The Eternal Battle Reverie is a consecutive battling feature introduced in the Version 1.1.0 update of Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Read on to find out how to unlock and beat the Eternal Battle Reverie, as well as the rewards and points you obtain.

How to Unlock the Eternal Battle Reverie

Defeat Arceus in the Post Game

Before you can unlock the Eternal Battle Reverie, you first need to have completed Mission 27: The Deified Pokemon during the post game. During this mission, you will need to defeat Arceus in a boss battle.

The Deified Pokemon Mission Guide and Walkthrough

Complete Request 102: Daybreak

To unlock much of the content available in the Version 1.1.0 update, you will need to complete a series of requests. The last of which is Request 102: Daybreak. After completing the request, you will return to your quarters and unlock the Eternal Battle Reverie.

Daybreak Request Guide and Walkthrough (Request 102)

How to Challenge the Eternal Battle Reverie

Sleep in Your Bed to Start the Challenge

After unlocking the Eternal Battle Reverie, you can challenge it at any time by interacting with the bed inside your house, also called as your quarters. Sleep for any amount of time and you will receive a prompt to start the challenge. Select 'Yes' to meet Arceus and start the battle.

Choose I'd rather battle

After taking the challenge for the first time, you will have an additional prompt whenever you sleep in your bed.

To start Eternal Battle Reverie, simply choose 'I'd rather battle' in the menu. You will be able to see your current record before meeting Arceus.

Your House: All Available Features

Eternal Battle Reverie Rewards

Get a Variety of Training Items

After challenging the Eternal Battle Reverie, you can obtain a variety of training items, including Exp and Rare Candies. The more consecutive wins you have acquired, the more rewards you obtain.

Streak	Reward
1 Win	・Seed of Mastery x1
10 Wins	・Exp. Candy L x2 ・Grit Pebble x3 ・Star Piece x3 ・Seed of Mastery x3 ・Rare Candy x1
17 Wins	・Exp. Candy L x5 ・Grit Pebble x5 ・Star Piece x3 ・Seed of Mastery x3 ・Rare Candy x1
25 Wins	・Exp. Candy XL x5 ・Grit Pebble x8 ・Grit Rocks x2 ・Nugget x1 ・Seed of Mastery x4 ・Rare Candy x4
58 Wins	・Exp. Candy L x11 ・Grit Pebble x14 ・Grit Rocks x15 ・Nugget x18 ・Seed of Mastery x4 ・Rare Candy x16

Get a Special Trainer Card Stamp

If you manage to get 49 wins in a row, you will face Arceus as your 50th challenge. Completing this challenge will earn you a nice Arceus themed stamp for your trainer card.

Eternal Battle Reverie Mechanics

Eternal Battle Reverie Steps

1	Choose battle category.
2	Earn points based on difficulty of chosen opponent.
3	Use points for Wishes to help you in the challenge.
4	Defeat your opponent, repeat step 1, and try to win as much as possible!
5	Reach 50 consecutive wins to battle Arceus!

What you will face against will be up to you, but since you can only choose from three battle categories, it is recommended that you bring a well-balanced team.

Battle Pokemon and Build a Win Streak

In the Eternal Battle Reverie, you will need to defeat Pokemon one after another in a continuous set of battles. Before each battle, you get to choose a battle category that will determine your opponent. A Pokemon within that category will appear for the challenge.

Each Pokemon you defeat increases your win streak. The longer your win streak, the better the rewards you will gain after the challenge.

Choosing battle categories

You will be prompted to choose from three categories before each battle. These categories will dictate what and how many Pokemon will face you during the battle.

Based on your choice, you may battle regular Pokemon, or you may opt to battle Legendary Pokemon, which can yield bigger rewards.

Multiple Pokemon may appear at once

Some battle categories will require you to face multiple Pokemon. You can face them in pairs, or even in trios, and you need to defeat them all to move on to the next round.

When multiple Pokemon appear, their levels will be scaled down a little.

Pokemon are high-leveled

The Pokemon that appear in the Eternal Battle Reverie are extremely powerful, ranging from levels 80-100 for Single Battles and levels 60-80 when facing multiple Pokemon, so it is best to bring the strongest Pokemon that you have and train them up beforehand to prepare them for battle.

The levels of your opponents increases depending on your current win streak.

# of Consecutive Wins	1-10	11-20	21+
Single Battle	Level 80	Level 90	Level 100
Double/Triple Battle	Level 60	Level 70	Level 80

Recommended to Earn Training Items

Finishing a session of Eternal Battle Reverie will reward you with training items, such as Exp. Candies and Grit items, which can be very useful for raising and training Pokemon. If you are grinding for these items, it is recommended to partake in the challenge.

