Interactive Terrain
Rocks, chests, and tall grass break. Walls and trees block enemy shots. Water slows and lava burns.
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This pokesurvivor wiki is a comprehensive systems hub for players. Explore 966 partners across 9 regions, 64 moves and 59 evolutions, 18 rift arenas, softened type matchups, dynamic weather, and online co-op mechanics.
Type System
| Rule / Weather | Multiplier & Combat Impact | Strategic Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Super Effective (×1.6) | Deals ×1.6 damage (softened from mainline ×2.0) | Priority pick against tough elite packs and rift bosses |
| Resisted (×0.6) | Deals ×0.6 damage (softened from mainline ×0.5) | Deals noticeable damage in emergencies but swap if possible |
| Immunity (×0.3) | Converts zero damage into ×0.3 chip damage | Never rely on complete immunity; damage still lands slowly |
| Dual Weakness (×2.4 cap) | Multiplies both matchups, capped at ×2.4 maximum | Dual-type partners avoid instant lethal wipeouts |
| Harsh Sunlight | Fire +25%, Water -20%, Solar charge speed ×2 | Favors Fire and Grass partners, accelerates projectile burn |
| Rain | Water +25%, Electric +15%, Fire -20% | Massive boost for Water projectiles and chain lightning |
| Sandstorm | Rock/Ground/Steel defense +20%, chips other types | High survivability for bulky tanks in wide open areas |
| Snow / Hail | Ice defense +25%, Blizzard gains 100% accuracy & slow | Extreme crowd control and slowing aura across swarms |
| Fog | Ghost/Psychic/Dark pierce & evasion up, vision narrows | Exceptional for stealth repositioning and piercing beams |
Move Evolutions
| Type & Base Move | Delivery Kind | Required Card | Evolved Move & Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal: Tackle | Melee | Vigor | Take Down (×1.9 damage, 360° full circle impact) |
| Normal: Quick Attack | Dash | Sprint | Extreme Speed (×1.9 damage, long dash, -40% cooldown) |
| Fire: Ember | Projectile | Power | Fire Blast (×1.8 damage, +2 projectiles, +2 pierce, massive blast) |
| Fire: Flamethrower | Spray | Reflexes | Overheat (×1.7 damage, +4 flames, +1 pierce, defense burn) |
| Water: Water Gun | Projectile | Power | Scald (×1.8 damage, +2 shots, +2 pierce, scalding burn) |
| Water: Bubble | Burst | Sprint | Surf (×1.6 damage, +6 projectiles, full-screen wave knockback) |
| Water: Hydro Pump | Beam | Power | Hydro Cannon (×1.8 damage, 50% wider and longer beam) |
| Grass: Vine Whip | Melee | Power | Power Whip (×1.9 damage, longer reach, 360° sweeping lashes) |
| Grass: Razor Leaf | Boomerang | Reflexes | Leaf Storm (×1.8 damage, +1 leaf blade, double-cutting arc) |
| Electric: Thunder Shock | Projectile | Power | Thunder (×1.8 damage, +2 bolts, wider shock radius, stun) |
| Electric: Thunderbolt | Chain | Reflexes | Zap Cannon (×1.7 damage, +3 chain jumps between enemies) |
| Ice: Ice Beam | Beam | Power | Blizzard (×1.8 damage, 50% wider beam, high freeze chance) |
| Fighting: Karate Chop | Melee | Power | Close Combat (×1.9 damage, 360° relentless melee barrage) |
| Poison: Sludge | Projectile | Power | Sludge Bomb (×1.8 damage, +2 toxic bombs, lingering toxic puddle) |
| Ground: Bulldoze | Aura | Power | Earthquake (×1.8 damage, +35% shockwave radius, heavy slow) |
| Flying: Air Slash | Projectile | Sprint | Hurricane (×1.8 damage, +2 gusts, screen-wide knockback) |
| Psychic: Psybeam | Beam | Reflexes | Psychic (×1.8 damage, 50% wider psychic beam, resistance shred) |
| Ghost: Shadow Ball | Projectile | Synthesis | Shadow Sneak (×1.9 damage, splits into 4 homing ghost missiles) |
| Dragon: Dragon Breath | Spray | Power | Dragon Pulse (×1.8 damage, +4 breath rays, +2 pierce, stagger) |
