Changelog

Pokémon and Moves

• Sandshrew and Sandslash received remakes.

• Diglett and Dugtrio received remakes.

• Geodude, Graveler, and Golem received remakes.

• Onix received a remake.

• Cubone and Marowak received remakes.

• Rhyhorn and Rhydon received remakes.

• Reworked the movesets of the updated Pokémon:

  • Sandshrew: Poison Sting, Sand Attack, and Rollout.
  • Sandslash: Poison Sting, Sand Attack, Rollout, Magnitude, Toxic, and Fissure.
  • Diglett: Scratch, Sand Attack, Mud Slap, and Magnitude.
  • Dugtrio: Scratch, Sand Attack, Mud Slap, Magnitude, Dig, and Fissure.
  • Geodude: Tackle, Defense Curl, and Rock Throw.
  • Graveler: Tackle, Defense Curl, Rock Throw, and Magnitude.
  • Golem: Tackle, Defense Curl, Rock Throw, Magnitude, Rollout, and Earthquake.
  • Onix: Tackle, Harden, Sand Tomb, Rock Slide, Dig, and Iron Tail.
  • Cubone: Bone Club, Tail Whip, Headbutt, and Bonemerang.
  • Marowak: Bone Club, Tail Whip, Headbutt, Bonemerang, Bone Rush, and Earthquake.
  • Rhyhorn: Horn Attack, Stomp, Rock Blast, and Rock Slide.
  • Rhydon: Horn Attack, Rock Blast, Rock Slide, Stomp, Drill Run, and Earthquake.

• Added Drill Run to Rhydon.

  • The move advances in a spinning charge and has three times the usual critical-hit chance.

• Added Fire Blast to Charizard's moveset.

• Dig now lets the player choose where to emerge and hits the area on arrival; Earthquake deals double damage to opponents underground because of Dig.

• Toxic now badly poisons nearby targets, dealing increasing damage over four turns for a total of 20% of their maximum HP.

• Bone Rush now hits two to four times, while Rock Blast drops two to five rocks on the selected location.

• Headbutt now advances up to four tiles and can make enemies along its path flinch.

• Iron Tail now hits a frontal area and has a 30% chance to reduce Defense by 12.5% for eight seconds.

• Magnitude now rolls Magnitude 6 through 10 with increasing power; Rollout advances five tiles and gains power for each enemy along its path.

• Rock Slide now travels through a frontal area and has a 30% chance to make affected targets flinch.

• Evolution animations for Sandshrew, Diglett, Geodude, Cubone, and Rhyhorn are now faster.

• Moves removed from Pokémon movesets or species-specific move support:

  • Charizard: Growl.
  • Sandshrew: Scratch and Defense Curl.
  • Sandslash: Scratch, Defense Curl, Fury Swipes, Sand Tomb, Slash, and Swift.
  • Diglett: Dig and Growl.
  • Dugtrio: Earthquake, Growl, Sand Tomb, and Tri Attack.
  • Geodude: Magnitude.
  • Graveler: Earthquake, Rock Blast, and Rollout.
  • Golem: Double Edge, Explosion, Rock Blast, and Rock Polish.
  • Onix: Double Edge, Earthquake, Rage, and Rock Throw.
  • Cubone: Focus Energy, Growl, Leer, Tackle, and Thrash.
  • Marowak: Double Edge, Focus Energy, Growl, Leer, Rage, Tackle, and Thrash.
  • Rhyhorn: Scary Face.
  • Rhydon: Horn Drill and Scary Face.

Login, Interface, and Shop

• The login screen can now keep up to five saved accounts and lets players select them through cards.

  • Keep me logged in now applies to every login method without storing the password.
  • Google and Discord sessions can remain connected between client launches.

• Added an option to preview a move's area on the map by hovering over it on the PC move bar.

• Added options to adjust creature-name size and the number of miniwindow columns on each side of the interface.

• The VIP shop page now presents all included benefits before purchase.

Combat and Fixes

• Automatic casting for position-targeted moves now uses the selected target as its destination.

