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Pokemon Rejuvenation Patch Notes — Full V14 Update History

Every hotfix in the V14 release line, from the launch build to v14.0.24 — what each patch fixed, when it landed, and how to make sure you are on the current build. Unofficial fan guide.

Compiled by the Pokémon Rejuvenation Fan Guide editorial team · · Sources: the official Reborn Evolved download page and the patch announcement threads in r/PokemonRejuvenation

Pokemon Rejuvenation Patch Notes V14 Update History 14.0.24 Latest Patch How to Update

Current Patch Status

14.0.24Latest patch
11 Sep 2026Latest patch released
23Patches since V14 launch
15 Jul 2026V14 launch
V15Next version (in development)

Pokemon Rejuvenation V14 shipped on with Chapters 1–16. Since then the team has pushed hotfix builds roughly every few days through July and early August, paused for about four weeks, then resumed in September. The current build is v14.0.24, released on . The official download page still describes the release as "V14 (Chapters 1–16), updated 15/7/2026" because the base package date does not change — patches are applied on top of it.

The in-game updater is the authoritative build check You do not have to track patch numbers yourself. Run the updater from the game, or download the current package from the official download page — whatever it installs is the current build by definition. Everything below is context for what changed, not a substitute for updating.
Back up your save before updating This is the official advice, and it is not boilerplate: two patches in the V14 line had to fix save files that disappeared during an update, and one patch instructed players not to load their save in a specific area at all (see 14.0.18 and 14.0.13 below). Copy your save folder somewhere safe first.

What the Patch Numbers Mean

Rejuvenation uses a V-major.major.patch scheme. In 14.0.24:

Part Means Changes when
14Version 14 — the major releaseA new major release ships (the next one is V15)
0The V14.0 content branchRarely; this is the branch that launched on July 15, 2026
24The hotfix number within that branchEvery bug-fix push — 23 of them so far

So "pokemon rejuvenation 14.0.6" is not a separate release from "14.0.24" — both are V14. 14.0.6 was the build from ; 14.0.24 supersedes it. If you are running anything below 14.0.24, you are on an older hotfix of the same version.

V14 Patch History — Every Hotfix So Far

Newest first. Each entry summarises what the patch actually changed, grouped so you can tell a content update from a crash fix at a glance. Full official notes for every build are linked in the sources below.

