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 ===Untiered===
-The Pokémon in this tier are so atrocious that they are completely unviable in any tier. This is the lowest possible grade a Pokémon can receive in competitive play.
+Some Pokémon are not competitively viable in any tier and left untiered. Untiered Pokémon that have an evolved form are typically given the classification Not Fully Evolved (NFE) instead; if an untiered NFE Pokémon is eligible for [[Little Cup]], it is often referred to as LC instead.
-===Not Fully Evolved===
-This group is more commonly known as "'''NFE'''", and as the name implies, contains most Pokémon that have not yet reached their final [[evolution]] stage and do not have a high enough usage to appear in any tier. This group is not actually a tier, but rather a collection of Pokémon without significant usage even in the lowest tier.
 ==Tier variations==
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 This format is based on the [[Stadium Cup]].
-Some unevolved Pokémon — for example, {{p|Meditite}}, {{p|Scyther}}, and {{p|Gligar}} — are sometimes considered too powerful and banned in some tier lists. In this special battle style, {{DL|Drink|Berry Juice}} is also sometimes banned.
+Some unevolved Pokémon—for example, {{p|Meditite}}, {{p|Scyther}} and {{p|Gligar}}—are sometimes considered too powerful and banned in some tier lists. In this special battle style, [[Berry Juice]] is also sometimes banned.
 [[Eviolite]] is one of the most commonly used items in this format, because it can boost the Defense and Special Defense of any legal Pokémon in this format by 50%.