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This is our tier list for the strongest Pokemon for Ranked Battle in the games Pokemon Sword and Shield. If you're planning on getting into Ranked Battle, but don't know what Pokemon to start with, this list will get you started in the right direction. Read on for details about which Pokemon the strongest trainers are using in online play.
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Series 13 allows players to use any number of Legendary Pokemon per team for competitive play. These include the following:
Mewtwo | Lugia | Ho-oh | Kyogre |
Groudon | Rayquaza | Dialga | Palkia |
Giratina | Reshiram | Zekrom | Kyurem |
Xerneas | Yveltal | Zygarde | Cosmog |
Cosmoem | Solgaleo | Lunala | Necrozma |
Zacian | Zamazenta | Eternatus | Calyrex |
For the first time ever, Mythical Pokemon can be used in Series 13. These include the following:
Mew | Celebi | Jirachi |
Victini | Keldeo | Genesect |
Diancie | Volcanion | Magearna |
Marshadow | Zeraora | Meltan |
Melmetal | Zarude |
Tier | Changes |
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Tier 1 | No Changes |
Tier 2 | No Changes |
Tier 3 | No Changes |
Tier 4 | No Changes |
Delisted | No Changes |
Ranked Battle Series 13 | Rules and Legal Pokemon
This tier list is based on the Pokemon HOME Pokemon Rankings for Series 13, which began on September 1 and is ongoing. We update it daily, so check back for the best Pokemon in ranked battle as of September 2022!
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Ranked Battle Series 13 is shaping out to be a hyper aggresive meta with the focus being on strong offensive legendary and mythical Pokemon as sweepers capable of Dynamaxing.
Moveset & Best Build for Zacian | |
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Nature | Jolly (+Spd, -Sp.Atk) |
EV Spread | Atk 252 / Def 4 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 167 / Atk 182 / Def 136 / Sp.Def 135 / Spd 209 (Hero of Many Battles) HP 168 / Atk 244 / Def 136 / Sp.Def 135 / Spd 209 (Crowned Sword) |
Ability | Intrepid Sword |
Held Item | Rusted Sword |
Moveset | ・Iron Head (Behemoth Blade) ・Close Combat ・Swords Dance ・Play Rough |
Zacian is one of the most powerful physical attackers in the game and is an oppresive force in competitive battle that pushed the metagame into its current state of hyper offense.
With the return of Dynamax, it will once again find a niche in offensive teams as the primary Dynamax counter, with its Behemoth Blade doing double damage against opposing Dynamax Pokemon.
Moveset & Best Build for Yveltal | |
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Nature | Timid (+Spd, -Atk) |
EV Spread | Sp.Atk 252 / Sp.Def 4 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 201 / Def 115 / Sp.Atk 183 / Sp.Def 119 / Spd 166 |
Ability | Dark Aura |
Held Item | Life Orb |
Moveset | ・Dark Pulse ・Oblivion Wing ・Heat Wave ・Sucker Punch |
Yveltal is a powerful special sweaper with access to great dual STAB and its signature move letting it stay in matches longer despite the recoil damage from Life Orb.
Moveset & Best Build for Kyogre | |
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Nature | Timid (+Spd, -Atk) |
EV Spread | Def 4 / Sp.Atk 252 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 175 / Def 111 / Sp.Atk 202 / Sp.Def 160 / Spd 156 |
Ability | Drizzle |
Held Item | Choice Scarf |
Moveset | ・Water Spout ・Thunder ・Ice Beam ・Origin Pulse |
Kyogre's flagship Choice Scarf set from the Advance Generation is still as potent as ever, and can now threaten opposing teams after getting worn down thanks to its Origin Pulse move.
It's best used as a lead Dynamax Pokemon so that it immediately sets up rain and can unleash powerful Water Spouts to sweep or severely weaken the opposing team right at the very beginning.
Although they can't top the Tier 1 Pokemon's elite status, the Pokemon in Tier 2 are essential to Ranked Battle.
