Pokémon Medallion Battle

Pokémon Medallion Battle Pokémon Medallion Battle
Pokémon Medallion Battle logo
Basic info
Platform:	Facebook
Category:	Card Battle / Strategy
Players:	1v1
Connectivity:	Online Play
Developer:	GC Turbo
Publisher:	The Pokémon Company
Part of:	Generation VIII spin-off
Ratings
CERO:	N/A
ESRB:	N/A
ACB:	N/A
OFLC:	N/A
PEGI:	N/A
GRAC:	N/A
GSRR:	N/A
Release dates
Japan:	December 23, 2019
North America:	N/A
Australia:	N/A
Europe:	N/A
South Korea:	N/A
Hong Kong:	December 23, 2019
Taiwan:	December 23, 2019
Websites
Japanese:	N/A
English:	Facebook

Pokémon Medallion Battle (Japanese: Pokémon Medallion Battle) was a spin-off Pokémon game on Facebook Gaming developed by GC Turbo. It was released in selected Asian countries on December 23, 2019 following an open beta in the Philippines beginning on November 20, 2019. It became available in six languages: English, Japanese, Malaysian, Indonesian, Thai, and Traditional Chinese. The game reached its end of service on February 29, 2024 at 23:59:59 JST.

Blurb

Fight live head-to-head battles with your favorite Pokémon! Build your dream team in this card game based in the Pokémon universe!

Gameplay

Pokémon Medallion Battle is a game where players can face each other to increase their Rating, participate in Raids, and collect Pokémon.

When starting the game, the player is given a random first partner Pokémon; if desired, they can click "try again" to get a new one. This is followed by a tutorial, starting with a guided battle against a CPU opponent. After the battle, the player is prompted to evolve a Pokémon and then start another battle to try out their new Pokémon, this time against a human opponent.

Most battles in Pokémon Medallion Battle are against human opponents. Duels can be played against CPU opponents with Quick Match, and Raids are group fights of multiple players against a Boss Pokémon (a Legendary or Mythical Pokémon).

Pokémon are gained by opening different types of Medals and Medal Packs or through the Shop's Exchange.

Battle format

In Pokémon Medallion Battle, two players face off with teams consisting of six Pokémon. Up to two of these Pokémon may either be Great Ball or Ultra Ball tier; this amount increases as players progress through the various Gyms. In addition, no two Pokémon from the same evolutionary family may be used simultaneously, and no more than two Legendary Pokémon (as indicated by a Crown at the top of each medal) per team.

Players take turns playing Pokémon from their Bench face down; Pokémon are ordered left to right from lowest CP to highest and their tier is visible on the back of the medallion, putting the player who goes first at a disadvantage. On the first turn, the player with the higher Rating goes first; otherwise, the winner of the previous turn goes first. After both medallions are played, they are turned face up and any applicable powers activate. Once a power is activated, it cannot be used again for the remainder of the match.

The Pokémon with the higher CP wins the fight, scoring their side a point. The player who goes first wins any tie. The first player to score 3 points wins the match.

Defeating Pokémon earns the player PokéCoins and Stars. After the battle, the game may prompt the player to send a Candy or Star Medal gift to a friend.

Rating

The player's main progress in Pokémon Medallion Battle is measured by their Rating and the Gym they're currently in. Each Gym requires a certain Rating in order to obtain its Badge and advance to the next Gym. The player starts with a Rating of 1150 after the tutorial and gains or loses Rating by winning or losing battles. Duels and Raids do not affect Rating. The player's Rating also will not fall below the required amount for the last Badge they earned. When the player earns all Badges, they advance to the Champion's Cup where they can attempt to reach a high rank on country-based or global leaderboards.

At the end of a season, the player can earn Medal Packs if they were a high rank:

• Global rank...
  • 1-10: Gold League Pack
  • 11-50: Silver League Pack
  • 51-100: League Pack
• Country rank...
  • 1-50: Silver League Pack
  • 51-100: League Pack

Gym requirements

Earning a Badge unlocks the next Gym and additional Pokémon that can be obtained from Medals and Packs.

#	Gym name	Badge	Req. Rating
1	Trainer Town	Trainee	1200
2	Greenwood Grove	Grass	1400
3	Scorchfire Summit	Fire	1600
4	Clearwater Coast	Water	1800
5	Power Plant	Lightning	2200
6	Dustrock Dojo	Fighting	2600
7	Shadowmoss Shrine	Psychic	3000
8	Dragon's Den	Dragon	3600
9	Silverglade Safari	Jungle	4200
10	Mistwreath Mountains	Geyser	5000
11	Mooncrest Meadow	Fairy	6000

After earning the Fairy Badge, the player advances to the Champion's Cup.

Pokémon

Pokémon are represented in medallion form with several properties shown.

Pokémon have one of seven types, indicated by an icon at the top-right of the Pokémon's image. The types are based on the original Pokémon TCG types: Colorless, Grass, Fire, Water, Lightning, Fighting, or Psychic. The Pokémon's tier is indicated by the pattern at the top of the medallion: Poké Ball, Great Ball, or Ultra Ball (lowest to highest). A team is limited in the number of Pokémon of higher tiers it can have.

In the bottom-right corner of the Pokémon's image is an icon indicating the Pokémon's power. For Super Effective powers, this is accompanied by a CP value that shows the Pokémon's CP if its effect is triggered. Some Pokémon also have a Dual power, in which case two icons appear here.

At the bottom of the medallion is a Pokémon's CP, indicating its strength. Base CP currently ranges from 150 to 1300 in increments of 50. IVs range from 0-31 and apply a flat bonus to CP (for example, base 150 CP and a 31 IV would result in 181 CP total). Pokémon with perfect 31 IVs are "Shiny Pokémon", indicated by a gold tint to the medallion.