Patch Date What it changed
14.0.24 Rock Climb removed from relearner movepools — it allowed a sequence break on Terajuma Island. Field-note corrections, mainly for G-Max Mega abilities and moves such as Electrify on Electric Terrain. Ren's Pokemon no longer change shininess or gender mid-game. Missing nicknames restored.
14.0.23 Move Deleter added to the Grand Dream City daycare. Healing adjusted in the Renegade Chapter 16-3 fights. Softlock fixed in the Hero of Slime quest. Several crashes fixed, including Mega Zygarde and certain species breaking the Pokedex. NG++ content can be started on a first playthrough. Learnsets updated to include Champions moves.
14.0.22 Three area softlocks fixed: Chrysalis Courtyard, Alamissa Gallery and the Axis Factory. Crashes fixed with Xenpurgis blessings, with some story-mode battles, and when starting a new game. Shiny tweaks.
14.0.21 The largest patch since launch. Per-save crossover passwords (auto-added to Known Passwords), a Poke Ball battle shortcut, new Premier Ball behaviour, Mirror Sprig and Mirror Herb updates, new regional Pokedex listings, and learnsets brought up to Champions. Chapter 16 Paragon and Renegade difficulty nerfed; AI scoring and late-Act-2 shop inventories adjusted. Magrodar Crater switched to the Volcanic Top field.
14.0.20 Field-effect message crash fixed. Crash fixed when an AI partner and an egg were both in the party. Several difficulty passwords were not applying to non-trainer boss Pokemon. Darchlight Caverns bugs fixed. Quantum Aelita in Caratos Mountain no longer duplicates or removes herself.
14.0.19 A one-line patch: the Magnetic Lure no longer crashes the game.
14.0.18 A large Darchlight Caves and Labs fix that shipped with an explicit warning not to load your save there. Field Notes gained a clarification between fields and overlays. NG+ skips for Blacksteeple Castle and Axis High adjusted. Monotype password issues fixed.
14.0.16
14.0.15		 Kirin support updated to the current version. In-battle field notes added for field overlays. Monotype passwords that set gift Pokemon to a specific type. Zygarde can no longer have Power Construct. Greninjite made less demanding to obtain. A long list of quest-log fixes plus NG+ puzzle skips that were wrongly always available.
14.0.14
14.0.13		 Optional skips added to the more frustrating Chapter 3 puzzles. Heart Scales added to the Chapter 16.3 Renegade shops. West Gearen Sewers pipe reset fixed. Multiple crashes fixed (entering Hiyoshi City, opening the Badge Card too early, Transform into a genderless Pokemon, a missing audio file). Fixed save files disappearing when updating to 14.0.13.
14.0.12 Rotom Frost crash fixed. Three separate Chapter 16.2 softlocks and crashes fixed. Camera no longer drags behind the player in Chapter 16.3 Deux Finalis. Message colour tweaks and the Hisuian Samurott shiny fix.
14.0.11
14.0.10		 A V15 preview was added at the end of the Paragon route. Angelica Tower softlock and Ana spritesheet fixes in Chapter 16 Renegade. The Chapter 16 sidequest reward can be obtained without finishing the full gauntlet. A batch of sprite, music, tile and NPC fixes across Tyluric Temple, Heracross Woods and the Sapphire Museum.
14.0.9 Restored the Paragon Chapter 16 completion flag for anyone who had loaded their save in 14.0.7 or 14.0.8 — the most consequential fix in the line for returning players. Crest fixes for Silvally, Suicune, Raikou and Infernape. Mac and Linux crossover data fixed. Cell Batteries added to Chapter 16.3 Renegade shops.
14.0.8 Crash fixed when opening Options before loading a save. Crash fixed at the end of Renegade Chapter 16.3. Discord integration no longer shows the player character while you are playing as someone else.
14.0.7 Further Chapter 16 final-boss nerfs, with ruthless Pokemon broadly losing one shield each. Missing story-mode boss entries given proper levels instead of the automatic multiplier. The Difficulty Selector moved from Mr. Luck's Tent into Options. Several Windows fullscreen and Streamer Mode event fixes.
14.0.6 Oblitus Gym crash and a missing team restore fixed. Spotlight City crash fixed. An erroneous switch that turned every trade into an egg was cleared. Mega Delphox now reverts correctly. Chapter 16-3 Yveltal fight nerfed. A protective check added when a wild-item mod adds a Black Prism.
14.0.5 A workaround for an AI threading issue. Chapter 16-3 final boss Vitus and Nym nerfed, along with story-mode Chapter 16 fights. Broken Shadow Pokemon sprites fixed. Machampite and the Sunflora Crest made obtainable again for older saves. Tatsugiri added to Evergreen Trench.
14.0.4 Post-launch cleanup: sprite positions, a Chapter 16-3 mechanic error, the Amulet Coin field in Chapter 16-3, a Registeel quest softlock and the Terajuma gem shop.
14.0.3
14.0.2		 The first hotfixes, one day after launch. Crashes fixed at the start of Chapter 16-1, when loading save data, in Intense mode, and with debug-style Hidden Power moves. A Leech Seed battle crash. Incorrect Field Effect tutorial info. The Xen Tram Key made obtainable again, with a recovery route via Peony for anyone already stuck. Sleep softlock in Sashila Village fixed.

Patch list compiled from the official announcement threads in r/PokemonRejuvenation, which mirror the Rejuvenation team's release posts. Dates are announcement dates and may differ from the time a given platform receives the update.