Nature | Adamant (+Atk, -Sp.Atk) |
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EV Spread | HP 252 / Atk 252 / Sp. Def 4 |
Final Stat Values | HP 414 / Atk 222 / Def 160 / Sp. Def 111 / Spe 110 |
Ability | Drought |
Held Item | Sitrus Berry |
Moveset | ・Precipice Blades
・Rock Slide ・Swords Dance ・Protect |
Groudon is a powerful Pokemon that is able to set up Sun as well as being able to hit really hard thanks to its monstrous Attack stat. Its natural defenses also provide Groudon with longevity in a match, allowing it to tank and dish out offense for as long as possible.
Moveset & Best Build for Marshadow | |
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Nature | Jolly (+Spd, -Sp.Atk) |
EV Spread | Atk 252 / Def 4 / Spe 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 165 / Atk 177 / Def 101 / Sp. Def 110 / Spe 194 |
Ability | Technician |
Held Item | Focus Sash |
Moveset | ・Spectral Thief
・Shadow Sneak ・Close Combat ・Protect |
Marshadow boasts its access to Technician-boosted Shadow Sneak, being able to immediately threaten the likes of Calyrex (Shadow Rider). Its signature move, Spectral Thief is good for stealing an opposing Pokemon's stat boosts and using it against them.
Moveset & Best Build for Calyrex (Shadow Rider) | |
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Nature | Timid (+Spd, -Atk) |
EV Spread | Def 4 / Sp.Atk 252 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 175 / Def 101 / Sp.Atk 217 / Sp.Def 120 / Spd 222 |
Ability | As One |
Held Item | Life Orb Focus Sash |
Moveset | ・Astral Barrage ・Psychic ・Giga Drain ・Nasty Plot |
Calyrex's Shadow Rider form is one of the most threatening sweepers in the current metagame, capable of outrunning and knocking out many Pokemon with its STAB moves.
Moveset & Best Build for Necrozma (Dusk Mane) | |
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Nature | Adamant (+Atk, -Sp.Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 252 / Atk 252 / Spd 4 |
Final Stat Values | HP 204 / Atk 229 / Def 147 / Sp.Def 129 / Spd 98 |
Ability | Prism Armor |
Held Item | Weakness Policy |
Moveset | ・Sunsteel Strike
・Earthquake ・Psychic Fangs ・Rock Blast |
Necrozma's Prism Armor works well with Weakness Policy in that it takes reduced damage from super effective moves, but still benefits from the boost.
Moveset & Best Build for Zekrom | |
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Nature | Jolly (+Spd, -Sp.Atk) |
EV Spread | Atk 252 / Def 4 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 175 / Atk 202 / Def 141 / Sp.Def 120 / Spd 156 |
Ability | Teravolt |
Held Item | Life Orb Weakness Policy |
Moveset | ・Bolt Strike
・Outrage ・Dual Wingbeat ・Dragon Dance |
Zekrom's unique dual typing makes it one of the more formidable physical attackers in Ranked Battle Series 8, and is one of the few that can threaten Lugia thanks to its Teravolt Ability.
Moveset & Best Build for Eternatus | |
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Nature | Timid (+Spd, -Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 4 / Sp.Atk 252 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 216 / Def 115 / SpAtk 197 / SpDef 115 / Spd 200 |
Ability | Pressure |
Held Item | Choice Specs |
Moveset | ・Dynamax Cannon ・Sludge Bomb ・Flamethrower ・Shadow Ball |
This build focuses on Eternatus' high Special Attack to take out its enemies. With its high speed it can easily get a headstart and hit its foes hard.
Moveset & Best Build for Dialga | |
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Nature | Modest (+Sp.Atk, -Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 252 / Sp.Atk 252 / Sp.Def 4 |
Final Stat Values | HP 207 / Def 140 / Sp.Atk 222 / Sp.Def 121 / Spd 110 |
Ability | Pressure |
Held Item | Weakness Policy |
Moveset | ・Roar of Time ・Flash Cannon ・Earth Power ・Trick Room |
Dialga's great typing and mixed defenses make it a great user of Weakness Policy. Using Draco Meteor as an alternative to Roar of Time makes it so Dialga does not skip a turn, at the cost of a Special Attack drop. Its middling Speed makes it a great in Trick Room in metagames with plenty of fast Pokemon.
