The stars next to the trainer are going to determine how strong they’re going to be, and how many levels they can receive towards the end of Pokemon Masters
All of the trainers in Pokemon Masters have a series of stars associated with them. These stars determine how rare they are to add to your team and how powerful they can become. These stars also determine the Sync Pairs maximum level in the game. What are those maximum level thresholds, and how high can they go? We detail those levels for you below.
Maximum Trainer Level Guide for Pokemon Masters
The different stars on the trainer matter. These determine how high of a level the Sync Pair can reach, but you do need to upgrade them to reach each maximum level tier. Here are the maximum levels for each starred trainer, and how much they can go to before you need to upgrade them.
Three Star Trainers
- Base Maximum Level: 30
- First Upgrade Maximum Level: 45
- Second Upgrade Maximum Level: 60
- Third Upgrade Maximum Level: 75
- Final Upgrade Maximum Level: 90
Four Star Trainers
- Base Maximum Level: 35
- First Upgrade Maximum Level: 50
- Second Upgrade Maximum Level: 65
- Third Upgrade Maximum Level: 80
- Final Upgrade Maximum Level: 95
Five Star Trainers
- Base Maximum Level: 40
- First Upgrade Maximum Level: 55
- Second Upgrade Maximum Level: 70
- Third Upgrade Maximum Level: 85
- Final Upgrade Maximum Level: 100
As you can see, the more stars a trainer comes with, the more levels they can have at the end of the game. These levels determine the strength of the Sync Pair. The stronger the pair, the more useful they’re going to be towards the end of the game.
