Best attackers & movesets

Althoug using DPS is easy to measure the power of moves, it is not enough to see total attack performance because of other elements, such as EPS and STAB. Taking all the factors into account is needed to identify which Pokemon and moveset is exactly the most powerful. This page uses total attack performance calculated like the following.

• [Total attack performance] =

  [Total DPS] × [Pokemon's Attack]

• [Pokemon's Attack] =

  [Attack (Base stats)] + 15
  Note: 15 indicates the max IV

• [Total DPS] =

  ([FM's total power] + [CM's power]) ÷ [Required time per set of FM & CM]

• [FM's total power] =

  [FM's DPS] × [Seconds to fulfill energy bar]×[STAB]

• [Seconds to fulfill energy bar] =

  [CM's required energy] ÷ [FM's EPS]

• [Required time per set of FM & CM] =

  [Seconds to fulfill energy bar] + [Time for Pressing the screen to use CM] + [Duration]

• STAB (Same Type Attack Bonus)

  STAB makes the power of the move 1.5 times higher.

• In case FM's DPS is higher than CM's DPS

  Only FM is taken into consideration ([Total DPS] = [FM's DPS]).

Damage Per Second, called DPS, is a indicator to look how powerful and efficient the move is to beat another Pokemon in gym battles. The higher the DPS of the move is, the more powerful the move is.

Energy Per Second, called EPS, is an indicator, assigned to fast moves, to look how quick the fast move can fill the energy bar spent for using charge move.

This glossary is under construction, and we will add details of each terminology soon!

①Pokemon × fast move × charge move
②Total attack performance
③Pokemon's name
④Pokemon's type
⑤Attack (Base stats)
⑥CP at level 40 (max IV)
⑦Fast move's name
⑧Fast move's type
⑨Fast move's DPS (Red = STAB added)
⑩Fast move's EPS
⑪Charge move's name
⑫Charge move's type
⑬Charge move's DPS (Red = STAB added)
⑭Charge move's EPS