Read the board
Every day brings the same six level-100 Pokemon to every player. Check types, stats, and moves before you commit.


Daily Red keeps the ceremony of a Wordle and the decisions of a classic battle. The puzzle is the team you were dealt.
Every day brings the same six level-100 Pokemon to every player. Check types, stats, and moves before you commit.
Red always opens with Pikachu. Your first choice sets the tempo, but switching can save a run.
One official battle protects the stakes. Share a spoiler-free grid, then come back after midnight.
Gen III rules reference: Pokémon Showdown. See credits and sources for artwork attribution.
Short answers for the first visit. The game itself stays the focus.
It is an unofficial daily six-versus-six Pokemon browser battle using third-generation mechanics. Players on the same local calendar date receive six Pokemon drawn from a curated pool, one official attempt against Red, and unlimited practice.
Yes. The launch version is free to play in a modern browser. Your record is kept locally on the device so you can start without registration.
A new board unlocks at midnight in your local time zone. Open the game Menu to see when your next team arrives.
Yes. Official battles save their team, seed, and actions on this device. Press Resume official battle to recover your progress. An unfinished battle can continue after midnight; the new team appears when you return to the team board. Clearing browser storage removes your records.
The game uses Pokemon Showdown's Gen III Custom Game engine: four moves, held items, abilities, status conditions, PP, priority and forced switches. Physical and special categories follow type, as in Generation III. Red leads with Pikachu and also has Espeon, Snorlax, Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise. Snow in the artwork is cosmetic; only weather caused in battle changes the rules.
No. This is an unofficial fan project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK, or The Pokemon Company.