Poke Survivor Bosses, Rifts & Arceus's Judgment

A boss arrives at each of these minutes. While it is alive, regular waves drop to 25% and there are no surges.

• One of the 11 held items, every time. All held items
• A ×10 ticket 1 time in 3.
• 10 coin pickups, a heal orb, a magnet orb and a burst of experience.

• From 75 s into a run, the game rolls for a rift every 30 s: 20% the first time, then 20 points more after each miss up to 100%, so you go at most about 2.5 minutes without one. Rolls do not count while a boss is alive, and no rifts open from minute 28.
• A rift stays open for 45 s. Step in to fight a legendary in a closed arena themed on one of its types, with a 120-second limit.
• Legendaries you have not defeated yet are 4 times as likely to be picked. 87 legendaries can appear.
• The legendary has 3,200 + 9 × t HP and 36 + t/20 damage (t = run time in seconds), so later rifts are tougher. Co-op raises its HP the same way as a boss's.
• Win: a held item, 3 tickets, coins, a ×10 ticket 1 time in 2, and a bond, which lets you fuse moves so they fire together from one slot.
• Lose (everyone down or time up): you return with some HP and no reward, and the run goes on.
• The legendary is shiny 1 time in 512, if it has a shiny form.

• All legendary Pokémon
• Achievements for each legendary

• At minute 30 the regular run ends and Arceus's Judgment begins in a huge arena. If you are in a rift or choosing a card at that moment, it starts right after.
• Arceus cannot be damaged. Touching it costs 40% of your HP, and it attacks with pillars of light, cross beams and shockwaves, all marked on the ground first.
• Every 5 s a random legendary joins, each with 2× the HP and damage of the one before. The first is scaled to the damage you dealt to a single foe before the Judgment.
• There is no time limit: the legendaries keep coming until you fall. They give experience only, no coins, tickets or items.

Judgment achievements

Each run draws one boss per slot at random from the non-legendary Pokémon whose base stat total is in the slot's range, never the same Pokémon twice in a run. 254 Pokémon can be a boss.