Pokémon Masters EX tier list

The main focus of judging Sync Pairs in this tier list will be mostly on their damage-dealing capabilities. Most of the Sync Pairs here have striking abilities that help them deal more damage. Of course, some exceptions exist, like the Steven & Deoxys (Attack Forme) Sync Pair that can also boost the critical hit rate of all allies. However, that’s just an added bonus to their already high damage multipliers and potential value.

Some of the most notable damage dealers are going to be Red & Pikachu, Lucas & Dialga, and Steven & Deoxys (Attack Forme). Red & Pikachu’s special move B Thunderbolt is a massive hyper-scaling damaging move that increases its own damage the more it is used. Such moves are not only good in PvE content where fights can drag out, but also in certain PvP situations against tanky stall team comps. Lucas & Dialga is possibly the best Dragon-type Sync Pair available due to their special move Dragon Zone that can boost the stats of all Dragon-types. Steven & Deoxys (Attack Forme) is the ultimate counter to Sync Pairs that reduce the stats of enemies. Their passive ability, Downside Up, states that whenever an enemy reduces the stats of Steven and Deoxys (Attack Forme), the move instead increases their stats by the same amount.

The main focus of judging Sync Pairs in this tier list will be on their joint capabilities of both dealing damage to enemies while providing support to allies/debuffing enemies. These Sync Pairs are usually categorised under “Tech”. The Hybrid variants are some of the most important as they can control the entire battlefield by manipulating stats and providing tons of buffs/debuffs. Some of them even excel at dealing damage, although not quite at the level of damage dealer Sync Pairs.

Sygna Suit Thunderbolt Red & Pikachu is a classic example of one of the best hybrid Sync Pairs, as it can play out both offensively and defensively according to the situation. Their moves, Electric Field and +B Volt Tackle work so much in sync! Electric Field changes the terrain to Electric type, which also happens to be the activation condition of the trainer move +B Volt Tackle. Maxie & Groudon, on the other hand, are one amazing enabler of a Sync Pair. Their passive skill, Hoenn Pride, increases the attack power of all physical-type attack moves of allies by 20%! That’s a flat increase in Attack just by them being on the team.

The main focus of judging Sync Pairs in this tier list will be mostly on the support and utility they bring to the table. Just like exceptions were made for damage dealers, some weight will also be given to Sync Pairs that can deal damage, along with supporting the team.

When we talk about healers, Ingo & Excadrill cannot be overlooked. Their heals are unmatched to date. Their second ability, Potion, can restore any ally’s HP by 40%. Their fourth move: All Aboard! buffs the Attack power and critical hit rate by one stat rank! Sygna Suit Kris & Suicune is another great option if you’re looking to add more healers to your team. Their second move, Mini Potion All, can restore 20% HP to your team. Their fourth move, Spring of Knowledge!, is an AoE-buffing move that boosts the Sp. Atk of allied sync pairs by two stat ranks and boosts the critical hit rate of all allied pairs by one stat rank each.

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