Earn and Use Points to Get Wishes

Points

After each battle in the Eternal Battle Reverie, you earn a certain amount of points depending on the difficulty of the battle, and will be based on which battle category you will choose.

You can use these points in between each battle to get Wishes before the next battle starts.

Wishes

Wishes are special bonuses that can be purchased before starting a battle. The effects of these wishes are then applied on your next battle. It will then disappear after clearing the fight and you need to purchase them again from Arceus if you want to use another.

Wish and Points Needed	Effect
Change lead Pokemon 2 Points	Swaps the first Pokemon you bring out in battle.
Restore HP 10 Points	Restores HP of one Pokemon. +10 Points per use.
Restore PP 30 Points	Restores PP of all Pokemon.
Choose different opponents 10 Points	Rerolls battle categories to choose from.
Inflict Status Condition 2 Points	Inflicts burn, poison, paralysis, frostbite, or drowsiness on your next opponent. Status condition changes every turn.
Sacrifice HP 2 Points	Reduces 20% of max HP of chosen Pokemon to earn double points on your next battle.

Ending the Challenge

If you want to quit Eternal Battle Reverie, simply choose 'Quit" when talking to Arceus in between battles.

Take note that you cannot runaway during battles via the Run option, so if you want to quit while in the middle of an encounter, you need to finish the battle by defeating your opponents or letting all of your Pokemon faint.

Battle Arceus on Your 50th Challenge

For your 50th challenge, you will face Arceus in a challenge called The Might of Sinnoh. This will be like any other battle where you simply have to beat 1 Pokemon, albeit a much stronger one. Completing this challenge will earn you 50 points.

After beating Arceus, you will have the option to continue your challenge and prolong your win streak.

Eternal Battle Reverie Best Team

Kleavor	Hisuian Goodra	Ursaluna
Cresselia	Arceus	Weavile

A good mix of fast Pokemon and defensive Pokemon would be ideal for Eternal Battle Reverie. You might notice that all of our recommended Pokemon have one move slot for a recovery move.

This is because recovering HP with points is very expensive and not a practical way to spend points. Pokemon who can heal their own HP are very valuable because it lets us use our points more efficiently.

We would ideally want to maximize every Pokemon's Effort Level for all of their stats. But since resources are limited, we have included which stats you might want to prioritize for each Pokemon.

Kleavor

Best Moveset for Kleavor
Kleavor
Type
Grit Priority	Attack and HP
Recommended Nature	Adamant (Attack ↑, Sp. Atk ↓)
Moves	X-Scissor Rock Slide Close Combat Rest

Kleavor - How to Get and Location, Evolution, and Research Tasks

Kleavor is a great Pokemon to lead with early on in your playthrough. Its decent speed and attack stat allows it to mow through easy challenges with minimal effort. Later on in your run, Kleavor's Close Combat may prove useful against Large-bodied Pokemon (Mamoswine, Regigigas) or Strong Defense (Bastiodon). Rock Slide is useful against male Incarnate Pokemon, Thundurus and Tornadus (but not Landorus), as well as female Incarnate Pokemon, Enamorus.

Its X-Scissor is great for fighting the Lunar Pokemon, Cresselia, often 2HKO-ing it.

Ursaluna

Best Moveset for Ursaluna
Ursaluna
Type
Grit Priority	Attack and HP
Recommended Nature	Adamant (Attack ↑, Sp. Atk ↓)
Moves	Headlong Rush Ice Punch Play Rough Rest

Ursaluna - How to Get and Location, Evolution, and Research Tasks
Ursaluna is especially good against Giratina (The Banished Pokemon) and Palkia thanks to its Play Rough. Headlong Rush is great against Poison-type challenges, as well as all the challenges that could have Ground weaknesses. Ice Punch is great against all Incarnate and Therian Pokemon.

Hisuian Goodra

Best Moveset for Hisuian Goodra
Hisuian Goodra
Grit Priority	Special Attack and HP
Type
Recommended Nature	Modest (Sp. Atk ↑, Attack ↓)
Moves	Ice Beam Hydro Pump Thunderbolt Rest

Hisuian Goodra - How to Get and Location, Evolution, and Research Tasks

Hisuian Goodra's main contribution to our team is to hit things for super-effective damage. Its Bolt-Beam coverage in Ice Beam and Thunderbolt, as well as Hydro Pump gives it an edge in most matchups. Its typing allows it to resist many attacks and consistently 2HKO things that it might fail to OHKO.