Moveset & Best Build for Ho-oh | |
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Nature | Adamant (+Atk, -Sp.Atk) |
EV Spread | Atk 252 / Def 132 / Spd 124 |
Final Stat Values | HP 181 / Atk 200 / Def 127 / Sp.Def 174 / Spd 126 |
Ability | Regenerator |
Held Item | Life Orb |
Moveset | ・Sacred Fire
・Brave Bird ・Earthquake ・Recover |
Ho-Oh is a threatening physical attacker in the current metagame. While most physical attackers aim to outspeed and overpower the opposing team, the Rainbow Pokemon functions more as a bulky offensive pivot that can threaten opposing physical sweepers with a burn from Sacred Fire.
Moveset & Best Build for Landorus (Therian Forme) | |
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Nature | Impish (+Def, -Sp Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 244 / Def 252 / Spd 12 |
Final Stat Value | HP 195 / Atk 165 / Def 156 / Sp.Def 100 / Spd 113 |
Ability | Intimidate |
Held Item | Life Orb |
Moveset | ・Earthquake ・Rock Slide ・Fly ・Swords Dance |
Landorus, while not as dominant as it once was, is still a potent threat. Thanks to its massive Attack stat and respectable speed, Landorus can pose a threat in or out of Dynamax.
The Pokemon in Tier 3 are used frequently as counters to those in Tiers 1 and 2.
Moveset & Best Build for Lugia | |
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Nature | Timid (+Spd, -Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 252 / Def 4 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 213 / Def 151 / Sp.Atk 110 / Sp.Def 174 / Spd 178 |
Ability | Multiscale |
Held Item | Weakness Policy |
Moveset | ・Aeroblast ・Earth Power ・Recover ・Calm Mind |
Lugia makes a great Dynamax lead thanks to its great bulk and ability to support its team with Max Airstream. Although this build focuses on getting Special Attack boosts, Lugia still functions more as a support Pokemon than the team's main attacker.
Moveset & Best Build for Xerneas | |
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Nature | Timid (+Spd, -Atk) |
EV Spread | Def 4 / Sp.Atk 252 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 201 / Def 116 / Sp.Atk 183 / Sp.Def 118 / Spd 166 |
Ability | Fairy Aura |
Held Item | Power Herb |
Moveset | ・Geomancy
・Moonblast ・Thunderbolt ・Draining Kiss |
Xerneas is easily one of the best Fairy-type Pokemon available. Without a secondary typing, Xerneas can take advantage of its immunity to Dragon-type moves without worrying about additional weaknesses other than the rare Poison and Steel-type moves.
Moveset & Best Build for White Kyurem | |
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Nature | Timid (+Spd, -Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 4 / Sp.Atk 252 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 201 / Def 110 / Sp.Atk 222 / Sp.Def 120 / Spd 161 |
Ability | Turboblaze |
Held Item | Weakness Policy Life Orb |
Moveset | ・Draco Meteor
・Freeze-Dry ・Earth Power ・Fusion Flare |
White Kyurem's great special coverage and ability to ignore opposing Pokemon's Abilities with Turboblaze makes it a powerful special attacker that can easily establish offensive momentum for the team.
Moveset & Best Build for Ditto | |
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Nature | Relaxed (+Def, -Spd) |
EV Spread | HP 252 / Atk 4 / Def 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 252 / Atk 69 / Def 110 / Sp.Atk 58 / Sp.Def 68 / Spd 47 |
Ability | Imposter |
Held Item | Choice Scarf |
Moveset | ・Transform |
These values are from base stats with 0 Speed IVs, excluding external factors.
