Who leads the numbers

Rankings

Base stat total

The combined value of all six base stats — the most widely used measure of a species' “overall power”.

Ranked by

Base stat total Attack Sp. Atk Defense Sp. Def Speed HP Usage in battles

Type

All Normal Fire Water Electric Grass Ice Fighting Poison Ground Flying Psychic Bug Rock Ghost Dragon Dark Steel Fairy

Generation and scope

All generations 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

☆ Without Legendary and Mythical ☆ With regional forms ☆ With Megas and Gigantamax

By default only base forms count. Without that, the top of every category is taken by Eternamax Eternatus and Mega Evolutions — forms that exist only within a single mechanic or for a single turn of battle. Regional forms can be added separately — they do not skew the scale.

Results

12 of 12 species

#	Pokémon	Base stat total	HP	Atk	Def	SpA	SpD	Spe	Total
1	Silvally ★	570	95	95	95	95	95	95	570
2	Type: Null ★	534	95	95	95	95	95	59	534
3	Bewear	500	120	125	80	55	60	60	500
4	Oranguru	490	90	60	80	90	110	60	490
5	Toucannon	485	80	120	75	75	75	60	485
6	Drampa	485	78	60	85	135	91	36	485
7	Komala	480	65	115	65	75	95	65	480
8	Gumshoos	418	88	110	60	55	60	45	418
9	Trumbeak	355	55	85	50	40	50	75	355
10	Stufful	340	70	75	50	45	50	50	340
11	Pikipek	265	35	75	30	30	30	65	265
12	Yungoos	253	48	70	30	30	30	45	253

★ Legendary, ✦ Mythical. Green cells are stats of 120 and higher, red ones — 45 and lower; they show whether a high position comes from an even spread or from one extreme value at the expense of the rest.

This is not a ranking of battle strength. Base stats are only one ingredient — moves, Abilities, items and whatever the other players are currently using also decide the outcome. A Pokémon with a total of 500 and a good moveset can be more dangerous than one with 600. To calculate a specific matchup, use the damage calculator. How people actually play it is shown by the ranking of usage in battles.