Earned, not bought
Tickets and coins
Daily and weekly missions pay tickets and coins. The README also says some Pokémon drop a single ticket and bosses and legendaries can drop a ten-pull ticket. A rift clear pays 3 tickets plus coins, a held item, 2 orbs, a 50% ten-pull ticket, and a Bond.
Duplicate pulls refund coins: 15 / 30 / 60 / 120 / 300 by star. Permanent upgrades cost coins per Pokémon, and a full board is summed at 40,800 coins in the wiki's upgrade table. A Mint to change nature is 1,500 coins.
There are 11 held items and you equip one. Six one-shot orbs were added on 22 October 2026; you can hold up to four kinds and three of each. Those are not tickets.
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| Rift | 3 tickets, coins, item, 2 orbs, 50% ten-pull, 1 Bond |
|---|---|
| Duplicate 5★ | 300 coins |
| Full upgrades | 40,800 coins (wiki sum) |
| Mint | 1,500 coins |
Questions
Can I buy tickets?
Not in the official game. You earn them by playing.
What is the fastest legal ticket?
Rifts and boss drops. Daily missions are the steady extra.
Sources
- Official README (JPTER78/pokesurvivor)
- Official legendary list
- Gacha implementation at the 25 October snapshot (680c3e1)
- Official items
- pokesurvivor.wiki (data 2026-10-24)
Last checked 2026-10-27. Numbers above are omitted when a source did not state them.