Cresselia

Best Moveset for Cresselia
Cresselia
Grit Priority	HP and Defense
Type
Recommended Nature	Calm (Special Defense ↑, Attack ↓)
Moves	Psychic Moonblast Calm Mind Lunar Blessing

Cresselia - How to Get and Location, Evolution, and Research Tasks
Cresselia's offense is uncharacteristically decent in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Setting up Calm Minds and using Lunar Blessing in between lets Cresselia 1v1 the likes of Giratina even if Giratina can hit it for super-effective damage. (provided Cresselia is at level 100). Psychic and Moonblast provides Cresselia with excellent coverage, allowing it to damage Fighting-types as well as Dark-types, letting it be an excellent option in the Climbing Claws challenge.

For Climbing Claws, Using Moonblast to immediately KO Weavile is a strong option because Sneasler does not have any move that can hit Cresselia for substantial damage.

Cresselia's other contribution to the team is sacrificing HP through wishes to increase the points that you gain. It can easily heal back the HP that it loses with Lunar Blessing.

Arceus

Best Moveset for Arceus
Arceus
Grit Priority	Special Attack and Speed
Type
Recommended Nature	Timid (Speed ↑, Attack ↓)
Moves	Dark Pulse Flash Cannon Judgment Recover

Arceus - How to Get and Location, Evolution, and Research Tasks

Arceus is possibly the second best Pokemon to use in Eternal Battle Reverie. It's incredible overall stats as well as move coverage and access to Recover make it incredibly difficult for your opponents to take
down. If using the Legend Plate on Arceus, its Judgment attack will always hit opponents for super-effective damage. However it is also a good choice to use the Iron Plate, because a Steel-type Arceus will have a plethora of resistances.

If opting to use a Steel-type Arceus, Judgement can be swapped out for another coverage move such as Sludge Bomb or Shadow Ball. Both options are good, as an Arceus who has used the Legend Plate will only have a weakness to Fighting, a type you can avoid fighting in Eternal Battle Reverie should you choose.

This set will be walled by Steel-types. So having a healthy Ursaluna is good to have in the back so that Arceus can preserve the PP of its moves.

Weavile

Best Moveset for Weavile
Weavile
Grit Priority	Attack and Speed
Type
Recommended Nature	Jolly (Speed ↑, Special Attack ↓)
Moves	Ice Shard Night Slash Ice Punch Aerial Ace

Weavile - How to Get and Location, Evolution, and Research Tasks

Weavile's main purpose in this team is to consistently win 1v1's. Alternating between Agile Style Ice Shard and regular Ice Shard deprives the opponent from ever having a turn to use a move. This is a strategy that was found by Twitter User, Anubis. Consider changing the Weavile slot to a different Pokemon if you want a tougher challenge, but if you want a consistent way to win, Weavile + Ice Shard will rarely lose.

Do make sure to replenish its PP though. This strategy is great against The Might of Sinnoh (Arceus), and also against The Banished Pokemon (Giratina).

Eternal Battle Reverie Tips & Strategies

Try to Bring Level 80+ Pokemon

Your Pokemon should ideally be at level 100, but level 85 should suffice. Trial and error at the Eternal Battle Reverie is an efficient way to level up your Pokemon. It rewards them with Exp. Points, Exp. Candy, Rare Candy and Grit Items that you receive at the end of your playthroughs. You can then use these further strengthen your team.

The most efficient way to conserve HP and PP is by ending matches in one move. Powerful, high-level Pokemon can help us achieve this because they can more consistently score decisive knock outs on opponents.

Use Grit items to improve stats

To improve your chances of dominating the battles in Eternal Battle Reverie, maximize your Pokemon's stats by using Grit items on it.

List of Grit Items
・Grit Dust ・Grit Gravel ・Grit Pebbles ・Grit Rocks

Earn Points Early On

Since you will be facing Level 80 Pokemon during your first 10 battles, you will have a relatively easy experience compared to the next challenges. Earn as much points as possible by selecting battle categories that yield bigger points.

Pokemon with high Speed and Attack stats are especially useful at Eternal Battle Reverie, because we would always want to get through battles with minimal effort by quickly OHKO-ing the opposing Pokemon.

Use Sacrifice HP Wish

Try using the Sacrifice HP wish as much as possible to double your point output. You can use this on the Pokemon in your party with high HP.

Do try to avoid sacrificing the health of Pokemon that you will send out in battle.

Look out for Easy Battles

Easy battles score less points, but will help prolong your win streak. These are battles like Strange-shaped Pokemon (Unown), One-eyed Pokemon (Magnemite, Unown or Dusknoir), Little Pokemon (Pichu or Cleffa). Pick battles according to your team composition, or what matchups will be favorable for your lead Pokemon.

