Karamon items
Karamon custom items: shiny balls, Karaball and Kara Shiny Ball, Poké Rods, Ultimate Candy, Max Stats Candy, Shiny Charm, Max IV and EV items, reroll tokens, Lumis items, Mega Stones, Tera Shards and TMs.
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On top of Cobblemon's items, Karamon adds its own. You mostly find them in lootboxes, the Battle Pass, kits and event rewards.
Balls
| Item | Catch rate | Special effect |
|---|---|---|
| Karaball | ×5, and at least a 90% success rate per throw: almost a Master Ball | none |
 Kara Shiny Ball | like a Karaball (at least 90% per throw) | 70% chance that the caught Pokémon becomes shiny |
 Shiny Ball | like a Poké Ball (×1) | 15% chance that the caught Pokémon becomes shiny |
 Great Shiny Ball | like a Great Ball (×1.5) | 30% shiny chance |
 Ultra Shiny Ball | like an Ultra Ball (×2) | 50% shiny chance |
 Master Shiny Ball | guaranteed catch, like a Master Ball | the Pokémon is guaranteed to become shiny |
The Karaball in detail
The Karaball multiplies the catch rate by 5. When that is not enough to reach 90%, it goes up just enough to get there: even a legendary at full health, outside of battle, is caught 9 times out of 10. It is not 100% sure like the Master Ball. A status condition (sleep, paralysis…) can bring it to 100%. In battle, if your Pokémon is a lower level than the target, the chance can drop below 90%.
| Situation | Poké Ball | Ultra Ball | Karaball |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common Pokémon, outside battle, full health | 26% | 44% | 90% |
| Starter, outside battle, full health | 7% | 12% | 90% |
| Legendary, outside battle, full health | 0.9% | 1.6% | 90% |
| Legendary, in battle, 10% health | 3.4% | 5.7% | 90% |
Karaball Poké Rods
The Karaball and the Kara Shiny Ball can be attached to a fishing rod, like Cobblemon's balls. At the smithing table, put in a Poké Rod template, a fishing rod and the ball: you get a 
Karaball Rod (lavender and crimson) or a 
Kara Shiny Ball Rod (golden). Both have their own in-hand model, with a Karaball as the reel.
Candies and stats
You use these items with a right-click, then by choosing the Pokémon.
| Item | Effect |
|---|---|
 Ultimate Candy | Raises a Pokémon straight to level 100 |
 Max Stats Candy | Sets all IVs to 31 and spreads the EVs optimally: 252 in the Pokémon's two best stats (excluding HP), the rest in HP |
 Max IV (HP, Attack, Defense, Sp. Atk, Sp. Def, Speed) | Sets that stat's IV to 31 |
 Max EV (same six versions) | Raises that stat's EVs to the maximum (252, within the 510 total EV limit) |
 Shiny Charm | Makes one of your Pokémon shiny (consumed on use) |
Reroll tokens
Tokens swap a Pokémon from your PC (not your team) for another random species of the same category. Type /reroll, pick the Pokémon box by box, check the cost, then click Reroll!.
| Token | For which Pokémon | Result |
|---|---|---|
 Shiny Token | a non-legendary shiny | another random shiny (excluding legendaries, mythicals, Ultra Beasts and Paradox Pokémon) |
 Legendary Token | a non-shiny legendary, mythical or Ultra Beast | another random legendary |
 Shiny Legendary Token | a shiny legendary | another random legendary, always shiny |
- The new Pokémon keeps the level, the Poké Ball, the original trainer and the shiny status.
- Nature, ability, IVs, gender and moves are rolled again; the nickname and EVs are erased, and the held item returns to your inventory.
- A reroll never gives the same species again.
- Not possible during a battle, a trade, or if the Pokémon is in a pen. A Pokémon that is neither shiny nor legendary can't be rerolled.
Lumis items
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
 Small Lumis Pile | 10 Lumis |
 Lumis Pile | 25 Lumis |
 Lumis Bag | 50 Lumis |
 Lumis Jar | 100 Lumis |
 Lumis Chest | 250 Lumis |
 Large Lumis Chest | 500 Lumis |
Right-click to credit the value to your balance (while sneaking: the whole stack at once). As long as you don't use them, they are normal items that you can trade or give away.
Other items
| Item | What it's for |
|---|---|
 Safari Ticket | 30 minutes in the Safari |
 Emote Card | Unlocks an emote when it lands in your inventory (or on right-click). A card for an emote you already know stays in your bag, so you can trade it |
 Gym badges | Earned from the Leaders, see Gyms |
 Eggs | See Eggs & incubator |
| Nitro, Cosmo and Cardael gear | Weapons, tools and armor from the lootboxes of the same name, with their cosmetic wings |
Useful Cobblemon items
A few items from Cobblemon and its add-ons that you often come across in rewards:
- Rare Candy: +1 level. Exp. Candies (XS to XL): experience.
- Ability Capsule: switches a Pokémon's ability to its other regular ability. Ability Patch: gives it its hidden ability.
- Silver Bottle Cap and Gold Bottle Cap: ultimate training, to max out one IV (Silver) or all IVs (Gold).
- Exp. Share: shares experience with the whole team.
Mega, Tera and TMs
Mega Evolution (press H in battle): you need a Mega Bracelet and the Pokémon's Mega Stone.
- Mega Bracelet: 450 Lumis in the shop (standard color), or 75,000 CD from the Mega Seller (all colors). The Mega Kit (1,200 Lumis) gives the bracelet and the stone of your choice.
- Mega Stones: the Mega Stones NPC sells 5, picked at random every Monday at 12 AM (the same for everyone). The price depends on the stone: 50,000, 75,000 or 110,000 CD (Charizard, Lucario, Garchomp, Tyranitar…), with at most one 110,000 CD stone per week.
Terastallization: you need a Tera Orb (it can be crafted) and 50 Tera Shards of one type to give that Tera Type to a Pokémon.
- The Tera Shards NPC sells all 18 types of shards: 1,500 CD per shard, 15,000 CD for a set of 10.
- The Tera Pack (450 Lumis, once) gives a Tera Orb and 50 shards of the type of your choice.
TMs: the TM Seller sells 97 TMs in four tiers: 4,000, 12,000, 30,000 and 75,000 CD (the best ones, like Earthquake or Calm Mind). A TM can only be used once. These 97 TMs can no longer be crafted, the other TMs still can.