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Plan moves, check pairs and budget the slots

Choose a partner, select its actual listed moves, then check eligible pairs and remaining capacity. A fusion needs both ingredients at level 8 and frees one slot. This tool checks a plan, not DPS, ownership or guaranteed offers.[1]

Planning tools reviewed October 29, 2026 · Original v0.8.76 upgrade rules · Earlier reference snapshots stay dated

October 28 · original v0.8.68 review: All 126 item definitions and the 24 Lab schedules were compared with .63. Prices and fixed modifiers matched; ten item descriptions were clarified, including status damage and conditional effects. Older mechanism snapshots keep their own dates.[4]

Draft a kit before the run

Original pokebonk.com: kits, full passive descriptions, item cards and Lab prices rechecked October 28 against v0.8.62. All 106 fusion recipes and the Season 2 League evolution rules were rechecked against the same v0.8.62 client. No live account access, purchase or damage simulation. Our Play window is a separate v0.8.27 edition. Recheck changed cards in your actual game.

Items, vitamins and owned Lab levels

These are planning selections, not a claim that they are unlocked or available. Counts use the listed stack caps; conditional effects are not combined into a DPS score.

Owned Lab levels

Save one complete declared plan

These declarations travel with the share URL and existing draft backups. They do not read a game account. Alpha bonuses are included as their own group in the fixed panel; condition experiments remain separate.

Mode checks use the original .75 configuration and release history: current co-op requires an account, Daily Mutation is solo without a pre-run Bag, and the team/solo milestone rules differ. They do not validate a real session.

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Check selected conditional effects

Reads the selected partner and item copies. These are separate conditional factors, not a replacement for the fixed panel or a complete hit calculation. Armor can be entered from the actual game because other temporary effects are excluded. HP, declared armor and buff state now travel with share links and draft backups; they remain separate experimental factors, not live stats.

Plan support slots and type bonuses →

Save a draft on this device

Import adds validated drafts; the existing list is kept. Maximum 20 total. Names and planning URLs stay on this device unless you share or export them.

Compare two saved drafts

Optional local storage on this browser. Sharing uses the existing URL. This is not a game save.

Use a goal, then keep a fallback

Survival: compare move class/type and whether you can keep hitting while moving. Fix the last failure before chasing a late pair. Fusion: reserve two ingredient slots; do not assume a fourth move is free. Status: read the actual source of the required status; type alone does not establish applications.

The planner uses the partner’s listed kit. It does not model Mew’s broader pool, later evolution-specific offers, archived choices or shared game progress. Selected items show their original descriptions and copy limits; vitamins show the affected stat. These are checklists, not combined effectiveness scores. An unmatched pair uses the fallback rule; a recipe match still requires the actual machine and eligible moves. Share links contain only the version, partner, selected moves, capacity, goal, items, vitamins and declared owned Lab levels. They do not log in, upload a save or change the game.

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Record move levels and offered upgrade cards

Choose moves above, then expand a move to enter its level and the effects offered by each observed or hypothetical upgrade card. A level alone does not determine the complete result: cards choose distinct random effects. Incomplete cards count only the guaranteed level increment.

Normal moves cap at level 8; TM Case permits 10. Fusion ingredients still each need level 8. Formed fusions cap at ★5, or ★6 with TM Case. The star records an intention; use the recipe finder to verify the pair. Recipe-specific fusion damage is excluded.

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Preview a purchase target without changing owned levels

Set targets and balance in the Lab calculator →, then return a copy of this draft. Target prices use the dated 24-upgrade schedule; recheck the actual game before spending.

Unchecked uses declared owned levels. Checked uses the greater of owned and target for a hypothetical panel, including support capacity. This does not buy an upgrade or change your owned ledger. Selected normal Alpha types and the separate shiny now form one included support group; the shiny doubles its support bonus and Poké Doll scales the group. Lemonade affects support attacks, not the player’s fixed panel.

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Copy the plan and record the next experiment

Generate a readable summary to share your declared build and its link. Record an attempt only when you have one: this website does not read game results or verify a win.

Optional private attempt note

Use Save or Replace in the existing draft controls to keep this note locally. Load restores it and A/B compares it. It is included in your exported backup file, but excluded from public planning URLs and the summary above. Avoid personal information. An imported note is a user declaration, not an endorsed result.

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Sources & checks

Mechanics and calculations use the original project’s dated data; recommendations are editorial, not measured winning routes.

  1. PokeBonk client ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) · Kits and passive descriptions, v0.8.62, 28 Oct 2026.
  2. PokeBonk definitions ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) · Items, vitamins, Lab costs, fusions and evolution, v0.8.62, 28 Oct 2026.
  3. PokeBonk client ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) · Historical recipe/evolution reference, v0.8.55, 26 Oct 2026.
  4. PokeBonk definitions ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) · Planning corrections, v0.8.68, 28 Oct 2026.
  5. PokeBonk definitions ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) · Mode restrictions, v0.8.75, 29 Oct 2026.
  6. PokeBonk client ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) · Upgrade-card arithmetic, v0.8.76, 29 Oct 2026.
  7. PokeBonk source version ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) · Version 0.9.23 observed 2026-11-10; accepted data dates above.
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