  • Without a target, the move uses the Pokémon's own position; if the target is out of range, the move is not cast.

• Wild Pokémon now respect each move's configured cooldown.

• Improved AI behavior when moving, pursuing targets, and selecting moves based on their range.

• Fixed a race condition that could leave PokeView and the selected target out of sync.

• Fixed cases where creature transparency could override the hidden state applied by the server.

• Fixed resumed sessions so they correctly load the account's available worlds.

• Removed startup errors related to house inspection and the pointing-hand cursor.

Player Profile

• Added the new Player Profile following Poke Valley's visual standard.

  • The profile displays level progress, catches, Pokédex species seen, fish caught, achievement points, duel wins and losses, and Stamina.
  • Players can search by exact character name and view other players' profiles.

• Added profile character, background, and title customization.

  • Options have different rarities and can be unlocked through the shop, achievements, and events.
  • The equipped character and background also appear on the trainer card, in PokeView, and in character selection; duels use each participant's equipped character.

Houses and Trading

• The My House interface was completely rebuilt and is now responsive.

  • The screen brings together house information, rent, value, direct sales, auctions, and offers.
  • It also allows players to manage guests, other characters on the account, door permissions, and activity history.

• Player trading received a new window on PC and a dedicated screen on mobile.

  • On mobile, the bag is integrated into the trade screen so items can be offered without leaving it.
  • Players can now offer, remove, and inspect items, follow both players' confirmations, and see the completion countdown.
  • Each side can offer up to 20 items.

Interface and Experience

• The battle list received a new design, filters for players, NPCs, and wild Pokémon, and sorting by name, distance, time on screen, or health.

• PokeGear now works as a submenu of the top menu.

  • The Bank received direct access from the top menu; Goals and My House were moved into PokeGear.
  • Tasks was removed from PokeGear, and Profile received its own top-menu button.

• The HUD editor was redesigned with a floating panel, clearer controls, and size adjustments in 1% increments.

  • Frames no longer cover components while editing, and the horizontal pokebar now displays experience.

• Miniwindows and the minimap received positioning, spacing, stacking, and dragging improvements across the side columns.

• Added a PokeView vision button to the trainer card.

• Chat text now remains sharp when interface scaling is used and has a minimum width of 300 pixels.

• The transparency and glass standard from Settings was applied to the other interfaces.

• Show move bar now works correctly; the Theme and Unlock move bar options were removed.

• The top menu and right interface column are now restored correctly when leaving Photo Mode.

• Pokémon stored in the depot now have a details screen, and addons are displayed correctly in shop previews.

• Pokebar cards are now redrawn only when their data changes, reducing unnecessary processing.

• During duels, Tab and Shift+Tab now cycle only through opposing Pokémon in both directions.

Pokémon and Moves

• Charmander, Charmeleon, and Charizard received remakes.

• Vulpix and Ninetales received remakes.

• Growlithe and Arcanine received remakes.

• Ponyta and Rapidash received remakes.

• Magmar received a remake.

• Reworked the movesets of the updated Pokémon:

  • Charmander: Scratch, Growl, and Ember.
  • Charmeleon: Scratch, Growl, Ember, and Flamethrower.
  • Charizard: Scratch, Growl, Ember, Flamethrower, Wing Attack, and Fire Spin.
  • Vulpix: Ember, Leer, Confuse Ray, and Flame Burst.
  • Ninetales: Ember, Leer, Confuse Ray, Flame Burst, Dazzling Gleam, and Fire Spin.
  • Growlithe: Ember, Bite, and Fire Fang.
  • Arcanine: Ember, Bite, Fire Fang, Flame Wheel, Extreme Speed, and Fire Blast.
  • Ponyta: Tackle, Tail Whip, Stomp, and Flame Charge.
  • Rapidash: Tackle, Tail Whip, Stomp, Flame Charge, Agility, and Flare Blitz.
  • Magmar: Ember, Leer, Feint Attack, Fire Punch, Flamethrower, and Fire Blast.

• Added Dazzling Gleam to Ninetales.

  • The move travels five tiles in a three-tile-wide lane, dealing full damage in the center and 40% damage on the sides.

