = a monitor?
e0 = large pictures (star-signs)

NOTE #4:
00 = null
01 = Cress
02 = Chester
03 = Mint
04 = Amber
05 = Claus
06 = Suzu
07 = Rhea (NPC, doesn't appear in battle)
08 = Brambert (NPC, doesn't appear in battle)
09 = bug? ("NPC", in battle: Cress-duplicate)
(above crashes)

If you have a character more than once, you'll have multiple clones of him during battle.
During the fight, both character's status may differ, after the battle, however, the other character's stats will be duplicates of the first characters' status.

NOTE #5:
Modifies the 5th attack you can choose from the skill menu during battles....... the effect is only temporary though.
Value 2F leads to a random attack, which rapidly switches through different possibilities... o_O

SPECIAL NOTE CONCERNING JOKERCOMMANDS:
Seeing that the Advance Game Port (the GBA-hackingdevice I'm using) does not appear to support jokercommands (also known as "activator codes"),
I myself am unable to confirm if the jokercommand-toggled codes work as intended.
If you don't know what jokercommands/activatorcodes are, well they let you activate/deactivate a code during the game by pressing a button.
Some codes need jokercommands or else they are either completely useless (a moonjump without a jokercommand can not be controlled) or they will crash the game.
If these jokercommand-codes do NOT work on your Action Replay Version 3, please inform me.