A move reference answers two useful questions: what does the data say about this move, and which Kanto Pokémon have it in their level-up tables? Start with those relationships before interpreting a power value as survivor damage.
Start with the learner
Find your Pokémon in the Pokédex, then scroll to its level-up moves. Each row connects a learned move ID to a level in the game's public learning table. Select a move to see all Kanto entries that share it.
The move library includes 381 moves referenced by the first 151 Pokémon. It does not publish the entire upstream move catalogue as if every move were available in PokéBonk. A move that exists in a source file but is not connected to this Kanto learning scope is outside the first release of this guide.
For Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle, use the separate PokéBonk starter kits for their actual opening attacks and later move-offer eligibility. The fusion guide also lists input pairs from the current client, including some moves that do not yet have standalone pages in this reference library.
Understand the columns
- Type is the move's recorded elemental type. It is different from the user's type.
- Category is Physical, Special or Status in the source data.
- Power is the recorded base power. A missing value is displayed as not applicable, rather than converted to zero damage.
- Accuracy is a reference percentage when one is specified. A missing value does not mean a move always misses.
- PP and Priority are reference fields. Do not assume that the survivor game uses them exactly like a turn-based battle.
Some moves include additional fields such as drain, healing, a status effect or a flinch chance. The individual entry displays only effects recorded in the source.
Plan four moves
Open the move planner. Choose a Pokémon, then choose up to four different moves from its learning table. The attacking-type summary is a quick way to notice repeated types or compare alternative selections.
Your planner can be shared through a link. Its Pokémon and move IDs are stored in the URL; it does not create an account or upload a private save file. Reset returns the planner to its starting state.
Reference values have limits
A correct mainline type chart can still be the wrong model for a survivor game. This site deliberately does not turn the chart into a damage calculator until the game's current formula is verified. The same distinction applies to base power, accuracy and learning levels.
Compare the reference with the current game description. When they differ, the live game governs your run. Our methodology explains which source files each page uses and how the Kanto scope is selected.