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Updated October 16, 2026 · game patch October 15, 2026

PokéSurvivor Tier List

All 966 partners ranked from the game's own numbers — plus the best starter, the real gacha odds for every Pokémon, and which of your Pokémon to main.

See the tier listBest startersCheck my Pokémon

In short

  • Best overall: Mewtwo, Eternatus, Slaking, Spectrier (S tier, 5★ pulls).
  • Best starter: Scorbunny, then Sobble and Slowpoke. All starters are C/D tier overall.
  • Best 4★ (Epic): Iron Moth, Excadrill, Nihilego, Great Tusk, Archeops — 0.22%–0.33% per pull.
  • Strongest easy pulls (1–3★): Darmanitan (S), Staraptor (A), Passimian (A), Stonjourner (A), Lycanroc (A).
  • Best banner for S tier: Paldea — 8 of its 92 Pokémon are S tier.
  • Codes: none — the game has no redeem codes; tickets come only from playing.

PokéSurvivor tier list: S to D

966 Pokémon, ranked by a score from their in-game partner stats (half attack multiplier, a quarter HP, a quarter speed). S is the top 5%, A the next 15%, B and C 30% each, D the bottom 20%. Hover or tap a Pokémon in the table below for its gacha odds and moves.

S

Top 5% — carries any run and melts bosses · 48 Pokémon

  1. MewtwoMewtwo
  2. EternatusEternatus
  3. SlakingSlaking
  4. SpectrierSpectrier
  5. RegigigasRegigigas
  6. Roaring MoonRoaring Moon
  7. KoraidonKoraidon
  8. SolgaleoSolgaleo
  9. LunalaLunala
  10. RayquazaRayquaza
  11. BaxcaliburBaxcalibur
  12. DarmanitanDarmanitan
  13. XerneasXerneas
  14. YveltalYveltal
  15. GarchompGarchomp
  16. DialgaDialga
  17. PalkiaPalkia
  18. ReshiramReshiram
  19. ZekromZekrom
  20. KyogreKyogre
  21. GroudonGroudon
  22. SalamenceSalamence
  23. KyuremKyurem
  24. Iron MothIron Moth
  25. ExcadrillExcadrill
  26. NihilegoNihilego
  27. ArceusArceus
  28. Ho-OhHo-Oh
  29. Iron LeavesIron Leaves
  30. Great TuskGreat Tusk
  31. MunkidoriMunkidori
  32. UrshifuUrshifu
  33. TerrakionTerrakion
  34. KeldeoKeldeo
  35. Walking WakeWalking Wake
  36. ArcheopsArcheops
  37. BuzzwoleBuzzwole
  38. VolcaronaVolcarona
  39. SneaslerSneasler
  40. MarshadowMarshadow
  41. HaxorusHaxorus
  42. PheromosaPheromosa
  43. LatiosLatios
  44. MeloettaMeloetta
  45. ZacianZacian
  46. ZamazentaZamazenta
  47. DragapultDragapult
  48. XurkitreeXurkitree
A

