PokéBonk Stardust: Achievement Tracker & Reward Planner

The extracted achievement list contains 228 entries with 131,930 Stardust in listed rewards. That is a catalogue total, not currency currently available to your account. Some goals may require substantial progression, a particular partner or a specific kind of run.

Separate your wallet from your achievement record

The completed total adds the rewards attached to achievements you checked. It does not claim that this amount remains in your wallet. You may have spent the currency, recorded an achievement before collecting a reward, or entered progress that differs from your game save. Use the in-game wallet for the Stardust you have field whenever you plan a purchase.

The unchecked total is similarly a reference, not an immediately claimable payout. It adds all achievements you have not marked complete, regardless of difficulty, availability or prerequisites. Filtering the list never changes those full-checklist totals. This makes it possible to search for a Pokémon or category without accidentally mistaking the visible subset for your complete remaining reward pool.

For a purchase target, use the exact remaining cost from the PokéBonk Lab upgrade calculator. The full Lab costs 57,680 Stardust from an empty starting point in the current data, but an individual shopping plan is usually more actionable. Enter only that plan’s outstanding purchase cost if you want a budget tied to a specific next step.

Make a reward plan you can explain

Search for an achievement name, a Pokémon, a map or a phrase from its requirement. The category filter uses categories supplied by the data; entries without a category are shown as General. Choose Unchecked to focus on unfinished work, or In my plan to review the rewards you have deliberately selected. Highest reward is an ordering option, not a difficulty recommendation.

Plan this reward adds an unchecked achievement to the budget scenario. Marking that achievement Completed removes it from the planned reward total automatically. This prevents the same listed reward from being treated as both historical progress and future income. Unchecking completion does not silently re-add it to the plan: choose it again if you still intend to pursue it.

A practical PokéBonk Stardust plan starts with a goal you can verify in the game. Read the full condition, check the mode and partner, and decide what would count as success before starting. The PokéBonk League tracker can reveal whether an achievement’s required partner is already available to you. Avoid promising yourself a cosmetic challenge reward for a partner you have not unlocked yet.

Look for progress that overlaps with normal play

Some early entries describe broadly useful activities. For example, First steps asks you to get 100 KOs. Its listed reward is 50 Stardust. It's evolving! says: Evolve during a run. That reward is 60 Stardust. These examples come directly from the snapshot and are starting points for checking what you may already have done.

Caught! lists this condition: Capture your first wild Pokémon. Its reward is 100 Stardust. The useful question is not simply whether that reward is large. Ask whether pursuing it also teaches a system, advances a collection goal or helps prepare a partner you want to use. A smaller reward that fits your next session can be a better practical target than a distant high-value entry.

If you are still learning the game, read the PokéBonk beginner guide alongside the checklist. Understanding movement, choices and the difference between a run and persistent progression makes the achievement text easier to interpret. The checklist is designed to support play, not to encourage abandoning a promising run every time a different reward looks attractive.

Read single-run, lifetime and conditional goals carefully

The description is more important than the size of the number. A requirement that says in a single run should not be treated as a lifetime total. A requirement naming a difficulty, map, move or Pokémon has that condition attached even if another run achieved a similar count. This checklist intentionally asks you to mark completion rather than trying to infer every achievement from a generic counter.

Consult the PokéBonk game modes guide when a requirement depends on the kind of run you choose. An attempted objective may fail because the conditions were different, not because the tracker is missing an automatic reward. Before repeating a long attempt, compare the exact in-game achievement text with the version shown here and check whether the mode or challenge changed.

The PokéBonk maps reference helps with location-specific planning. Group goals that share a location when doing so fits your available partners and preferred mode. Do not sum their rewards as guaranteed income merely because they appear compatible on paper. Your plan can include several possible outcomes, but the budget only describes what happens if those selected achievements are actually earned.

Cosmetic challenges are part of the reward catalogue

The current list includes 158 achievements in the client’s Looks category. Their requirements are often tied to a named partner or a particular performance condition. This makes the category valuable for a player who wants to explore familiar partners more deeply, but its catalogue size should not be mistaken for a collection of quick, interchangeable Stardust payouts.