Rarity appears as red stars on the left side of the medallion. Pokémon can have 1 to 5 stars. Only Legendary and Mythical Pokémon have 4 or 5 stars; they are also marked with a crown above their name. Only two Legendary or Mythical Pokémon can be used in any team.

Powers

Most Pokémon have one or two possible powers; only a few Pokémon have no possible powers. Some Pokémon will always have their power (such as Metapod and Harden), but for others it's random.

There are eight broad types of powers, as denoted by the icon on the Pokémon's medallion.

• Arena: increases the CP of any Pokémon of a certain type or tier (until the end of the Battle); marked by a field on a green background
• Clearance: removes all Entry and Support powers from the field; marked by a fan on a teal background
• Entry: decreases the CP of the next opponents for a time; marked by an exclamation point on an orange background
• Priority: the Pokémon attacks before other powers activate; marked by a double arrow on a purple background
• Protect: if the Pokémon is weaker than its opponent, both Pokémon are sent back to their Benches and the player whose Pokémon used Protect goes first on the next turn; marked by a shield on a blue background
• Reveal: reveals a random Pokémon on the opponent's Bench; marked by a Poké Ball with a magnifying glass on a purple background
• Super Effective: boosts the CP of the Pokémon if it is facing an opponent of a certain type or tier; marked by a "VS" and a type or tier icon
• Support: increases the CP of the player's next Pokémon for a time; marked by a plus sign on a red background

Some Pokémon also have Dual powers, which are combinations of any of the types above (including the same power, such as Ho-Oh's Dual power that combines Super Effective powers against Grass and Water). If one component of a Dual power activates, the other component is automatically activated at the same time.

If a Pokémon has a power and it is evolved, its new power will be the same type (unless it is a first partner Pokémon who can have a Priority power or a Pokémon with branched evolutions, such as Eevee); otherwise, whether it gains one of its evolution's powers is random chance. For example, if a Bulbasaur with Vine Whip (a Super Effective Power) is evolved, it will have Power Whip (and if evolved again, Solar Beam); but if a Bulbasaur does not have a power, it may evolve into an Ivysaur with Leech Seed (a Support power), in which case, if it is evolved again, it will still have Leech Seed.

Some Pokémon will always gain a power when they are acquired or evolved into. These include the final evolutions of the first partner Pokémon, Eevee's evolutions, and Legendary or Mythical Pokémon.

In battle, Pokémon can only use a power once. After it is used, the power disappears from the Pokémon for the remainder of the battle.

Activation order

1. Clearance
2. Priority
3. Arena
4. Entry
5. Super Effective
6. Reveal
7. Protect

Evolution

Evolving a Pokémon requires Candy. The amount of Candy required is based on their rarity and the tier of the Pokémon they will evolve into, as shown in the table below. Pokémon with branching evolutions (such as Eevee) will evolve to a random branch.

Rarity	To Poké	To Great	To Ultra
★	50	100	200
★★	100	200	400
★★★	200	400	800

A Pokémon's evolution will have higher CP. As described above, if a Pokémon has a power, it will usually have a version of that same power after evolving.

Pokémon with multiple branching evolutions (such as Eevee) will randomly evolve into one of the possible options.

Main interface

The main interface contains several buttons.

• Duel
• Battle: begins a battle against a live opponent with the player's Rating at stake
• Tasks
• Mail: this is where the player receives Raid rewards and end-of-season League rewards
• Shop
• Bag: contains all of the player's Pokémon; Candy can be used to purchase more slots (5 at a time), up to a maximum capacity of 300
• Pokédex: shows all species the player has obtained and information about them, such as their available powers and the artist that drew their image

Medals

There are four basic types of medals: Poké Medals, Star Medals, Raid Medals, and League Medals. Claiming or buying a medal immediately gives the player a Pokémon. Each medal type also has a pack version (such as Poké Pack) that gives the player five Pokémon at once, usually with some minor benefit like guaranteeing at least a 2-star Pokémon.

Most medals can give any Pokémon from any Gym up to the player's current Gym. Star and League Medals can also give other special Pokémon outside of Gym Pokémon (largely consisting of first partner Pokémon).

Poké Medal

Poké Medals and Packs only give Pokémon from the player's unlocked Gyms. A Poké Pack guarantees at least one 2-star Pokémon.

Poké Medals and Packs can be obtained from the Shop and as rewards for Tasks (Daily and Achievements).

Star Medal

Star Medals and Packs can give Pokémon from the player's unlocked Gyms and special Pokémon.

Star Medals and Packs can be obtained from the Shop, by earning Stars from Battles (one Star is earned per Pokémon defeated; 20 Stars make one Star Pack, once per day), from Duels, or from gifts from friends.

Raid Medal

Raid Medals and Packs contain Raid-exclusive Pokémon, as well as special Pokémon like first partners. A Raid Medal or Pack earned from a given Raid can give any Raid Pokémon from the current or previous Raids, except previous Raid headliners. Medals and Packs from higher stages have a greater chance of giving rare Pokémon.

Raid Packs are earned by dealing enough damage to a Raid Boss. Raid Medals are earned for Total Damage (top three players, with the top player earning two Medals) and High Score (top two players).

League Medals

There are three types of League Medals (and Packs): League (featuring a 6-colored rainbow emblem), Silver League (featuring a silver Poké Ball emblem), and Gold League Medals (featuring a gold Poké Ball emblem). The latter may also be called simply Silver Medals and Silver Packs and Gold Medals and Gold Packs.