Next 15% — strong picks you can main all game · 145 Pokémon

  1. DarkraiDarkrai
  2. EnamorusEnamorus
  3. Porygon-ZPorygon-Z
  4. MamoswineMamoswine
  5. HydreigonHydreigon
  6. LandorusLandorus
  7. ZapdosZapdos
  8. DragoniteDragonite
  9. Iron ThornsIron Thorns
  10. Iron ValiantIron Valiant
  11. NaganadelNaganadel
  12. TornadusTornadus
  13. ThundurusThundurus
  14. EnteiEntei
  15. Slither WingSlither Wing
  16. GholdengoGholdengo
  17. AzelfAzelf
  18. RillaboomRillaboom
  19. RaikouRaikou
  20. ZeraoraZeraora
  21. KartanaKartana
  22. HeatranHeatran
  23. GlimmoraGlimmora
  24. NecrozmaNecrozma
  25. MoltresMoltres
  26. Sandy ShocksSandy Shocks
  27. OgerponOgerpon
  28. CinderaceCinderace
  29. AnnihilapeAnnihilape
  30. HoopaHoopa
  31. ArchaludonArchaludon
  32. GyaradosGyarados
  33. InteleonInteleon
  34. BraviaryBraviary
  35. StaraptorStaraptor
  36. KrookodileKrookodile
  37. RampardosRampardos
  38. Iron HandsIron Hands
  39. UrsalunaUrsaluna
  40. TyranitarTyranitar
  41. Tapu LeleTapu Lele
  42. EspeonEspeon
  43. HonchkrowHonchkrow
  44. PassimianPassimian
  45. YanmegaYanmega
  46. DeoxysDeoxys
  47. MetagrossMetagross
  48. Flutter ManeFlutter Mane
  49. KleavorKleavor
  50. HeracrossHeracross
  51. StonjournerStonjourner
  52. WeavileWeavile
  53. LycanrocLycanroc
  54. BlacephalonBlacephalon
  55. AlakazamAlakazam
  56. GengarGengar
  57. ArmarougeArmarouge
  58. BewearBewear
  59. ElectivireElectivire
  60. EmboarEmboar
  61. QuaquavalQuaquaval
  62. Tapu KokoTapu Koko
  63. DelphoxDelphox
  64. BasculegionBasculegion
  65. CetitanCetitan
  66. LatiasLatias
  67. ArcanineArcanine
  68. MeowscaradaMeowscarada
  69. FloatzelFloatzel
  70. ConkeldurrConkeldurr
  71. KingambitKingambit
  72. VolcanionVolcanion
  73. MagmortarMagmortar
  74. CeruledgeCeruledge
  75. MienshaoMienshao
  76. SawkSawk
  77. TogekissTogekiss
  78. RevavroomRevavroom
  79. UnfezantUnfezant
  80. AerodactylAerodactyl
  81. RhyperiorRhyperior
  82. Chi-YuChi-Yu
  83. BarraskewdaBarraskewda
  84. GenesectGenesect
  85. OverqwilOverqwil
  86. GiratinaGiratina
  87. MewMew
  88. CelebiCelebi
  89. JirachiJirachi
  90. ManaphyManaphy
  91. ShayminShaymin
  92. VictiniVictini
  93. ZygardeZygarde
  94. MelmetalMelmetal
  95. MagearnaMagearna
  96. Tapu BuluTapu Bulu
  97. TyrantrumTyrantrum
  98. BlazikenBlaziken
  99. SharpedoSharpedo
  100. PawmotPawmot
  101. CharizardCharizard
  102. TyphlosionTyphlosion
  103. RegielekiRegieleki
  104. AccelgorAccelgor
  105. ChandelureChandelure
  106. MachampMachamp
  107. BearticBeartic
  108. UrsaringUrsaring
  109. Iron BundleIron Bundle
  110. CentiskorchCentiskorch
  111. DrednawDrednaw
  112. ZangooseZangoose
  113. GoodraGoodra
  114. VaporeonVaporeon
  115. ScytherScyther
  116. HoundoomHoundoom
  117. SalazzleSalazzle
  118. RegidragoRegidrago
  119. NoivernNoivern
  120. CrabominableCrabominable
  121. RhydonRhydon
  122. AbsolAbsol
  123. ExeggutorExeggutor
  124. GardevoirGardevoir
  125. GalladeGallade
  126. PinsirPinsir
  127. PangoroPangoro
  128. DuraludonDuraludon
  129. LuxrayLuxray
  130. ZoroarkZoroark
  131. GrimmsnarlGrimmsnarl
  132. HariyamaHariyama
  133. SkeledirgeSkeledirge
  134. JolteonJolteon
  135. StoutlandStoutland
  136. SceptileSceptile
  137. KilowattrelKilowattrel
  138. InfernapeInfernape
  139. GlastrierGlastrier
  140. ScizorScizor
  141. PrimarinaPrimarina
  142. RoseradeRoserade
  143. LucarioLucario
  144. Kommo-oKommo-o
  145. FarigirafFarigiraf
BMiddle 30% — fine with the right moves and upgrades · 290 Pokémon — show all

