Compare Raid Attackers

Add up to four Pokémon and set each one’s level and IVs to match the one you have. A Shadow or a Mega is its own entry in the search, and you can add the same Pokémon twice to see what powering it up would do. When a Pokémon would use a move that needs an Elite TM, its card gets a switch naming the move. Turn it off to rate it on the moves it learns today, or add it twice to see what the Elite TM is worth.

Each one is rated on its best moveset against every Tier 5 and Mega raid boss. Pick an attack type to use only movesets with a fast or charged move of that type, against the bosses weak to it.

The moveset shown is the one it uses against the most bosses. Against each boss it is rated on whichever moveset is best there. Avg eDPS is its eDPS averaged over those bosses, and Vs Best is how far that is behind the strongest of the ones you are comparing. Best Against is how many bosses it is the strongest of them against. In the boss table, Margin is how far the strongest is ahead of the next.

Gain is how much more of a boss’s health an attacker takes off than that boss’s baseline would. The baseline is the best attacker against it that isn’t a Mega, Shadow or Legendary, at level 40. Total Gain adds that up over every boss it beats the baseline against.

Megas are at Max level, with no weather boost and no Party Power. Damage is worked out the same way as on the raid counters page.