All varieties of League Packs contain one first partner Pokémon, two 3-star Pokémon, and two 2-star Pokémon, including special Pokémon. In addition, Silver League Packs guarantee IVs of at least 16 for their Pokémon and Gold League Packs guarantee perfect (31) IVs.

League Packs can be obtained by having Rank 1-100 in a country or globally in the Champion's Cup at the end of a season, from some Achievement Tasks, from the Shop (Silver Pack), or by inviting a friend to the game (Silver Pack).

Raids

Raids are events where players work together in parties to defeat Bosses. Each Raid lasts a week and challenging a stage costs a Raid Pass. Raid Passes are generated over time, but the player can only hold a maximum of six.

Raid parties can contain up to 6 players. The leader of a Raid party can invite other players to help. They may also expel players that have not dealt any damage to the Boss. A player can only join one Raid party every 24 hours.

Raids are made up of stages, with battles growing more difficult with higher stages. The difficulty caps after stage 15, but play can still continue. The opposing team for each stage is randomly selected, consisting of five other Pokémon and a Boss (either a first partner Pokémon or a Legendary or Mythical Pokémon), with all members drawing from specific pools depending on the Raid stage. The lists of possible opponents in each Raid can be seen in the following sections.

Unlike in normal Battles, the Boss always plays first, and if one of the player's Pokémon loses, the battle ends. When the first Pokémon is defeated, the player is offered the chance to revive the Pokémon by watching an ad (the opponent does not return to the Raid Boss's Bench, but the player's Pokémon does return to their Bench). The player earns points during the battle according to the difference in CP when they defeat a Pokémon. At the end of the battle, the points become damage to the Boss's HP. Early stages are designed to be clearable by a single player, but higher stages require multiple players in the party to deplete the Boss's HP.

Players can earn a Raid Pack by dealing damage worth at least 1/8th of the Boss's HP. The two players with high scores and the three players with the top damage also receive a Raid Medal (two Raid Medals for the player with the top damage). These rewards have better chances to contain rare Pokémon in higher stages (up to stage 15).

Raid Boss characteristics

The stage number determines how much HP the Boss has. The stage also influences what Pokémon the Boss can be: a first partner Pokémon, a 4-star Pokémon, or a 5-star Pokémon (broadly, Legendary or Mythical Pokémon). The specific possible Bosses for each Raid can be seen in the lists of Raid opponents following this section.

#	Boss HP	First partner	★★★★	★★★★★
1	500	Yes	No	No
2	1,000
3	2,000
4	20,000	Yes	Yes	No
5	40,000
6	60,000
7	80,000	Yes	Yes	Yes
8	100,000
9	120,000
10	140,000	Yes	Yes	Yes
11	160,000
12	200,000
13	240,000	Yes	Yes	Yes
14	280,000
15+	320,000

Raid 1: The Molten Monument

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 2: The Shuttered Station

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 3: The Icebound Inlet

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 4: The Lakeside Labyrinth

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 5: The Thundering Tempest

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 6: The Blazing Balefire

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 7: The Dismal Downpour

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 8: The Insidious Invasion

#
4-6	2×	2×	2×
7-10	2×	2×	2×
11-14	2×	2×	2×
15+	2×	2×	2×

Raid 9: The Primal Portal: Land

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 10: The Primal Portal: Sea

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 11: The Silent Song

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 12: The Ancient Altar: Life

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 13: The Frozen Fortress

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 14: The Ancient Altar: Death

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 15: The Crumbling Citadel

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 16: The Ancient Altar: Order

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Raid 17: The Steel Stronghold

#
4-6	2×						2×						2×
7-10	2×						2×						2×
11-14	2×						2×						2×
15+	2×						2×						2×

Obtainable Pokémon

Each Gym the player advances to unlocks additional Pokémon that the player can obtain from Medals and Packs. Each Gym unlocks six Pokémon (not counting any Pokémon that can be obtained by evolving those). Raids also have exclusive Pokémon that can be obtained from Raid Medals and Packs. In addition, Star, Raid, and League Medals can give special Pokémon (largely consisting of first partner Pokémon).

Special Pokémon

These Pokémon can only be obtained through Star, Raid, and League Packs. One of the first partner Pokémon can also be chosen at the start of the game.

