Note that Phantump may be an exception to the general rule, because you can obtain a Phantump from an in-game trade, which will cause it to evolve.The same rule applies to Pokemon with other reasons for branching for example, if both of Rockruff's evolutions have similar contributions and end in the same tier, they will be merged into one to reduce clutter. If there are any differences, those can be mentioned in their write-up. If a Trade and No Trade Pokemon end up in the same tier after tiers are more or less settled, provided they do not perform differently enough, they will be merged in one entry.In order to accomodate to players that do not have access to trading, Pokemon that evolve by trade will get a Trade and a No Trade ranking Trading for this list is considered only for the purposes of evolving Pokemon (like Kadabra and Haunter) and not to receive outside help. Other factors - Anything else not covered above, like abilities and experience groups, can affect a Pokemon's rank, both positively and negatively.You can mention them or something, but don't expect them to be significant enough to change a Pokemon's tier. As a whole, I don't look for those fights above when evaluating a Pokemon's tier.
#Pokemon sun vs pokemon ultra sun trial#
I don't look for the Trial Captains from Mina's trial either, because the trial is a bit different per version and the game is already long enough with the current bosses.The Necrozma fight at the Altar is also not considered, as I don't think it's relevant enough to change a Pokemon's rank, same deal with Ultra Recon Squad.The Nihilego at the Aether Paradise is not considered for a Pokemon's tier, because it will sooner or later flee from the battle itself, thus anything that can live for long enough is "good" for it (obviously, OHKOing it is preferred, but it's still not relevant enough to warrant attention).Like Gladion, there's little point in considering her, as she shouldn't really be able to change a Pokemon's tier Plumeria is not considered, as she appears only for two fights, one of which isn't really that difficult.Gladion is also not considered, because there's only one fight with him that is of any relevance (you don't even have to win the second fight) and, at this point, it becomes a bit pointless to really consider him relevant enough to change a Pokemon's tier.Lusamine and most Hau fights are not considered, as they do not have to be won to advance through the game.In general, a Pokemon also ranks higher if it beats a major opponent than if they merely assist against them (such as with dual screens or other tactics). Having a good matchup against Ultra Necrozma counts as a positive. If a Pokemon has good stats, movepool, and typing, it will likely perform well in more matchups and thus rank higher. Major Battles- Refers to the Pokemon's performance.If a Pokemon needs multiple tutor moves to be good or needs to rotate them in order to defeat as many major opponents as possible, it may be knocked down in ranking. Pokemon that learn good moves that complement its stats and typing early tend to rank higher. Movepool - Movepool consists of a Pokemon's level up, TM, and tutor learnset.Note that the game is predominantly physical, so Pokemon that deal with physical attackers tend to rank higher than ones that deal with special attackers. Does the Pokemon have a stat distribution that complements its movepool and typing? Pokemon whose movepool favors its typing and movepool tend to rank higher. Stats - A Pokemon's stat distribution is crucial for its success.An example of a good type is Flying due to early Flyinium Z and the high amount of Flying-weak bosses. Pokemon with better typing tend to rank higher. Typing - A Pokemon's typing can be a crucial factor that determines its performance for the game.Pokemon that come early and are easy to find and catch tend to rank higher. Availability - This is how early a Pokemon becomes available and how hard it is to encounter and catch (read: encounter and catch rate).There are 6 factors that determine a Pokemon's tier in this list: Thus, Pokemon in higher tiers, such as S and A, are considered very efficient, while ones in lower tiers, such as D and E, are not considered very efficient. A Pokemon that is efficient provides faster and easier solutions to major fights, which include Totem Pokemon, Kahunas, Guzma, Ultra Necrozma, the Elite Four, and the final fight against Hau, than ones that are considered inefficient. The main factor under which each Pokemon is tiered is called efficiency. Welcome to the Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon in-game tier list! The goal of this list is to tier every Pokemon available in USUM under one of the tiers, ranging from S-tier, the highest one, and F-tier, the lowest one.
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