Toxicroak · Manectric · Greninja · Flygon · Tauros · Ambipom · Kangaskhan · Lugia · Vikavolt · Golurk · Incineroar · Toxtricity · Jynx · Florges · Lilligant · Samurott · Sawsbuck · Silvally · Polteageist · Magnezone · Frosmoth · Sinistcha · Tsareena · Tatsugiri · Swampert · Dodrio · Heliolisk · Mesprit · Feraligatr · Wyrdeer · Leavanny · Nidoking · Milotic · Gogoat · Cryogonal · Cobalion · Virizion · Crobat · Flareon · Glaceon · Breloom · Mudsdale · Reuniclus · Bisharp · Hydrapple · Donphan · Leafeon · Sylveon · Celesteela · Chesnaught · Sigilyph · Shiftry · Simisage · Cinccino · Hawlucha · Kingler · Ampharos · Hippowdon · Vanilluxe · Durant · Bruxish · Veluza · Lokix · Dracozolt · Oinkologne · Articuno · Cyclizar · Skuntank · Fezandipiti · Obstagoon · Drifblim · Gigalith · Drampa · Granbull · Tangrowth · Empoleon · Torterra · Decidueye · Mismagius · Victreebel · Heatmor · Primeape · Venusaur · Oricorio · Galvantula · Seismitoad · Suicune · Clawitzer · Eelektross · Trevenant · Muk · Dudunsparce · Rapidash · Gliscor · Armaldo · Cranidos · Golem · Druddigon · Hitmonlee · Kadabra · Fraxure · Kabutops · Flapple · Sandaconda · Porygon2 · Indeedee · Starmie · Scolipede · Aurorus · Walrein · Golduck · Dhelmise · Golisopod · Arboliva · Beheeyem · Snorlax · Bellibolt · Guzzlord · Magmar · Kingdra · Poliwrath · Lunatone · Solrock · Nidoqueen · Grapploct · Komala · Banette · Haunter · Scovillain · Barbaracle · Masquerain · Togedemaru · Electabuzz · Garbodor · Stantler · Ribombee · Malamar · Basculin · Chatot · Exploud · Boltund · Vivillon · Talonflame · Miltank · Escavalier · Avalugg · Omastar · Cacturne · Maractus · Houndstone · Arctozolt · Piloswine · Tapu Fini · Dracovish · Wailord · Swanna · Crawdaunt · Alcremie · Vileplume · Musharna · Klinklang · Sandslash · Type: Null · Clefable · Xatu · Arctibax · Drapion · Grumpig · Ninjask · Cursola · Magneton · Archen · Dondozo · Seviper · Sneasel · Drizzile · Seaking · Politoed · Venomoth · Fearow · Corviknight · Noctowl · Meowstic · Tentacruel · Pidgeot · Aggron · Perrserker · Gurdurr · Qwilfish · Abomasnow · Raichu · Girafarig · Liepard · Ninetales · Purugly · Calyrex · Cresselia · Scream Tail · Regirock · Regice · Garganacl · Appletun · Chimecho · Morpeko · Relicanth · Ludicolo · Thievul · Lapras · Furfrou · Palafin · Hatterene · Duosion · Octillery · Dugtrio · Wugtrio · Mothim · Pignite · Cherrim · Blastoise · Slurpuff · Swellow · Meganium · Froslass · Vigoroth · Furret · Serperior · Hitmonchan · Slowbro · Slowking · Machoke · Gothitelle · Arbok · Arctovish · Gabite · Cramorant · Bibarel · Dedenne · Golbat · Lanturn · Tinkaton · Maushold · Stakataka · Gorebyss · Lurantis · Abra · Palossand · Tangela · Seadra · Gastrodon · Gourgeist · Lickilicky · Raboot · Glalie · Phione · Drakloak · Swoobat · Camerupt · Mr. Mime · Carnivine · Beautifly · Greedent · Rotom · Mimikyu · Mightyena · Beedrill · Wigglytuff · Torracat · Thwackey · Electrode · Uxie · Alomomola · Sunflora · Mudbray · Plusle · Kricketune · Dubwool · Mantine · Whiscash · Lopunny · Linoone · Mandibuzz · Dipplin · Crocalor · Murkrow · Whimsicott · Glimmet · Pelipper · Braixen · Kubfu · Misdreavus

