Power Scaling

New trainers begin their journey at the age of sixteen!

Pokémon Level Tiers

Beginner Trainers (10-19):

Pokémon at these levels are typically at the early stages of their growth. They're learning foundational moves and gaining experience from simpler battles.

Intermediate Trainers (20-29):

Pokémon in this range start showing their true potential, often evolving for the first time and learning more strategic moves.

Advanced Trainers (30-39):

Pokémon at these levels have developed significant power and versatility, forming the backbone of competitive teams.

Elite Trainers (40-49):

These are gym leader-tier Pokémon, highly trained and versatile, capable of challenging almost any opponent.

Pseudo-Elite Four (50-59):

Pokémon in this range rival those of regional champions, boasting both power and tactical depth.

Elite Four (60-69):

These Pokémon are incredibly rare and near-perfectly trained, with mastery over advanced strategies and moves.

Champions (70-79):

Pokémon at these levels are legends in their own right, rarely encountered outside of major tournaments or exceptional circumstances.

Deity Levels

Level 3 Deities/Tier-3 Legendary Rank (80-89):

Pokémon here are near-mythical in strength, akin to rare legendaries.

Level 2 Deities/Tier-2 Legendary Rank [Master] (90-99):

Known as "Masters," these Pokémon are extraordinarily powerful and can dominate entire battles on their own.

Level 1 Deities/Tier-1 Legendary Rank (100-109):

Pokémon that have reached their absolute peak, transcending most known limits.

Ultra Deities/Transcendent Rank (110-119):

Pokémon at this stage are near-divine beings, almost untouchable by conventional standards.

POTENTIALS

Potentials are ranked from low to high as follows: White, Green, Red, Blue, Purple, Gold, Black.

Potentials only represent the speed of leveling up and the rate of skill comprehension; they do not represent anything else!

In particular, they do not represent the maximum level that can be reached.