POKÉROGUE PLAY Elite Four in PokéRogue
v1.12.2.3 · checked 2026-11-03
Boss hub page for the four-member sequence, type matchups and per-region teams. Classic/Challenge waves 182-188.
| waves | 182, 184, 186 and 188 (one member each) | 1 source (wiki) |
| team | Four members from one generation; each is a type specialist with one Terastallized Pokémon and random party members of 460 BST or higher | 1 source (wiki) |
| shields | — (not supplied in the reviewed record) | Not supplied |
| catch | — (not supplied in the reviewed record) | Not supplied |
| notes | First defeat gives an Egg Voucher Plus; later defeats give an Egg Voucher. Mono Gen challenges force the matching generation. | 1 source (wiki) |
| format | Four consecutive single battles | 1 source (wiki) |
How this affects a run
The Elite Four sequence occupies waves 182, 184, 186, and 188. These are four separate fights leading into the champion at 190, rather than one four-opponent battle. Members come from a single generation in the reviewed Classic and Challenge rules, with Mono Gen challenges determining the matching generation.
Each member is a type specialist, but party composition can vary. The reviewed description includes one Terastallized party member and a base-stat floor for random slots. First-defeat and repeat-defeat vouchers are different rewards: Egg Voucher Plus for a first defeat and an ordinary Egg Voucher later. Prepare for a sequence of type matchups rather than assuming one fixed six-member team copied from a main-series game.
Questions
Where does Elite Four show up?
Classic/Challenge waves 182-188.
What should I remember about Elite Four?
Boss hub page for the four-member sequence, type matchups and per-region teams.
Sources
- Official PokéRogue Wiki - Elite Four — checked 2026-11-03
- Official PokéRogue Wiki - Classic Mode — checked 2026-11-03