CNext 30% — playable early, replace when you can · 290 Pokémon — show all

Blissey · Doublade · Boldore · Huntail · Roselia · Gastly · Bellossom · Butterfree · Orthworm · Quaxwell · Frogadier · Comfey · Raticate · Persian · Wailmer · Sudowoodo · Cloyster · Hitmontop · Shelgon · Anorith · Weezing · Watchog · Grovyle · Dewott · Orbeetle · Dachsbun · Yanma · Dewgong · Dragalge · Lampent · Scrafty · Darumaka · Quagsire · Ponyta · Munchlax · Hypno · Altaria · Forretress · Weepinbell · Zweilous · Drilbur · Rufflet · Floragato · Monferno · Gligar · Emolga · Minun · Swalot · Lumineon · Diancie · Sliggoo · Dragonair · Cradily · Krokorok · Skarmory · Tropius · Volbeat · Illumise · Umbreon · Delcatty · Jumpluff · Ferrothorn · Ariados · Marshtomp · Charmeleon · Quilava · Pawmo · Brionne · Farfetch’d · Grotle · Luxio · Pupitar · Klefki · Eiscue · Sealeo · Poipole · Fletchinder · Krabby · Carvanha · Registeel · Dartrix · Morgrem · Castform · Dunsparce · Terapagos · Poliwhirl · Palpitoad · Drifloon · Diggersby · Dusknoir · Steelix · Combusken · Larvesta · Rhyhorn · Croconaw · Herdier · Clodsire · Staravia · Litleo · Loudred · Corvisquire · Cetoddle · Parasect · Prinplup · Solosis · Pincurchin · Cofagrigus · Runerigus · Graveler · Kecleon · Lairon · Bronzong · Tyrunt · Eelektrik · Porygon · Mienfoo · Doduo · Smoochum · Eldegoss · Ivysaur · Flaaffy · Timburr · Claydol · Aipom · Nuzleaf · Audino · Turtonator · Axew · Hattrem · Pancham · Vespiquen · Grimer · Magby · Stufful · Azumarill · Magcargo · Torkoal · Gloom · Pawniard · Crabrawler · Machop · Quilladin · Frigibax · Nidorino · Buneary · Buizel · Spiritomb · Mawile · Klang · Vanillish · Hakamo-o · Salandit · Amaura · Elekid · Stunky · Chinchou · Trapinch · Magnemite · Marowak · Houndour · Mankey · Gothorita · Espurr · Servine · Zorua · Metang · Scorbunny · Spoink · Medicham · Pidgeotto · Teddiursa · Karrablast · Sandile · Vibrava · Sobble · Nidorina · Deerling · Phanpy · Tinkatuff · Elgyem · Charjabug · Floette · Araquanid · Growlithe · Staryu · Skiddo · Slowpoke · Woobat · Pachirisu · Finizen · Chansey · Cacnea · Togetic · Snubbull · Wormadam · Spidops · Wartortle · Delibird · Ledian · Omanyte · Shedinja · Probopass · Sableye · Pikipek · Hippopotas · Natu · Munna · Bayleef · Lickitung · Vullaby · Kabuto · Scraggy · Golett · Litten · Grookey · Voltorb · Glameow · Bagon · Unown · Goldeen · Treecko · Spritzee · Tepig · Minior · Spinda · Sandshrew · Bellsprout · Gible · Riolu · Helioptile · Minccino · Wobbuffet · Corphish · Sinistea · Poltchageist · Shuppet · Cubchoo · Corsola · Dwebble · Psyduck · Quaxly · Electrike · Rockruff · Fuecoco · Froakie · Swirlix · Shellos · Pikachu · Taillow · Wingull · Diglett · Wiglett · Skiploom · Jigglypuff · Bonsly · Horsea · Yungoos · Pumpkaboo · Remoraid · Arrokuda · Lombre · Clefairy · Dreepy · Joltik · Cutiefly · Dustox · Tandemaus · Poliwag · Luvdisc · Honedge · Roggenrola · Torchic · Mudkip · Mime Jr. · Varoom · Numel · Bramblin · Sprigatito · Spearow · Rowlet · Aegislash · Bergmite · Sizzlipede · Swadloon · Oshawott · Lileep · Snover · Charmander · Cyndaquil · Makuhita