HP Recovery is Very Valuable

Tanky Pokemon with good offensive stats are very useful especially if they have access to an HP recovering move. Moves that recover HP are valuable because you won't need to spend points on restoring one Pokemon' health, freeing up your points to be used on other things like restoring PP for the whole party or changing your lead pokemon. These are more efficient uses for your points. Save 'Restore HP' for when one of your more powerful Pokemon get KO'd.

Having a Pokemon with lots of HP and a recovery move will allow you to use the 'Sacrifice HP for double points' wish option consistently with minimal drawback.

Take Note of Turn Order

Be sure to always pay attention to the turn order seen on the right side of the screen. Use this information to help you decide whether or not you should opt for a regular attack, Agile style or Strong style.

Twitter user Anubis has figured out a way to essentially cheat turn order and loop Ice Shard, not allowing the opposing Pokemon to have a turn to attack.

Menu Not Available During Eternal Battle Reverie

Once you start Eternal Battle Reverie, you will not be able to access your phone, which means that during the challenge you will be unable to save the game.

If you want to quit the challenge, simply talk to Arceus to end the session.

List of Pokemon Per Battle Category

The following tables lists the Pokemon that you may encounter during Eternal Battle Reverie. A random Pokemon will be chosen from the list, unless the table states that it is a Double or Triple Battle.

The amount of points that each challenge will yield depends on how high your win streak has gone.

We will add more Pokemon in the list as we continue taking on the Eternal Battle Reverie challenge. If you encounter a Pokemon that is not in the list, feel free to post a comment below!

By Type	By Gender
By Description	Legendary Pokemon

By Type

Fire-type
Heat Rotom 3 points	Hisuian Typhlosion 3 points

Ice-type
Weavile 3-5 points	Alolan Ninetales 3 points	Frost Rotom 5 points	Froslass 5 points

Poison-type
Sneasler 10 points	Tentacruel 3-5 points

Psychic-type
Mesprit 10 points	Azelf 10 points	Gallade 3-4 points

Flying-type
Honchkrow 4-5 points	Mothim 4-5 points

Bug-type
Dustox 4-5 points	Mothim 4-5 points

Dragon-type
Palkia 15 points	Giratina 7-15 points

Ground-type
Torterra 3 points	Whiscash 3 points

Fairy-type
Alolan Ninetales 3 points

Rock-type
Rampardos 3-12 points	Bastiodon 3-12 points	Bonsly 5 points

Grass-type
Torterra 5 points	Mow Rotom 5 points

Steel-type
Heatran 5 points	Empoleon 3 points

Dark-type
Weavile 5 points	Hisuian Samurott 5 points

Ghost-type
Dusknoir 3 points

By Gender

Male Pokemon
Tornadus 3-10 points	Thundurus 5-10 points	Landorus 5-10 points	Gallade 3-10 points

Female Pokemon
Wormadam 3-10 points	Cresselia 5-10 points	Enamorus 7-10 points

By Description

One-eyed Pokemon
Magnemite 5 points	Unown 5 points	Dusknoir 5 points

Mechanical Pokemon
Wash Rotom 5 points	Mow Rotom 5 points	Frost Rotom 5 points	Heat Rotom 5 points

Hisuian beginnings
Hisuian Decidueye 3-12 points	Hisuian Typhlosion 3-12 points	Hisuian Samurott 3-12 points

Nocturnal Pokemon
Dustox 5-7 points	Honchkrow 5-7 points

Tropical Snow
Alolan Ninetales 3-6 points

Large-bodied Pokemon
Mamoswine 6-9 points	Regigigas 6-9 points

Strange-shaped Pokemon
Unown 5-6 points

Climbing Claws
Sneasler	Weavile
Double Battle 7-10 points

Future Beginnings
Torterra 6-12 points	Infernape 6-12 points	Empoleon 6-12 points

Scythe and Axe
Scyther	Kleavor
Double Battle 8-10 points

Tiny Pokemon
Bonsly 4 points	Pichu 4 points	Cleffa 4 points

Strong Defense
Bastiodon 6-10 points	Torterra 6-10 points	Blissey 6-10 points	Snorlax 6-10 points	Spiritomb 5-10 points

Impressive Speed
Froslass 6-8 points	Infernape 6-8 points	Vespiquen 6-8 points

Strong Offense
Rampardos 12 points

The Forbidden Pokemon
Spiritomb 5-10 points

Legendary Pokemon

The Lunar Pokemon
Cresselia 6-10 points

The Banished Pokemon
Giratina 7-15 points

Incarnate Pokemon
Tornadus 7-10 points	Thundurus 7-10 points	Landorus 7-10 points	Enamorus 7-10 points

