PC fan game · v13.5.x · Built-in passwords
Pokémon Rejuvenation v13.5 Passwords & Cheat Codes
Use the correct v13.5 passwords for easier training, full IVs, more money, EXP tools, monotype runs and tougher challenges—plus learn how Data Drives, debug mode and JoiPlay compatibility actually work.
Important version note: this guide is for the legacy Pokémon Rejuvenation v13.5.x release, including the v13.5.7 patch. Rejuvenation v14 changed and expanded parts of the password system, so do not assume every v14 password works in v13.5. Always back up your save before changing passwords, installing mods or enabling debug tools.
Pokémon Rejuvenation does not use traditional GameShark, Action Replay or CodeBreaker addresses. It is a standalone fan game created with RPG Maker and Pokémon Essentials. Its safest “cheats” are the developers’ own passwords, entered during a new game or activated later through a PC by spending a Data Drive.
The list below focuses on useful, documented v13.5 options. Every purple Copy button copies only the exact password—not its heading or explanation—so it can be pasted directly into the game.
How to enter passwords in Pokémon Rejuvenation v13.5
Starting a new game
Begin a new save. Continue through the opening registration sequence until Amanda asks whether you want to use passwords.
Choose to enter a password. Type the password exactly as shown. The listed aliases produce the same result.
Add any other compatible passwords. This opening setup is the best time to activate several options because it does not consume Data Drives.
Continue the story. Start-gift passwords deliver their items after meeting Tesla at the docks, rather than placing them in your bag immediately.
Using passwords on an existing save
Interact with an ordinary PC or your Remote PC.
Open the password option and enter the desired password.
Confirm the change. Enabling or disabling one password normally consumes one Data Drive.
Save in a new slot where possible, then check that the effect is active before continuing.
Data Drive tip: a bulk password such as qol counts as one password activation, so it can enable several related options for the cost of a single Data Drive. That makes packs valuable on an existing save.
Pokémon Rejuvenation v13.5 password packs
These packs activate several passwords together. They are convenient, but read the effects before using them—especially the challenge packs.
| Password | Also accepted | What it activates in v13.5 | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| casspack | goodtaste | No battle items, perfect IVs for obtained Pokémon, Golden Tools and fixed damage rolls. | |
| easymode | — | Full IVs, double trainer money, Lite Mode and no opponent items. | |
| hardmode | — | No battle items, heavily reduced prize money, maximum enemy EVs/IVs and zero IVs for obtained Pokémon. | |
| qol | — | Golden Tools, no overworld poison damage, Exp All, daycare incubator, EXP-candy trainers and Unreal Time. |
Quality-of-life passwords
| Password | Aliases | Effect | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| mintyfresh | mintpack | Receive five of every Nature Mint after meeting Tesla at the docks. | |
| freeexpall | — | Receive the Exp All after meeting Tesla at the docks. | |
| shinycharm | earlyshiny | Receive the Shiny Charm after meeting Tesla. It improves shiny odds; it does not force every encounter to be shiny. | |
| freemegaz | — | Receive the v13.5 Mega-Z Ring after meeting Tesla. The later v14 name is different. | |
| easyhms | nohms, hmitems, notmxneeded | Receive all Golden Tools after meeting Tesla, reducing HM-related team restrictions. | |
| powerpack | — | Receive the EV-training room keycards early. | |
| earlyincu | — | Enable the daycare incubator for faster egg handling. | |
| freeremotepc | — | Receive Remote PC access early. | |
| nopoisondam | antidote | Disable poison damage while walking in the overworld. | |
| nodamageroll | norolls, rolls | Use fixed damage variation, removing the normal random damage roll. | |
| pinata | — | Let repeatable level-up trainers provide EXP Candies without requiring the full battle. |
Difficulty, money, IV and EXP passwords
| Password | Aliases | Effect | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| litemode | noevs, emptyevs | Set opposing Pokémon to 0 EVs and 0 IVs for a much easier run. | |
| nopenny | — | Reduce battle prize money to 20% of its normal value. | |
| fullevs | — | Give opposing Pokémon 252 EVs in every stat and 31 IVs. | |
| noitems | — | Prevent the player from using medical items during battle. | |
| moneybags | richboy, doublemoney | Double the money earned from trainer battles. This is not an infinite-money code. | |
| fullivs | 31ivs, allivs, mischievous | Give Pokémon obtained after activation 31 IVs in every stat. Do not expect it to rewrite an existing party. | |
| emptyivs | 0ivs, noivs | Give newly obtained Pokémon 0 IVs in every stat for an extra challenge. | |
| leveloffset | setlevel, flatlevel | Apply a flat numerical adjustment to opponent levels when prompted. | |
| percentlevel | levelpercent | Adjust opponent levels by a chosen percentage. | |
| stopitems | — | Prevent opposing trainers from using items in battle. | |
| stopgains | — | Stop your Pokémon from gaining EVs. | |
| noexp | zeroexp, 0EXP | Stop your Pokémon from gaining experience. | |
| flatevs | 85evs | Give opposing Pokémon 85 EVs in every stat. | |
| noevcap | gen2mode | Allow the player's
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