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Pokemon Champions Speed Tiers

Moving first wins games. In Pokemon Champions, battles at Level 50 resolve in Speed order, and a single point of Speed can be the difference between landing your attack and watching your Pokemon faint before it moves. Speed tiers show you exactly where your team sits against Pokemon appearing in the current data source.

The PokeSynergy speed view compares your team against common threats, with natures, Stat Points, items, and field states like Tailwind factored in — so you know who you outspeed before the battle starts, not after.

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Base Speed of the most-used Pokemon — MetaDex Reg M-C Majors + Online
PokemonTypeBase SpeedReg M-C Playrate
Mega Garchomp Z spriteMega Garchomp ZDragon15113.9%
Mega Lucario Z spriteMega Lucario ZFightingSteel1512.5%
Mega Aerodactyl spriteMega AerodactylRockFlying1502.3%
Dragapult spriteDragapultDragonGhost1422.4%
Mega Delphox spriteMega DelphoxFirePsychic1345.5%
Mega Gengar spriteMega GengarGhostPoison1304.8%
Sneasler spriteSneaslerFightingPoison12039.9%
Mega Salamence spriteMega SalamenceDragonFlying12024.0%
Mega Froslass spriteMega FroslassIceGhost1205.4%
Whimsicott spriteWhimsicottGrassFairy1166.0%
Raichu spriteRaichuElectric11025.0%
Mega Floette spriteMega FloetteFairy10213.9%
Garchomp spriteGarchompDragonGround10210.5%
Mega Glimmora spriteMega GlimmoraRockPoison1012.5%
Mega Charizard Y spriteMega Charizard YFireFlying10015.1%
Staraptor spriteStaraptorNormalFlying10010.9%
Volcarona spriteVolcaronaBugFire10010.4%
Mega Gardevoir spriteMega GardevoirPsychicFairy1006.8%
Mega Dragonite spriteMega DragoniteDragonFlying1003.6%
Indeedee spriteIndeedeePsychicNormal955.7%
Arcanine-Hisui spriteArcanine-HisuiFireRock9016.6%
Excadrill spriteExcadrillGroundSteel886.4%
Rillaboom spriteRillaboomGrass8552.1%
Archaludon spriteArchaludonSteelDragon8515.7%
Indeedee-Female spriteIndeedee-FemalePsychicNormal8515.7%
Kommo-o spriteKommo-oDragonFighting854.8%
Ceruledge spriteCeruledgeFireGhost852.1%
Gholdengo spriteGholdengoSteelGhost8424.9%
Milotic spriteMiloticWater8111.8%
Venusaur spriteVenusaurGrassPoison806.6%
Basculegion-Male spriteBasculegion-MaleWaterGhost7817.1%
Armarouge spriteArmarougeFirePsychic755.0%
Mega Tyranitar spriteMega TyranitarRockDark717.0%
Sinistcha spriteSinistchaGrassGhost706.4%
Politoed spritePolitoedWater705.4%
Metagross spriteMetagrossSteelPsychic704.6%
Corviknight spriteCorviknightFlyingSteel672.2%
Pelipper spritePelipperWaterFlying6513.7%
Incineroar spriteIncineroarFireDark6034.6%
Farigiraf spriteFarigirafNormalPsychic6014.5%
Sylveon spriteSylveonFairy6011.7%
Grimmsnarl spriteGrimmsnarlDarkFairy607.1%
Primarina spritePrimarinaWaterFairy604.4%
Swampert spriteSwampertWaterGround604.3%
Kingambit spriteKingambitDarkSteel5024.6%
Mega Golisopod spriteMega GolisopodBugSteel4012.2%
Torkoal spriteTorkoalFire203.7%
Mega Camerupt spriteMega CameruptFireGround202.2%

How to read speed tiers

Start from the threats, not your own team. Pick the Pokemon you most need to beat — the table above shows the most-used Pokemon in the current regulation — and check whether your attacker moves before it at realistic investment. If it does not, you have three options: invest more Stat Points in Speed, change your nature, or stop trying to outspeed it and plan around bulk or speed control instead.

Experienced players also “speed creep”: investing just enough to outrun other players' common spreads of the same Pokemon. The speed view in the team builder shows these breakpoints against real usage spreads, so you can creep with data instead of guessing.

What changes the order

Base Speed is only the starting point. A positive nature multiplies Speed by 1.1, Stat Points push the stat higher, Choice Scarf multiplies it by 1.5, and paralysis halves it. On top of that, Doubles battles revolve around speed control: Tailwind doubles a whole side's Speed, Icy Wind and Electroweb drop opponents a stage, and Trick Room makes the slowest Pokemon move first for five turns. A speed tier list that ignores these states will lie to you in half your games — toggle them in the tool to see the real order.

Frequently asked questions

What is a speed tier in Pokemon Champions?

A speed tier is the final Speed stat a Pokemon reaches with a given nature and Stat Point investment. Pokemon battles resolve in Speed order, so knowing which tier your Pokemon sits in tells you exactly who you outspeed and who outspeeds you.

How do natures and Stat Points change speed tiers?

A Speed-boosting nature multiplies Speed by 1.1, and Stat Points add to the base stat. Two Pokemon with the same base Speed can sit in very different tiers depending on investment, which is why checking real tiers beats comparing base stats alone.

What about Tailwind, Icy Wind, and Trick Room?

Tailwind doubles your side's Speed for four turns, Icy Wind and Electroweb drop opposing Speed, and Trick Room reverses move order entirely. The PokeSynergy speed view lets you toggle these states so you can plan for them instead of being surprised.

How current is the speed tier data?

The table identifies its data source and snapshot date. MetaDex rows come from published tournament results; if those rows are unavailable, the page uses the bundled ranked usage snapshot.

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