Pokemon Rejuvenation Achievements, Key Items & Collectibles

The Achievement System: 55 Milestones, Real Rewards

Achievements are goals within the game that give you Achievement Points (AP), spent later at the Game Corner in the Chrisola Hotel and in Grand Dream City. As of V14 there are 55 achievements in total — a mix of one-time goals and repeatable tier milestones (walking steps, catching pokemon, hatching eggs and so on). Because most achievements track things you do anyway, they are effectively free rewards for playing the game the way you already play it.

The AP payout scales with how many you have completed: the first few achievements pay 1 AP each, while the final tier (51–55 completed) pays 11 AP per achievement. That means a full clear is worth far more than the sum of the early tiers, so pushing through the grindy milestones (500,000 steps, 500 catches, 100 eggs) is genuinely worth it if you plan to shop at the Game Corner.

Achievement count and AP table sourced from the official wiki as of V14.

Every Achievement (as of V14)

Here is the complete achievement list with the tiers each one tracks. "Requirements" shows the milestone thresholds in order:

Tips: A Drive to Hunt pairs with V14's shiny additions — V14 introduced new shiny pokemon, and the shinycharm password (see passwords) boosts your odds from the start. Baby Boomer is the slowest; breed in bursts while you do other milestones.

Key Items and Collectible Treasures

Several searches land on specific key items, so here is the collector's checklist. Some of these open whole side areas — treat them like mini-quests with a key as the reward:

If a key seems useless in your hands, double-check the chest it belongs to — several are tucked behind story progress, and a few (like the Mysterious Key) unlock crests that change how a whole species plays.

Collectible Types at a Glance

Collection in Rejuvenation splits into a few big families — achievements, key treasures, Zygarde cells and the newer V14 collectibles. This table groups them by how you collect them and what they pay out:

Zygarde Cells: Assemble the Legendary

Zygarde Cells are scattered across Aevium as tiny collectibles — one known example sits in the Gearen Alleyway in East Gearen City, next to a Seviper egg. Collect 100 Zygarde Cells plus 1 Zygarde Core, then restore Zygarde at the East Gearen Help Plaza; the pokemon guide explains how Zygarde slots into your team once formed. Because cells are small and easy to miss, sweep each area twice: once during the story visit, once when you come back with the cell imprint.

The cell hunt overlaps with other collectibles — cells often sit near item balls and hidden chests — so treating it as a "clean the map" routine (see locations for the region map) is the most efficient approach.

V14 Additions: Deux Finalis and New Shinies

V14 expanded the collection side of the game. Players searching for v14 all deux finalis interceptor locations are looking at Deux Finalis — a V14 Magical field effect named after the late-game area where it is primarily found. Interceptor encounters and collectibles are spread across that area; as of V14 the wiki documents the field itself but not every collectible spot, so check the wiki's Deux Finalis page for your exact build (14.0.x patches moved a few spots).

V14 also introduced new shiny pokemon — new shiny forms added with the update. Combined with the shinycharm password and the A Drive to Hunt achievement tiers, shiny hunting in V14 is a real endgame loop. The community also tracks shiny reports on the subreddit and Discord — links in our Resources hub.