PokeBonk Guides
Walkthroughs for your first run, starter picks, moves, maps and the best upgrade choices in PokeBonk.
Auto Ultimate | Ultimates Wiki
A game feature toggled using the Y key that automatically activates ultimate abilities. Its restrictions during altar and Dojo activities were updated acro
Read moreBody Slam | Moves Wiki
Verified move information for Body Slam.
Read moreBubble | Ultimates Wiki
A move offered on the first level-up during a Survival playtest with Squirtle. Choosing this move adds it directly to your character's move bar.
Read moreBulbasaur | Starters Wiki
A starting partner classified as Grass / Poison with a Healer role and Vine Whip starting move. Bulbasaur specializes in crowd control and sustain builds,
Read moreCharcoal | Items Wiki
A common item in version 0.6.2 that provides +30% Fire move damage and +3% total damage, with a maximum stack limit of 10.
Read moreCharmander | Starters Wiki
A starting partner classified as Fire with a Fiery Assault role, Ember starting move, and the Sea of Flames passive which grants increased damage when belo
Read moreChoice Band | Items Wiki
A rare item in PokeBonk v0.6.2 that provides +35% physical damage and −8% attack speed, with a maximum stack limit of 5.
Read moreChoice Specs | Items Wiki
Choice Specs is a Rare item in PokeBonk that provides +35% special damage and −8% attack speed, with a maximum stack limit of 5.
Read moreCo-op Beta | Mechanics Wiki
A multiplayer feature in PokéBonk supporting 2–4 trainer rooms, invites, and code-based joining. Players must check their account access and current server
Read moreCo-op Mode | Mechanics Wiki
A multiplayer system supporting 2 to 4 trainers through room creation or join codes.
Read moreControls | Mechanics Wiki
Default keyboard and mouse control scheme for movement, actions, and upgrades in the v0.8.48 client, including rebindable controls, settings via the Keys s
Read moreCross Chop | Moves Wiki
Verified move information for Cross Chop.
Read moreEcruteak City | Areas Wiki
A location in PokéBonk where, as of v0.9.20, using the Save and quit function no longer rerolls the beasts or grants their Poké Ball back again.
Read moreEmber | Ultimates Wiki
Starting move for Charmander that fires a projectile toward the nearest enemy and can burn it. It serves as part of Charmander's Fire damage kit.
Read moreFiery Whirlwind | Moves Wiki
A signature move fusion resulting from combining Fire Spin and Flamethrower. It features scalable area, duration, and projectile upgrades affecting Flameth
Read moreFlower Beam | Moves Wiki
Flower Beam is a signature move fusion created by combining Razor Leaf and Solar Beam. It features unique scaling mechanics affecting area of effect, durat
Read moreFungal Bomb | Moves Wiki
A signature move fusion resulting from Spore and Energy Ball. It features areas like Energy Balls, Spore Mushroom, and Mushroom Burst, with Spore Mushroom
Read moreGrand Concert | Moves Wiki
Grand Concert is a signature move fusion in PokeBonk created by combining Sing and Hyper Voice. It features area effects centered around Lullaby and Hyper
Read moreHydro Spiral | Moves Wiki
A signature move fusion resulting from Rapid Spin and Hydro Pump. It scales across multiple elements, applying upgrades to areas like Shell Spin, Spinning
Read moreKanto | Areas Wiki
Region featuring all 151 Pokémon included in the game. Notes indicate that Johto Daily Mutation rewards credit rewards already earned with Kanto partners.
Read moreLab | Mechanics Wiki
A system in PokéBonk where players can spend permanent upgrade points and approach item unlocks, requiring careful budgeting and consideration of community
Read moreLeech Life | Moves Wiki
Verified move information for Leech Life.
Read moreLife Orb | Items Wiki
A rare item that provides +30% total damage and −10% maximum HP, with a maximum stack limit of 5.
Read moreLiga | Areas Wiki
Playable league stage or area that can be unlocked in the game.
Read moreMaster Ball | Items Wiki
A legendary item that provides +25% damage and a guaranteed capture in Wild Encounters. It has a maximum stack limit of 1.
Read moreMax Elixir | Items Wiki
An epic item from PokeBonk that provides a +20% attack speed bonus, featuring a maximum stack limit of 10.
Read moreMewtwo | Bosses Wiki
Mewtwo appears as a boss in standard runs (zone 2 or 3) and as the minute 45 milestone in Survival mode, requiring specific unlock challenges to be complet
Read moreMiracle Seed | Items Wiki
A common item that provides +30% Grass move damage and +3% total damage, with a maximum stack limit of 10. It is a practical selection from the catalog for
Read moreMuscle Band | Items Wiki
An uncommon item that provides +15% physical damage with a maximum stack limit of 10. It is used in physical attack builds, where type and damage category
Read morePokéBonk | Guides Wiki
PokéBonk es un fan-game gratuito y no oficial de tipo survivor 3D para navegador, inspirado en el juego Megabonk, que presenta los 151 Pokémon de Kanto.
Read morePokeBonk Beginner Guide: First Run, Controls & Saves | Guides Wiki
A beginner guide detailing the game's entry options, default controls, upgrade selection, account preservation policies, and starter recommendations.
Read morePokéBonk Best Upgrades Guide: Mastering Upgrades, Protection, and Lab Spending
Discover how to optimize your mid-run upgrade choices, manage upgrade protection reserves, and spend permanent points wisely in PokéBonk.
Read morePokéBonk Best Vitamins and Item Build Guide
Learn how vitamins, items, and level-up choices work in PokéBonk, including community-reported upgrade mechanics and build strategies.
