Search 126 PokéBonk items by name, effect, rarity or type bonus. Compare 59 extracted shop prices and item-specific stack limits, with descriptions and modifier details on each card.
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Prices are source list prices in PokéDollars. An absent price is unknown, never free. Descriptions include triggered effects that a static modifier panel may not simulate.
+15% damage. When you take a hit you stop time: nearby enemies freeze in place for 3 s (every 20 s).
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
When hit: +20% speed and +12% attack speed for 3 s.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+1 extra jump and +15% jump height.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+20% PokéDollars.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+12 armor and +12% max HP.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your hits have a 2.5% chance to put the enemy to sleep, and sleeping enemies can keep sleeping when hit.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Every KO has a 5% chance to heal you for 2% of your max HP.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+6% speed. You gain +1% damage for every 2% extra speed (up to +35%).
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Poké Balls cost 8% less (up to -40%) and +5% PokéDollars.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+3% lifesteal and +15% healing.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+20% damage to stunned, rooted, paralyzed, frozen or sleeping enemies.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Fighting-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:fighting. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Dark-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:dark. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+2 regen. Your poisons last 25% longer and deal +20% damage.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+4% evasion.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Burns spread to Pokémon next to a burned enemy.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+1.5% attack speed for every 10 KOs of streak (up to +25%).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Fire-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:fire. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+35% physical damage, -8% attack speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+20% speed and +10% attack speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+35% special damage, -8% attack speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+15% damage to elites, Alphas and bosses.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+10% PokéDollars. You gain +1% damage for every 300 ₽ you spend in the run (up to +30%).
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+40% PokéDollars and +30 luck.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% to all damage and +20% attack speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
From the next zone on, each zone brings 1 more Unown altar and 2 more Poké Balls.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Dragon-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:dragon. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+40% crit damage and +8% crit.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Every 2.5 s lightning strikes 3 nearby enemies and may paralyze them (+1 bolt per unit).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
If you can still evolve: +50% armor and +25% HP.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+25% experience and +2 pickup range.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% damage with super effective attacks.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Fairy-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:fairy. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Burned enemies explode when they die.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your hits have a 5% chance to burn and +10% status damage.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
15% chance to survive a lethal hit with 1 HP (once every 20 s).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
You survive a lethal hit once per phase.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Leftover healing at full HP is stored and shot out as a jet of water.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+6% damage for each different status the enemy has (up to +30%).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Meowth, his refreshes and the slot machine charge you 8% less (up to -24%).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your hits have a 4% chance to root the enemy.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Every defeated enemy has a 12% chance to leave a shadow that bursts instantly and curses those around it.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Every 14 s it fully shields you from the next hit.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Rock-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:rock. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+1.5 pickup range.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Hitting a frozen enemy breaks the ice: +60% damage and shards that chill those around it.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Frozen or chilled enemies burst into ice shards when they die and chill those around them.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+8 armor and -7% speed. When you land from a jump you cause a seismic wave that grows with your armor.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+6% chance to flinch (stun).
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+5 armor.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Every KO has a 10% chance to release a whirl of leaves that cuts nearby enemies and heals you for 1% of HP.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
3% chance for a hit to deal ×8 damage: Bonk!
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+1.2 HP regen per second.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your support Alphas deal 25% more damage and attack 15% faster.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% total damage, but -10% max HP.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+20% move and status duration.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+15% experience.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+10 luck and +3% crit.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Every 30 s, if you're hurt, you heal 12% of HP. +10% healing received.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+20% area and +1 projectile. Every 8 s you open a rift that pulls in nearby enemies and then explodes.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+50% experience, -10% speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Electric-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:electric. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+25% damage to everything. Guarantees capture in Wild Encounters.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+20% attack speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your vitamins can level up 2 more times (up to 12).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
You revive once with 60% HP.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Steel-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:steel. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
If you stand still for a moment: +30% armor and +8% attack speed until you move.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
You gain damage while you take no hits (up to +40%).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Grass-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:grass. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+2 projectiles and +25% area.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+15% physical damage.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Water-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:water. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Ice-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:ice. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Every 9 s you fish: a Magikarp leaps onto an enemy and soaks it. Sometimes a Gyarados bites...
