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The PokeBonk wiki for the free Poke Bonk browser survivor game: a tier list of all 79 League Pokemon, the Pokedex of 151, 102 chest items, 6 maps and 16 guides, with every number read from the game's own data.

Tier list Pokedex Beginner guide

Where to start on the PokeBonk wiki

New to the game? Read the PokeBonk guide, then pick one of the PokeBonk starters: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle. Want the strongest picks? Open the PokeBonk tier list and the unlock guide for every League challenge. Spending Stardust? PokeBonk Lab upgrades lists every cost. Game will not load? See PokeBonk not loading.

PokeBonk tier list

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The tiers come from each League Pokemon's kit damage, HP, armor and speed at the final form of its line. These six rank highest of 79.

MachopSPokeBonk Machop is a Fighting-type League Pokemon of uncommon rarity. It starts each run with Karate Chop, carries the…KrabbySPokeBonk Krabby is a Water-type League Pokemon of uncommon rarity. It starts each run with Vise Grip, carries the…ZapdosSPokeBonk Zapdos is an Electric and Flying League Pokemon of legendary rarity. It starts each run with Bolt Beak,…VoltorbSPokeBonk Voltorb is an Electric-type League Pokemon of uncommon rarity. It starts each run with Spark, carries the…OnixSPokeBonk Onix is a Rock and Ground League Pokemon of uncommon rarity. It starts each run with Rock Tomb, carries the…RattataSPokeBonk Rattata is a Normal-type League Pokemon of common rarity. It starts each run with Hyper Fang, carries the…

PokeBonk maps

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Season 1 opens 2 of the 6 maps in the code. Each has three zones with a guardian and a shrine with a legendary at the end.

Viridian ForestPokeBonk Viridian Forest is the first PokeBonk map, open from your first run. A run crosses three zones (morning, golden afternoon and…Rocky DesertPokeBonk Rocky Desert is PokeBonk map 2, which opens once you clear Viridian Forest on Normal. A run crosses three zones (morning, golden…

PokeBonk items

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You collect items from Poke Ball chests and Meowth's shop during a run. 67 are open from the start; 35 need a goal and some Stardust.

Leftovers+1.2 HP regen per second.Lucky Punch+10 luck and +3% crit.EvioliteIf you can still evolve: +50% armor and +25% HP.Soul Dew+20% special damage and +15% area. Your Ultimate charges 40% faster.

Start Here

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Where new players begin: the controls, the first runs, which starter to pick and what to do when the game will not load.

Beginner guideWhat a run looks like, what to pick on level-up and what to do after you die.3 min read How to playEvery key, the controller layout, touch controls and how saving works.3 min read StartersThe three starters compared: kits, passives, Ultimates and which to pick.3 min read TipsHabits that keep runs alive: movement, card picks, chests, bosses and Stardust.3 min read Not loadingBlack screen, stuck loading or lag: the fixes to try, in order.3 min read

League and Capture

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How Pokemon join your League, how they evolve, and how to find shinies and the legendary birds.

Unlock PokemonHow to unlock all 79 League Pokemon: every challenge and how to catch them.4 min read EvolutionEvolution happens by level in a run: every line and its levels.3 min read Shiny PokemonShiny odds per zone, the Stardust reward and the collection perks.3 min read Legendary PokemonWhere the five legendaries appear, how to beat them and how to catch them.3 min read

Combat and Bosses

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Ultimates, Alphas, the Mewtwo fight and Survival mode: what arrives when, and how to beat it.

UltimateWhat fills the Ultimate bar, Auto Ultimate and every type default.3 min read Alpha PokemonWhen Alphas spawn, how to catch them and the bonus each type gives.3 min read MewtwoMewtwo's challenge, when the boss appears, how to beat it and catch it.3 min read Survival modeThe endless mode: phases, bosses every 5 minutes, pacts and how scoring works.3 min read

Progression

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Where Stardust goes, which Lab upgrades come first, and how clans, seasons and titles work.

Lab upgradesAll Lab upgrades with every level's Stardust cost and a buying order.3 min read StardustEvery Stardust source: runs, difficulty, tasks, quests, shinies and seasons.3 min read ClansFounding a clan, member slots, clan points and season prizes.3 min read

Latest PokeBonk updates

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2026-10-20 Version 0.7.7: Survival slowdown fix and more cheat bans. Long Survival runs stop slowing down, captures and the boss Great Ball behave, and 11 more cheating accounts are off the boards.
2026-10-19 Version 0.7.6: new level-up keys. Refresh, Skip and Banish on the level-up screen move to F, X and Z so walking backwards or casting an Ultimate no longer skips a card.
2026-10-19 Version 0.7.5: 38 cheating accounts suspended. 38 more accounts were suspended for cheating, the global number one among them, and new checks target invulnerability, fake runs and edited stats.

How this PokeBonk wiki gets its numbers

This PokeBonk wiki is fan-made. It reads every number from the game's own public files, then writes the text itself; nothing is copied from other guides. The pages are rebuilt when the game changes, so the PokeBonk patch notes show what moved, and the official PokeBonk links point to the developer's own channels. About this wiki explains the sources and how to send a correction.

PokeBonk Wiki FAQ

Is PokeBonk free?

Yes. PokeBonk is a free, non-profit fan game that runs in the browser at pokebonk.com on PC and phones, with no download and nothing to buy.

What kind of game is PokeBonk?

A 3D survivor game: you pick a Pokemon from your League, its moves fire on their own, and you dodge hordes of wild Pokemon, level up, open chests and beat guardians across three zones and a shrine. The PokeBonk guide walks through a first run.

How many Pokemon are in PokeBonk?

All 151 Kanto Pokemon are in the game. 79 are League Pokemon you can pick, and the rest are forms you reach by evolving during a run. See the PokeBonk Pokedex.

How do you unlock Pokemon in PokeBonk?

Finish a Pokemon's League challenge, then catch it with a Poke Ball when it shows up in a later run. The PokeBonk unlock guide lists every challenge.

Are there PokeBonk codes?

No. The game has no redeem code system. Stardust comes from runs, daily and weekly tasks, quests and shinies; the PokeBonk Stardust guide lists every source.