DBottom 20% — collect them, don't main them · 193 Pokémon — show all

Chimchar · Tadbulb · Meowth · Happiny · Geodude · Oddish · Turtwig · Totodile · Deino · Mareep · Fennekin · Capsakid · Croagunk · Exeggcute · Rattata · Eevee · Wattrel · Flittle · Pansage · Pansear · Panpour · Finneon · Smeargle · Aron · Sandygast · Phantump · Popplio · Bulbasaur · Chingling · Shinx · Chewtle · Naclstack · Lillipup · Venonat · Spheal · Skwovet · Trubbish · Tympole · Ducklett · Igglybuff · Wynaut · Petilil · Clobbopus · Kirlia · Dratini · Larvitar · Piplup · Chespin · Grubbin · Mantyke · Slakoth · Silicobra · Tentacool · Seel · Gulpin · Clamperl · Meltan · Toxapex · Nidoran-M · Fidough · Foongus · Inkay · Starly · Purrloin · Fletchling · Barboach · Steenee · Vanillite · Litwick · Flabébé · Ekans · Clauncher · Skorupi · Surskit · Pawmi · Drowzee · Dusclops · Slugma · Koffing · Pineco · Greavard · Tynamo · Impidimp · Pidove · Whismur · Carbink · Snorunt · Vulpix · Swinub · Onix · Snivy · Tinkatink · Hoothoot · Wimpod · Marill · Paras · Shellder · Cherubi · Skrelp · Jangmo-o · Gothita · Bastiodon · Mareanie · Pyukumuku · Whirlipede · Patrat · Binacle · Budew · Ditto · Nidoran-F · Skitty · Cottonee · Magikarp · Feebas · Morelull · Hatenna · Goomy · Nacli · Sewaddle · Chikorita · Rookidee · Pidgey · Combee · Squirtle · Nickit · Yamper · Bidoof · Zubat · Noibat · Shroomish · Spinarak · Toxel · Cubone · Venipede · Lechonk · Swablu · Baltoy · Meditite · Ledyba · Smoliv · Fomantis · Dottler · Pichu · Bunnelby · Zigzagoon · Beldum · Klink · Poochyena · Milcery · Wooloo · Weedle · Yamask · Charcadet · Wooper · Nymble · Caterpie · Rellor · Cleffa · Hoppip · Bronzor · Ferroseed · Nincada · Ralts · Metapod · Wishiwashi · Wurmple · Silcoon · Cascoon · Cosmoem · Cosmog · Kakuna · Lotad · Seedot · Burmy · Blipbug · Azurill · Nosepass · Shieldon · Tyrogue · Scatterbug · Bounsweet · Spewpa · Sentret · Snom · Tarountula · Dewpider · Applin · Gossifleur · Duskull · Togepi · Sunkern · Kricketot · Shuckle

Search, filter and check the Pokémon you own

Filter by gacha banner, type or tier, sort by attack, HP, speed or how easy a Pokémon is to pull, and tick the ones in your collection — My Pokémon then shows your best partner. Nothing is uploaded; the list is saved in this browser.

966 shown · tick ☐ to save the ones you own
PokémonTierATKHPSpeed
S×1.55118133
S×1.50133133
S×1.58138120
S×1.50115133
S×1.58120120
S×1.46117128
S×1.44115135
S×1.45132119
S×1.45132119
S×1.52117118
S×1.50122115
S×1.47117118
S×1.42127120
S×1.42127120
S×1.42119121
S×1.52115116
S×1.52110120
S×1.52115116
S×1.52115116
S×1.52115116
S×1.52115116
S×1.44113120
S×1.42126118
S×1.47106124
S×1.44120115
S×1.40119121
S×1.36124128
S×1.42118116
S×1.42110122
S×1.42122115
S×1.42110123
S×1.42115119
S×1.41111123
S×1.41111123
S×1.39115124
S×1.47104124
S×1.46118111
S×1.44108120
S×1.42106128
S×1.39110130
S×1.51104119
S×1.45102141
S×1.42106124
S×1.40115116
S×1.36111136
S×1.36111136
S×1.36110138
S×1.65107113
A×1.44102130
A×1.44103123
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A×1.42120112
A×1.39111119
A×1.39110120
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A×1.44111112
A×1.44115108
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A×1.40103129
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Best PokéSurvivor starters, ranked

A short personality quiz suggests your first partner, and you can turn it down and choose any of these 29 instead (all 27 main-series starters plus Psyduck and Slowpoke). Each one starts runs with the move shown.

#StarterStarting moveATKHPSpeedTierOverall
1Scorbunny Ember×1.0992107C#650
2Sobble Water Gun×1.0892107C#658
3Slowpoke Confusion×1.0611084C#670
4Litten Ember×1.0690107C#697
5Grookey Vine Whip×1.0692105C#698
6Treecko Razor Leaf×1.0688107C#704
7Tepig Ember×1.059997C#706
8Psyduck Confusion×1.0692101C#723
9Quaxly Water Gun×1.069599C#724
10Fuecoco Ember×1.0510093C#727
11Froakie Water Gun×1.0488108C#728
12Torchic Ember×1.089097C#755
13Mudkip Water Gun×1.089295C#756
14Sprigatito Razor Leaf×1.0488105C#761
15Rowlet Razor Leaf×1.0010196C#763
16Oshawott Water Gun×1.059597C#768
17Charmander Ember×1.0388105C#771
18Cyndaquil Ember×1.0388105C#772
19Chimchar Ember×1.0290104D#774
20Turtwig Vine Whip×1.079591D#780
21Totodile Water Gun×1.069296D#781
22Fennekin Ember×1.0488103D#784
23Popplio Bubble×1.069295D#800
24Bulbasaur Vine Whip×1.069097D#801
25Piplup Bubble×1.049495D#820
26Chespin Vine Whip×1.049594D#821
27Snivy Razor Leaf×0.9590104D#864
28Chikorita Vine Whip×0.979097D#893
29Squirtle Water Gun×0.979096D#897

