PokeBonk Moves: Learnsets, Upgrades & Choice Limits

Read the live card before choosing

Patch #7 expands move cards to show damage with the Pokémon’s current stats, cooldown, range, status information and level 1–8 growth. Hover on desktop, or hold/tap with touch, to inspect details. Applicable item and vitamin effects are shown there. That makes the live card more useful than an unmodified main-series “power” number.

The full move panel supports searching, filters and sorting, including Exclusive and evolution-related views and Eevee’s branches. A raw data learnset can help locate a name, but it does not prove that every listed main-series move is offered in this survivor. This guide therefore keeps the verified kit reference separate from a claim about all runtime offers.

Slots, levels and offers are different limits

The four names in a League kit are not a promise that a fresh profile can equip all four. Buying Fourth option also does not solve a full move bar. See the Lab cost table to distinguish the upgrades. Once moves and vitamins are fully upgraded, the run can offer in-run Training instead.

League partner move kits

Search a partner or move name. The type and physical/special/status category identify the current kit’s components. This table supplies kit membership, not a guaranteed level-up offer order, final damage value or complete pool of additional choices.

Use type and category when comparing items

A Fire boost and a special-damage boost can both fit Charmander’s special Fire kit. Squirtle’s Rapid Spin is Normal/physical, so a special-only modifier does not describe that move. The build examples explain those tradeoffs without claiming tested rankings.

The move panel and run summary now expose more useful comparison data, including per-move damage. If a historical recording’s tooltip differs, check Patch #7 changes before copying its number.