Rank all 1,025 Pokémon from Generations 1 through 9, narrow the pool with useful filters, customize the tiers, and download a shareable PNG.
This is a dated Rankly reference list for a broad, all-purpose comparison. It is a starting point for readers who want to see the strongest picks first, while the editor below lets you apply your own game, format, or favorite-Pokémon rules.
These Pokémon combine exceptional power, flexible roles, or standout legendary stats. They are the safest names to start with when someone asks who belongs at the top.
Strong choices with a clear edge, but usually with more matchup, format, or team-building conditions than the S tier group.
Useful Pokémon with real strengths, but their best results depend more on a specific role, matchup, generation, or team plan.
How to read this list: forms are treated separately where their power changes substantially, and a “strongest” answer depends on the game and ruleset. Use the generation, type, category, and final-evolution filters in the editor to build a more specific ranking.
Use the board for a personal or context-specific ranking without presenting it as an official competitive verdict.
Compare the original 151 without later generations crowding the pool.
Rank every Grass, Fire, and Water first partner from all nine generations.
Build a ranking focused on Pokémon marked Legendary in the Pokédex data.
Use the complete National Pokédex and rank the designs you enjoy most.
Combine a generation with type, final evolution, starter, Legendary, or Mythical filters to create a useful pool.
Regional variants, Mega Evolutions, Gigantamax forms, Paradox Pokémon, and fused forms can perform differently. Treat each relevant form as its own entry.
A VGC list, Smogon list, Nuzlocke list, and favorites list answer different questions. Put the game, format, and rules in the title.
The Pokémon Tier List Maker helps you express a rule clearly instead of deciding one permanent answer for every player.
Rank all 1,025 Pokémon from Generation 1 through Generation 9. Every entry includes recognizable character artwork, its National Pokédex number, and a searchable English name.
Rank all PokémonTurn on the Final evolutions only filter to remove unevolved and middle-stage Pokémon. Compare fully evolved choices without manually sorting through every evolution line.
Filter final evolutionsChoose Gen 1 through Gen 9 to instantly narrow the Pokémon library, or select All for a complete National Pokédex ranking. Switch generations whenever you need a different pool.
Choose a generationThe tool includes all 1,025 Pokémon from Generations 1 through 9 with searchable English names, National Pokédex numbers, and character artwork.
Yes. Select Gen 1 through Gen 9, or choose All to use the complete National Pokédex.
Yes. You can combine generation and type filters with final evolution, starter, Legendary, and Mythical categories.
Yes. Move Pokémon into tiers and select Download PNG to export the current ranking as an image.
Choose a generation, set one rule, and turn the National Pokédex into a clear tier list.