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Bulbasaur	★★★			450	Vine Whip	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Ivysaur	★★★			650	Power Whip	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Leech Seed	Your opponent's next 3 Pokémon get -50 CP
	Venusaur	★★★			1150	Solar Beam	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Leech Seed	Your opponent's next 3 Pokémon get -50 CP
	Charmander	★★★			450	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Charmeleon	★★★			750	Fire Spin	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Charizard	★★★			1250	Fire Spin	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Squirtle	★★★			450	Bubble	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Wartortle	★★★			650	Bubble Beam	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Rapid Spin	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect
	Blastoise	★★★			1150	Hydro Pump	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Rapid Spin	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect
	Chikorita	★★★			450	Razor Leaf	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Bayleef	★★★			650	Solar Beam	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Aromatherapy	Your next 3 Pokémon get +50 CP
	Meganium	★★★			1150	Solar Beam	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Aromatherapy	Your next 3 Pokémon get +50 CP
	Cyndaquil	★★★			450	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Quilava	★★★			650	Eruption	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Scorcher	Pokémon get +50 CP
	Typhlosion	★★★			1150	Eruption	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Scorcher	Pokémon get +50 CP
	Totodile	★★★			450	Water Gun	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Croconaw	★★★			700	Aqua Tail	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Crunch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Feraligatr	★★★			1200	Aqua Tail	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Crunch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Treecko	★★★			450	Razor Leaf	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Grovyle	★★★			650	Quick Attack	Fights before powers are used	Grass Knot	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Sceptile	★★★			1100	Quick Attack	Fights before powers are used	Grass Knot	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Torchic	★★★			450	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Combusken	★★★			750	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Double Kick	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Blaziken	★★★			1200	Blaze Kick	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Sky Uppercut	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Mudkip	★★★			450	Water Gun	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Marshtomp	★★★			700	Muddy Water	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Mud Bomb	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Swampert	★★★			1200	Muddy Water	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Mud Bomb	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Turtwig	★★★			450	Razor Leaf	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Grotle	★★★			700	Leaf Tornado	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Earth Power	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Torterra	★★★			1150	Leaf Storm	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Earthquake	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Chimchar	★★★			450	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Monferno	★★★			550	Flare Blitz	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Infernape	★★★			850	Flare Blitz	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Piplup	★★★			450	Bubble	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Prinplup	★★★			650	Aqua Jet	Fights before powers are used	Blizzard	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Empoleon	★★★			1100	Aqua Jet	Fights before powers are used	Blizzard	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Snivy	★★★			450	Vine Whip	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Servine	★★★			650	Leaf Storm	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Wring Out	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Serperior	★★★			1150	Leaf Storm	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Wring Out	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Tepig	★★★			450	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Pignite	★★★			650	Nitro Charge	Fights before powers are used	Heat Crash	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Emboar	★★★			1100	Nitro Charge	Fights before powers are used	Heat Crash	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Oshawott	★★★			450	Water Gun	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Dewott	★★★			700	Razor Shell	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	X-Scissor	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Samurott	★★★			1150	Hydro Pump	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Megahorn	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Chespin	★★★			450	Vine Whip	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Quilladin	★★★			550	Take Down	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Chesnaught	★★★			850	Wood Hammer	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Fennekin	★★★			450	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Braixen	★★★			700	Mystical Fire	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Delphox	★★★			1200	Mystical Fire	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Froakie	★★★			450	Bubble	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Frogadier	★★★			700	Water Shuriken	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Greninja	★★★			1200	Water Shuriken	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Rowlet	★★★			450	Razor Leaf	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Dartrix	★★★			700	Leaf Blade	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Spirit Shackle	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Decidueye	★★★			1200	Leaf Blade	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Spirit Shackle	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Litten	★★★			450	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Torracat	★★★			750	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Bite	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Incineroar	★★★			1200	Fire Fang	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Darkest Lariat	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Popplio	★★★			450	Water Gun	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Brionne	★★★			650	Hydro Pump	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Aqua Ring	Your next 3 Pokémon get +50 CP
	Primarina	★★★			1150	Sparkling Aria	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Aqua Ring	Your next 3 Pokémon get +50 CP
	Meowth	★★★			300	Pay Day	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Persian	★★★			550	Pay Day (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Eevee	★★★			300	Last Resort	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Vaporeon	★★★			650	Acid Armor (100%)	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Jolteon	★★★			650	Quick Attack (100%)	Fights before powers are used
	Flareon	★★★			650	Fire Blast (100%)	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Espeon	★★★			600	Future Sight (100%)	Reveal 2 Benched Pokémon
	Umbreon	★★★			500	Pursuit (100%)	Fights before powers are used or gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Leafeon	★★★			700	Magical Leaf (100%)	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Glaceon	★★★			650	Freeze Dry (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon
	Sylveon	★★★			700	Disarming Voice (100%)	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Lunatone	★★★			400	Moonblast (100%)	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Solrock	★★★			400	Solar Beam (100%)	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Corsola	★★★			350	Ancient Power (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Legendary Pokémon
	Togedemaru	★★★			400	Electric Terrain	Pokémon get +50 CP

Gym 1: Trainer Town

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Pidgey	★			150
	Pidgeotto	★			400	Gust	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Pidgeot	★			650	Gust	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Spearow	★			150
	Fearow	★			200	Sky Attack (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Bunnelby	★			200
	Diggersby	★			600	Earth Power	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Psyduck	★★			250	Foresight	Reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Golduck	★★			450	Foresight	Reveals 1 Benched Pokémon	Confusion	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Magikarp	★★			50
	Gyarados	★★			500	Outrage	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Snorlax	★★★			700

Gym 2: Greenwood Grove

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Caterpie	★			150
	Metapod	★			250	Harden (100%)	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Butterfree	★			550	Sleep Powder (100%)	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Weedle	★			150
	Kakuna	★			250	Harden (100%)	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Beedrill	★			550	Agility (100%)	Fights before powers are used
	Hoppip	★			200
	Skiploom	★			400	Bullet Seed	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Jumpluff	★			650	Bullet Seed	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Oddish	★★			200	Razor Leaf	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Gloom	★★			450	Razor Leaf	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Acid	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Vileplume	★★			500	Petal Dance	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Bellossom	★★			500	Sunny Day	Pokémon get +100 CP
	Exeggcute	★★			250	Bullet Seed	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Exeggutor	★★			650	Seed Bomb	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Heracross	★★★			650	Megahorn	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Close Combat	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon

Gym 3: Scorchfire Summit

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Ponyta	★			200
	Rapidash	★			350	Quick Attack	Fights before powers are used
	Fletchling	★			200
	Fletchinder	★			400	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Talonflame	★			650	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Litleo	★			200
	Pyroar	★			350	Noble Roar	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Vulpix	★★			250	Ember	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Ninetales	★★			650	Will-o'-the-Wisp	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Slugma	★★			300	Yawn	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Magcargo	★★			600	Yawn	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn	Lava Plume	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Magmar	★★★			400	Scorcher	Pokémon get +50 CP