| Dark: Bite | Melee | Vigor | Crunch (×1.9 damage, 360° dark crush, flinch chance) |
| Steel: Flash Cannon | Beam | Power | Steel Beam (×2.0 damage, 50% thicker beam, ignores shields) |
| Fairy: Dazzling Gleam | Burst | Synthesis | Moonblast (×1.8 damage, +6 radial bursts, attack debuff) |
Endgame Rifts
| Arena & Type | Terrain Hazard | Guardians (×10 Tickets Reward) |
|---|---|---|
| Eternal Meadow (Normal) | Open wide plains, excellent for wide circular kiting | Regigigas, Arceus, Meloetta, Silvally, Terapagos |
| Igneous Volcano (Fire) | Boiling lava pools, standing still deals rapid burn dots | Moltres, Entei, Ho-Oh, Heatran, Reshiram, Chi-Yu |
| Sea Grotto (Water) | Deep flooded currents that slow your movement speed | Suicune, Kyogre, Palkia, Manaphy, Keldeo, Urshifu |
| Emerald Jungle (Grass) | Dense foliage hiding incoming rushers & spore traps | Celebi, Shaymin, Virizion, Tapu Bulu, Zarude, Wo-Chien |
| Volt Plant (Electric) | Pulsing electrical grid floors and sudden lightning strikes | Zapdos, Raikou, Thundurus, Zekrom, Tapu Koko, Miraidon |
| Eternal Glacier (Ice) | Slippery ice sheets, dashes slide much further than normal | Articuno, Regice, Kyurem, Glastrier |
| Ancient Dojo (Fighting) | Enclosed ring with zero kiting space, forces raw melee DPS | Cobalion, Terrakion, Zamazenta, Urshifu, Koraidon |
| Toxic Swamp (Poison) | Lingering toxic sludge pools blocking escape routes | Eternatus, Okidogi, Munkidori |
| Red Desert (Ground) | Quicksand craters & earth tremors pulling toward center | Groudon, Landorus, Ting-Lu |
| Sky Peak (Flying) | High winds affecting projectile aim and diving swoop attacks | Lugia, Ho-Oh, Rayquaza, Tornadus, Yveltal, Enamorus |
| Mind Temple (Psychic) | Shifting reality pillars & giant psychic circular markers | Mewtwo, Mew, Deoxys, Jirachi, Solgaleo, Lunala, Calyrex |
| Hive Forest (Bug) | Extreme swarm density with thousands of relentless micro-mobs | Genesect |
| Ancient Quarry (Rock) | Stone walls blocking shots and falling boulders from above | Regirock, Terrakion, Diancie |
| Gloomy Graveyard (Ghost) | Foggy graves where phantom foes phase through obstacles | Giratina, Lunala, Marshadow, Spectrier |
| Dragon Sanctuary (Dragon) | Ancient shrines with cross-screen dragon beams & meteor falls | Rayquaza, Dialga, Palkia, Giratina, Reshiram, Zekrom |
| Dark Alley (Dark) | Narrow urban corridors severely restricting turning radius | Darkrai, Yveltal, Urshifu (Single), Chien-Pao |
| Steel Fortress (Steel) | Armored plating, foes carry ultra-high armor defense | Registeel, Dialga, Heatran, Cobalion, Zacian, Zamazenta |
| Enchanted Forest (Fairy) | Hypnotic dust causing screen misdirection & mob shields | Xerneas, Diancie, Tapu Lele, Magearna, Zacian |
Pokédex Distribution
| Generation & Region | Playable Partners | Available Starters & Key Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Gen 1: Kanto | 151 Pokémon | Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Pikachu, Eevee |
| Gen 2: Johto | 100 Pokémon | Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile |
| Gen 3: Hoenn | 135 Pokémon | Treecko, Torchic, Mudkip |
| Gen 4: Sinnoh | 107 Pokémon | Turtwig, Chimchar, Piplup |
| Gen 5: Unova | 141 Pokémon | Snivy, Tepig, Oshawott |
| Gen 6: Kalos | 70 Pokémon | Chespin, Fennekin, Froakie |
| Gen 7: Alola | 83 Pokémon | Rowlet, Litten, Popplio |
| Gen 8: Galar | 87 Pokémon | Grookey, Scorbunny, Sobble |
| Gen 9: Paldea | 92 Pokémon | Sprigatito, Fuecoco, Quaxly |
World Systems
Rocks, chests, and tall grass break. Walls and trees block enemy shots. Water slows and lava burns.
Power altars, healing springs, locked chests you stand beside, and traps that also hit hordes.
Slot machine partitioned by region; tickets drop from gameplay and legendary rift completions.
