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Tyranitar in Poke Survivor

Tyranitar in Poke Survivor (PokéSurvivor): Rock/Dark type, Legendary 5★ from the Johto gacha (0.214% per pull before pity), starts with Rock Throw, 13 learnable moves.

In-game stats

HP
115
Rank 90 of 966
Speed
104
Rank 513 of 966
Attack multiplier
×1.44
Rank 41 of 966
Base stat total
600
From the main series games. PokéSurvivor uses it to decide which stages of a run a Pokémon can appear in.

Ranks compare all 966 Pokémon: #1 is the highest value, and ties go to the lower Pokédex number.

How to get Tyranitar

Tyranitar comes from the Johto gacha banner. It is a 5★ (Legendary) Pokémon, one of 7 5★ Pokémon on that banner.

Before pityChance per pull: 0.214%. A 5★ comes out 1.5% of the time, shared among those 7 Pokémon.

This chance does not include the 70-pull 5★ pity or the ten-pull guarantee.
  • Pity: if 69 pulls in a row on the Johto banner give no 5★, pull 70 is a guaranteed 5★, picked at random among the banner's 7 5★ Pokémon.
  • A ×10 pull always contains at least one 4★ or better.
  • Shiny: every pull has a 1 in 100 chance to come out shiny.

Gacha rates, pity and every banner's pool

Gacha calculator: your odds of pulling Tyranitar

When Tyranitar can appear in a run

Each run picks 7 Pokémon at random for every stage, so these are the times Tyranitar can appear, not guarantees.

  • Does not appear as a wild Pokémon.
  • Can be the boss at minute 9, 12, 15.

Moves Tyranitar can use (13)

Tyranitar starts every run with Rock Throw. Each move goes up to level 5; at max level it evolves if you have taken its stat card in that run.

Moves Tyranitar can use (13)
MoveTypeStyleBase dmgCooldownEvolves into
Rock ThrowStarting moveA heavy boulder that pushes the enemy back.RockProjectile240.7sStone EdgeLv 5 + Power card
TackleCharges in an arc at everything in front of you.NormalMelee160.5sTake DownLv 5 + Vigor card
Quick AttackYou dash at the enemy like lightning and hit everything on the way.NormalDash200.75sExtreme SpeedLv 5 + Sprint card
Swords DanceDeals no damage: builds ATTACK while active.NormalBuff—0.85sNo evolution
AgilityDeals no damage: builds SPEED while active.NormalBuff—0.85sNo evolution
HardenDeals no damage: builds DEFENSE while active.NormalBuff—0.85sNo evolution
Body SlamA full-weight tackle: slow, short and brutal.NormalMelee360.95sGiga ImpactLv 5 + Power card
Hyper VoiceA sound wave that spreads in every direction.NormalNova121.15sUproarLv 5 + Reflexes card
SubstituteA decoy that stays behind shooting for you.NormalTurret144sDouble TeamLv 5 + Armor card
Rock SlideRocks fall from the sky onto nearby enemies.RockMeteor211.3sStealth RockLv 5 + Reflexes card
BiteA quick bite that knocks foes back.DarkMelee170.45sCrunchLv 5 + Power card
Dark PulseA wave of dark energy in every direction.DarkNova141.15sSnarlLv 5 + Sprint card
Night ShadeA shadow surrounds you and consumes what is near.DarkAura90.5sNightmareLv 5 + Synthesis card

Base damage is before the Pokémon's attack multiplier and before level-ups. Cooldown is in seconds. Pokémon counts every Pokémon with the move in its move pool or as its starting move.

Tyranitar FAQ

How do I get Tyranitar in Poke Survivor?

Pull it from the Johto gacha banner. It is a 5★ (Legendary) Pokémon with a 0.214% chance per pull before pity, not counting the 70-pull 5★ pity or the ten-pull guarantee.

Is Tyranitar good in Poke Survivor?

By in-game stats, Tyranitar ranks #41 of 966 for attack multiplier (×1.44), #90 for HP (115) and #513 for speed (104). The tier list has our opinion on the best picks.

Can Tyranitar be shiny?

Yes. Tyranitar has a shiny form, and every gacha pull has a 1 in 100 chance to come out shiny.

Tier list

Numbers on this page come from data release 2026-10-13-a9b21f0 (game commit a9b21f0).

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