PokeBonk Viridian Forest
Map · last checked 2026-10-20
PokeBonk Viridian Forest is the first PokeBonk map, open from your first run. A run crosses three zones (morning, golden afternoon and twilight), each ending with a guardian at its altar, and then a fourth stage: the Viridian Forest Shrine, where Mew waits. Its wild Pokemon are Grass, Bug, Normal, and Flying types at first, with Fairy and Poison joining later.
Viridian Forest at a glance
| Order | Map 1 of 6 |
| Status | Playable in Season 1 |
| How to unlock | Available |
| Enemy types | Grass, Bug, Normal, Flying |
| Late enemy types | Fairy, Poison |
| Weather | clear, rain |
| Legendary | Mew |
| Map size | 360 m |
Viridian Forest zones and bosses
Each zone picks one guardian from its list per run, by the run's seed. Wake it at its altar with E and beat it to open the portal to the next zone. Totems and Summoners are mini-bosses that show up on the zone timer. Guardian HP is set so a typical build needs about 40, 50, and 60 seconds in zones 1 to 3, Totems 18, 22, and 26 seconds and Summoners 10, 12, and 14 seconds, measured from your own damage per second.
| Zone | Guardian | Totem | Summoner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zone 1 | Scyther, Raichu, or Golduck | Raticate, Parasect, Arbok, or Pidgeotto | Butterfree or Beedrill |
| Zone 2 | Pinsir, Poliwrath, or Persian | Victreebel, Pidgeot, Venomoth, or Kangaskhan | Nidorina or Nidorino |
| Zone 3 | Nidoking, Golem, or Arcanine | Fearow, Clefable, Weezing, or Tangela | Exeggutor or Vileplume |
Viridian Forest Shrine and its legendary
After the zone 3 guardian, a portal leads to the Viridian Forest Shrine, the fourth stage, where Mew fights you. Its HP is budgeted for about 60 seconds of your damage. Beating it opens the portal home and drops a free Great Ball chest, piles of coins, a Rare Candy and research points; if its League challenge is complete, you can also catch it. The PokeBonk legendary Pokemon guide covers each one.
What happens on the Viridian Forest timer
Every zone runs on the same clock. Alphas, giant Pokemon you can catch with a Friend Ball, arrive at 2:30, 5:30, and 8:00. A swarm or stampede hits around 200-235, 390, and 520 seconds, elite waves around 270-330 and 450 seconds, and Totems around 255-290 and 420 seconds. A Summoner appears at 6:00. After 10 minutes in a zone the final swarm starts and enemies grow stronger every minute, so beat the guardian before then.
Random events add a twist: zone 1 gets one and zones 2 and 3 get two, picked from the Spectral mist, a Thunderstorm, an Eclipse (night Pokemon, and a better shiny chance) and Golden Meowth, who drops coins with every hit. The PokeBonk alpha Pokemon guide explains the Friend Ball.
Pokemon living in Viridian Forest
The game lists these Pokemon families as residents of Viridian Forest: Poliwag, Psyduck, Slowpoke, Goldeen, Pikachu, Voltorb, Magnemite, Geodude, Diglett, Sandshrew, Drowzee, Abra, Ponyta, Growlithe, Vulpix, Mankey, and Gastly. Defeating Pokemon of a family adds to its research, which unlocks trainer titles and frames.
Viridian Forest in Survival mode
In Survival the map has no zones and adds hostile ground: mud puddle (slows you to 55% speed) and poison bramble (slows you to 80% speed, 2.5% of your HP per second, poison). Bosses arrive every five minutes instead of at altars.
Viridian Forest weather
The weather rolls between clear and rain (boosts Water and Electric, weakens Fire). Weather changes how hard each type hits: a boosted type deals 30% more and a weakened one 25% less, so a Water or Electric Pokemon gains on a rainy day while Fire loses out.
PokeBonk Viridian Forest FAQ
How do you unlock Viridian Forest in PokeBonk?
Viridian Forest is open from your first run.
What legendary is in Viridian Forest?
Mew, in the Viridian Forest Shrine after the zone 3 guardian.
How do you unlock Hard and Nightmare on Viridian Forest?
Clear the map on Normal to open Hard (x1.75 Stardust), then clear Hard to open Nightmare (x2.5 Stardust).
Browse all 6 maps in the PokeBonk maps list, or read the PokeBonk guides.