Start with a ready-to-edit Pokemon GO tier list for raids, gyms, and all-purpose matchups. Use the default template as a discussion point, then drag Pokémon into your own tiers and share the finished board.
This Rankly starter board groups recognizable picks for raids, gyms, and all-purpose matchups. It is a practical starting template, not a live database or an official competitive verdict.
High-impact names to test first when you need a short list.
Reliable choices that become more or less useful with the format and rules.
Reliable choices that become more or less useful with the format and rules.
Worth considering for a specific role, matchup, or personal ranking rule.
Worth considering for a specific role, matchup, or personal ranking rule.
Worth considering for a specific role, matchup, or personal ranking rule.
Worth considering for a specific role, matchup, or personal ranking rule.
Note: Treat the rows as a starting point. Game versions, seasons, formats, movesets, and personal criteria can change the answer; use the editor title to record your context.
The board is preloaded with a small reference ranking for raids, gyms, and all-purpose matchups. Keep it, clear it, or reshape it around your own question.
Keep the Pokemon GO starter pool or use the Pokémon filters to make a narrower list.
Move cards into S through D or rename the rows to match your own scale and criteria.
Add the season, league, format, or opinion to the title, then use Save & Share to create a link.
It is a starter reference template rather than a live database. Recheck the current season, game version, or format before publishing your own Pokemon GO answer.
There is no universal best pick. The answer depends on the league, rules, moves, team, and matchup; use this board to make your criteria visible.
Choose a scope, drag Pokémon into tiers, rename rows if needed, and download or share the finished board.
Yes. Drag any card to another row, rename or recolor tiers, add rows, and remove the cards that do not fit your rule.
Yes. Select Save & Share after you have ranked at least one Pokémon. Rankly creates a shareable link for the board.
No. This is a personal visual ranking tool. It does not claim to represent the game publisher, Pokémon, Smogon, or an official ladder.
Yes. Put the league, season, ruleset, or format in the title, then build a separate board for each question. The template covers raids, gyms, and all-purpose matchups, but it does not fetch live format data.
Edit the starter board, add your rule to the title, and share a Pokemon GO ranking that explains your take.