Ditto is a versatile Pokemon that is used as a clutch teammate, allowing you to copy an opposing sweeper and potentially turn the tide of the battle in your favor. As a result, it enjoys widespread usage in both offensive and defensive-oriented teams.
Moveset & Best Build for Hippowdon | |
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Nature | Impish (+Def, -SpAtk) |
EV Spread | HP 252 / Def. 252 / Sp.Def. 4 |
Final Stat Values | HP 215 / Atk 132 / Def 152 / Sp.Def 124 / Spd 67 |
Ability | Sand Stream |
Held Item | Rocky Helmet |
Moveset | ・Slack Off ・Yawn ・Earthquake ・Rock Tomb |
Hippowdon can use Yawn to force a switch, which can be an opportunity to set up Stealth Rock.
With its high Defense, it's also capable of taking hits from the variety of Physical attackers in the metagame.
Moveset & Best Build for Zygarde | |
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Nature | Careful (+Sp.Def, -Sp.Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 236 / Sp.Def 60 / Spd 212 |
Final Stat Values | 50% Forme HP 213 / Atk 120 / Def 141 / Sp.Def 135 / Spd 142 Complete Forme HP 321 / Atk 120 / Def 141 / Sp.Def 135 / Spd 132 |
Ability | Power Construct |
Held Item | Leftovers |
Moveset | ・Thousand Arrows
・Coil ・Glare ・Substitute |
At first glance, Zygarde appears like any bully attacking Pokemon in the metagame. What separates itself from other bulky attackers is its ability to change into an even bulkier forme with its Power Construct Ability.
Moveset & Best Build for Melmetal | |
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Nature | Brave (+Atk, -Spe) |
EV Spread | HP 252 / Atk 252 / Sp. Def 4 |
Final Stat Values | HP 242 / Atk 214 / Def 163 / Sp. Def 86 / Spe 48 |
Ability | Iron Fist |
Held Item | Assault Vest |
Moveset | ・Double Iron Bash
・Thunder Punch ・Ice Punch ・High Horsepower |
Iron Fist gives Melmetal's elemental punches a damage boost. With High Horsepower giving Melmetal Ground-type coverage, and Double Iron Bash giving it Steel-type coverage, Melmetal is also an excellent Dynamax Pokemon thanks to its wide coverage of move types.
Nature | Modest (+Sp. Atk, -Atk) |
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EV Spread | HP 252 / 4 Def / Sp. Atk 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 197 / Def 121 / Sp. Atk 222 / Sp. Def 140 / Spe 120 |
Ability | Pressure |
Held Item | Life Orb |
Moveset | ・Spacial Rend
・Hydro Pump ・Earth Power ・Protect |
Palkia matches up favorably against other popular restricted Pokemon such as Groudon, Kyogre, and Zacian. Ideally, Palkia gets to Dynamax and take 3 KO's in 3 turns, but if not, increasing its team's Special Defense with Max Quake is still a great help for its team.
Nature | Jolly (+Spe, -Sp. Atk) |
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EV Spread | HP 252 / Atk 4 / Spe 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 199 / Atk 151 / Def 165 / Sp. Def 165 / Spe 198 |
Ability | Dauntless Shield |
Held Item | Rusted Shield |
Moveset | ・Behemoth Bash
・Close Combat ・Coaching ・Wide Guard |
Zamazenta effectively fulfills a supportive role thanks to a great selection of support moves, good defenses and an Ability that complements these defenses. This Pokemon is an excellent fit for defensive teams.
When Tier 4 Pokemon come out, we can start to see a bit of individuality in each team. The presence of these Pokemon shows what Tier 1 or 2 Pokemon the user is afraid of. Tier 4 boasts Pokemon who are strong on their own, those who are strong against those in Tiers 1 to 3, and those who are a pain to deal with for all other Pokemon.
