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PokeSurvivor Kecleon Shop

See what the PokeSurvivor Kecleon Shop sells, the prices, the eight daily TMs and how purchases reach the backpack.

The shop shipped on 20 October 2026. This guide uses the official shop code checked 22 October 2026; prices and stock rotation can change.

The Kecleon Shop sells Mints for 1,500 coins, Ability Capsules for 1,500 and Hidden Ability Capsules for 5,000. It also sells eight TMs per day, seeded by the date in Spain, at 400 coins each by default. Purchases go to the backpack or as an unused TM; a TM is consumed when taught. Everything uses PokéCoins, not tickets or real money.

Eevee and Meowth-inspired coin illustration for the PokeSurvivor Kecleon Shop guide.
Editorial shop illustration built from credited sprite assets. It is not a gameplay screenshot.

What the shop sells

ItemPriceEffect
Mint1,500 coinsChanges a Pokémon’s nature to one you choose.
Ability Capsule1,500 coinsChanges an ability to another of that Pokémon’s normal abilities, not the hidden one.
Hidden Ability Capsule5,000 coinsChanges an ability to any of that Pokémon’s abilities, including the hidden one.
TM400 coins default; some priced higherTeaches a specific move to a compatible partner; consumed on use.

The shop does not sell tickets, Pokémon or held items. Held items come from chests and bosses, and tickets come from play. The held item guide and gacha guide cover those systems.

Prices and currency

Everything is bought with PokéCoins. The normal currency comes from runs, missions and duplicate refunds. The shop does not accept tickets or real money. A 5,000-coin Hidden Ability Capsule is a long-term purchase, not an early-run fix.

Prices can be rebalanced. If a price in a video differs, use the live shop value. The permanent upgrade guide covers the other major coin sink; decide which one supports your current goal.

The eight daily TMs

Eight TMs are available each day. The selection is seeded by the date in Spain and is the same for every player that day. The default price is 400 coins; some TMs have a higher price.

The shop does not sell every TM every day. If the move you want is not in the eight, wait for another rotation or use the partner’s level-up pool. A TM is a way to add a specific move, not a way to bypass the partner’s legal pool.

Backpack and TM use

Mints and Ability Capsules go to the backpack. TMs go to an unused TM count and are consumed when taught. The purchase is stored on the account, not in the current run. A TM bought today can be used later if the partner can learn it.

Check the partner before spending a TM. A move the partner cannot learn is not made legal by buying the TM. The build guide explains the Normal + own-type + TM pool.

The partner-adaptive TM

If none of the eight TMs can be learned by your active partner, the last slot is replaced by a TM that partner can learn. This prevents a completely unusable daily shop. It does not guarantee the best move; it guarantees one legal option.

The adaptive slot uses the partner selected at the time the shop is generated. Switching partners after that does not reroll the shop. Check the shop with the intended partner active if you are hunting a specific TM.

What to buy first

  • Early account: a useful 400-coin TM for your main partner, or a Mint if the nature is wrong.
  • Ability fix: Ability Capsule for a normal ability you need; Hidden Ability Capsule only when the hidden ability is the actual goal.
  • Long-term: save for the 5,000-coin hidden capsule after the partner’s permanent upgrades are stable.
  • Do not buy: a TM for a partner you are about to replace, or a second copy of a capsule you cannot use yet.

A creator video recommends hidden ability capsules as a priority, but that is an opinion, not an official order. The upgrade guide explains the permanent stat purchases that may matter more for a new account.

Quick answers

What does the Kecleon Shop sell?

Mints, Ability Capsules, Hidden Ability Capsules and eight daily TMs. It does not sell tickets, Pokémon or held items.

How many TMs are for sale each day?

Eight, seeded by the date in Spain. If none are legal for your active partner, the last slot is replaced by one that is.

What currency does the shop use?

PokéCoins only. Tickets and real money are not accepted.

Are TMs consumed?

Yes. An unused TM sits in the account inventory and is consumed when taught to a compatible partner.

Sources and scope

These sources were checked on 22 October 2026. This is source-based guidance, not a claim that the site played every route. The live game can change after an update.