Daily Run gives you a set team of three level twenty pokémon, typicaly with specific items and moves. Additionaly you start with three EXP. Alls and three Golden EXP. Charms.You can get the golden egg at shop too.

The mode is composed of 50 floors, with randomly selected pokemon as well as trainers including two gym leaders.

The fiftieth floor is in the end biome against a legendary. Beating it will earn you a 10 egg gatcha voucher. Only one voucher can be obtained per reset.

Every 10 waves the biome will change following this chart

Whenever the biome changes, all of your Pokémon will be returned to their Pokéballs and be healed. This also removes any stat changes.

The daily run resets at 12AM UTC / 8PM EST / 5PM PST

Endless Mode is a new game mode that is only unlocked after beating Classic Mode for the first time. Just like Classic, when starting a new game you are allowed to choose any starters you own. However in Endless Mode, the maximum starter cost is raised to 15, allowing you to start with even more powerful Pokémon.

As the name suggests, Endless Mode tries to go on forever. However, currently Endless Mode stops at wave 5850 and you get the message: “Congratulations on reaching the current end! More content is coming soon.”

In Endless Mode, biomes change every 1-5 waves.

How many waves you stay in a biome is randomly determined. The percent chance of changing biomes increases the more waves you stay in one.

Just like classic mode, Endless Mode switches biomes in the same order that the chart shows. You are sent to a new random biome after each wave 50 boss.

Whenever the biome changes, all of your Pokémon will be returned to their Pokéballs. This also removes any stat changes.

There is no Map item in Endless Mode.

Every 50 waves you will face off against a random Paradox Boss, every 250 waves you will face off against Eternatus, and every 1000 waves you will face off against Eternamax Eternatus.

Every 50 waves you complete you will also be given a Token.

In Classic Mode, every 10 waves is a Boss Pokémon. Boss Pokémon have shields on their health that make it harder to make them faint.

In Endless Mode this is also true. However, the higher up you get in waves the more common Boss Pokémon are on waves below 10. These Boss Pokémon spawn using the Boss tables from their respective biome.

Every non 10th wave has odds of min(max(ceil((wave - 250) / 50), 0) * 2, 30). Which means starting at wave 251 you have a 2% chance of encounters being bosses, increasing by 2% every 50 waves up to a maximum of 30%.

Combining the two on average 37% of encounters will be bosses after wave 1750, if we ignore the odds of legendaries, sub-legendaries and mythicals, which are forced to be bosses as well..

Tokens are items that your enemy Pokémon receive for every 50 waves completed. They are permanent buffs to them, or debuffs to you.

Below is a table with all of the current Tokens in the game.

Token		Effect	Max Stack
	Damage Token	Increases enemy's damage by 5%	999
	Protection Token	Reduces damage dealt to enemies by 2.5%	999
	Recovery Token	Heals 2% of enemy's max HP every turn	10
	Full Heal Token	Adds a 2.5% chance to heal an enemy's status condition at the end of every turn	10
	Endure Token	Adds a 2% chance that an enemy will endure your attack (OHKOs bypass this)	10
	Paralyze Token	Adds a 2.5% chance to be inflicted with Paralysis when hit by an opponent	10
	Poison Token	Adds a 5% chance to be inflicted with Poison when hit by an opponent	10
	Burn Token	Adds a 5% chance to be inflicted with Burn when hit by an opponent	10
	Fusion Token	Adds a 1% chance that a wild Pokémon will be a fusion	10

Every 50 waves completed in Endless Mode, a Token is added from one of these Token Pools.

Once the game chooses a pool, it then chooses a Token to give you based on each Token's weight in the selected pool.

Spliced Endless Mode is unlocked by beating classic with a fused Pokémon in your party

Spliced Endless Mode is largely the same as Endless Mode, with a few key differences. After you pick your starters, they will be fused with random Pokémon. Every Pokémon you fight will be fused with another Pokémon, bosses included. Unfused Pokémon have their stats halved.

DNA Splicers get changed on the Item Pool to be Great Ball tier, with a weight of 4.

Challenge mode is a alternate version of Classic mode in PokéRogue, it can be selected after defeating Classic mode for the first time.

There are currently two types of challenges implemented in the game:

• When selecting Mono Gen you are given the option to select a single generation from 1-9 and you may only use pokemon from that generation in battle during the run. (For Example: If you pick generation 1 you may only use gen 1 Pokémon).
  • Fusing a usable Pokémon with Pokémon that is outside of your chosen Generation will result in that Pokémon becoming unusable.
  • When selecting Mono Gen, the Elite Four that spawns will always be from your chosen generation.
• When selecting Mono Type, you are given the option to select 1 type from the current 18 types in game and you may only use pokemon that have that typing(For Example: If you pick mono water you may only use Pokémon that have a water typing).

You are also given the option to pick both a Mono Gen and Mono Type (ex: Picking generation 3 as your Mono Gen and fire as your Mono Type only lets you use generation 3 Pokémon with a fire typing).

After selecting your Challenges you are taken to the Starter Select screen where you may choose any starters you have unlocked that fit the criteria of your Mono Gen and/or Mono Type.

• When selecting Pokémon for a Challenge run, you can initially only select Pokémon that fit the criteria of your Mono Gen and/or Mono Type. After selecting one Pokémon you can then select those that evolve or form change into that type, or evolve into that generation. They will be unable to be sent into battle until fully matching the parameters of the challenge.
• Alternate forms are allowed in Mono Gen runs.
• Alternate forms can and will violate Mono Type runs.
• Terastalizing does not interact with the Mono Type challenge in any way, if a Pokemon was legal before Terastalizing it will still be legal even if you change it's type to a type other than the challenge, if it was illegal before Terastalizing and you change it's type to the type of your challenge it will still be illegal.

During the run you are able to catch Pokémon normally like in classic mode, However you may not send out Pokémon that do not fit the criteria of your Mono Gen and/or Mono Type run (ex: If you are doing a mono normal run and catch a Mamoswine, while you may have it in your party you may Not use it in battle. Abilities that function outside of battle, such as Pickup or Honey Gather, will not function if the Pokémon that has them is unusable in battle.

In general, your challenge mode playthrough will function the same as a classic mode playthrough, just with the restrictions you choose for your challenges.

For information on what can happen during your classic/challenge mode playthrough, click here!