KizuBot is an advanced AI-powered automation bot for PokeXGames that enables 100% AFK farming, auto-catch, auto-battle, shiny hunting, and more. It's designed to help players maximize their efficiency with intelligent automation features.

Is KizuBot safe to use?

Yes, KizuBot is designed with security in mind and is used by over 500 active players. We continuously update our system to ensure safe and reliable operation with advanced protection mechanisms.

How much does KizuBot cost?

KizuBot is available for R$250. This includes access to all features, cloud-based control panel, regular updates, and customer support.

What features does KizuBot include?

KizuBot includes 100% AFK automation, advanced cavebot navigation, auto-catch system, auto-battle combat, intelligent healing, shiny hunting, fishing automation, farming tools, party management, alarm systems, and multi-account support.

How do I install KizuBot?

After purchasing, you'll receive access to our cloud-based control panel. Simply log in, configure your settings through our intuitive interface, and start automating. Detailed setup documentation is available at https://kizubot.com/docs/setup

Does KizuBot work on all operating systems?

Yes, KizuBot is web-based and works on Windows, Linux, macOS, and any device with a modern web browser. Our cloud-based system ensures compatibility across all platforms.

Revamped KizuAI, Mega Alarm Fix & Robust Minigames

Revamped KizuAI — we upgraded the engine behind KizuAI. It now remembers conversation context between messages (per character), shows the sources it used to answer, and no longer needs to re-send your bot configs on every follow-up
Fixed a critical bug in the mega alarm — certain megas with a look outside our known list were silently not firing the alarm (the kill counter went up but the alarm stayed quiet). Now the bot learns the mega's look on its own by inspecting the corpse on the ground — after seeing a mega once, the next one with the same look alarms correctly
Fixed a serious issue in window-based minigames (pokemon-cards, fishing, cook, music, mastermind, antibot-bar) — the bot was cancelling its own answer when you moved, switched outfit, or mountary toggled during the solve. Only headbutt needs the player standing still, the others run purely on screen — the bot now respects that difference and no longer sabotages its own answer
Actions module fix — the block that toggles modules on/off (cavebot, farming, combat, etc) only worked for Healing due to an internal bug. It now works for all of them, including the bot's master toggle. Old rules that looked "broken" start working again automatically, no editing required
More predictable recreate — standardized the recreate ceiling to 10 minutes across the whole chain. If it goes past 2min, a centered notice appears explaining that the update is running in the background — the panel stays usable in the meantime
Fixed a crash in Time Pokémon on a few pokemons (blastoise, crobat, abra, and others) that had spell data in a legacy format — the tab wasn't opening correctly for those cases. We now handle the legacy data before showing it
Added smooth-scroll when adding or importing a pokemon in setup — the new card is brought into view instead of you having to scroll the page manually
Improved the in-game "Repair successful" notice detection — we recognize it more reliably and we now only restart the game process instead of restarting everything, so your VNC session no longer drops during automatic repair
Small responsive polish on the Machine Setup tab for phones and small tablets (license card buttons wrap properly now) and renamed "container" to "machine" across error messages and notices