• Added Extreme Speed to Arcanine.

  • The move deals damage around the user and allows it to reappear at a chosen location up to six tiles away.

• Fire Spin was reworked into a ground-targeted move with three to four pulses.

  • Each pulse can inflict Burn, and enemies hit or entering the area are trapped until the field disappears.

• Flame Burst now launches a fireball two tiles forward and explodes in a 3x3 area.

• Flame Charge now advances up to five tiles, deals reduced damage on the sides, and increases Speed for four seconds.

• Rapidash's Agility now also allows it to reappear at a chosen location up to six tiles away.

• Fire Blast now travels as a wave and can knock back affected targets.

• Evolution animations for Charmander, Charmeleon, Vulpix, Growlithe, and Ponyta are now faster.

• Moves removed from Pokémon movesets or species-specific move support:

  • Charmander: Fire Blast, Flame Burst, Flamethrower, and Smokescreen.
  • Charmeleon: Fire Blast, Fire Spin, Flame Burst, Rage, Scary Face, Slash, and Smokescreen.
  • Charizard: Fire Blast, Flame Burst, Heat Wave, Rage, Scary Face, Slash, and Smokescreen.
  • Vulpix: Flamethrower.
  • Ninetales: Quick Attack, Flamethrower, and Fire Blast.
  • Growlithe: Agility, Crunch, Fire Blast, Flame Burst, Flame Wheel, Leer, and Take Down.
  • Arcanine: Crunch, Flame Burst, Flamethrower, Helping Hand, Leer, and Take Down.
  • Ponyta: Agility, Ember, Fire Blast, Fire Spin, Flame Wheel, Flamethrower, and Growl.
  • Rapidash: Ember, Fire Blast, Fire Spin, Flame Wheel, Flamethrower, and Growl.
  • Magmar: Confuse Ray, Flame Burst, Lava Plume, Smog, and Smokescreen.

Combat and EV Bracelets

• Wave moves such as Surf and Flamethrower now travel through their areas progressively and can hit creatures that enter their path while the wave advances.

• Configured move accuracy is now applied before execution, with visual feedback when a move misses.

  • Confusion reduces the Pokémon's final accuracy by 40%.
  • Ground-targeted moves also display the missed area correctly.

• Base accuracy was increased for the following moves:

  • Dynamic Punch, Hypnosis, Sing, Supersonic, and Zap Cannon: 75%.
  • Egg Bomb, Guillotine, Hurricane, Poison Powder, Slam, Sleep Powder, Smog, Stun Spore, and Thunder: 80%.

• EV Bracelets now enter an inactive state when their timer ends.

  • The bracelet immediately stops granting EVs, turns gray, and displays a warning.
  • After remaining inactive for three minutes, the bracelet breaks and the slot becomes available for renewal.

Fixes

• Shop NPCs now speak in the player's selected language.
• Objects loaded directly with the map can no longer be moved, pushed, or merged into stacks outside houses; furniture inside houses remains movable.
• Fixed flying over walls without ground, which are no longer treated as empty spaces.
• Fixed a notification that could remain stuck on screen during duels.
• On Windows, session information and fatal errors are now recorded in startup.log to help with diagnostics.

Pokémon and Moves

• Reworked the movesets of Magnemite, Magneton, Voltorb, and Electrode:

  • Magnemite: Tackle, Supersonic, Thunder Shock, and Spark.
  • Magneton: Tackle, Supersonic, Thunder Shock, Spark, Tri Attack, and Discharge.
  • Voltorb: Tackle, Charge, Spark, and Thunder Shock.
  • Electrode: Tackle, Charge, Spark, Thunder Shock, Discharge, and Self Destruct.

• Added the new move Discharge for Magneton and Electrode.

  • Discharge releases electric pulses up to two tiles around the user.
  • The nearby area is hit twice and the outer ring once, with half power per hit.
  • Each nearby hit has a 30% chance to cause Paralysis for six seconds.

• Spark was reworked to dash three tiles in a straight line and hit enemies along its path.

