PokéSurvivor Legendaries

One pull costs one regular ticket. A ten-pull costs ten regular tickets or one ten-pull ticket. The normal rarity weights are 45%, 30%, 17%, 6.5% and 1.5% for one through five stars. After choosing a rarity, the game selects a partner from that rarity's regional pool. The 1.5% figure is therefore the chance of any five-star result, not the chance of your named target.

Mewtwo belongs to Kanto's six-partner five-star pool, making its ordinary single-pull chance 1.5% ÷ 6 = 0.25%. Arceus belongs to Sinnoh's fifteen-partner five-star pool, giving 0.10%. Divide the 1.5% five-star rate by the number of five-star partners in your target's region. Those figures do not include an approaching pity guarantee or a guaranteed final ten-pull result.

Each banner keeps independent pity. After 69 consecutive pulls without a five-star result in that banner, pull 70 guarantees five stars and a five-star result resets its counter. The guarantee chooses from the whole regional five-star pool. In a ten-pull, if the first nine results contain no four-star or higher, the tenth uses the four- and five-star weights, unless hard pity already forces five stars. Neither guarantee selects a specific legendary.

Rift checks begin after 75 run seconds and use a 30-second interval. Eligible misses raise the next chance through 20%, 40%, 60%, 80% and 100%. A living regular boss prevents a check from counting. These checks are a chance to open a nearby portal rather than a schedule for one named partner. No ordinary rifts open at or after minute 28, before the separate minute-30 Judgment encounter.

Once a portal appears, you have 45 seconds to enter. Entering moves the whole co-op group into the arena, so coordinate before crossing. The selected opponent is drawn from the legendary pool, with weight 4 for a partner you have not defeated and weight 1 after a win. New victories reduce repeat weighting, but a weight of 4 is not a 4% encounter chance and does not guarantee the next target.

There are 18 ordinary arena themes, one for each type. A dual-type target chooses one of its types for the arena: Articuno can appear in Eternal Glacier or Sky Peak, while Celebi can appear in Mind Temple or Emerald Jungle. Arena themes can force their own weather, which changes attack effectiveness. Prepare against the opponent's types as well as the environment; the arena theme does not remove its second type.

Of the 87 legendary encounters, 64 use ranged attacks and 23 charge at you. Ranged behavior is assigned when a target has Psychic, Electric, Ghost, Fairy, Fire, Water, Ice or Dragon among its types; the remaining encounters use charging behavior. Read that label before deciding how much distance to keep. Legendary enemies collide with walls and columns, so terrain affects both pursuit and your ability to connect attacks. Use the game's softened type multipliers rather than assuming main-series immunity rules.

The HP shown in a partner's field note belongs to its playable form. An ordinary legendary boss instead uses round((3,200 + 9 × t) × (1 + 0.3 × (n − 1)) × group factor), where t is the run time in seconds when it spawns, n is the player count, and the group factor is 1 in solo or 1.4 with multiple players. Its base contact damage uses round(36 + t ÷ 20).

For a boss spawned at ten run minutes, solo HP is 8,600 and base contact damage is 66. With two players, that HP becomes 15,652; with four, it becomes 22,876. These examples describe the base spawn formulas before further combat modifiers. A later arena raises the boss's starting health even when the named target is unchanged. The fight still has the same 120-second limit, making damage uptime relevant alongside survival.

The rift's 1-in-512 shiny roll occurs after the game chooses a shiny-capable legendary. It is not a 1-in-512 chance of meeting a particular shiny species on every portal. Glastrier and Koraidon cannot appear as shiny rift opponents. When an eligible shiny enemy appears, defeating it unlocks that shiny partner form; a normal rift victory grants the Bond instead of adding the normal partner.

An eligible gacha result uses a separate 1% shiny roll. A duplicated shiny result is redirected to an unowned shiny in the same rarity pool; if that pool has no missing shinies, it becomes a normal result. Normal duplicates return coins according to rarity, including 300 coins for a five-star duplicate. This means a duplicate result, a new normal partner, a shiny unlock and a Bond are different rewards to track when choosing your next collection task.