Gym 4: Clearwater Coast

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Horsea	★			200
	Seadra	★			400	Bubble	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Kingdra	★			650	Bubble	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Stunfisk	★			300	Discharge	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Wishiwashi	★			300	Hydro Pump	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Shellder	★★			250	Razor Shell	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Cloyster	★★			600	Spike Cannon	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Spikes	Your opponent's next 2 Pokémon get -100 CP
	Feebas	★★			250	Water Pulse	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Milotic	★★			650	Waterfall	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Lapras	★★★			650	Rain Dance	Pokémon get +50 CP	Ice Beam	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon

Gym 5: Power Plant

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Magnemite	★			200
	Magneton	★			400	Thunderbolt	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Magnezone	★			1050	Zap Cannon	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Helioptile	★			200
	Heliolisk	★			300	Parabolic Charge	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Dedenne	★			300	Thunder	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Farfetch'd	★★			400	Baton Pass	Your next 1 Pokémon get +100 CP
	Electrike	★★			250	Thunder Shock	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Manectric	★★			450	Thunder Shock	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Odor Sleuth	Reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Pichu	★★★			150	Thunder Shock	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Pikachu	★★★			300	Volt Tackle	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Raichu	★★★			550	Volt Tackle	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon

Gym 6: Dustrock Dojo

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Machop	★			150
	Machoke	★			450	Cross Chop	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Machamp	★			1100	Cross Chop	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Cubone	★			200
	Marowak	★			400	Bonemerang	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Maractus	★			300	Spiky Shield	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Onix	★★			550	Stealth Rock	Your opponent's next 1 Pokémon get -200 CP	Earthquake	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Steelix	★★			600	Stealth Rock	Your opponent's next 1 Pokémon get -200 CP	Earthquake	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Croagunk	★★			250	Poison Sting	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Toxicroak	★★			650	Poison Jab	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Riolu	★★★			400	Force Palm	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Lucario	★★★			700	Aura Sphere	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon

Gym 7: Shadowmoss Shrine

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Paras	★			200
	Parasect	★			350	Spore	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Gastly	★			150
	Haunter	★			400	Lick	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Gengar	★			1100	Dream Eater	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Haze	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect
	Solosis	★			200
	Duosion	★			400	Psywave	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Reuniclus	★			650	Psywave	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Slowpoke	★★			250	Confusion	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Slowbro	★★			650	Psychic	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Slowking	★★			600	Heal Pulse	Your next 2 Pokémon get +100 CP
	Morelull	★★			250	Synthesis	Your next 2 Pokémon gain 50 CP
	Shiinotic	★★			400	Synthesis	Your next 2 Pokémon get +50 CP
	Mimikyu	★★★			400	Shadow Sneak	Fights before powers are used

Gym 8: Dragon's Den

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Kricketot	★			200
	Kricketune	★			400	Fury Cutter	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Rhyhorn	★★			250
	Rhydon	★★			350	Take Down	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Rhyperior	★★			800	Rock Wrecker	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Natu	★★			250	Miracle Eye	Reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Xatu	★★			450	Miracle Eye	Reveals 1 Benched Pokémon	Psyshock	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Shuckle	★★			350	Sticky Web	Your opponent's next 2 Pokémon get -50 CP
	Heatmor	★★			700	Lick	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Dratini	★★★			250
	Dragonair	★★★			500
	Dragonite	★★★			1300

Gym 9: Silverglade Safari

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Teddiursa	★			200
	Ursaring	★			250	Thrash	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Pinsir	★★			350	Guillotine	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Pineco	★★			250
	Forretress	★★			600	Rapid Spin	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect	Spikes	Your opponent's next 2 Pokémon get -100 CP
	Phanpy	★★			250	Bulldoze	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Donphan	★★			700	Bulldoze	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Blitzle	★★			250	Spark	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Zebstrika	★★			400	Spark	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Quick Attack	Fights before powers are used
	Tropius	★★★			700	Synthesis	Your next 2 Pokémon get +50 CP	Leaf Tornado	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon

Gym 10: Mistwreath Mountains

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Wooper	★			200
	Quagsire	★			350	Earth Power	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Yawn	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Poliwag	★★			200	Bubble	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Poliwhirl	★★			400	Bubble Beam	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Poliwrath	★★			1100	Dynamic Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Politoed	★★			1100	Rain Dance	Pokémon get +50 CP
	Misdreavus	★★			600	Pain Split (100%)	Halves CP against Pokémon
	Mismagius	★★			750	Pain Split (100%)	Halves CP against Pokémon
	Ducklett	★★			250	Brave Bird	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Swanna	★★			350	Brave Bird	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Salandit	★★			250	Fire Lash	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Salazzle	★★			450	Fire Lash	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Odor Sleuth	Reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Growlithe	★★★			400	Baton Pass	Your next 1 Pokémon get +100 CP
	Arcanine	★★★			650	Baton Pass	Your next 1 Pokémon get +100 CP	Extreme Speed	Fights before powers are used

Gym 11: Mooncrest Meadow

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Carbink	★			300	Power Gem	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Cleffa	★★			100
	Clefairy	★★			250	Metronome	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Clefable	★★			500	Metronome	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Moonlight	Pokémon get +100 CP
	Happiny	★★			100
	Chansey	★★			450	Soft-Boiled	Your next Pokémon gains 50 CP
	Azurill	★★			100
	Marill	★★			250	Power-Up Punch	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Azumarill	★★			650	Superpower	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Shroomish	★★			250	Absorb	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Breloom	★★			400	Seed Bomb	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Mach Punch	Fights before powers are used
	Ralts	★★★			250	Psybeam	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Kirlia	★★★			450	Psychic	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Gardevoir	★★★			1050	Future Sight	Reveals 2 Benched Pokémon
	Gallade	★★★			600	Psycho Cut	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon

Raid 1: The Molten Monument

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Numel	★★			250	Bulldoze	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Camerupt	★★			650	Earth Power	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Larvesta	★★			250	Flame Wheel	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Volcarona	★★			450	Fiery Dance	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Absorb	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Turtonator	★★★			650	Shell Trap	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Moltres	★★★★			650	Sky Attack (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Lugia	★★★★★			1250	Pressure (100%)	Pokémon get -100 CP

Raid 2: The Shuttered Station

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Grimer	★★			300	Harden	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Muk	★★			600	Harden	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn	Haze	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect
	Spinarak	★★			250	Sticky Web	Your opponent's next 2 Pokémon get -50 CP
	Ariados	★★			400	Sticky Web	Your opponent's next 2 Pokémon get -50 CP	Poison Jab	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Elekid	★★★			150
	Electabuzz	★★★			400	Thunder Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Electivire	★★★			1150	Thunder Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Electric Terrain	Pokémon get +50 CP
	Zapdos	★★★★			1200	Thunderbolt (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Lugia	★★★★★			1250	Pressure (100%)	Pokémon get -100 CP

Raid 3: The Icebound Inlet

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Delibird	★★			400	Present	Your next 1 Pokémon get +100 CP
	Snorunt	★★			250	Icy Wind	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Glalie	★★			700	Frost Breath	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Froslass	★★			700	Hex	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Sneasel	★★★			300	Ice Shard	Fights before powers are used
	Weavile	★★★			400	Ice Shard	Fights before powers are used	Beat Up	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Articuno	★★★★			1250	Ice Beam (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Lugia	★★★★★			1250	Pressure (100%)	Pokémon get -100 CP

Raid 4: The Lakeside Labyrinth

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Zubat	★★			200
	Golbat	★★			400	Poison Fang	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Crobat	★★			600	Cross Poison	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Quick Attack	Fights before powers are used
	Wobbuffet	★★			600	Mirror Coat	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Counter	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Inkay	★★★			350	Topsy-Turvy	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Malamar	★★★			700	Topsy-Turvy	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Psybeam	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Mewtwo	★★★★			900	Psystrike (100%)	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Mew	★★★★★			1100	Ancient Power (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Legendary Pokémon

Raid 5: The Thundering Tempest

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Lotad	★★			200
	Lombre	★★			400	Zen Headbutt	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Ludicolo	★★			600	Zen Headbutt	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Grass Knot	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Wingull	★★			250	Air Cutter	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Pelipper	★★			400	Air Slash	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Mareep	★★★			250
	Flaaffy	★★★			400	Discharge	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Ampharos	★★★			1100	Discharge	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn	Ion Deluge	Fights before powers are used
	Raikou	★★★★			750	Rain Dance (100%)	Pokémon get +50 CP
	Ho-Oh	★★★★★			1200	Sacred Fire (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon

Raid 6: The Blazing Balefire

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Houndour	★★			200	Fire Fang	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Houndoom	★★			700	Fire Fang	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Crunch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Torkoal	★★			600	Eruption	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Rapid Spin	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect
	Duskull	★★★			250	Shadow Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Dusclops	★★★			450	Shadow Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Dusknoir	★★★			1200	Shadow Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Thunder Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Entei	★★★★			600	Flare Blitz (100%)	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Ho-Oh	★★★★★			1200	Sacred Fire (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon

Raid 7: The Dismal Downpour

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Meditite	★★			250	Thunder Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Medicham	★★			650	Thunder Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Ice Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Bronzor	★★			250	Confusion	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Bronzong	★★			650	Extrasensory	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Beldum	★★★			250
	Metang	★★★			550	Iron Defense (100%)	Halves CP against Pokémon
	Metagross	★★★			1400	Iron Defense (100%)	Halves CP against Pokémon
	Suicune	★★★★			700	Haze (100%)	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect
	Ho-Oh	★★★★★			1200	Sacred Fire (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon

Raid 8: The Insidious Invasion

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Sableye	★★			350	Dark Pulse	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Protect	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Aipom	★★			200	Double Hit	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Ambipom	★★			400	Double Hit	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Baltoy	★★★			400	Earth Power	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Claydol	★★★			650	Earthquake	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Rapid Spin	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect
	Deoxys	★★★★			1150	Psycho Boost (100%)	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon
	Jirachi	★★★★★			650	Wish (100%)	Your next Pokémon gains 200 CP

Raid 9: The Primal Portal: Land

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Cranidos	★★			250	Head Smash	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Rampardos	★★			400	Head Smash	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Shieldon	★★			350	Protect	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Bastiodon	★★			500	Metal Burst	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Tyrunt	★★			350	Stone Edge	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Tyrantrum	★★			1050	Stone Edge	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Stealth Rock	Your opponent's next 1 Pokémon get -200 CP
	Aerodactyl	★★★			550	Take Down	Gains 1.5× CP against	Prehistoric Call	Pokémon get +50 CP
	Groudon	★★★★			1150	Precipice Blades (100%)	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon
	Rayquaza	★★★★★			1100	Dragon Ascent (100%)	Fights before powers are used or Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn

Raid 10: The Primal Portal: Sea

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Tirtouga	★★			250	Bite	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Carracosta	★★			450	Bite	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Smack Down	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Omanyte	★★			350	Withdraw	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Omastar	★★			600	Withdraw	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn	Haze	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect
	Amaura	★★			450	Ice Wind	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Aurorus	★★			1100	Aurora Beam	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Hail	Non- Pokémon get -50 CP
	Aerodactyl	★★★			550	Take Down	Gains 1.5× CP against	Prehistoric Call	Pokémon get +50 CP
	Kyogre	★★★★			1250	Origin Pulse (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Rayquaza	★★★★★			1100	Dragon Ascent (100%)	Fights before powers are used or Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn

Raid 11: The Silent Song

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Jynx	★★			400	Ice Punch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Lovely Kiss	Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Slakoth	★★			550	Slack Off (100%)	Halves CP against Pokémon
	Vigoroth	★★			200	Uproar (100%)	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Slaking	★★			1100	Slack Off (100%)	Halves CP against Pokémon
	Carvanha	★★★			250	Ice Fang	Fights before powers are used or Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Sharpedo	★★★			600	Ice Fang	Fights before powers are used or Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Celebi	★★★★			650	Heal Bell (100%)	Your next 2 Pokémon get +100 CP
	Kyurem	★★★★★			1200	Glaciate (100%)	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect

Raid 12: The Ancient Altar: Life

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Scyther	★★			450	Fury Cutter	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Scizor	★★			500	Bullet Punch	Fights before powers are used or gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Lileep	★★			250	Energy Ball	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Synthesis	Your next 2 Pokémon gain 50 CP
	Cradily	★★			400	Energy Ball	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Synthesis	Your next 2 Pokémon gain 50 CP
	Togepi	★★★			150
	Togetic	★★★			400	Aerial Ace	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Togekiss	★★★			700	Aerial Ace	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or reveals 1 Benched Pokémon
	Xerneas	★★★★			1100	Geomancy (100%)	Your next 2 Pokémon get +100 CP
	Volcanion	★★★★★			1200	Steam Eruption (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon

Raid 13: The Frozen Fortress

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Staryu	★★			250	Water Gun	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Starmie	★★			350	Hydro Pump	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Rapid Spin	Clears Support and Hazard powers before they take effect
	Wailmer	★★			250	Dive	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Wailord	★★			600	Dive	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Alomomola	★★★			650	Aqua Ring	Your next 3 Pokémon get +50 CP
	Regice	★★★★			700	Charge Beam (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon
	Genesect	★★★★★			1200	Techno Blast (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon

Raid 14: The Ancient Altar: Death

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Swablu	★★			250	Peck	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Altaria	★★			600	Fly	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Archen	★★			250	Rock Throw	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Archeops	★★			450	Rock Throw	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Acrobatics	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Bagon	★★★			250
	Shelgon	★★★			450	Flamethrower	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Salamence	★★★			1150	Flame Blast	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Draco Meteor	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Yveltal	★★★★			1150	Oblivion Wing (100%)	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon
	Volcanion	★★★★★			1200	Steam Eruption (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon

Raid 15: The Crumbling Citadel

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Geodude	★★			200
	Graveler	★★			450	Rock Throw	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Golem	★★			650	Rock Slide	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Magnitude	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Gligar	★★			250	Fury Cutter	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Gliscor	★★			700	Fury Cutter	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Acrobatics	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Larvitar	★★★			250
	Pupitar	★★★			400	Crunch	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Tyranitar	★★★			1150	Dark Pulse	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon	Sandstorm	Non- or non- Pokémon get -100 CP
	Regirock	★★★★			700	Hammer Arm	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Genesect	★★★★★			1200	Techno Blast (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon

Raid 16: The Ancient Altar: Order

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Kabuto	★★			350	Aqua Jet	Fights before powers are used
	Kabutops	★★			600	Aqua Jet	Fights before powers are used	Night Slash	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Anorith	★★			250	X-Scissor	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Armaldo	★★			400	X-Scissor	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon	Brine	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon
	Gible	★★★			150	Mud Slap	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Gabite	★★★			350	Dig	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon is protected from losing for one turn
	Garchomp	★★★			800	Dragon Rush	Fights before powers are used or gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Zygarde	★★★★			1150	Land's Wrath (100%)	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon
	Volcanion	★★★★★			1200	Steam Eruption (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon

Raid 17: The Steel Stronghold

Pokémon		Rarity	Type	Tier	CP	Powers
	Aron	★★			200
	Lairon	★★			350	Take Down	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Aggron	★★			550	Take Down	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon	Heavy Slam	Gains 2.5× CP against Pokémon
	Skarmory	★★			600	Spikes	Your opponent's next 2 Pokémon get -100 CP
	Porygon	★★★			250	Psybeam	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Porygon2	★★★			450	Psybeam	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon
	Porygon-Z	★★★			1200	Conversion	Gains 1.5× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon
	Registeel	★★★★			800	Iron Defense (100%)	Halves CP against Pokémon
	Genesect	★★★★★			1200	Techno Blast (100%)	Gains 2× CP against Pokémon or Pokémon

Duel

In a Duel, the player can directly challenge their friends to a battle or play a Quick Match against a CPU opponent. Duels do not affect the player's Rating and they have their own point and reward system.

Points are earned at the end of each Duel, with points granted for "Victories", "Live Opponent Bonus", and "Quick Match Bonus" (5 points). A Star Medal can be claimed after obtaining a total of 20, 50, or 80 points, and a Star Pack can be obtained at 120 points. Rewards reset daily.

Tasks

Daily

Completing daily tasks earns points that can be used to claim rewards. At 25, 50, and 75 points, the player can claim a Poké Medal; at 100 points, they can claim a Poké Pack. After gaining 100 points, no more daily tasks can be completed. Daily tasks and their rewards reset every day.

There are five daily tasks. Each day, the easiest of each type of task is available, and completing that unlocks the next one.

