Pokemon Masters Cheats, Codes, and Walkthroughs

Your guide to evolving in this Pokemon mobile game

Updated on October 2, 2019

Like the wildly popular Pokemon Go, Pokemon Masters is a game exclusively available for mobile devices. However, in a departure from previous Pokemon games, trainers play an important role in battles. Learn how to evolve your pokemon and unlock all trainers in Pokemon Masters.

These cheats are for the Pokemon Masters app for iOS and Android

Pokemon Masters Trainers and Pokemon Moves

Pokemon and trainer pairings are called Sync Pairs. There is one trainer per pokemon, and vice versa. You cannot mix and match, but since you can have three Sync Pairs in battle, the possibilities for combat are nearly endless. Here's a list of Pokemon Masters' trainers and pokemon to help you plan your battle strategy:

More trainers and pokemon have been promised for future updates, so this is not a complete list.

Sync Pair	Star Rank	Type	Sync Move
Phoebe & Dusclops	5 Star	Ghost	Ghost Sync Impact
Olivia & Lycanroc	5 Star	Rock	Shining Gem Continental Crush
Kris & Tododile	5 Star	Water	Water Sync Impact, Crystalline Aqua Tail
Brendan & Treecko	5 Star	Grass	Grass Sync Impact
Blue & Pidgeot	5 Star	Flying	World-Swallowing Hurricane
Lyra & Chikorita	5 Star	Grass	Grass Sync Beam
Karen & Houndoom	5 Star	Dark	Beguiling Dark Pulse
Rosa & Snivy	5 Star	Grass	Grass Sync Beam, Shoot for the Stars Leaf Storm
Acerola & Palossand	5 Star	Ghost	Never-Ending Royal Nightmare
Cheren & Stoutland	5 Star	Normal	Fundamental Takedown
Noland & Pinsir	4 Star	Bug	Factory Head X-Scissor
Hau & Raichu	4 Star	Electric	Endless Summer Gigavolt Havoc
Blaine & Ponyta	4 Star	Fire	Fire Sync Impact
Bruno & Machamp	4 Star	Fighting	Tainted-to-the-Max Dynamic Punch
Agatha & Gengar	4 Star	Ghost	Tried-and-True Hex
Will & Xatu	4 Star	Psychic	Mystery Masquerade Physic
Gardenia & Roserade	4 Star	Grass	Vivid Leaf Storm
Flint & Infernape	4 Star	Fire	Burn-It-All Overheat
Roxie & Whirlipede	4 Star	Poison	Poison Sync Impact
Shauntal & Chandelure	4 Star	Ghost	Dark Tales of the Shadow Ball
Siebold & Clawitzer	4 Star	Water	Water Pulse Du Jour
Wikstrom & Aegislash	4 Star	Steel	Shining Knight Iron Head
Sophocles & Togedemaru	4 Star	Electric	Whiz Kid Gigavolt Havoc
Koga & Crobat	4 Star	Poison	Modern Ninja Sludge Bomb
Clair & Kingdra	4 Star	Dragon	No Mercy Dragon Pulse
Drake & Salamence	4 Star	Dragon	Righteous Heart Dragon Claw
Thorton & Bronzong	4 Star	Steel	Post-analysis Flash Cannon
Marshal & Conkeldurr	4 Star	Fighting	Way-of-the-Warrior Focus Punch
Grant & Amaura	4 Star	Rock	Rock Sync Impact
Viola & Surskit	4 Star	Bug	Bug Sync Beam, Silver Wind Victory Shot
Nanu & Persian	4 Star	Dark	Dark Authority Black Hole Eclipse
Erika & Vileplume	4 Star	Grass	Nature-Loving Petal Dance
Lorelei & Lapras	4 Star	Ice	Freezing Terror Blizzard
Whitney & Miltank	4 Star	Normal	Supercute Rolling Tackle
Kahili & Toucannon	4 Star	Flying	Supersonic Skystrike Drive
Maylene & Meditite	3 Star	Fighting	Fighting Sync Impact
Skyla & Swanna	3 Star	Flying	High-Flying Sky Attack
Synga Suit Brock & Tyranitar	3 Star	Rock	Sygnature Rock-Solid Stone Edge
Roxanne & Nosepass	3 Star	Rock	Rock Sync Beam
Liza & Lunatone	3 Star	Psychic	Psychic of Duality
Roark & Cranidos	3 Star	Rock	Rock Sync Impact
Korrina & Lucario	3 Star	Fighting	Give-It-All-Ya-Got Power-Up Punch
Barry & Piplup	3 Star	Water	Water Sync Beam, Late Fee Bubble Beam
Marley & Arcanine	3 Star	Fire	Grateful Friend Flare Blitz
Iris & Haxorus	3 Star	Dragon	Dragon Sage Outrage
Marlon & Carracosta	3 Star	Water	Oversplash Aqua Tail
Bugsy & Beedrill	3 Star	Bug	Bug Expert Twineedle
Winona & Pelipper	3 Star	Flying	Flyaway Air Cutter
Candice & Abomasnow	3 Star	Ice	All-about-Focus Avalanche
Cheryl & Blissey	3 Star	Normal	Blissful Echo Hyper Voice
Wulfric & Avalugg	3 Star	Ice	Unstoppable Avalanche
Main Character & Pikachu	3 Star	Electric	Thunder of Newfound Passion
Brock & Onix	3 Star	Rock	Rock-Solid Rockslide
Misty & Starmie	3 Star	Water	Tomboyish Mermaid Bubble Beam
Lt. Surge & Voltorb	3 Star	Electric	Electric Sync Beam
Pryce & Seel	3 Star	Ice	Icy Sync Beam
Janine & Ariados	3 Star	Poison	Ninja Spirit Cross Poison
Brawly & Makuhita	3 Star	Fighting	Fighting Sync Impact
Flannery & Torkoal	3 Star	Fire	Fiery Passion Overheat
Norman & Slaking	3 Star	Normal	Power-Chasing Giga Impact
Tate & Solrock	3 Star	Psychic	Zen Headbutt of Duality
Crasher Wake & Floatzel	3 Star	Water	Crashdown Aqua Jet
Clay & Palpitoad	3 Star	Ground	Ground Sync Impact
Brycen & Cryogonal	3 Star	Ice	Lights, Camera, Ice Shard
Ramos & Weepinbell	3 Star	Grass	Grass Sync Impact
Mina & Granbull	3 Star	Fairy	Wandering Artist Twinkle Tackle
Hapu & Mudsdale	3 Star	Ground	Ultimately Worthy Tectonic Rage

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How to Unlock New Sync Pairs

New Sync Pairs become available as you progress through the story, but you can also earn random Sync Pairs by spending Gems on Sync Pair Scout in the Pokemon Center. If you get two of the same Sync Pair, their Sync Move will become more powerful.

When using Sync Moves, pay attention to your enemies' elemental weaknesses, and save your strongest attacks for targets with the most health.

How to Evolve Pokemon in Pokemon Masters

Only certain Pokemon can evolve in Pokemon Masters. To evolve a pokemon for the first time:

Get the Sync Pair to level 30.
Purchase five Evolution Shards.

To evolve a pokemon for the second time:

Get the Sync Pair to level 45.
Purchase five Evolution Crystals.

When you've met the above requirements, a new battle will become available that you must win to complete the evolution. Make sure to go in prepared, because if you fail, you must buy another five Evolution Shards or Crystals to try again.

Some Pokemon also have a Mega Evolution available as a Sync Move that grants temporary bonuses in battle.