Your adventure starts here.

Open Recruit to check your available tickets and coins. Review the displayed cost before recruiting. You can use a new trainer immediately.

Battles award individual experience to your Pokémon. Open Team, choose a trainer and review each companion’s progress, training cost and evolution requirements.

Open Rewards and press Collect everything to claim completed goals and your daily check-in. The screen shows what is ready; collecting does not spend resources.

Your adventure is linked to your signed-in account, with local copies on each device. Open Menu → Account to check synchronization. Use the same account on another device and close the first game before switching. If the saves differ, keep both copies and use recovery; do not reset or overwrite them.

Open Compare teams in the selector to see each lineup’s Pokémon types and the number of close-range, ranged and support moves in its authored movesets.

Open Battle settings and tap a preview, or use the Scenery menu. The preview switches between rock cover and open field to match your terrain choice.

In team selection, open Battle settings, then Customize battle. Reserve opening reverses each team’s order. The summary beside Start battle shows your saved arena, terrain and opening before you launch.

No. These are AI-versus-AI simulations. You choose the trainers and watch their teams make decisions.

There is no target duration or time limit. A battle lasts until one team has no Pokémon left. Damage depends on the Pokémon, their moves and battle conditions; it does not increase with elapsed time.

Knockouts show the opposing Pokémon eliminated by the end of the match. Most direct damage counts confirmed attack damage, excluding residual damage. Biggest hit is one confirmed impact. Individual damage attribution is omitted when both teams share Pokémon IDs.

A rematch starts a fresh simulation. The same trainers can make different decisions and produce different results. A shared battle link keeps its starting conditions; results may differ after game updates.

Battle info pauses the fight and explains both active Pokémon’s effects, abilities and trainer styles. A +number on the scoreboard means more effects are active. Close the panel and press Resume when ready.

Mobile browsers may require a tap before audio can play. Press Sound or Enable sound. Your preference is remembered in this browser.

The game pauses when you switch tabs or apps. Tap Resume when you return.

The AI keeps useful support available. If no attacking PP or useful support remain, it can use Struggle instead of repeating an ineffective recovery or setup move.

Press Last 5s in the battle controls. After the fight, Watch best moment looks for the attack’s preparation and confirmed outcome, including completed volleys. The live battle pauses while you watch; Back to battle returns to the same point. On a keyboard, Space pauses or resumes and Escape leaves a replay.

Open Options, then Saved battles. You can save, download or import a matchup. Records from an older game version stay in your history and can be downloaded, but need their matching game version to reproduce the original battle.

Your account stores adventure progress, recovery records and the beta reports you submit. This browser also stores preferences and local copies. Clearing browser data does not delete server records. See the beta guide for support and privacy information.