Moveset & Best Build for Regieleki | |
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Nature | Modest (+Sp.Atk, -Atk) |
EV Spread | Sp.Atk 252 / Sp.Def 4 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 155 / Def 70 / Sp.Atk 167 / Sp.Def 71 / Spd 252 |
Ability | Transistor |
Held Item | Life Orb |
Moveset | ・Rising Voltage ・Electroweb ・Volt Switch ・Protect |
Regieleki is a potent Dynamax sweeper especially if the opposing team does not have any Ground type Pokemon to resist its boosted Electric-type moves. It also finds a place in many teams because it is often the fastest Pokemon on the field and can reliably set up Electroweb.
Moveset & Best Build for Zapdos | |
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Nature | Timid (+Spd, -Atk) |
EV Spread | Sp.Atk 252 / Sp.Def 4 / Spd 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 165 / Def 105 / Sp.Atk 177 / Sp.Def 111 / Spd 167 |
Ability | Static |
Held Item | Life Orb |
Moveset | ・Rising Voltage ・Hurricane ・Heat Wave ・Roost |
Zapdos' flagship defensive set makes a return in Sword & Shield. A combination of good dual typing, excellent support moves, and great abilities make it an excellent check to Fighting-type Pokemon and physical sweepers in general. It's also the best answer to its Galarian counterpart, who can't do much against it with its STAB moves.
Moveset & Best Build for Jirachi | |
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Nature | Jolly (+Spe, -Sp. Atk) |
EV Spread | Atk 252 / Sp. Def 4 / Spe 252 |
Final Stat Values | HP 175 / Atk 152 / Def 120 / Sp. Def 121 / Spe 167 (250 with Choice Scarf) |
Ability | Serene Grace |
Held Item | Choice Scarf |
Moveset | ・Iron Head ・U-Turn ・Trick ・Wish |
Choice Scarf-Serene Grace-Iron Head will leave your opponents scratching their heads with all the flinches that Jirachi can get. With access to Trick, this Pokemon can be a real nuisance on the field.
Nature | Impish (+Def, -Sp.Atk) |
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EVs | HP 252 / Def 252 / SpDef 4 |
Final Stat Values | HP 202 / Atk 140 /Def 128 / Sp.Def. 96 / Spd 80 |
Ability | Prankster |
Held Item | Light Clay |
Moveset | ・Reflect ・Light Screen ・Thunder Wave ・Spirit Break |
Grimmsnarl is one of the format's premiere support Pokemon, elevating a team's bulk with its Dual Screens and reliable speed control with Thunder Wave or Scary Face. With no Attack EV investment, it can still deal decent damage with Spirit Break, which more importantly can drop an opposing Pokemon's Special Attack stat.
Moveset & Best Build for Calyrex (Ice Rider) | |
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Nature | Adamant (+Atk, -Sp.Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 252 / Atk 252 / Def 4 |
Final Stat Values | HP 207 / Atk 238 / Def 170 / Sp.Def 151 / Spd 70 |
Ability | As One |
Held Item | Weakness Policy |
Moveset | ・Glacial Lance ・High Horsepower ・Protect ・Trick Room |
Calyrex (Ice Rider) thrives in Trick Room, often needing a teammate to set it up for it, or setting it up itself. Once in Trick Room, not too many Pokemon will want to take Glacial Lances or High Horsepowers uncontested.
Moveset & Best Build for Chansey | |
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Nature | Bold (+Def, -Atk) |
EV Spread | Def 252 / Sp.Def 252 / Spd 4 |
Final Stat Values | HP 325 / Def 62 / Sp. Def 157 / Spd 71 |
Ability | Natural Cure |
Held Item | Eviolite |
Moveset | ・Seismic Toss ・Stealth Rock ・Thunder Wave ・Soft-Boiled |
This moveset is an extremely tanky one, especially with the Eviolite in tow. And while Chansey has a low base Defense stat, you can make up for it with 252 EVs in Defense and the Eviolite.
