Pocket Mortys Crafting Recipes Guide

So you’ve got a handle on the basics of Pocket Mortys, huh? Well that’s all well and good, but you’re also going to need to make use of the crafting system if you want to get more of an edge. Plus it helps with quest completion. Gamezebo’s Pocket Mortys Crafting Guide will tell you every recipe you need to know to cobble together all sorts of weird and occasionally useful items, as well as give you some general tips if you’d rather try to figure everything out for yourself.

General Tips

• Try to have as many different types of items on-hand whenever you want to experiment with different combinations. A larger variety of components means you’re more likely to find a new recipe.
• Most of the crafting recipes you’ll discover use only crafting materials, not useable items. This means that you won’t have to worry about trying to mix serums or plutonic rocks most of the time.
• With the exception of stat-boosting seeds, prize tickets, and the Mr Meeseeks Box, you can craft every other kind of useable item – including Morty Manipulator chips!
• You can only carry a maximum of 10 of each item, so if you find yourself running out of room consider crafting serums, batteries, motherboards, etc to free up some space.
• Crafting recipes are listed in the same order they appear in your inventory. This seems inconsequential but it’s actually a really good way to tell what items you’re missing.
• There’s kind of a pattern to the combinations. Many of the recipes use the same base items (for example, a Supercharged Battery + a Motherboard + ???), so once you figure out the basics you can just plug in that extra item and see what you get.
• The order in which you add items doesn’t matter. A Battery plus a Fleeb works exactly the same way as a Fleeb plus a Battery.
• Fleebs, Batteries, and Turbulent Juice Tubes are the most widely used crafting items. If you see them, grab them!

Crafting Recipes

Recipe list numbers are included between [] for convenient cross-referencing.

1. Morty Manipulator Chip – Supercharged Battery [12] + Circuit Board + Tin Can
2. Serum – Battery [11] + Fleeb
3. Great Serum – Battery [11] + Purified Fleeb [14]
4. Sensational Serum – Supercharged Battery [12] + Serum [2]
5. Pure Serum – Supercharged Battery [12] + Great Serum [3]
6. Plutonic Rock – Battery [11] + Bacteria Cell
7. Pure Plutonic Rock – Battery [11] + Mutant Bacteria Cell [15]
8. Halzinger – Battery [11] + Fleeb + Bacteria Cell
9. Pure Halzinger – Battery [11] + Purified Fleeb + Mutant Bacteria Cell [15]
10. Level Up Mega Seed – Attack Mega Seed + Defense Mega Seed + Speed Mega Seed
11. Battery – Tin Can + Cable + Fleeb
12. Supercharged Battery – Battery [11] + Turbulent Tube Juice
13. Microverse Battery – Supercharged Battery [12] + Motherboard [18] + Dark Matter Ball [17]
14. Purified Fleeb – Fleeb + Turbulent Tube Juice
15. Mutant Bacteria Cell – Bacteria Cell + Turbulent Tube Juice
16. Dark Energy Ball – Fleeb + Bacteria Cell
17. Dark Matter Ball – Dark Energy Ball [16] + Turbulent Tube Juice
18. Motherboard – Battery [11] + Circuit Board + Cable
19. Dog Collar – Cable + Tin Can
20. Love Potion – Purified Fleeb [14] + Mutant Bacteria Cell [15]
21. Robot – Supercharged Battery [12] + Motherboard [18]
22. Butter Robot – Robot [21] + Tin Can
23. Gwendolyn Doll – Robot [21] + Love Potion
24. Time Crystal – Purified Fleeb [14]+ Dark Energy Ball [16]
25. Time Stabilising Collar – Time Crystal [24] + Dog Collar [19]
26. Interdimensional Cable Box – Supercharged Battery [12] + Motherboard [18] + Time Crystal [24]
27. Neutrino Bomb – Supercharged Battery [12] + Motherboard [18] + Dark Energy Ball [16]
28. Interdimensional Goggles – Supercharged Battery [12] + Time Crystal [24] + Tin Can
29. IQ Enhancing Helmet – Supercharged Battery [12] + Motherboard [18] + Turbulent Tube Juice
30. Roy VR Headset – Interdimensional Goggles [28] + IQ Enhancing Helmet [29]

Rob Rich

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