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+15 max HP.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Poison-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:poison. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
The passives of your support Alphas are 50% stronger.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your Ultimate charges 25% faster. On cast, all your moves recharge and you gain +30% attack speed for 6 s.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+0.6 HP regen per second.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% damage from burns, poisons and the like.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+1 projectile to all moves.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+20 armor, +15% max HP and +40 thorns, but -5% speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+10% attack speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+7% movement speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
The less HP you have left, the more damage: up to +60% at 25% HP or less. -25% healing received.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Once per zone, when you faint you are reborn in flames with 50% HP and scorch everything around you.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
You gain 2 levels instantly and +5% damage.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% crit damage.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
You instantly finish off enemies (not bosses) below 8% HP (+4% per extra unit).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Every 100 KOs in the run: +1% damage (up to +30%).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
-8% enemies and +6% speed. For when the horde closes in.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
You revive once with 35% HP.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Enemies that touch you take 25 damage (thorns).
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+1 slot for support Alphas this run.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+6% crit chance.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Unown altars charge 30% faster and drain half as fast when you leave.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Flying-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:flying. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
You are invulnerable during the first part of a slide, and it recharges 10% faster.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
You recover 0.8% of the damage you deal.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+15% total damage and +15% area.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Normal-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:normal. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Every 6 s it marks the strongest nearby enemy: it takes 40% more damage from everything. If it falls, another is marked right away.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Bug-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:bug. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+1 extra jump and +12% speed. Every 5 s a gust of wind hits and pushes away the enemies around you.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
When you drop below 30% HP you recover 35% (every 45 s).
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
When hit: 25% chance to turn invisible for 1.5 s. +3% evasion.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+1 bounce to basic projectiles (Projectile and Burst) and +10% projectile speed.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your hits have a 6% chance to chill (three chills freeze) and +3 armor.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Sliding bursts a wave of bubbles around you that damages and soaks.
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Ground-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:ground. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+15% healing received and +0.3 regen.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+20% special damage and +15% area. Your Ultimate charges 40% faster.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Ghost-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:ghost. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+20 luck: better rarities and more loot.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+10% damage. Every 6 s a solar beam strikes the strongest nearby enemy: a huge Fire explosion that burns.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your physical damage rises 1% for every 2 armor (up to +50%).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your critical hits fire a bolt at a nearby enemy.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your moves can go up 2 more levels (up to 10) and fusions 1 more star (up to ★6).
No direct static modifier. Read the description for the item’s triggered or special effect.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
Your hits have a 6% chance to poison and +10% status chance.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+30% Psychic-type move damage and +3% total damage.
Tags: type:psychic. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+12% enemies, but +10% experience and +5 luck.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+25% status condition chance.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+10% move area.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+15% special damage.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
+15% projectile speed and +3% crit.
No source tags. Positive multipliers add within the held-item group.
This is a purchase and build reference, not a universal shopping order. The same item can solve a real problem in one run and be a poor use of money in another. Start with the effect you need, check whether a price is actually present, and compare the item’s limit with the copies you already hold. All numerical fields come from the versioned game snapshot.
A remembered item name is not always the fastest route to a useful purchase. Search terms also match descriptions, source tags and static stat identifiers, so a query such as shield, Fire or attack speed can surface relevant effects across different rarities. The type-bonus filter narrows items with a dedicated extracted type field. An item without that field can still influence damage through another mechanism, so clearing the type filter is sensible when a search seems too restrictive.
Use rarity to organize the available choices, not as proof of value. The item’s description, conditions and contribution to the rest of your build determine whether it helps. If your immediate need is a repeatable stat upgrade, compare the separate Vitamin catalog and stacking tool. It contains 26 definitions with a different slot and upgrade model. Similar names or icons across systems do not mean the effects should be treated as interchangeable inventory entries.
The listed price is the amount stored in the extracted shop catalog. For example, Soda Pop has a source price of ₽150. Every priced entry on this page joins to its held-item definition by key, allowing the price and effect to remain visible together. A blank shop price is displayed as “Not listed.” It is not converted into a free purchase or used as an estimate for another source of the item.
The page does not claim that every shop offers every listed item at all times. Availability, refreshes and temporary circumstances can make a live choice narrower than the catalog. When comparing purchases, first check what is actually offered in your run, then use this reference to inspect the candidate’s role. Sorting by price places known prices first and unpriced entries afterward; this ordering is for browsing and does not manufacture a cost for unavailable information.
An item can have a plain numerical modifier, a conditional trigger, a type-specific effect, or a rule-changing benefit. The description preserves the extracted player-facing explanation, while the expanded details show only the direct modifier array and tags. An empty modifier array therefore does not mean the item does nothing. It means the item’s useful behavior is not expressed by that particular static array and must be interpreted through the description and validated mechanics.
The build planner uses known static inputs while labeling omissions. That makes it helpful for comparing baseline plans, but a triggered effect can remain important even when it is absent from a numerical preview. Before comparing a result, ask whether the condition is active, whether the effect changes a rule rather than a stat, and whether the calculator supports it. The calculation hub explains the boundary between transparent arithmetic and a full simulation of a live encounter.