Elite monsters drop Leftovers, Choice Band, Life Orb, and Focus Sash to modify run stats.
Legendary & Popular Partners
Kanto Gen 1 partner with signature evolved moves
Johto Gen 2 partner with signature evolved moves
Johto Gen 2 partner with signature evolved moves
Hoenn Gen 3 partner with signature evolved moves
Sinnoh Gen 4 partner with signature evolved moves
Unova Gen 5 partner with signature evolved moves
Unova Gen 5 partner with signature evolved moves
Kalos Gen 6 partner with signature evolved moves
Galar Gen 8 partner with signature evolved moves
Paldea Gen 9 partner with signature evolved moves
Kanto Gen 1 partner with signature evolved moves
Kanto Gen 1 partner with signature evolved moves
Kanto Gen 1 partner with signature evolved moves
Sinnoh Gen 4 partner with signature evolved moves
Field notes
Daily and weekly missions pay coins and tickets. Achievements unlock medals and titles. Public profiles show three favorite partners, records, and medals. Survival-time ranking can be filtered by solo or group, by period, by friends, and by species. That ladder is not a published damage tier list.
Held items such as Leftovers, Choice Band, and Life Orb appear inside runs. Power altars, healing springs, and locked chests sit on the map. Locked chests open if you stand beside them. Traps hurt you and also hurt wild packs, which makes them a routing tool rather than only a hazard.
966 playable species from nine regions. Shiny odds 1/4096 in the field and 1/100 in the regional slot machine. Eighteen type-themed rift arenas. Co-op cap of four. 127 achievements. Move bonds stack up to four attacks in one slot after legendary clears. If a third-party dex invents different counts, prefer the official guide and GitHub README.
Enemy jobs matter more than raw HP bars: healers, shielders, summoners, exploders, and floor-telegraph shooters. Terrain matters: breakable rocks, chests, and grass; blocking walls and trees; slowing water; burning lava. Music starts after the first click because browsers block autoplay.
Code is MIT. Sprites are CC BY-NC from SpriteCollab. Pokémon marks stay with Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK, and The Pokémon Company. A wiki that forgets those lines is incomplete.
Deeper notes
A pokesurvivor wiki should start with counts the author published: 966 partners, 9 regions, 18 rift arenas, 127 achievements, 4-player co-op.
Record enemy jobs too: healers, shielders, summoners, exploders, and floor-telegraph attackers. Move evolution examples include Ember to Flamethrower when maxed with the right upgrade.
Gacha is a ticket sink earned from play, never a cash shop. When official counts change, follow pokesurvivor.com rather than rumor blogs.
Source notes
Prefer author-published numbers over datamine rumors.
Link how-to-play, starters, and best-pokemon instead of bloating this pokesurvivor wiki into a full strategy dump.
When counts change, update the table and the FAQ together.
FAQ
No. Official pokedex and guide pages live on pokesurvivor.com. This pokesurvivor wiki explains systems and links play without cloning 966 empty leaves.
Official copy describes 18 type-themed rift arenas, each with its own legendary, and beating one can unlock a move bond.
Yes. Cloud accounts unlock friends, rooms, ranking, and up to four-player runs on the hosted official build only.
Official copy lists 966 playable Pokémon from nine regions, Kanto through Paldea, each with a shiny form. Prefer that number over a scraped third-party dex.
Wild shinies are 1 in 4096 and get an edge arrow. Gacha shinies are 1 in 100. Tickets come from play. Official text does not promise extra damage for the palette.
Beating a legendary in a rift can fuse moves into one slot, up to four. That is how late runs stop drowning in extra attack keys while auto-fire continues.
No. Region slots use tickets earned from play, with bigger payouts from bosses and legendaries. Nothing in that loop costs real money.
Healers, shielders, summoners, exploders, and floor-telegraph attackers. Support enemies in the back of a pack waste gems if you only shoot the front row.
Yes. Runs can drop Leftovers, Choice Band, Life Orb, and similar held items. Power altars, healing springs, locked chests, and traps also sit on the floor.
No. Survival-time boards can be filtered by species, but that is a time ladder, not an author-published S-rank chart. Use the dedicated tier-list page for that intent.
Official source
This domain is an independent English play and guide hub. The game itself is jpter78's free non-profit fan project. For the live client, Pokédex, and legal text, refer to the original project origin at https://pokesurvivor.com. For the HTML zip and trailer, see itch.io. For source and credits, see GitHub.
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