The gaps are small — Scorbunny and Squirtle differ by only ×0.12 attack. Fire starters begin with Ember, the highest single-target damage of the starting moves; Water Gun is close behind and pierces, Vine Whip hits everything in an arc, Bubble fires in all directions and slows, and Psyduck and Slowpoke start with homing Confusion. Because starters never evolve, treat them as a warm-up and pull for a 4★ or 5★ main.

Which banner to pull: best Pokémon per region

Every region has its own banner and its own pity counter. Odds per pull are exact: the rarity's rate split evenly across that rarity on the banner (5★ odds include the 70-pull pity).

Kanto151 Pokémon · 1 S tier

  1. MewtwoS0.38%
  2. ZapdosA0.38%
  3. DragoniteA0.38%

Best easy pull: Rhydon (3★, A tier, 0.45% per pull)

Johto100 Pokémon · 1 S tier

  1. Ho-OhS0.33%
  2. EnteiA0.33%
  3. RaikouA0.33%

Best easy pull: Granbull (3★, B tier, 0.59% per pull)

Hoenn135 Pokémon · 6 S tier

  1. SlakingS0.18%
  2. RayquazaS0.18%
  3. KyogreS0.18%

Best easy pull: Sharpedo (3★, A tier, 0.39% per pull)

Sinnoh107 Pokémon · 5 S tier

  1. RegigigasS0.15%
  2. GarchompS0.15%
  3. DialgaS0.15%

Best easy pull: Staraptor (3★, A tier, 0.85% per pull)

Unova141 Pokémon · 11 S tier

  1. DarmanitanS0.45%
  2. ReshiramS0.16%
  3. ZekromS0.16%

Best easy pull: Darmanitan (3★, S tier, 0.45% per pull)

Kalos70 Pokémon · 2 S tier

  1. XerneasS0.33%
  2. YveltalS0.33%
  3. HoopaA0.33%

Best easy pull: Heliolisk (3★, B tier, 1.2% per pull)

Alola83 Pokémon · 7 S tier

  1. SolgaleoS0.14%
  2. LunalaS0.14%
  3. NihilegoS0.33%

Best easy pull: Passimian (3★, A tier, 0.74% per pull)

Galar87 Pokémon · 7 S tier

  1. EternatusS0.19%
  2. SpectrierS0.19%
  3. UrshifuS0.19%

Best easy pull: Stonjourner (3★, A tier, 0.74% per pull)

Paldea92 Pokémon · 8 S tier

  1. Roaring MoonS0.19%
  2. KoraidonS0.19%
  3. BaxcaliburS0.19%

Best easy pull: Pawmot (3★, A tier, 0.90% per pull)

Best Pokémon of each type and their moves

On level-up you pick from the moves of your partner's types plus every Normal move, so typing decides your kit. Arrows show what a move evolves into at max level.

