PokéSurvivor Permanent Upgrades

Vitality adds a flat 8 maximum HP per level, reaching 80 extra HP at level 10. It adds to the partner's HP rather than multiplying it: Bulbasaur's base 90 HP becomes 170 with this track capped and no other HP modifier. The first three purchases cost 60, 80 and 110 PokéCoins, for 24 additional HP at a total of 250.

Strength sets an attack modifier of 1 + 0.04 × purchased level, reaching ×1.40 at level 10. Its levels add to this modifier; they do not repeatedly multiply the previous level by 1.04. Compare the next purchase with Reflexes when damage per hit and time between casts are both limiting the run.

Stride increases the movement-speed modifier by 0.03 per level, reaching ×1.24 at its eight-level cap. It helps repositioning and travel between pickups. Movement speed is separate from attack cooldown, so Stride does not supply Reflexes' shorter casting intervals even when faster movement helps you keep attacks on a useful path.

Reflexes lowers the cooldown modifier by 0.03 per level. Eight levels produce a ×0.76 modifier, so a 1-second ordinary interval becomes 0.76 seconds before other modifiers or minimum-interval rules. Move behaviors such as orbits and turrets have their own timing details; compare the actual attack behavior before interpreting this as a fixed increase to total damage output.

Armor adds 0.02 damage reduction per level and contributes 0.16 at level eight. That contribution combines with other reduction effects, while the player's combined ordinary damage reduction is capped at 0.8. If a held item or temporary buff already puts you near the combined cap, additional reduction can have less effect than its nominal addition.

Synthesis adds 0.2 HP of regeneration per second at each level, reaching 1 HP per second at level five. It addresses recovery over time, while Vitality increases the HP available to absorb damage. The whole Synthesis track costs 1,590 PokéCoins; consider whether ongoing chip damage or a large individual hit is the problem your next purchase must solve.

Magnet adds 0.12 to the pickup-range modifier per level, reaching ×1.72 at level six. The player applies that multiplier to the base pickup radius of 78, so the capped radius is 134.16 before any other change. This makes collection easier without directly multiplying experience earned from each pickup; Wisdom controls that separate modifier.

Wisdom raises the experience modifier by 0.05 per level, reaching ×1.40 at level eight. It can bring level-up choices sooner for the experience you gain, but it does not directly change a move's damage or automatically satisfy a move-evolution prerequisite. The full track costs 3,700 PokéCoins, compared with Magnet's 820 for a larger collection radius.

Fortune increases the PokéCoin modifier by 0.08 per level, reaching ×1.64 at level eight. Its full cost is 4,950 PokéCoins. That price alone does not tell you how many runs repay the investment: the benefit depends on the coins you earn. Fortune's reward multiplier is separate from the earned tickets used for regional gacha pulls.

Repertoire has a single purchase costing 1,500 PokéCoins. It changes the starting-move count from one to two. Starting with two moves is separate from keeping multiple attacks active together: ordinary move slots are switched during play, while a Bond can join attacks in one slot. Inspect the partner's learnset and the moves you want to use before budgeting for this opening change.

Critical Hit adds 0.03 critical chance per level, reaching a 30% chance at level 10. Critical hits deal ×1.5 damage, rather than the ×2 multiplier some other Pokémon games use. Its final purchase costs 1,860 PokéCoins and the full track costs 6,300; compare that marginal chance increase with other purchases available to the same partner.

Card reroll adds one extra level-up card reroll per run at each level. At its five-level cap, you receive five extra rerolls alongside the one free reroll per run. Rerolling changes an offer and does not permanently remove a move from the card pool. The first level costs 150 PokéCoins, while the fifth costs 980.

Ban lets you exclude one move from level-up cards per purchased level, up to three banned moves. The card system filters banned moves from new offers. Unlike Card reroll, this changes which moves can appear rather than replacing one set of cards. Check the intended learnset and move-evolution plan before excluding a move that would otherwise be useful.