Regional banner base rates
| Rarity | Base weight |
|---|---|
| 1 star | 45% |
| 2 stars | 30% |
| 3 stars | 17% |
| 4 stars | 6.5% |
| 5 stars | 1.5% |
Where do tickets come from?
Ordinary non-boss enemies have a 1/400 normal-ticket drop roll. Ordinary bosses have a 1/3 chance to drop a ×10 ticket. Rift legends drop three normal tickets and have a 1/2 chance for a ×10 ticket. These are separate from progression rewards, and drops must be collected.
Should I switch regions to finish pity?
Switch to find a species in that region, not to combine pity. Each banner has its own counter. A five-star pull resets that banner; the guarantee does not select a particular Pokémon.
Is the tenth pull always five stars?
No. When the first nine contain no four- or five-star result, the tenth guarantees at least four stars, subject to pool fallback. The separate 70-counter rule governs five-star pity.
In the local game
Actual desktop browser captures from this local edition, 14 October 2026. Open an image for a larger view.
Earn and spend tickets
A single pull costs one normal ticket. Ten pulls use ten normal tickets or one ×10 ticket, selected in the game. Enemy rewards, bosses and progression rewards can provide tickets. There is no ticket purchase system in this local edition.
Understand rarity weights
The base weights are 45% for one star, 30% for two, 17% for three, 6.5% for four and 1.5% for five. These are rarity weights, not the probability of a particular species. Empty rarity pools can fall back to a nearby populated rarity.
Count pity per banner
The code increments the counter before testing it against 70. A five-star result resets that banner’s counter. Switching from Kanto to another region does not combine counters. A specific five-star species is never guaranteed by this counter.
What ten pulls guarantee
If the first nine pulls contain no four- or five-star result, the final pull rolls from four stars and above, subject to the pool fallback. A ten-pull ticket changes payment, not the basic identity of the banner.
Separate shiny odds
The shiny roll starts at 1 in 100, provided a shiny sprite exists. Duplicate shiny handling may select another missing shiny of the same rarity, or fall back to normal if all are owned. Do not treat that base roll as a fixed 1% chance for a particular shiny species.
Common mistakes & limits
- A rarity probability is not a species probability.
- Counters belong to each region.
- The README wording about pity differs from the executable condition; this guide follows the fixed source.
Sources and next steps
Reviewed against JPTER78’s fixed game source and the author’s guide. Evidence: source-checked rules. Desktop checks cover navigation, partner selection, a short run, pause, results and persistence after reload; long-run and real-device validation are still pending.