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About this field guide

PokeBonk Field Guide helps you understand Charcher’s original browser game at pokebonk.com. Our guides focus on useful decisions: finding your controls, reading a partner profile, understanding the Lab and keeping up with updates.

Pokebonk.cc is independently operated. We do not make or host the original game and cannot manage its accounts, saves or rankings.

Sources you can follow

Gameplay references begin with the original game’s menus and project statements. Each guide records its version and review date. Community tutorials are credited and linked at useful chapters; advice from a creator is kept separate from a directly checked game mechanic.

Our October 18 notes cover Beta v0.6.2 menus, Squirtle’s profile, locked League challenges, Settings, the Lab and the built-in change history. Detailed capture conditions, complete evolution tables and comparative build rankings need further verification before publication.

Images and original project credits

Game screenshots show the original project by Charcher, with capture dates in their captions. The hero gameplay image was captured October 17, along with the starter, welcome and level-up screens. Current version, Lab, League, Controls, Keys and Graphics images were captured October 18. Pokémon and related artwork and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Video credits

Video previews credit and link to their original creators. The covers are the creators’ published YouTube thumbnails, served locally here; selecting Watch loads the original YouTube player. English card titles describe each topic. Language, length and publication date come from the source video. These selections are examples and tutorials, rather than a ranking of the strongest builds.

Read the original project notice and resource credits for the game’s own attribution. This guide is not affiliated with Charcher, Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, Creatures or GAME FREAK.

Find the original community

For a problem with the game itself, use its Report button or the community linked by the original project. Include the version, device and steps that produced the issue. Those channels belong to the game project.

The creator’s announcement and trailer provide the project’s introduction.