  • Targets on the sides take half power, and each target has a 30% chance to suffer Paralysis.

• Tri Attack now covers a three-by-five area in front of the user.

  • Targets on the sides take half power.
  • Paralysis, Burn, and Freeze have independent 6.67% chances and can occur together.

• Self Destruct now belongs to Electrode instead of Voltorb.

  • The move received a new effect and deals full damage in the central area and 20% power in the outer ring.

• Tackle is now faster for Magnemite, Magneton, Voltorb, and Electrode; Charge is faster for Voltorb and Electrode.

• Magnemite and Magneton's Supersonic is faster and now hits a funnel-shaped area in front of them.

• Thunder Shock received new animations and effects for Magnemite, Magneton, Voltorb, and Electrode.

• Magnemite and Voltorb evolutions now complete their animations faster.

• Moves removed from Pokémon:

  • Magnemite: Metal Sound, Sonic Boom, and Thunder Wave.
  • Magneton: Metal Sound, Screech, Sonic Boom, Thunder Wave, and Thunderbolt.
  • Voltorb: Screech, Self Destruct, and Sonic Boom.
  • Electrode: Explosion, Light Screen, Screech, Sonic Boom, and Thunderbolt.

Casino

• Added a wager selector to the slot machine.

  • Players can now wager $500, $2,500, $5,000, or $10,000.
  • The wagers use prize multipliers of 1x, 3x, 6x, and 10x, respectively.
  • The default wager is now $500, and the prize guide updates according to the selected amount.

• Free Replay spins preserve the wager and multiplier of the spin that granted them.

• The chance of receiving a Shiny Eevee or Porygon from the Casino Shop was adjusted from 0.5% to 0.1%.

Shop

• Added the Online Points category to the shop.

  • The screen displays the available balance, total spent, and offers that can be purchased with Online Points.
  • Players can select from one to 100 packages before confirming the purchase.

• Added diamond withdrawals through the shop wallet.

  • Diamonds are transferred from the account balance to the character's bag.

• Removed all XP, Catch, Luck, and Shiny Boosts from the shop, including the one-hour versions.

• Four-, eight-, and 24-hour Shiny Charms are once again sold separately.

Interface and Fixes

• The PC move bar received a new tooltip using Poke Valley's visual design.

  • Hovering over a move displays its name, icon, type, category, power, accuracy, cooldown, and description.
  • Moves that are still locked also display the required level.

• The current attack target is now restored correctly after reconnecting.

• When cycling targets with only one target available, the same command now correctly clears the selection.

• Fixed the positioning of effects attached to Pokémon while moving, changing animations, or after being defeated.

• Fixed animation synchronization so one Pokémon's animation no longer restarts or changes another's.

• Target indicators now remain aligned with animated Pokémon and larger creatures.

Map

• Added Charizard Valley with four floors.

  • Its floors contain Charizard between levels 70 and 100.

• Added a new three-floor Pinsir hunting area in the Safari Zone.

  • Its floors contain Pinsir between levels 70 and 100.
  • New spawns and combat zones were added throughout the area.

Casino

• Added the Casino with a new slot machine.

  • Each normal spin costs $200.
  • Each reel can be stopped separately or all in sequence; the three horizontal paylines and both diagonals can award prizes in the same spin.
  • Replay grants a free spin, while 777 and Galactic trigger the Clefairy bonus.
  • Prizes are delivered as Casino Chips to the inventory or inbox.

• Added the Casino Shop with the NPC Virgina.

  • Eevee and Porygon can each be exchanged for 28 Casino Chips.
  • Pokémon are delivered at level 25 with a random Nature and IVs and a 0.5% chance of being Shiny.
  • The exchange requires holding the confirmation button and can deliver the Pokémon to the bag, depot, or inbox.

Pokémon and Evolutions

• Added Eevee, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, and Porygon.

  • The new Pokémon received sprites, animations, effects, cries, corpses, and Pokédex data.
  • New Shiny visuals were also added to the appearance catalog.

• Eevee can evolve into Vaporeon with a Water Stone, Jolteon with a Thunder Stone, or Flareon with a Fire Stone.