TypeBest PokémonType moves
NormalSlaking (S), Regigigas (S), Arceus (S)Tackle → Take Down (Melee arc) · Quick Attack → Extreme Speed (Dash) · Swords Dance (Self buff) · Agility (Self buff) · Harden (Self buff) · Body Slam → Giga Impact (Melee arc) · Hyper Voice → Uproar (All-around burst) · Substitute → Double Team (Turret)
FireDarmanitan (S), Reshiram (S), Iron Moth (S)Ember → Fire Blast (Projectile) · Flamethrower → Overheat (Cone spray) · Fire Spin → Sacred Fire (Orbiting shield) · Heat Wave → Eruption (All-around burst) · Will-O-Wisp → Inferno (Turret) · Flame Wheel → Flare Blitz (Damage trail)
WaterPalkia (S), Kyogre (S), Keldeo (S)Water Gun → Scald (Projectile) · Bubble → Surf (All-around burst) · Hydro Pump → Hydro Cannon (Piercing beam) · Aqua Ring (Self buff) · Bubble Beam → Aqua Tail (Cone spray)
ElectricZekrom (S), Xurkitree (S), Zapdos (A)Thunder Shock → Thunder (Projectile) · Discharge → Electric Terrain (Damage aura) · Thunderbolt → Zap Cannon (Chain hit)
GrassIron Leaves (S), Rillaboom (A), Kartana (A)Vine Whip → Power Whip (Melee arc) · Razor Leaf → Leaf Storm (Boomerang) · Petal Blizzard → Petal Dance (Orbiting shield) · Grass Knot → Frenzy Plant (Damage aura)
IceBaxcalibur (S), Kyurem (S), Mamoswine (A)Ice Beam → Blizzard (Piercing beam) · Powder Snow → Icy Wind (Damage aura) · Hail → Avalanche (Meteors)
FightingKoraidon (S), Great Tusk (S), Urshifu (S)Karate Chop → Close Combat (Melee arc) · Aura Sphere → Focus Blast (Projectile)
PoisonEternatus (S), Iron Moth (S), Nihilego (S)Sludge → Sludge Bomb (Projectile) · Poison Sting → Poison Jab (Projectile) · Toxic → Poison Gas (Damage trail) · Toxic Spikes → Gunk Shot (Mines)
GroundGarchomp (S), Groudon (S), Excadrill (S)Mud Shot → Earth Power (All-around burst) · Bulldoze → Earthquake (Damage aura) · Bonemerang → Bone Rush (Boomerang) · Spikes → Fissure (Mines)
FlyingRayquaza (S), Yveltal (S), Salamence (S)Gust → Hurricane (Orbiting shield) · Wing Attack → Brave Bird (Melee arc) · Aerial Ace → Acrobatics (Dash)
PsychicMewtwo (S), Solgaleo (S), Lunala (S)Confusion → Psyshock (Projectile) · Psybeam → Future Sight (Piercing beam) · Psychic → Expanding Force (All-around burst) · Psycho Cut → Psychic Fangs (Boomerang)
BugBuzzwole (S), Volcarona (S), Pheromosa (S)Bug Bite → X-Scissor (Melee arc) · String Shot → Sticky Web (Mines) · Bug Buzz → Swarm (Damage aura)
RockNihilego (S), Terrakion (S), Archeops (S)Rock Throw → Stone Edge (Projectile) · Rock Slide → Stealth Rock (Meteors)
GhostSpectrier (S), Lunala (S), Marshadow (S)Lick → Shadow Punch (Melee arc) · Shadow Ball → Phantom Force (Projectile) · Hex → Poltergeist (Chain hit)
DragonEternatus (S), Roaring Moon (S), Koraidon (S)Dragon Rage → Draco Meteor (Piercing beam) · Dragon Dance (Self buff)
DarkRoaring Moon (S), Yveltal (S), Urshifu (S)Bite → Crunch (Melee arc) · Dark Pulse → Snarl (All-around burst) · Night Shade → Nightmare (Damage aura)
SteelSolgaleo (S), Dialga (S), Excadrill (S)Metal Claw → Iron Head (Melee arc) · Flash Cannon → Steel Beam (Piercing beam) · Meteor Mash → Magnet Bomb (Meteors)
FairyXerneas (S), Zacian (S), Enamorus (A)Fairy Wind → Moonblast (All-around burst) · Dazzling Gleam → Misty Terrain (Damage aura)

PokéSurvivor gacha rates and pity

RarityChance per pullDuplicate gives
★ Common45%15 Pokécoins
★★ Uncommon30%30 Pokécoins
★★★ Rare17%60 Pokécoins
★★★★ Epic6.5%120 Pokécoins
★★★★★ Legendary1.5%300 Pokécoins
  • Pity: 70 pulls on one banner without a 5★ makes the next pull a 5★. Each banner counts on its own.
  • ×10 pull: always includes at least one 4★ or 5★.
  • Shiny: 1 in 100 pulls; you never get a duplicate shiny while one of that rarity is missing. Wild shinies are 1 in 4,096.
  • Tickets: earned by playing only — wild Pokémon drop them, bosses and rift legendaries sometimes drop a ×10 ticket.
  • A specific 5★ takes about 43.5 × the number of 5★ Pokémon on that banner pulls on average — e.g. Mewtwo is 0.38% per pull (~261 pulls).

