Pokemon Rejuvenation Walkthrough — Chapter-by-Chapter Guide for V14

How to Play Pokemon Rejuvenation — First Hour Checklist

If you are brand new, here is the order of operations for a smooth start:

1. Get the game running. Download V14 from the official page and follow the Get Started hub for PC or Android setup before you worry about anything else.
2. Register with Amanda. At the start of the game you can enter optional passwords at registration. A popular one is eeveepls, which adds Eevee to the starter room — see the password list for every V14 code.
3. Pick your starter at Gearen Laboratory. All 25 starters are offered at Level 5. If you cannot decide, our starter guide compares every option and the tier list ranks them by community opinion.
4. Set your difficulty. Rejuvenation offers Casual, Normal and Intense modes that you can switch mid-game. New to fangames? Start on Casual — details are on the gyms & difficulty page.
5. Follow the quest log and CyberNav. The quest list tracks every objective with a location; the CyberNav is your map. When you feel lost, the answer is almost always in the quest log, not in grinding.
6. Save often and keep backups. Updates and experiments with passwords or mods are the most common way players lose progress.

Chapter-by-Chapter Guide — Chapters 1–16

The table below condenses the official wiki's chapter pages into a quick-reference map: what each chapter is about, where it takes you, and the milestone that ends it. Chapter titles and synopses are paraphrased from the wiki's Chapters page (accurate as of V13.5, with Chapter 16 added in V14).

Chapter 1 opens with a shipwreck escape to Oceana Pier before you reach East Gearen City — pick your starter at Gearen Laboratory, set your difficulty, and end the chapter by clearing Venam's Poison-type gym. Every chapter follows the same rhythm: follow the quest log, hit the location marker, and close out with a major battle or Gym fight.

Here is the quick-scan version first — chapter, title, where it takes you and what you are working toward. The full table with version numbers and milestones follows below.

Quick-scan table derived from the milestones below; locations are only listed where the chapter summary on this page names them (as of V13.5/V14).

Chapter titles and version numbers from the official wiki's Chapters page; Chapter 16 status as of V14. Exact side content per chapter varies with version.

Chapter Walkthrough Resources — Where to Find the Full Guides

This page is a map, not a step-by-step script — a full step-by-step Pokemon Rejuvenation v14 walkthrough for every single tile would be unreadable. Instead, the community maintains excellent chapter walkthroughs you can open next to the game. This table is our curated list, ranked by usefulness:

How Long to Beat Pokemon Rejuvenation?

There is no official playtime figure, and the honest answer depends on how you play. Based on community reports from Reddit and the forums as of V14, a thorough first playthrough of the main story — Chapters 1–16 plus .Karma Files, reading the dialogue and doing a reasonable share of sidequests — usually lands in the 80–120+ hour range. A focused run that rushes the story comes in lower; a completionist run that chases every sidequest, collection goal and achievement goes noticeably higher.

Three things inflate playtime more than anything else: the sheer number of sidequests (the wiki lists 98 numbered sidequests as of v13.5), the field-effects battles that encourage team rework, and the Paragon/Renegade route split, which gives the game real replay value. Treat any exact number you see online as a community estimate, not a promise.

How to Beat the Tangrowth Puzzle

The Tangrowth puzzle is one of the most-searched early-game roadblocks in Pokemon Rejuvenation — so much that it has its own FAQ entry on Reddit. The exact trigger differs between versions, so a copy-paste solution from an old thread can be wrong for V14. What reliably works:

• Read the quest log first. The current objective usually names the exact NPC or item you need to interact with.
• Talk to everyone in the current area. Tangrowth-related events in Rejuvenation are often gated behind a conversation or a key item from a nearby NPC.
• Check your key items. If the objective implies you should have something and you do not, you missed a pickup — backtrack to the last save point and re-check the area.
• Match your version. Search for the puzzle plus "V14" or your chapter number, and prefer the wiki's current chapter page or BIGJRA's walkthrough over old forum threads.

If you are still blocked, the passwords page includes skip-style codes that can move you past a soft-locked objective — a last resort, but better than restarting.

The Pokemon Rejuvenation 100% Guide — What "Complete" Means

A Pokemon Rejuvenation 100% guide is really five checklists in one, and no single page can hold them all. Here is what the community means by 100%:

• Main story: finish Chapters 1–16 plus .Karma Files, on the route (Paragon or Renegade) you chose.
• Sidequests: the wiki catalogues 98 numbered sidequests as of v13.5, from "Save Starly!" in Chapter 1 to the Chapter 15-era quests like Vivian's Regret and the Regice Quest. Some are missable — the wiki's sidequest list flags which chapters they expire in.
• Collections: Zygarde Cells, Crests, hidden gym puzzles (for example the secret passage in Venam's gym that rewards a Seviper egg and a Zygarde Cell), and the game's achievement list.
• Pokédex work: catching or registering every obtainable Pokémon, including regional forms like Aevian and Hisuian Pokémon — see the Mechanics hub and the wiki's location pages.
• Relationship content: maxing relationship points with characters like Aelita is its own completion goal, and the V14 relationship guide covers it separately.

For an actual step-by-step completion thread, the Reborn Evolved forums' Guides & Resources board is the best starting point, followed by the wiki's sidequest index.

Progressing Through the Story — Common Roadblocks

"How to progress in the story in Pokemon Rejuvenation" is a search we see constantly, and the answer is usually one of three things:

1. A missed trigger. Rejuvenation's story advances through cutscenes, and many are easy to walk past. Return to the quest-log location marker and re-enter buildings.
2. A boss wall. If the next step is a fight you keep losing, the answer is prep, not grinding: check the gym and difficulty page for the leader, and the Mechanics hub for field effects — knowing the field often matters more than levels.
3. A level cap. Rejuvenation enforces level caps in major battles. If your team is capped, rework your moveset and coverage instead of over-leveling.

And if the story ever asks you to choose — save this character or that one, help this faction or that one — remember that those choices feed the Paragon/Renegade split. The Paragon vs Renegade explainer and the save and story choices guide have the details before you commit.