• Defined the movesets of the new Pokémon:

  • Eevee: Tail Whip, Quick Attack, Bite, and Shadow Ball.
  • Vaporeon: Tackle, Haze, Shadow Ball, Aqua Ring, Protect, and Surf.
  • Jolteon: Thunder Shock, Quick Attack, Electro Ball, Pin Missile, Thunderbolt, and Thunder.
  • Flareon: Bite, Ember, Smokescreen, Flame Wheel, Fire Fang, and Flare Blitz.
  • Porygon: Tackle, Thunder Shock, Psybeam, Agility, Recover, and Zap Cannon.

Combat and Moves

• Added five new moves:

  • Aqua Ring restores 50% of the maximum HP of the user and nearby allied Pokémon over eight seconds.
  • Haze removes Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, Speed, Accuracy, and Evasion changes from the user and nearby allies.
  • Electro Ball deals more damage when the user's Speed is higher relative to the target.
  • Flare Blitz deals area damage, has a 10% chance to Burn, and returns 20% of the damage dealt as recoil.
  • Zap Cannon dashes forward, has 50% Accuracy, and always causes Paralysis when it hits.

• Jolteon's version of Pin Missile targets an area on the ground and strikes two to five times.

• Reduced the number of tiles pushed by Gust from four to three.

• Freeze now immobilizes the Pokémon, blocks its moves, and displays the correct icon while active.

• Targeted moves without projectiles now validate their range again at the moment of impact.

  • If the target or attacker leaves range before the hit, the move displays MISS and applies no damage or effects.

• Held movement in PokeView now resumes correctly after a move ends and respects Sleep, Freeze, and Paralysis.

• Fixed combat-event damage processing for draining moves and Curse.

Events

• Scheduled events are now announced through the banner at the top of the screen and in chat.
• On login, players are notified about any XP, EV, Loot, Shiny, Catch, or Spawn bonuses that are still active.

Storage and Mobile

• Added a new mobile screen for the depot, locker, inbox, and chests.

  • It supports item and Pokémon filters, search, page navigation, storing, taking, swapping, and moving contents.
  • Depot pages can be renamed, locked, or marked as favorites.
  • Rules based on type, Nature, or species can automatically route received Pokémon to a page.

• Tapping a depot or a bag on the ground now opens the corresponding storage directly.

• Items can be dragged into the bag, and quick-access slots can be edited on mobile.

• Use on Pokémon now lists only the items authorized by the server and uses the correct target.

• Added a back arrow when navigating inside nested bags.

HUD and Pokébar

• The HUD editor was expanded on PC and enabled on mobile.

  • Each component can be resized from 70% to 160%.
  • On PC, the minimap, trainer card, and action bar can also be moved, and the bar can be rotated.
  • The Pokédex, chat, order, and bag buttons can be grouped into a row, column, or block.
  • Added new layout presets and an option to display the Pokémon on the card during PokeView.

• Added the Glass Effect option.

  • When disabled, window and HUD blur is replaced with a lighter translucent layer.
  • Fixed window clipping that could appear upside down while the effect was disabled.

• The Pokébar now allows players to choose whether a summoned Pokémon moves to the first slot.

• Pokémon switching is now faster and synchronized with the Pokébar animation.

  • Removed the one-second delay before recalling a Pokémon.
  • A fainted or invalid Pokémon no longer recalls the Pokémon already in battle during a failed switch attempt.

• Fixed Pokémon disappearing from the Pokébar when rearranging the team on PC.

• The top menu received a new raised appearance, and side panels now respect the minimap's customized position and size.

Quality of Life and Fixes

• The client now correctly restores a maximized window on macOS.
• Client settings are now saved more safely against incomplete files.
• The received-Pokémon card was unified across captures, rewards, and exchanges.
  • It displays IVs, Nature, Shiny status, and whether the Pokémon was sent to the depot or inbox.

Interface and Experience

• The interface received a major visual overhaul with responsive components and a unified design for PC and mobile.

