The PokeSurvivor gacha answer
One pull costs one ordinary ticket. A ten-pull costs ten ordinary tickets or one ×10 ticket, and guarantees at least one four-star result or better. Each regional banner has its own five-star counter: after 69 consecutive non-five-star pulls, pull 70 is guaranteed five-star in the checked code. PokeSurvivor gacha pity can still produce a normal duplicate; it does not guarantee your target or a shiny.
Open PokeSurvivor gacha from the main menu
Finish the opening partner choice, then select Gacha from the main menu. Choose the region containing the Pokémon you want. Kanto through Paldea have separate pools; a Kanto ticket draw cannot select a species assigned only to Galar. Opening the screen does not spend a ticket.
This PokeSurvivor gacha walkthrough uses a fresh guest to inspect reachable menus. Its starter came from the opening selection, not a draw, and its ticket balance starts at zero. Disabled pull controls are expected there. Guest progress is not saved, so review your original-game account before collecting partners you want to keep.
Choose the ticket cost you can actually afford
PokeSurvivor gacha uses two ticket balances. Select ordinary tickets for one pull or ten together; select a ×10 ticket to pay for an entire ten-pull. One ×10 ticket is not one ordinary ticket, and nine ordinary tickets cannot start a ten-pull. Coins returned by duplicates are a different currency.
The creator lists occasional enemy drops, boss or rift rewards, and missions as ticket sources. Check the current Missions screen for its objectives and rewards. The pictured daily cards offer two or three ordinary tickets and the weekly cards show a ×10 reward; these are that session’s examples, not a fixed daily payout or a promise that every boss drops a ticket.
| Choice | Payment | Rarity floor |
|---|---|---|
| One pull | 1 ordinary ticket | Normal rarity rules |
| Ten-pull | 10 ordinary tickets | At least one four-star or better |
| Ten-pull | 1 ×10 ticket | At least one four-star or better |
PokeSurvivor gacha rates describe a rarity first
The base weights are Common 45%, Uncommon 30%, Rare 17%, Epic 6.5% and five-star 1.5%. Pity and the ten-pull floor change particular draws. Featured partners illustrate the region’s strong five-star choices; the checked algorithm gives them no extra rate-up weight.
For example, PokeSurvivor gacha has six eligible five-star species in Kanto. Before guarantees and shiny replacement, Mewtwo’s initial species selection is 1.5% divided by six: 0.25%. That is not a fixed rate for every later result. A specific target shares its rarity’s pool; dividing by all 966 Pokémon gives the wrong denominator.
Check your regional PokeSurvivor gacha counter
Each region counts consecutive draws without a five-star. Any five-star resets that region to zero; switching banners leaves the other counters separate. With Kanto at 69 and Galar at zero, Kanto’s next draw reaches its guarantee while Galar remains at the start.
PokeSurvivor gacha source checked on October 14 increments the counter before testing whether it reached 70. The guarantee therefore applies to draw 70 after 69 misses. The pictured odds note still says the next draw after 70 misses; that wording is one draw behind the executable rule. Check your region and current version if the display changes.
Enter the values you see below. The helper calculates ticket capacity and the maximum remaining draws to this rarity checkpoint. It cannot read your save, identify your next partner or perform a draw. An earlier five-star ends the current waiting count sooner.
Check your PokeSurvivor gacha counter and tickets
Enter the numbers shown in your chosen region and your ticket balances, then check the remaining checkpoint and draw capacity.
- A ×10 ticket cannot be split into single pulls.
- Any five-star result resets that region’s counter. Switching regions keeps the other counters separate.
- These manual entries stay in this page only. This checker does not connect to your game account, spend tickets or predict a specific Pokémon.
PokeSurvivor gacha can still give a normal duplicate
Five-star pity guarantees a rarity, not an unowned Pokémon. A normal species you already own can appear again, including at pity. PokeSurvivor gacha converts that normal duplicate into coins: 15, 30, 60, 120 or 300 according to its one-through-five-star rarity. There is no real-money refund.
Check Pokémon and the correct regional tab to review ownership before chasing a target. The pictured guest owns one normal Scorbunny from onboarding. Locked collection entries identify missing partners; that picture is not an actual duplicate result and cannot show what your next ticket will produce.
Separate shiny checks from PokeSurvivor gacha guarantees
After choosing a species, the game checks whether its shiny art exists and then uses a 1% shiny roll. Neither the five-star pity nor the ten-pull minimum guarantees that colour variant. PokeSurvivor gacha can therefore deliver a normal five-star at its guaranteed checkpoint.
Current shinies do not repeat: an already-owned shiny is replaced with a missing shiny of the same banner and rarity. When those shiny forms are all owned, the result becomes normal. This collection adjustment means the basic 1% check is not an unconditional 1% chance of any chosen new shiny. Use the separate shiny guide for wild and rift sources.
Questions before your next run
Does PokeSurvivor gacha require real money?
No. The original creator’s game earns its tickets through play and has no real-money ticket purchases. This fan guide does not sell draws, supply tickets or connect to your account.
Why did ten pulls give no five-star?
The ten-pull guarantee is four-star or better. If the first nine draws have none, the last uses the four-star/five-star weights unless five-star pity applies first. Ten ordinary single pulls do not trigger this separate ten-pull minimum.
Does switching regions erase PokeSurvivor gacha pity?
No. Counters are regional. Return to the same banner to read its count; a high Kanto count does not advance Paldea. A five-star drawn on that banner resets its own counter, even if the Pokémon is a normal duplicate.
Can this PokeSurvivor gacha helper predict my next Pokémon?
No. It uses your entered counter and ticket quantities for a capacity check. Source rules explain guarantees; random draws, future updates and your existing collection determine actual outcomes. No account state is imported.
Sources and version
- Creator’s guide: ticket sources and guest saving
- Creator’s release: tickets earned through play
- Ticket costs, rates, guarantees and duplicates — checked revision
- Regional display and the 70/71 wording difference
- Species and rarity data used for the Kanto example
- Equal selection within the eligible rarity pool
- Player question about pity and normal duplicates