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An ordinary result uses rarity weights 45, 30, 17, 6.5 and 1.5 for one through five stars. Before each result, the banner counter increases by one. Reaching 70 forces five-star, and any five-star resets the counter to zero. Starting with 65 misses therefore guarantees at least one five-star within the next five results; a lucky result earlier in that interval immediately changes the remaining sequence.

A target from the forced rarity is still chosen uniformly among that rarity's species. In Kanto, Dragonite's ordinary-pull selection chance is 1.5% divided by six, or 0.25%. On a forced five-star it is one in six, approximately 16.67%. Neither repeated guarantees nor a five-star duplicate singles out Dragonite. Every five-star resets pity, including a species other than your target.

If the first nine results contain no four-star or five-star, result ten rolls only from weights 6.5 and 1.5. After renormalizing, that restricted roll is 81.25% four-star and 18.75% five-star. If an earlier result already met the four-star floor, the final result uses the ordinary rarity roll unless hard pity forces five-star. Hard pity takes priority when both rules could apply.

The floor starts afresh for each complete ten-pull action. Four-star results do not reset five-star pity, but they satisfy the current batch's floor. A ten-pull's odds therefore depend on both the banner's pity counter and whether an earlier result satisfied that batch's floor. Pressing single pull ten times advances the same banner counter, yet those separate actions do not receive the extra final-roll rule.

The selected species gets a 1% shiny check if its form is supported. A shiny you already own can then move the final result to another missing shiny in the same rarity pool. When no missing shiny remains there, the result becomes normal. If you already own shinies, a target's initial selection can differ from the final award; read these target odds as initial species selections.

Normal duplicates refund 15, 30, 60, 120 or 300 PokéCoins by rarity. They still consume the ticket budget, and a five-star duplicate still resets pity. Expected rarity counts include repeated species, so they do not measure how many new partners you will collect. Use the shiny calculator when comparing eligible shiny-check counts, and the achievements guide when looking for ticket rewards to fund another budget.