⚡ Level 100 Pokémon

Drag Pokémon into a tier, or tap a Pokémon and choose a tier.

Absol [100]

Absol [100]

Aggron [100]

Aggron [100]

Alakazam [100]

Alakazam [100]

Ampharos [100]

Ampharos [100]

Arbok [100]

Arbok [100]

Ariados [100]

Ariados [100]

Armaldo [100]

Armaldo [100]

Barbaracle [100]

Barbaracle [100]

Bastiodon [100]

Bastiodon [100]

Breloom [100]

Breloom [100]

Castform [100]

Castform [100]

Charizard [100]

Charizard [100]

Clawitzer [100]

Clawitzer [100]

Clefable [100]

Clefable [100]

Cofagrigus [100]

Cofagrigus [100]

Corsola [100]

Corsola [100]

Cradily [100]

Cradily [100]

Cryogonal [100]

Cryogonal [100]

Dewgong [100]

Dewgong [100]

Ditto [100]

Ditto [100]

Druddigon [100]

Druddigon [100]

Dunsparce [100]

Dunsparce [100]

Electrode [100]

Electrode [100]

Excadrill [100]

Excadrill [100]

Farfetch'd-[100]

Farfetch'd-[100]

Ferrothorn [100]

Ferrothorn [100]

Flygon [100]

Flygon [100]

Gardevoir [100]

Gardevoir [100]

Gengar [100]

Gengar [100]

Girafarig [100]

Girafarig [100]

Golduck [100]

Golduck [100]

Greninja [100]

Greninja [100]

Grumpig [100]

Grumpig [100]

Hawlucha [100]

Hawlucha [100]

Honchkrow [100]

Honchkrow [100]

Infernape [100]

Infernape [100]

Jumpluff [100]

Jumpluff [100]

Kabutops [100]

Kabutops [100]

Lapras [100]

Lapras [100]

Lilligant [100]

Lilligant [100]

Lucario [100]

Lucario [100]

Machamp [100]

Machamp [100]

Maractus [100]

Maractus [100]

Marowak [100]

Marowak [100]

Masquerain [100]

Masquerain [100]

Meganium [100]

Meganium [100]

Noivern [100]

Noivern [100]

Octillery [100]

Octillery [100]

Omastar [100]

Omastar [100]

Persian [100]

Persian [100]

Pidgeot [100]

Pidgeot [100]

Primeape [100]

Primeape [100]

Rampardos [100]

Rampardos [100]

Sableye [100]

Sableye [100]

Samurott [100]

Samurott [100]

Sandslash [100]

Sandslash [100]

Sceptile [100]

Sceptile [100]

Shuckle [100]

Shuckle [100]

Spinda [100]

Spinda [100]

Staraptor [100]

Staraptor [100]

STARMIE [100]

STARMIE [100]

Sunflora [100]

Sunflora [100]

Swalot [100]

Swalot [100]

Tangrowth [100]

Tangrowth [100]

Torkoal [100]

Torkoal [100]

Weavile [100]

Weavile [100]

Weezing [100]

Weezing [100]

Whimsicott [100]

Whimsicott [100]

Whiscash [100]

Whiscash [100]

Xatu [100]

Xatu [100]

🏆 Tier List

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📖 How to Use PokéPath TD Tier List

The Tier List helps you understand the relative strength and viability of different Pokémon in PokéPath TD. Use this interactive tool to create custom rankings, compare Pokémon performance, and build optimal team strategies.

1

Understand Tier Rankings

S-Tier (best), A-Tier (strong), B-Tier (average), C-Tier (below average), D-Tier (weakest). Rankings are based on overall performance.

2

Drag and Drop Pokémon

Drag Pokémon from the available list into your preferred tier. You can also move Pokémon between tiers to adjust rankings.

3

Customize Your Rankings

Create personalized tier lists based on your playstyle, preferred strategies, or specific route requirements.

4

Share and Compare

Use tier lists to discuss strategies with other players and refine your understanding of Pokémon viability.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What do the tier letters mean?

S-Tier: Exceptional Pokémon that excel in most situations. A-Tier: Strong performers with few weaknesses. B-Tier: Solid choices for specific roles. C-Tier: Situational or niche picks. D-Tier: Generally not recommended due to significant drawbacks.

Are tier lists objective?

Tier lists are subjective and can vary based on playstyle, team composition, and game updates. Use them as guidelines rather than absolute rules. Community consensus helps identify strong performers.

How often are tiers updated?

Tiers are updated regularly based on new game patches, balance changes, and community feedback. Major updates may significantly shift rankings as new strategies emerge.

Can I create my own tier list?

Yes! This interactive tier list allows you to drag and drop Pokémon to create custom rankings. Save your preferred setup or experiment with different team compositions.

Why are some Pokémon in multiple tiers?

Pokémon can perform differently based on their level, team synergy, and the specific route or challenge. A Pokémon might be S-tier in some situations but C-tier in others.

How do I know which tier is right for me?

Consider your playstyle, available resources, and goals. Beginners might prefer A/B-tier Pokémon for reliability, while experienced players can experiment with higher-risk, higher-reward options.