Read morePokéBonk Bosses
Guardians and boss encounters with documented attacks and rewards.
Read morePokeBonk Guide — How to Play, Starters & Beginner Tips | Guides Wiki
An independent player guide providing beginner walkthroughs, entry options, default controls, partner comparisons for Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle,
Read morePokeBonk Guide: First Run, Controls, and Survivor Mechanics
A comprehensive pokebonk guide covering browser-based startup, default controls, upgrade protection, lab progression, and co-op features.
Read morePokeBonk Guide: Starters, Controls & Browser Play | Guides Wiki
An independent guide covering PokeBonk starters, game controls, browser play, co-op rooms, and field notes.
Read morePokéBonk Items & Vitamins
Vitamins, items and their documented effects in PokéBonk.
Read morePokeBonk Lavender Tower — Event Guide & Candle Rewards | Guides Wiki
An event guide detailing the Lavender Tower event, Candle rewards, floor instructions, and update notes up to Season 3.
Read morePokéBonk Legendary Unlocks Guide: Current Status and Mechanics
Learn what is currently confirmed about PokéBonk legendary unlocks, browser survivor mechanics, Kanto Pokémon League progression, and permanent upgrades.
Read morePokéBonk Maps
Regions, routes, enemies and boss encounters in PokéBonk.
Read morePokéBonk Maps & Zone Navigation Guide
Explore the maps, zones, and survival navigation mechanics in PokéBonk. Learn about starting locations, controls, upgrade protection, and beginner tips.
Read morePokéBonk Mechanics
Core PokéBonk systems: leveling, fusion, evolutions and run structure.
Read morePokeBonk Mewtwo: How to Unlock, Beat and Catch It | Guides Wiki
A community guide explaining the requirements to unlock Mewtwo, how to defeat the boss in standard and Survival modes, and its passive stats upon capture.
Read morePokéBonk Move Fusion Guide: Recipes, Mechanics, and Pair Finder
Learn how to master move fusions in PokéBonk. Discover recipe requirements, upgrade scaling, version boundaries, and tips for Bill's Machine.
Read morePokéBonk Moves
Documented moves, their type, damage, cooldown and effects in PokéBonk.
Read morePokeBonk Player FAQ — Guest Saves, Lab, Rewards & Season 2 | Guides Wiki
A community guide covering player FAQs such as guest account expiry policies, save and quit mechanics, version update instructions, and troubleshooting for
Read morePokéBonk Points Guide: How to Spend and Budget Your Lab Upgrades
Learn how PokéBonk points work, how to spend them in the Lab for permanent upgrades, and optimize your browser survival runs.
Read morePokéBonk Starters
Starter partners, starting moves and passives for PokéBonk.
Read morePokéBonk Starters: Core Mechanics, Controls, and Co-op Guide
Learn how to start your run in PokéBonk, including 3D survivor mechanics, control bindings, upgrade protection rules, and co-op setup.
Read morePokéBonk Ultimates
Ultimate abilities, their effects and how to unlock them in PokéBonk.
Read morePokeBonk Videos — Beginner Tutorials & Gameplay | Guides Wiki
A curated viewing library of community-created beginner tutorials, upgrade guides, and gameplay sessions.
Read morePolvo Estelar | Items Wiki
Un recurso o moneda del juego cuyo historial detallado se resume o se borra con el tiempo (de 7 a 90 días).
Read morePP Max | Items Wiki
An epic item that grants one additional projectile for all moves, with a maximum stack limit of 10.
Read moreRare Candy | Items Wiki
A legendary item classified under PokeBonk items that grants two immediate levels and a +5% damage bonus, featuring a maximum stack limit of 10.
Read moreRocky Desert | Areas Wiki
A region card and area completed by Season 1 players prior to accessing Storm Coast. Version v0.8.8 addressed an issue where players who completed this reg
Read moreSquirtle | Starters Wiki
A starting partner classified as Water with a Defender role, Water Gun starting move, and the Torrent Shell League passive granting armor, shield, and bonu
Read moreStorm Coast | Areas Wiki
An unlockable region card and area addressed by v0.8.8 notes concerning Season 1 players who experienced entry issues after completing Rocky Desert. The pa
Read moreSurvivor 3D Gameplay Mechanics | Mechanics Wiki
Core mechanics of PokéBonk include surviving wild hordes, evolving Pokémon, unleashing Ultimate abilities, and unlocking the League featuring the 151 Kanto
Read moreToxic Tide | Moves Wiki
A signature move fusion resulting from Toxic and Sludge Wave. It generates a powerful area effect featuring a poison wave and splashes.
Read moreUltimate | Ultimates Wiki
An action or ability controlled by the R key by default, with the Y key toggling auto Ultimate mode. In recent updates, Auto Ultimate can trigger during al
Read moreUpgrade Protection | Mechanics Wiki
A reserve system for upgrade tools featuring initial duration, level scaling, and a gradual refill. It determines how actions like reroll, banish, and skip
Read moreVine Whip | Ultimates Wiki
Starting move for Bulbasaur in PokéBonk, described by the League as a physical attack.
Read moreViridian Forest | Areas Wiki
A zone featured on the PokeBonk Zone map. It is recommended as a starting map on Normal difficulty for beginner learning runs.
Read moreWater Gun | Ultimates Wiki
Starting move for Squirtle that fires toward the nearest enemy and can apply wet. During runs, its automatic attacks can carry the opening phase, and it ca
Read moreZone 1 | Areas Wiki
An opening zone encountered during a Classic mode run, featuring a countdown timer. It provides a visible zone and time context to help players learn the m
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