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Slurpuff — PokéSurvivor

Slurpuff is a fairy-type Pokémon in PokéSurvivor from Kalos: base stats HP 107/SPD 108/ATK 1.17, region gacha rarity 3★.

Last updated: 2026-10-15

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Slurpuff is a fairy-type Pokémon from Kalos with a 3★ region gacha rarity. It is not one of the 29 starters.

#685 · Gen 6 · Kalos

Slurpuff

fairyGACHA ★★★

Base stats

Values below are the game's own derived stats — the exact numbers PokéSurvivor uses in runs.

HP107
SPD108
ATK1.17
BST480

How to get Slurpuff

Slurpuff is unlocked through the region gacha at 3★ rarity — spend tickets earned by playing (missions, achievements and run rewards). Check exact pull odds with the gacha calculator. It is not one of the 29 selectable starters, so you cannot begin a run with it directly.

Shiny Slurpuff

Like every one of the 966 playable species, Slurpuff has a shiny variant: 1/4096 on wild encounters and 1/100 on gacha pulls. Full odds and duplicate protection on the shiny page.

Available moves

Slurpuff can roll these moves from level-up cards during runs. Type-specific moves come from its fairy typing — every Pokémon can also roll the shared normal moves.

fairy moves

MoveTypeDamageCooldownDPS
Fairy Wind→ Moonblast (golden card)fairy111s110.0
Dazzling Gleam→ Misty Terrain (golden card)fairy90.5s18.0

Shared moves (all Pokémon)

MoveDamageCooldownDPS
Tackle→ Take Down (golden card)160.5s32.0
Quick Attack→ Extreme Speed (golden card)200.75s26.7
Swords Dance00.85s0.0
Agility00.85s0.0
Harden00.85s0.0
Body Slam→ Giga Impact (golden card)360.95s37.9
Hyper Voice→ Uproar (golden card)121.15s93.9
Substitute→ Double Team (golden card)144s3.5

Shared moves are available to every Pokémon regardless of type. Type-specific moves are only rolled by Pokémon with matching types. See the full moves database for level-up tracks and evolutions.

FAQ

Can Slurpuff be a starter?

No — the 29 selectable starters are a fixed roster, but you can unlock this Pokémon through the region gacha.

What tier is Slurpuff?

Tier testing currently covers the 29 starters; regular Pokémon are ranked by base stats until survival-time testing expands.