Kecleon Shop Guide in PokéSurvivor: TM Prices, Mints, and Ability Capsules

The Kecleon Shop serves as the central vendor hub in PokéSurvivor for purchasing tactical consumables, technical machines (TMs), and cosmetic items. Visiting the merchant between runs allows players to acquire Mint items to modify natures, purchase Ability Capsule upgrades, and invest PokéCoins into high-impact attacks.

Shop Access and Inventory Storage

In PokéSurvivor, the merchant storefront operates outside the roguelike combat loop. Items acquired from the Kecleon Shop are immediately delivered to your personal bag located on the main menu, where they can be applied directly to any Pokémon in your roster. While held items explored in our held items passive synergy guide provide temporary in-run passive perks, Kecleon Shop purchases represent persistent account-level enhancements.

Kecleon Shop Consumables: Mints and Ability Capsules

The merchant inventory features four primary consumable and event items designed to fine-tune Pokémon performance and appearances:

Item	Category	Price (PokéCoins)	In-Game Effect
Mint	Kecleon Shop	1500	Changes a Pokémon’s nature to the one you choose.
Ability Capsule	Kecleon Shop	1500	Changes a Pokémon’s ability to another of its own (not the hidden one).
Hidden Ability Capsule	Kecleon Shop	5000	Changes a Pokémon’s ability to any of its own, including the hidden one.
Halloween Candy	Kecleon Shop	0 (Event)	Dropped by Ghost-type Pokémon and pumpkins during Halloween. Use them to buy witch skins at the Kecleon Shop.

Purchasing a Mint for 1500 PokéCoins enables players to reconfigure stat modifiers, such as selecting a Modest nature to maximize special damage output. Standard Ability Capsule items cost 1500 PokéCoins and cycle through a Pokémon's standard passive abilities. For species possessing rare latent traits, investing 5000 PokéCoins into a Hidden Ability Capsule unlocks access to any available ability, including exclusive hidden options. During festive intervals, collecting Halloween Candy from ghost-type enemies allows players to purchase cosmetic witch skins from the vendor.

TM Discs Pricing and Move Tier Catalog

Technical Machine (TM) discs enable Pokémon to learn attacks beyond their natural starter kits. The base purchase price for entry-level TM discs is fixed at 400 PokéCoins, covering foundational abilities like Tackle, Ember, Water Gun, Vine Whip, Quick Attack, Swords Dance, Agility, and Harden.

TM Attack	Type	Price (PokéCoins)	Base Damage	Cooldown (s)
Tackle	Normal	400	13	0.50
Quick Attack	Normal	400	20	0.75
Ember	Fire	400	18	0.52
Water Gun	Water	400	14	0.44
Vine Whip	Grass	400	16	0.62
Swords Dance	Normal	400	Buff	0.85
Agility	Normal	400	Buff	0.85
Harden	Normal	400	Buff	0.85
Fire Spin	Fire	510	14	0.30
Bubble Beam	Water	400	6	0.65
Flamethrower	Fire	840	7	0.70
Heat Wave	Fire	870	13	1.25
Hydro Pump	Water	960	29	1.50
Solar Beam	Grass	1020	62	2.30
Hyper Beam	Normal	1200	58	2.20

Endgame TM Coverage and Boss Preparation

Versatile species like Mew boast access to 56 distinct TMs, allowing players to build comprehensive elemental coverage that outclasses rigid single-type kits. Equipping off-type TMs such as Rock Slide or Shadow Ball guarantees that your team can deliver double damage against the changing elemental defenses detailed in our Arceus plate type matchups.