
- Attack ×
- ×1.5Rank #21 / 966
- HP
- 133Rank #17 / 966
- Speed
- 133Rank #20 / 966
A rare top-25 finish in every displayed stat makes Eternatus the most evenly strong pick in this shortlist.
View Pokémon details →Poke Survivor Tier List: compare 22 Pokémon ranked S–B, with images, attack, HP, speed and analysis. Find balanced picks or specialists for your next run.
Lower average is better. Tier placements remain editorial.
These six combine high placements in all three stat rankings. Eternatus leads on average; the other picks trade some movement speed or durability for their attack profile.

A rare top-25 finish in every displayed stat makes Eternatus the most evenly strong pick in this shortlist.
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Mewtwo brings a top-ten attack multiplier without surrendering a top-twenty speed rank.
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Slaking pairs top-five attack with top-eleven HP; its lower speed rank is the clearest compromise.
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Roaring Moon keeps all three ranks inside the top 80, with speed and attack doing most of the work.
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Spectrier combines top-25 attack and speed, while HP is the least impressive part of its profile.
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Regigigas retains top-five attack and strong HP, but trails the quicker S-tier picks in speed.
View Pokémon details →A-tier options retain a strong overall stat profile, but the balance shifts. Koraidon favors speed, the Alola pair favors HP, and Rayquaza favors attack.

Koraidon is the fastest A-tier pick here by speed rank, with a less exceptional HP position.
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Solgaleo is an HP-heavy alternative with a much better attack rank than speed rank.
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Lunala closely matches Solgaleo on the displayed values; its higher Pokédex number places it behind in tied ranks.
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Arceus earns its place through HP and speed rather than an outstanding attack multiplier.
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Garchomp keeps every displayed rank inside the top 106, offering a relatively even stat spread.
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Xerneas favors HP over speed; the attack and HP values tie with Yveltal in this snapshot.
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Yveltal shares Xerneas’s displayed values. The tiny rank difference comes from Pokédex-order tie breaking.
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Rayquaza has a top-ten attack multiplier, but its speed rank falls behind the other A-tier candidates.
View Pokémon details →B is a mixed group: high-attack specialists with clear weaknesses sit beside lower-rarity choices. It is not simply the next eight average-rank scores.

Kartana leads the full roster in attack multiplier. Its HP position is the cost of that offensive ceiling.
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Xurkitree has the second-highest attack multiplier, while both HP and speed sit well below that level.
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Rampardos offers top-three attack and respectable HP, with a low speed rank that makes the profile uneven.
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Blacephalon combines top-ten attack with top-100 speed, but has the lowest HP rank in this shortlist after Deoxys.
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Deoxys has top-four speed and near-top-ten attack, offset by a very low HP rank.
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Darmanitan is the only 3-star pick here, with attack, HP and speed all inside the top 179.
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Nihilego is a 4-star alternative whose three stat ranks all sit inside the top 109.
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Excadrill is a 4-star option with strong attack and HP ranks, while speed is the main tradeoff.
View Pokémon details →Each stat is ranked against all 966 Pokémon, highest first. Equal values are ordered by Pokédex number. Average rank = (attack rank + HP rank + speed rank) ÷ 3; a lower value indicates a more balanced stat profile.
This Poke Survivor tier list uses editorial tiers informed by stats. It is not a controlled gameplay benchmark. Moves, evolutions, held items, permanent upgrades and co-op roles are not included in the average. A specialist can outperform a balanced pick in a suitable build.
For a broad stat advantage, begin with the S-tier comparisons. For a specific need, compare the individual columns: Kartana leads attack, while Deoxys has a much stronger speed rank than HP rank. Avoid reading average rank as a damage or win-rate prediction.
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No. These are editorial recommendations, with reference tier placements and independently recalculated snapshot statistics. The board is a shortlist of 22 picks, not a ranking of every Pokémon.
Kartana has the highest attack multiplier in the snapshot, but its HP rank is 625 of 966. The B-tier placement highlights a sharp offensive profile with a durability tradeoff.
This page publishes fixed recommendations with numbers and explanations. The separate Tier List Maker starts with your own choices and lets you edit, save and share a personal board.
Tier selections were informed by the referenced wiki draft. All displayed stats and ranks were recalculated from our archived game-data snapshot; the 22 displayed rank triples match the reference. Future game changes may alter these results.
Reference ranking · Game data snapshot: 59e2dc0 · Reference release: 018e986
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