  • The HUD, Pokébar, action bar, mobile hotbar, top menu, chat, full map, bank, goals, daily missions, Prey, and Pokéball Brokes were rebuilt.
  • The login, account creation, character selection, options, hotkeys, NPC dialogue, hunting analytics, Daily Gift, Battle Pass, dungeons, and duel screens were also updated.

• The new chat separates messages into categories and includes dedicated flows for private conversations, channels, and ignored players.

  • Names in chat can now display VIP and STAFF tags.
  • On PC, the selected chat size is saved; on mobile, it opens in an adapted screen.

• The Pokédex was rebuilt with species and team lists, search, and sections for stats, moves, evolutions, typing, loot, and EV/IV.

  • Spawn information remains integrated with the minimap.

• The mobile bag was rebuilt with categories, search, sorting, favorites, recent items, and shortcuts.

  • Contextual actions allow items to be used, moved, split, traded, and assigned to quick access without leaving the bag.

• The client shop was rebuilt with a catalog, item details, purchase history, and top-up flows for Pix or international payment.

• Duel screens now include selection, a VS presentation, and a scoreboard, while also displaying participant level and outfit.

• Added quick revive through the mobile Pokébar.

  • Tapping the card of a fainted Pokémon uses an available Revive from the bag and updates the card immediately.

• Improved EV bracelet handling in the Pokébar.

  • Power Item time is only consumed while the Pokémon is alive and outside its Poké Ball.
  • The card displays the remaining time and allows the bracelet to be renewed with another matching item from the bag.
  • Equipping or removing the held item updates the card immediately.

Controls, Audio, and Photo Mode

• Tab now cycles targets from nearest to farthest; Shift+Tab cycles in the opposite direction.

• Added Photo Mode to Ctrl+Shift+P and the Interface settings.

  • It hides the HUD for screenshots while keeping the map, creature information, and top menu visible.

• Move sounds, cries, and captures now use 3D positioning and distance-based volume.

  • Fixed freezes and cases where all audio disappeared in scenes with many Pokémon.

Compatibility and Fixes

• Added iOS client support, including Google login, safe areas, the virtual keyboard, and simultaneous touches.
• Improved the updater by reusing secure connections and correctly calculating speed and progress across parallel downloads.
• Restored window resize cursors on Windows borders.
• Fixed negative Premium Days potentially turning an account into unlimited VIP.
• Fixed Blastoise's Adventurer addon in the Squirtle and Trio kits.

Events

• The event calendar is live. Scheduled bonus events (XP, loot, shiny, EV, catch and spawn) now switch on and off by themselves at the scheduled time, and the server re-applies an event already in progress after a restart. The month's schedule is visible on the website.
• Double XP all day on September 16th. From 00:00 to 23:59 (BRT), every trainer earns twice the experience.

Market

• Shiny Pokémon are now identified in market offers. A shiny listed for sale looked exactly like a regular one. The name now shows as "Shiny" in the offer list, in the offer panel and in the detail card, with the shiny icon.

Combat

• Dying no longer removes skill progress. Death used to take part of your skills, including fishing. Only experience is lost now.
• Pokémon no longer slide across the ground. A Pokémon put to sleep or paralyzed in the middle of a charging move kept moving forward. It now stops where it was hit.
• Fury Cutter works as intended. Power doubles on each consecutive hit: 40, 80, 160, then back to 40. Missing resets the sequence. Cooldown raised from 3 to 6 seconds to match the new damage.

Items

• 70 items now have descriptions. Several items showed nothing when examined, including the green bait, Straw and Colored Feather. Each one now states what it is, which Pokémon drop it and which NPC buys it, in all 4 languages. Premier Ball, the broadcast camera and the Guardian orbs were also given descriptions.

Interface

• Hotkeys no longer fire while typing. With the chat open, typing used actionbar items.
• Fixed a stuck login: starting a social login, backing out and signing in through another provider left the login screen on top of the game.
• Fixed Portuguese texts in character selection and creation, where internal names appeared instead of the sentences.
• Removed the channel selector from the login screen and from character selection.