Search by the Pokémon you plan to play and read its related goals together. A condition that requires avoiding an evolution may pull in a different direction from a condition centered on a specific move. Save the goal you intend to attempt before the run rather than assuming every cosmetic objective can be cleared by the same generic setup. The tracker preserves your selection, so you can return to it afterward.

A reward marked complete here is simply your note. It does not unlock a look, alter the Wardrobe or verify ownership with the game. If a cosmetic reward and its achievement appear out of sync, inspect the official game interface first. Keeping this separation prevents a useful planning checklist from being confused with an account-management tool.

Treat seasonal rewards and group play as separate questions

An achievement category labeled for a season does not establish that every associated reward is currently obtainable. Event windows, conditions and the current game build still matter. Check the PokéBonk seasonal overview before planning a session around an event objective, and read the game’s own event display for its current status. An expired objective can remain useful as historical documentation without becoming a valid farming recommendation.

Likewise, do not assume that a solo achievement automatically advances in the same way during a shared run. The PokéBonk multiplayer guide covers the available cooperation features and their version context. Where the snapshot does not state a counting rule, this page leaves that rule unclaimed. Confirm the result in the game after a short, controlled attempt before investing a long session.

These checks matter most when your plan depends on a narrow window or a specific group arrangement. Build a fallback goal from currently available achievements so that a changed event or unavailable teammate does not leave your entire budget tied to an uncertain reward. The checklist can hold the longer-term objective while you select a more practical short-term target.

Use the estimate as a scenario, not a farming promise

Open Plan a Stardust goal and enter the target purchase cost, your current balance and an observed Stardust-per-run average. The tool subtracts your balance and the rewards selected in the checklist. Any remaining amount is divided by the average and rounded up. Leaving the average empty keeps the currency shortfall visible without inventing a completion time.

The average should exclude the achievement rewards already selected in the plan. Otherwise those rewards appear once as planned income and again inside the average, making the estimate too optimistic. Choose a sample that resembles the sessions you expect to play next. A recent exceptional run or a large one-time reward is a poor basis for a routine farming estimate.

This PokéBonk Stardust estimate cannot predict future drops, success rates or whether you will satisfy a challenge. If the selected rewards exceed the target cost, the additional-run estimate can reach zero, but that still assumes you earn those rewards. Recheck the plan after an actual purchase or completed achievement so the wallet, pending rewards and target remain consistent.

Keep your checklist through updates and browser changes

Progress is stored automatically in localStorage on this browser. Copy link puts the recognized achievement IDs and budget assumptions into the address fragment so you can keep a backup or open the checklist elsewhere. The site does not upload the checklist to a community database. Anyone who receives the copied link can read the progress it contains, so share it intentionally.

Reset clears the current checklist and budget, and Undo reset restores the previous state while this page remains open. If storage is unavailable, the controls still work for the session and the copied link remains your backup. A private browsing window, a cleared browser profile or a different device will not automatically have the same local progress.

The values here come from client version 0.8.34, build mvlr7rzv. When an update changes the achievement list, saved IDs are matched against the new snapshot and unknown IDs are discarded. Check PokéBonk patch notes for changes that may affect your plan, and consult the source methodology when comparing a reward with another guide. Versioned evidence is more useful than an unsupported claim about the fastest farm.

Frequently asked questions

How much Stardust is available from achievements?

The current extracted catalogue lists 131,930 Stardust across 228 achievements. This total includes the entire list and is not a guarantee that every reward is immediately available or still unclaimed on your account.

Does checking an achievement claim its reward?

No. Checkboxes are personal notes stored in this browser. Complete the objective and collect any applicable reward in the official game, then update your checklist and wallet separately.

What is the fastest way to farm Stardust?

There is no verified universal rate in this tool. Compare achievable pending rewards with your current goals, record your actual run results and use a representative average. A high listed reward does not by itself establish a fast or reliable method.

PokéBonk Stardust & Achievement Tracker

Achievement Checklist

First steps

Veteran

Living Legend

It's evolving!

Evolution Master

Caught!

Collector

Pokémon Researcher

Guardian Hunter

Legendary encounter

Regional champion

Explorer

Kanto Explorer

Elemental Chemist

Alchemist

Treasure Seeker

Level 30

Survivor

Perseverance

Alpha Tamer

Variety

New partner