The runtime build rules define a default item limit of 10, with named exceptions stored separately. The catalog displays the resolved limit for each item, so you do not need to assume that a familiar cap applies to every purchase. A stack limit describes how many copies the extracted rule allows; it is not a guarantee that buying up to that limit is efficient or that the run will offer enough copies to reach it.
Some inventory entries alter another system’s limit instead of merely increasing a stat. Read those descriptions carefully when planning your final layout. The fusion recipe reference is useful when an item decision is connected to move development, because reaching an ordinary move limit and qualifying for a fusion are different checks. Do not turn an item’s own copy cap into a move-level cap, a Vitamin stack cap or a supposed global inventory capacity.
The extracted runtime stat rules add positive multiplier bonuses inside the held-item group, then multiply that group with other sources. For Charcoal, the direct total-damage modifier is ×1.03. Repeating a positive modifier does not justify blindly raising that multiplier to the number of copies. The source-group contribution must be formed from its positive bonuses first, while reductions use their own multiplicative treatment. Flat additions enter before multiplier groups are applied.
That grouping affects comparisons between another copy of an item and a bonus from a different source. It also explains why a percentage in a description should not automatically be interpreted as the percentage improvement of the finished build. The shared build collection can provide loadout ideas, but the item arithmetic should still be checked against the current snapshot. A popular combination does not change the formula, and a static result does not capture activation frequency or positioning.
A typed item may contribute both to the general damage stat and to a specific move-type boost. The extracted type-boost contribution is 30% per applicable stack, while the general modifier remains a separate field. Those channels should not be collapsed into a single unconditional bonus, because the type-specific portion only belongs to the relevant attacks. The catalog exposes the type and description so you can see why an apparently small general modifier is not the item’s whole effect. Use the Pokédex type filter to identify a partner’s public species types before checking its actual moves.
Use the runtime matchup tool to evaluate the target side of the attack. Type effectiveness, the attacker’s same-type bonus and the item’s type boost describe different relationships. The ordinary same-type rule is not a move-count threshold, and cosmetic research-frame requirements do not establish a combat team buff. Keeping these categories separate prevents a tempting shopping calculation from accidentally multiplying the same concept twice or applying a typed bonus to every move in the kit.
Shop purchases use the currency context of the shop entry. Permanent progression is a different planning task, so do not combine a PokéDollar price with a Stardust upgrade cost as if the values belonged to a common wallet. The Lab upgrade calculator sums extracted level costs for persistent upgrades, and the Stardust planning reference connects that budget to documented rewards. These tools let you keep a short-term purchase decision separate from the longer-term unlock you are pursuing.
Within a run, an affordable item can still be a poor purchase if it does not address the current constraint. Think about why the run is failing: insufficient output, unreliable survival, awkward collection, or an effect that does not fit your moves. Then use the catalog to find candidates and inspect their conditions. This process is more defensible than sorting by rarity and spending on the most impressive label, especially when the best-looking effect is conditional or already near its useful limit.
A useful comparison records the held item, the number of copies, the stat group it changes and the condition required for the effect. It should also identify the relevant moves and the drawback, if the description includes one. That small checklist explains why an item is being considered and makes it easier to revisit the decision after a patch. It is more informative than calling an item mandatory without identifying the build or encounter where it helps.
This catalog intentionally offers filters instead of a universal best-items score. A score would need assumptions about encounter duration, enemy composition, trigger frequency and the rest of the loadout. Those assumptions are not supplied by a price list. When using a community build as inspiration, compare the role each item fills and substitute only after checking the replacement’s actual effect. Shared names, prices or rarities do not establish equivalent behavior.
Copy link saves the filter selection with the current game build, and local storage remembers it when the browser permits. A link from another snapshot is rejected with a recovery message rather than silently reinterpreting its filters as current evidence. Reset clears the selection and returns to the full catalog. If browser storage or the clipboard is unavailable, browsing continues and a selectable link provides a fallback for sharing.
For a disputed effect, compare the current in-game description with the exact card and build stamp before concluding that the calculation is wrong. A translated description and a static modifier can expose different parts of the same mechanic. The source methodology explains how this site records that evidence. Report which part differs, because a stale price, an incorrect display label and an unsupported trigger require different fixes.
No. It has no extracted price in the shop list used by this snapshot. The catalog keeps that unknown separate from a numerical price.
No. Triggered actions, special rules and other mechanics can sit outside the direct static modifier array. Read the full description and the tool’s coverage notes before comparing it with a numerical stat item.