Pokémon Sales

• Fixed unintended sales of Pokémon from the bag when bulk-selling from the depot at the Ranger NPC.
• Fixed outdated selections and repeated clicks during sales.
• Improved Pokébar updates when opening the NPC.

Combat

• Adjusted trainers' HP gains and defense scaling against Pokémon moves.

Map and Exploration

• Fixed invisible walls and water fill issues on the map.
• Fixed passing through closed doors and house walls while using PokeView.
• Fixed black patches that could spread and corrupt the minimap.

Server Save and Cleanup

• Server Save improvements.

PokeView and Controls

• Added Following and Stopped modes to control how the trainer and their Pokémon follow each other.

  • Outside PokeView, the mode determines whether the Pokémon follows the trainer or remains stopped.
  • Inside PokeView, the mode determines whether the trainer follows the controlled Pokémon or remains stopped.
  • Following mode is enabled by default when entering the game.

• Added the Follow/Stop action to the F key on PC.

  • The shortcut can be customized and is only assigned to F automatically when the key is not already used by another action.
  • On mobile, a dedicated button has been added and changes its icon according to the active mode.

Combat and Moves

• Reworked Poliwrath's Belly Drum.

  • The move now consumes 50% of the user's maximum HP and increases Attack by 75% for 12 seconds.
  • Its cooldown has been increased from 14 to 18 seconds.

• Reworked Water Sport for Psyduck, Golduck, Goldeen, and Poliwrath.

  • Instead of increasing Special Defense, it now reduces the power of Fire-type moves used by Pokémon caught in its area by 50%.
  • The effect lasts eight seconds.

• Adjusted the cooldowns of buff and debuff moves.

  • Acid Armor, Agility, Cosmic Power, Dragon Dance, Growth, and Work Up have been changed from 14 to 16 seconds.
  • Amnesia has been changed from 18 to 16 seconds.
  • Calm Mind and Memento have been changed from 40 to 16 seconds.
  • Kinesis and Minimize have been changed from 15 to 14 seconds.

• Fixed damage protection in Protection Zones.

  • Moves can no longer deal damage when either the attacker or the target is inside a Protection Zone.
  • Training dummies can still be attacked inside houses.

Exploration

• Improved the Flash field move.
  • Its light is now brighter and covers a larger area.
  • Its cooldown has been reduced from 30 to 20 seconds.

Market

• Diamonds can no longer be used as offered items in Market offers.
  • They can still be sold normally.
  • The restriction is validated by both the interface and the server.

Interface

• Improved the cancellation of moves that require selecting a tile on the ground.
  • Pressing the same shortcut again or clicking the same slot a second time cancels the selection.
  • The Escape key also exits targeting mode correctly.

Buffs and Debuffs

• Reworked the Pokémon buff and debuff system.

  • The old stages have been replaced with fixed percentages and explicit durations.
  • Effects on the same stat do not stack: the latest application replaces the active modifier and refreshes its duration.
  • Most effects now last 12 seconds, and the HUD displays the applied percentage and remaining time.

• Standardized moves that increase stats.

  • Calm Mind, Charge, Cosmic Power, Defense Curl, Double Team, Dragon Dance, Flame Charge, Growth, Harden, Helping Hand, Minimize, Rage, Rapid Spin, Withdraw, and Work Up apply 12.5% increases to their respective stats.
  • Acid Armor, Agility, Amnesia, Light Screen, Reflect, Rock Polish, and Swords Dance apply 25% increases.
  • Belly Drum increases Attack by 37.5%, while Water Sport increases Special Defense by 30%.
  • Focus Energy now sets the Critical Hit chance to 50% for eight seconds.

• Standardized moves that reduce stats.

  • Acid, Bubble, Bubble Beam, Constrict, Crunch, Growl, Iron Tail, Kinesis, Leer, Mud Shot, Mud Slap, Psychic, Roar, Sand Attack, Shadow Ball, Smokescreen, String Shot, Sweet Scent, and Tail Whip apply 12.5% reductions to their respective stats.
  • Feather Dance, Memento, Metal Sound, Scary Face, and Screech apply 25% reductions.
  • The activation chances of secondary effects remain unchanged.