Weather changes the tier list mid-run

From minute 2, roughly one weather event every 6 minutes lasts about a minute and changes damage by attack type — for you and for the enemies. Worth knowing when you choose between two partners of similar tier.

WeatherStrongerWeaker
SunFire ×1.5Water ×0.5
RainWater ×1.5, Electric ×1.2Fire ×0.5
SandstormRock, Ground, Steel ×1.3Other types take chip damage
SnowIce ×1.5Other types take chip damage and move slower
FogGhost, Fairy, Psychic ×1.3—

How this tier list is made

PokéSurvivor is open source, so instead of guessing we read the numbers straight from its data files (game patch of October 15, 2026). Every partner has three stats: ATK, a multiplier on the damage of every move (×0.76 to ×1.70); HP; and speed, which decides how well you kite the horde. Each Pokémon gets a percentile for each stat, and the score is 50% ATK + 25% HP + 25% speed, because attack scales every move you pick up while HP and speed only keep you alive. Ties go to higher attack.

What the score leaves out: your move cards, held items and the per-Pokémon upgrades you buy, which can lift any partner. Typing matters too — it sets which moves you can roll (see the table above). Other PokéSurvivor tier lists rank only the 29 starters, or score on base stats from the main games; this one covers all 966 partners, uses the in-game stats, and adds exact pull odds. We rebuild it when the game updates.

More Pokémon tools: make your own list with the Pokémon tier list maker, check matchups on the type chart, or plan a real team with the Pokémon team builder.

FAQ

Who is the best Pokémon in PokéSurvivor?

Mewtwo is #1 on our list: it has the highest attack multiplier in the game (×1.55) with 118 HP and 133 speed. The rest of the top five are Eternatus, Slaking, Spectrier, Regigigas. All S-tier Pokémon are 5★ or 4★ pulls, so for most players the best Pokémon is the strongest one they already own — tick yours in the table to find it.

What is the best starter in PokéSurvivor?

Scorbunny is the best starter by the game's numbers (ATK ×1.09, 92 HP, speed 107), followed by Sobble and Slowpoke. Starters stay basic forms — partners don't evolve in PokéSurvivor, only moves do — so every starter sits in C or D tier overall. Pick the one you like, then pull for a 4★ or 5★ main.

Are there PokéSurvivor codes?

No. PokéSurvivor has no redeem-code system: the game's source code has no code entry anywhere, and tickets can't be bought. Tickets come only from playing — wild Pokémon drop them now and then, and bosses and rift legendaries sometimes drop a ×10 ticket. Sites listing "codes" are guessing.

What are the gacha rates in PokéSurvivor?

Each pull on a region banner is 1★ 45%, 2★ 30%, 3★ 17%, 4★ 6.5% and 5★ 1.5%. A ×10 pull always contains at least one 4★ or better, and after 70 pulls without a 5★ on a banner the next one is a guaranteed 5★ — so a 5★ comes every 43.5 pulls on average. 1 in 100 pulls is shiny. Duplicates turn into Pokécoins.

How do you get legendary Pokémon in PokéSurvivor?

Only from the gacha: legendaries and mythicals are 5★ pulls on their region's banner. Rift portals let you fight a legendary in an arena, but winning gives tickets, coins and a move fusion (Bond), not the legendary itself. Lost-Pokémon events can also give you a 1★–3★ Pokémon (20% of rescues), and wild shinies (1 in 4,096) join you when defeated.

Do Pokémon evolve in PokéSurvivor?

Partners don't evolve — a Charmander stays a Charmander. What evolves are moves: a move at max level evolves (for example Ember into Fire Blast) if you picked the matching stat card earlier in the run. That is why the tier list ranks each Pokémon as it is.

Should I spend Pokécoins on one Pokémon?

Yes. Permanent upgrades (HP, damage, speed, cooldown, crits, extra starting move and more) are bought for one partner at a time, so they don't carry over when you switch. Pick a main from the highest tier you own and put your coins into it.

Is PokéSurvivor free and official?

It is a free, non-profit browser fan game (pokesurvivor.com) with no ads or purchases, playable on PC and phones and in co-op with up to 4 friends. It is not made by Nintendo, Game Freak or The Pokémon Company. DexTeam is not affiliated with the game either; we read its public source code to build this list.

PokéSurvivor is a fan game by its own developer; Pokémon and sprites are © Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK. DexTeam is an unofficial fan site.