Moveset & Best Build for Mimikyu | |
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Nature | Jolly (+Spd, -SpA) |
EV Spread | HP 252 Atk / 4 Sp. Def / 252 Spe |
Final Stat Values | HP 130 / Atk 142 / Def 100 / Sp.Def 126 / Spd 162 |
Ability | Disguise |
Held Item | Mental Herb |
Moveset | ・Trick Room ・Will-o-Wisp ・Play Rough ・Shadow Sneak |
Mimikyu's Disguise Ability makes it a great choice for main or secondary Trick Room setter for a dedicated Trick Room team. On top of its great dual Ghost and Fairy typing, it can further support its team with Taunt and Will-O-Wisp.
This lets Mimikyu cripple both defensive and physically offensive Pokemon. Shadow Sneak is good for activating a teammate's Weakness Policy as well as getting cheeky KO's on Pokemon who have used up their Focus Sash
Moveset & Best Build for Reshiram | |
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Nature | Modest (+Sp.Atk, -Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 252 / Sp.Atk 188 / Sp.Def 68 |
Final Stat Values | HP 207 / Def 120 / Sp.Atk 213 / Sp.Def 149 / Spd 110 |
Ability | Turboblaze |
Held Item | Expert Belt |
Moveset | ・Blue Flare
・Draco Meteor ・Solar Beam ・Earth Power |
Reshiram's great Dragon/Fire dual typing makes it one of the few Dragon-type Pokemon that don't fear Fairy and Ice-types, allowing it to freely switch into common Dragon counters and threaten them with its powerful moves.
Moveset & Best Build for Tyranitar | |
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Nature | Adamant (+Atk, -Sp.Atk) |
EV Spread | HP 252 / Atk 148 / Def 76 / Sp.Def 20 / Spd 12 |
Final Stat Values | HP 207 / Atk 190 / Def 140 / Sp.Def 123 / Spd 83 |
Ability | Sand Stream |
Held Item | Weakness Policy |
Moveset | ・Stone Edge ・Crunch ・Ice Punch ・Earthquake |
Tyranitar's great mixed bulk and boosted special defense in Sandstorm make it one of the better Weakness Policy users in the metagame.
Unlike in previous Pokemon metagames, there is no party or Pokemon that can defeat anything used against it. However, there are teams which can win consistently, as long as the right Pokemon are chosen for the battle.
Battles are not won by individual Pokemon. The team as a whole must be constructed to balance type strengths and weaknesses, and have built-in strategies to defeat opponents. In the current metagame, crafting a party that works together is more essential than ever.
It's no easy feat to make a killer team from scratch. It can be a good idea to start off with rental teams, which any player can download and use in Ranked Battle. This can help to understand how a team is built, how to select which Pokemon to use in a battle, and how to use the party's built-in strategies in battle to rack up wins.
Our Best Teams guide has all teams available for rental, so you can try out your favorites to get a feel for some of the most popular Pokemon and strategies in the metagame!
Best Teams for Ranked Battle
Series 13 gives players the opportunity to bring any number of Mythical or Legendary Pokemon to the team, which is way more compared to previous seasons and opens up more possibilities for team synergy.
With Series 13, your Mythical or Legendary Pokemon can comprise your entire team. This has never been done in competitive Pokemon before!
Zacian is still the top dog in the new season, fitting nicely into most teams thanks to its monstrous damage output. Having Pokemon that can take a +1 Behemoth Blade or reduce its damage output with Intimidate or Will-O-Wisp will help your team survive Zacian's onslaught.
Of course, outright knocking it out with a powerful super-effective move is also a good option. Do remember that not too many Pokemon can outspeed Zacian so positioning is important.
With so many powerful Mythicals and Legendaries now available to use, there's a shift to a more aggressive playstyle. Even defensive teams need a powerful and fast sweeper in the team to keep up in this increasingly hyper offensive metagame!
And that's our latest Tier List of the current Best Pokemon for Ranked Battle. With Series 13 having just been released for Ranked Battle, we're excited to see how the metagame continues to reshape in the weeks to come.
If you're thinking of getting into competitive play, or if you're having trouble winning online, some of the Pokemon in this article might be just what your team needs.
Here's hoping you can have as much fun playing online as we have. Check back soon as we continue updating with tier upsets, new additions and more individual Build pages!
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