PokeBonk skins: every Look and how to get it

PokeBonk skins are called Looks in the game: cosmetic outfits for the Pokémon in your League, picked in the Wardrobe. Most Pokémon can have up to 6 looks (Normal, Shiny, Classic Shiny, Mastery I, Mastery II and the Spectral event look), and the Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle lines up to 8, with two Treasure looks as well. A look covers the whole evolution line, so the skin you give Charmander is also worn by Charmeleon and Charizard. Looks change nothing in a run. This guide was checked against the game files of version 0.8.59 on October 27, 2026, and ends with the full table of Mastery challenges.

Every kind of PokeBonk skin

The game labels each look with a rarity. Here is what each kind is and how you get it:

The Wardrobe always lists the Normal, Shiny, Classic Shiny and both Mastery looks for a Pokémon, owned or not, together with how to get the missing ones. The Treasure looks only show up once you own them, and the Spectral look only once it is available to you.

A look needs the Pokémon in your League

Every look belongs to a League member. The game checks League membership before any look counts as available, so if you catch a shiny of a Pokémon you have not unlocked yet, its look stays unavailable until that Pokémon joins your League. Our unlock guide covers how each one joins. The look is drawn for the whole family, which is why the table below lists one row per line (Bulbasaur for Ivysaur and Venusaur, and so on).

Shiny and Classic Shiny looks

Shiny. Catching a shiny of any Pokémon in a line unlocks the Shiny look for that line. Our shiny guide explains the odds per zone, the Dawn Stone and how to catch one before it flees.

Classic Shiny. This is a separate, rarer encounter. Once per zone the game rolls for it:

• Chance: 2.5% per zone at base. Every 30 points of luck add 1 percentage point, up to another 2.5 points, so it tops out at 5% at 75 luck.
• Shiny Charm: multiplies the chance by 1.5, for 3.75% to 7.5% per zone.
• Timing: if the roll hits, the Classic Shiny shows up between 1 and 7 minutes into the zone.
• The fight: it has 2.5 times the zone’s HP multiplier and a golden banner (“An old-school shiny, super rare: weaken it and catch it before it flees”), and it flees on the same timer as a normal shiny.
• The reward: 200 Stardust the first time you catch that species, nothing on a repeat, and the Classic Shiny look for its line.

In the same code the normal shiny roll is 8% at base and 16% at full luck, so a Classic Shiny is 3.2 times rarer than a normal shiny, both at no luck and at the luck cap. Eclipse events and the Dawn Stone also add extra normal shinies, so in play the gap can feel wider; we have not calculated by how much.

A Classic Shiny only appears in solo Classic runs. It never rolls in co-op, and it does not appear as a random encounter in Survival, the Lavender Tower, the shrine or the Mewtwo fight (the shrine’s legendary boss can still be caught). Legendary and mythical Pokémon are left out, and so are lines whose Classic Shiny look you already own, so each new one comes from a line you still lack.

Mastery looks: two challenges per Pokémon

Each of the 79 League members has two Mastery looks, 158 in all. They are achievements in the Looks category: Mastery I is labelled Epic and pays 300 Stardust when you claim it, Mastery II is Legendary and pays 700. They come in 12 styles: Game Boy, Magma, Crystal, Metal, Holographic, Shadow, Galaxy, Neon, Statue, Ink, Flame and Aurora.

How to read a challenge:

• “Win” means a Classic-mode victory. Survival and the Lavender Tower do not count as wins. In co-op it means the team’s victory: when the team wins, the run ends as a win for every member, including trainers who were down.
• “Hard or Nightmare” means either of the two higher difficulties; “Nightmare” alone means the hardest.
• Damage share (“Solar Beam dealing at least 25% of your moves’ damage”) compares that move’s damage with the total damage of all your moves in the run.
• “All four maps” needs a Classic win on Viridian Forest, Rocky Desert, Storm Coast and Celestial Glacier.
• Co-op counts, with three exceptions. Since version 0.8.60 Look challenges also count in co-op runs, where each challenge is judged on your own result. The three “taking at most N hits” challenges (Jade, Golden Egg and Mime) still count only in solo runs.

In the Wardrobe, a locked Mastery look shows its challenge text and your progress as a number against the goal, so you can see how far a counter such as “Soak 20,000 enemies” has moved. Many challenge descriptions name a Pokémon line, as in “with the Squirtle line”. Some descriptions do not name a Pokémon at all. We cannot tell from the game files whether those count with any Pokémon, so play with the one whose look you want.

Challenges have changed before. Version 0.8.31 replaced challenges that were almost impossible, such as not evolving, with other ones. Version 0.8.59 fixed the no-evolving challenges of Charmander and Dratini: they now check your form when you beat the final boss, even if the experience from that boss evolves you right after. Lickitung has two different challenges, so do not mix them up: joining your League asks for 15 League members and 7,000 HP recovered in one run, while its Mastery I look asks for a Classic win in which you take more than 250 hits.

Spectral look: the Halloween event look

The Spectral look is the event look of “Lavender Tower Night”. It is the reward at 1,650 Candles in the Book of Candles, and once you own it, it is available for every member of your League. The event runs from October 21, 2026 at 16:30 UTC to November 4, 2026 at 17:30 UTC, and rewards stay claimable for 14 more days after that. Our Lavender Tower guide explains how to earn Candles fast.

Treasure looks for the three starter lines

Six looks have no challenge at all: only the Treasure wheels give them. Each starter line has a Treasure look (Epic), a prize on its wheel, and a Grand Treasure look (Mythic), the wheel’s grand prize:

• Bulbasaur line: Emerald Dew and Eternal Jungle.
• Charmander line: Glowing Bronze and Eternal Ember.
• Squirtle line: Sea Pearl and Eternal Tide.

The grand prizes use three styles of their own: Living Jungle, Living Ember and Deep Tide. The wheels are paid with Bonkoins; see the Bonkoins guide for drop rates and spin costs.

Wardrobe and Favorites

The Wardrobe is a tab in the League, added in version 0.8.27. Pick a Pokémon, try a look on and then equip it. Locked looks stay listed with the way to get them, which makes the Wardrobe the quickest checklist of the looks you still need.

Favorites replaced “Your Team” in version 0.8.47; only the name and purpose changed. Mark up to 6 League members with the star and they show first when you choose a Pokémon and on your trainer card. You can reorder them by dragging. Favorites change nothing in the run. To check your own Wardrobe, start the game from our home page and open the League.

All 158 Mastery challenges

One row per League member, numbered by the first Pokémon of the line. Every Mastery I look pays 300 Stardust and every Mastery II look 700. “Win” always means a Classic win, and the challenge texts are the game’s own wording from version 0.8.59. We added “(solo only)” to the three challenges that still do not count in co-op.

Looks and challenges can change with any update. If the Wardrobe shows a different text, trust the game.