Soft pity is a region near the pity cap where the per-pull rate climbs sharply with each pull instead of staying flat. The tool ramps the rate linearly from the base rate at the soft-pity start up to near-certain at the hard-pity pull.

Hard pity is the pull at which a 5-star is guaranteed. If you reach that pull without one, the drop is forced, so the cumulative probability over enough pulls reaches 100 percent once you cross the hard-pity threshold.

How is the cumulative chance computed?

The tool walks pull by pull from your current pity, multiplying the running miss probability by each pull's miss rate. One minus the final miss probability is your chance of at least one 5-star within the requested number of pulls.

Do these match my exact game?

Defaults model a common 0.6 percent base, soft pity near pull 74, hard pity at 90 style banner. Change the three threshold fields to match your game's published rates and the math adjusts exactly.

Does the 50/50 rate-up affect this?

No. This computes the chance of any 5-star pull. Whether that 5-star is the featured unit depends on a separate rate-up coin flip, which this tool does not model. Pull the 5-star first, then worry about rate-up.

Monster Hunter Gacha Pity & Pull Calculator

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Pulling on a gacha banner without knowing your odds is how savings evaporate. This calculator takes your current pity count and the banner’s rate rules, then tells you the real per-pull chance and the cumulative odds of landing a 5-star or legendary within your next batch of pulls.

How it works

The per-pull rate is flat at the base rate until soft pity begins, then ramps linearly toward certainty at hard pity:

if pull < softPity:   rate = base
if pull >= softPity:   rate = base + (1 − base) × (pull − soft) / (hard − soft)
at pull == hardPity:   rate = 1  (guaranteed)

The cumulative chance of at least one hit over N pulls multiplies the miss probability of each pull and subtracts from one:

P(at least one) = 1 − ∏ (1 − rate at each pull)

Example and tips

Starting at pity 70 with a 0.6 percent base, soft pity at 74, and hard pity at 90, the per-pull rate stays low for a few pulls then climbs fast. By the time you plan 20 more pulls you are essentially guaranteed a 5-star, because you cross hard pity inside that window. If you are deep into soft pity, it is almost always worth a few more pulls to bank the near-certain drop rather than stopping early.