Combat and Moves

• Fixed and reworked Protect for Blastoise, Krabby, and Kingler.

  • The shield now properly blocks incoming damage during its protection window of approximately one second.
  • Added a new visual effect and new animations.
  • Krabby and Kingler now execute Protect faster.

• Fixed moves used against Pokémon that are immune to the move's type.

  • The attack is now registered as a Miss and does not apply secondary effects, including Paralysis.
  • The failed attempt now displays the correct miss visual effect.

• Fixed random movement caused by Confusion.

  • Confused Pokémon are no longer led onto floor changes, teleports, or other tiles with special movement events.

Interface

• Reworked the buff and debuff HUD.

  • The old stage indicators have been replaced with the exact modifier percentages.
  • Added a Critical Hit indicator while retaining the countdown and visual progress for the remaining duration.
  • Redesigned the Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, Speed, Accuracy, and Evasion icons.

• Updated move descriptions to show the new percentages and durations.

Notifications

• Reworked the notification system to better highlight rewards and important information.

  • Rewards from quests, Daily Login, Battle Pass, tasks, and other systems now display cards with the items, money, and experience received.
  • Objective completions and progress updates use more discreet messages so they do not hide the main reward.
  • Notification durations have been standardized between six and eight seconds, and grouped rewards only play their sound once.

• Fixed Market notifications when a buy order or sale is completed.

  • Players now receive a visible notification with the item, quantity, and transaction value.

• Reduced excessive notifications during login and global announcements.

  • House rent warnings only appear when relevant and no more than once per day.
  • Reminders, automated tips, and announcements have been reorganized to take up less screen space.

Languages and Quests

• Added 182 missing sidequest translations for PT-BR, EN-US, and ES-ES.

  • Fixed messages that displayed internal keys instead of translated text, including the Fear of Bats quest.
  • Fixed text with corrupted accents and characters in different parts of the game.

• Fixed the Clogged Sewer quest reward description, which mentioned potions that were not part of the reward.

Combat and Moves

• Reworked Teleport for Drowzee, Hypno, Abra, Kadabra, and Alakazam.

  • A destination tile can now be selected up to five SQMs away.
  • The selection only highlights valid destinations and accounts for creatures, obstacles, houses, floor changes, and Protection Zones.
  • Wild Pokémon using the move still teleport forward, automatically choosing the farthest valid tile.

• Reworked Gengar's Hex.

  • The move now deals damage in three quick waves that converge on the center of the selected area before teleporting.
  • Damage is still doubled against targets affected by Burn, Poison, Paralysis, Sleep, or Freeze.

• Fire Spin and Thunder now make the Pokémon face the selected area correctly, including diagonally.

Safari Zone and Map

• Strengthened Safari Zone protection.

  • Only Safari Balls can be used to catch Pokémon inside the zone, including attempts made from its borders.
  • Captures now record their origin, the Poké Ball used, and their location for validation.

• Added Protection Zone status to the correct areas of the Safari Zone and Trade Center.

Interface, Controls, and Mobile

• Added the Smart control mode, which is now the default mode on PC.

  • The cursor changes according to the available action, indicating when it is possible to walk, attack, talk, use, open, quick loot, customize, or inspect.
  • A left click directly performs the action shown by the cursor, while unreachable tiles display a blocked cursor.
  • Smart behavior now also works on inventory and container items, opening containers or using items with a left click.
  • Right click opens the context menu, Shift + click inspects, and Ctrl + click opens the options.

• Modern and Classic control modes remain available in the options.

  • In Modern mode, Ctrl + click uses items, Alt + click attacks, Shift + click inspects, and right click opens the context menu.
  • In Classic mode, right click performs the main action, such as attacking, talking, opening, or using; Shift + click inspects and Ctrl + click opens the context menu.

• Added separate options for highlighting ground, objects, and creatures when hovered.

• Fixed the dismount button on mobile.

  • The button now appears correctly while using Ride, including after reconnecting.
  • Mount state is also cleared correctly after death or other situations that end Ride.