Therian Pokemon
Tornadus (Therian Forme) 7-10 points	Thundurus (Therian Forme) 7-10 points	Landorus (Therian Forme) 7-10 points	Enamorus (Therian Forme) 7-10 points

Pokemon of the Lakes
Uxie	Mesprit	Azelf
Triple Battle 12-15 points

Primordial Chaos
Dialga (Origin Forme)	Palkia (Origin Forme)	Giratina (Origin Forme)
Triple Battle 15-20 points

The Might of Sinnoh
Arceus 50 points

Pokemon Legends: Arceus Related Guides

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Pokemon Legends: Arceus Tips and Guides

Beginner's Tips and Guides
How to Trade Online	How to Increase Satchel (Inventory) Size
How to Increase Survey Corps Rank	How to Check Player HP
What Happens When You Lose?	How to Run Away
What are Merit Points?	How to Swim Longer and Surf on Water
How to Use Pastures	Balloon Race Guide: How to Pop All Balloons
Space-Time Distortions: How to Find and List of Pokemon	How to Take Pictures
How to Enter First-Person View	Beginner's Guide: Tips to Get Started
How to Get More Pastures	Eternal Battle Reverie Guide
Path of Solitude Guide	Path of Tenacity Guide
How to Swap Items	Double Battles and Multiple Battles Guide
Starting Out
Character Creation Guide	Best Starter Pokemon
Bests Requests to Do First
Items and Gadgets
Item Crafting	Shop Guide and Item Prices
Arc Phone Guide	Lost & Found Guide: Lost Satchel Effects
Farm Guide: Harvest Requirements and Crop List	All Ginter Items: Ginkgo Guide Shop List
All Arceus Plate Locations: Arceus Plates Guide	Can You Get the Master Ball?
Pokemon Guides
How to Get All Legendary Pokemon	How to Get Shiny Pokemon
Frenzied Noble Pokemon	How to Tell if a Pokemon is Shiny
How to Catch Pokemon	Preferred Foods Guide
Are There Walking Pokemon?	How to Ride Pokemon: All Rideable Pokemon
How to Evolve Pokemon	Pokemon Behavior and Effects
How to Change A Pokemon's Nickname	How to Make Pokemon Obey You
How to Get All Starters	Effort Levels: How to Increase Pokemon Stats
Respawn Time: When Do Wild Pokemon Reappear?	Are Starters and Legendaries Shiny Locked?
How to Release Pokemon and Rewards	How to Increase Friendship and Friendship Checker Location
How to Change Your Team	List of Special Evolution Conditions
How to Catch Flying Pokemon	Mass Outbreak Guide and List of Pokemon
Best Pokemon for Catching	How to Change Rotom's Form: All Mechanical Items
Can You Cancel Evolution?	Is Breeding in the Game?
Best Shiny Alpha Pokemon Hunting Routes	Training Grounds Guide
Massive Mass Outbreaks Guide	How to Catch Sleeping Pokemon
How to Catch Small and Large Pokemon
Battle Guides
Agile and Strong Styles	How to Change Moves
Type Weakness Chart	All Status Conditions and Effects
Nature Chart and How to Check Natures	How to Change Natures
Collectibles
All Unown Locations: Unown Notes Guide	Wisp Locations and Maps
Old Verse Locations and Maps	-
Beating the Game
Best Story Team	Post Game Content and 100 Percent Guide
Money Farming Guide	How to Get Research Points Fast
EXP Farming Guide	Survey Report Guide
Research Tasks Guide and Best Research Tasks to Complete	How to Complete the Pokedex: Rare Pokemon Locations
Dialogue Choices and Consequences	Should You Choose Adaman or Irida?
Missables and Unrepeatable Events	-
Maps, Weather, and Traveling
Map Guide	How to Fast Travel
Base Camps Features	Player Home Features
All Weather Types and Effects	Time of Day Effects and How to Change
Useful Characters and Their Locations	How to Break Rocks and Get Through Obstacles
Ursaluna Treasure Maps and Best Farming Route	Full Moon Guide: How to Check and Change the Moon Phase
System, Settings and Controls
How to Save the Game: Is Autosave Available?	List of Controls: Can You Change the Controls?
Best Settings to Use	Language Options and How to Change Language
Character Customization
List of Clothing	List of Hairstyles
How to Change Your Appearance	Best Character Names
How to Change Your Name and Gender	Special Gifts: List of Save File Bonuses