Task type	Amount	Points
Play [amount] Gym Battles	1	5
	3	10
	5	10
	10	10
Win 1 Gym Battles		20
Evolve [amount] Pokémon	1	5
	2	10
	4	10
Send [amount] Pokémon to the Lab	1	5
	5	10
	10	10
Spend [amount] PokéCoin	200	5
	400	10
	600	10

Achievements

There are six types of achievements. Achievements never reset.

Task type	Amount	Reward
Evolve [amount] Pokémon	1	50 PokéCoin
	2	100 PokéCoin
	4	100 PokéCoin
	?	?
	160	200 PokéCoin
	?	?
	400	200 PokéCoin
Collect [amount] distinct Pokémon	10	50 PokéCoin
	20	100 PokéCoin
	?	?
	230	50 Candy
	280	500 Candy
	350	600 Candy
Win [amount] Gym Battles	5	Poké Medal
	10	Poké Medal
	?	?
	500	League Pack
	900	Silver Pack
	2000	Gold Pack
	4000	Gold Pack
	6000	Gold Pack
	8000	Gold Pack
	10000	League Pack
Play [amount] Gym Battles	5	100 PokéCoin
	10	100 PokéCoin
	20	200 PokéCoin
	50	200 PokéCoin
	80	400 PokéCoin
	?	?
	1000	400 PokéCoin
Send [amount] Pokémon to the Lab	10	50 Candy
	20	50 Candy
	40	100 Candy
	?	?
	2000	200 Candy
Log in [amount] consecutive days	?	?
	7	League Pack

Shop

The shop contains the Exchange and a selection of Medals and Packs.

The Medals and Packs and their prices are as follows.

• Star Medal: free, with an 8 hour cooldown
• Poké Medal: watch an ad, up to 5
• Poké Pack: 200 PokéCoin
• Silver Pack: 400 Candy

At the Exchange, the player can buy and sell Pokémon akin to an auction. The player can offer up Pokémon for an Exchange currency and then buy Pokémon that other players have listed using that currency.

Currencies

PokéCoin

PokéCoin can be used in the Shop to buy Poké Packs. They can be acquired...

• By defeating Pokémon in Battle (10 PokéCoin per Pokémon, up to 500 PokéCoin per day)
• Watching an ad after Battle (10 PokéCoin per Pokémon defeated)
• By completing achievement Tasks

The player starts with 200 PokéCoin after the tutorial.

Candy

Candies are used to evolve Pokémon. They can be acquired...

• By sending Pokémon to the Lab from the Bag, 10 Candy per star of the Pokémon's rarity
• By completing achievement Tasks
• From gifts sent by friends after a Battle

The player starts with 100 Candy after the tutorial.

References

Other spin-off Pokémon games Nintendo DS: Learn with Pokémon: Typing Adventure Pokémon Conquest • PokéPark: Fishing Rally DS Nintendo 3DS: Pokédex 3D (Pro) • HarmoKnight • Pokémon Art Academy The Thieves and the 1000 Pokémon • Pokémon Shuffle Nintendo Badge Arcade Wii U: Pokkén Tournament Nintendo Switch: Pokkén Tournament DX • Pokémon Quest • Pokémon Café ReMix • Pokémon UNITE • Pokémon TV PC: Pokémon Project Studio Red and Blue • PokéROMs • Pokémon the Movie 2000 Adventure Pokémon Masters Arena • Pokémon PC Master • Pokémon Team Turbo Pokémon Team Rocket Blast Off • Pokémon Poké Ball Launcher • Pokémon Seek & Find Pokémon Garden • Pokémon Medallion Battle • Pokémon Tower Battle Mobile: Pokémate • Pokémon Say Tap? • Pokédex for iOS • Pokémon TV • Camp Pokémon • Pokémon Jukebox Learn Real English Through Pokémon: XY Translation Scope • Pokémon Shuffle Mobile Dancing? Pokémon Band • Pokémon Photo Booth • Pokémon GO • Pokémon Duel Pokémon: Magikarp Jump • Pokémon Playhouse • Pokémon Quest • Pokémon Pass • Pokémon Masters EX Pokémon Wave Hello • Pokémon Smile • Pokémon Café ReMix • Pokémon UNITE • Pokémon Sleep Smart speakers: Pikachu Talk Arcade: Print Club Pokémon B • Dance! Pikachu • Pikachu's Great Surfing Adventure • Pokémon: Crayon Kids Pokémon: Wobbuffet Fell Down! • Pokémon Get Round and Round Pokémon Tug of War Tournament: Absolutely Get Medal! • Pokémon Medal World Pokémon Card Game Gacha • Pokémon: Battle Nine • Pokkén Tournament • Pokémon Corogarena Sega Pico: Pokémon: Catch the Numbers! Pokémon Advanced Generation: I've Begun Hiragana and Katakana! Pokémon Advanced Generation: Pico for Everyone Pokémon Loud Battle! CoCoPad: Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation: Pokémon Super Drill Let's Learn Numbers from 1 to 20!! Advanced Pico Beena: Pokémon Advanced Generation: Pokémon Number Battle! Intellectual Training Drill Pokémon Diamond & Pearl: Letter and Number Intelligence Game Pokémon Diamond & Pearl: Search for Pokémon! Adventure in the Maze! Pokémon Best Wishes: Intelligence Training Pokémon Big Sports Meet! Tech demos: Pikachu: DS Tech Demo Self-contained: Pokémon Pikachu • Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS • Pokémon Poké Ball • Cyber Poké Ball Cyber Pokédex • Cyclone 2 • Digital Poké Ball D & P • Electronic Hand-Held Yahtzee Eevee × Tamagotchi Pokémon game templates Core series • Side series • Spin-off series • Pokémon mini • Individual spin-offs • Betas • Demos

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