What the Patches Have Changed Most

Read end to end, the V14 hotfix line tells you where a brand-new chapter hurts most. Four categories account for almost everything:

Category What it covers Roughly how much of the line
Softlocks and crashes Points where the game becomes unplayable rather than merely wrong — Oblitus Gym, Chrysalis Courtyard, Alamissa Gallery, the Axis Factory, River's End, Distant Past, Sashila Village. Chapter 16 sections dominate. The majority of every patch
Difficulty and balance Chapter 16 Paragon and Renegade fights repeatedly nerfed; ruthless Pokemon shield counts reduced; the final boss adjusted twice; AI scoring tightened against easily abused conditions. Concentrated in 14.0.5–14.0.7 and 14.0.21
Content additions Champions movesets folded into learnsets, regional Pokedex listings, per-save crossover passwords, Chapter 16.3 shop stock, the V15 preview at the end of the Paragon route. Mostly 14.0.21, with smaller additions throughout
Save integrity A completion flag switched off by two consecutive builds and restored in 14.0.9; saves disappearing on the 14.0.13 update; item obtainability for older saves after items were replaced. Four patches, but the ones that cost players the most
Why this matters for older saves Several patches fixed things that had already broken saves rather than preventing the break — the Paragon Chapter 16 flag in 14.0.9, Machampite and the Sunflora Crest in 14.0.5, and the Xen Tram Key in 14.0.2. If you stopped playing during a specific build, check whether the fix applies retroactively and requires you to load and re-save. The official notes say when it does.

How to Update Pokemon Rejuvenation

  1. Back up your save — copy the save folder somewhere outside the game directory. This is the official advice before every update.
  2. Run the in-game updater, or download the current package from the official Rejuvenation download page. The updater applies hotfixes without a full re-download.
  3. Do not merge a new version folder into an old one. The official V14 setup post is explicit about this — keep separate folders and move your save across.
  4. Check the patch notes for "do not load your save here" warnings before you resume. 14.0.18 shipped one for Darchlight Caves and Labs.

Full platform-by-platform instructions, including Android, ChromeOS Flex and EmuDeck, are on the Pokemon Rejuvenation download guide. For the current version summary rather than the patch history, see Pokemon Rejuvenation V14.

Pokemon Rejuvenation Patch FAQ

What is the latest Pokemon Rejuvenation patch?

v14.0.24, announced on . It removed Rock Climb from relearner movepools to close a Terajuma Island sequence break, corrected several Field Note entries, and stopped Ren's Pokemon from changing shininess or gender. Run the in-game updater to make sure you are on it.

How do I update Pokemon Rejuvenation to the latest patch?

Run the updater from inside the game, or download the current package from the official download page and keep it in its own folder rather than merging it into an older version's directory. Back up your save first — the official V14 setup post recommends it, and two patches in the V14 line had to fix saves that vanished during an update.

What does the patch number mean, and what is 14.0.6?

Rejuvenation uses V-major.major.patch, so 14.0.24 is Version 14, content branch 0, hotfix 24. 14.0.6 was the hotfix released on — it is not a separate release from V14, just an earlier build of it. Anything below 14.0.24 is an older hotfix of the same version.

Do I need to start a new save after a patch?

No. Hotfixes apply to existing saves; you keep playing where you left off. The exceptions are the patches that repaired damage already done — 14.0.9 restored the Paragon Chapter 16 completion flag for saves loaded in 14.0.7 or 14.0.8, and 14.0.5 restored item obtainability for older saves. Load the game and save once to pick those fixes up.

Where are the official Pokemon Rejuvenation patch notes posted?

Each patch is announced as its own post in r/PokemonRejuvenation, and the Rejuvenation team also posts to the official Reborn Evolved development blog for major releases. The download page carries the V14.0.0 patch notes. This page summarises the hotfix line; the announcement threads are the authoritative text.

Is V15 out yet, and when does it release?

No release date has been announced. Version 15 is confirmed as in development — a V15 preview was added at the end of the Paragon route in patch 14.0.10 — and V16 is slated as the final version of the game. Follow the official development blog for news.

Sources for Every Patch

Each patch in this history links to its own announcement thread, so you can read the original wording rather than our summary:

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