User:333-blue/sandbox/Pokémon GO formulas/Imagines/Gym Tier List

Defenders

Formula

Each Pokémon will be set into 10/10/10 IV and level 1.

Formula version 2.2.2.9:

$Points\thickapprox ({\frac {CP\cdot {\sqrt {DEF}}\cdot STA\cdot 0.094\cdot Bonus\cdot DPS\cdot NOA\cdot NormalDamageOutput\cdot 100^{\frac {MovesetRankMultiplier}{240}}}{ARandomNumber\cdot 1537500}})^{GP^{0.125}}$

$Bonus=SATB\cdot Event$

$SATB={\frac {WorstEffective}{OpponentEffective}}$

$Event={\frac {OffenseEventEffective^{0.5}}{EventOpponentEffective^{0.5}}})^{0.75}$

$0.9<ARandomNumber<1.1$

$DPS=(NoDodgedDPS\cdot ChargeDodgedDPS\cdot QuickDodgedDPS\cdot AllDodgedDPS)^{0.25}$

$NOA=(NoDodgeNOA\cdot ChargeDodgeNOA\cdot QuickDodgedNOA\cdot AllDodgeNOA)^{0.25}$

Attackers

Formula

Everything except Tyranitar is outdated.

Each Pokémon will be set into 10/10/10 IV and level 1.

In the raid boss DPS column, the attacker will be set into 100% IV and level 41.

Formula version 2.3.1.2:

Normal:

$Points\thickapprox {\frac {{\frac {[(CycleNormalDPS^{2}\cdot {\sqrt {CycleNormalDuration}}+STA-{\frac {\frac {CycleNormalDuration-0.9}{\frac {DEF}{160}}}{3}})\cdot {\frac {1}{3}}+({\frac {CycleDodgeDPS^{2}\cdot {\sqrt {CycleDodgeDuration}}}{\frac {CycleDodgeDuration-0.9}{48\cdot {\frac {\sqrt {DEF\cdot STA}}{160}}}}}\cdot {\frac {2}{3}})]^{2}}{100}}\cdot {\frac {STA\cdot 0.094^{2}}{2}}\cdot Bonus\cdot 100\cdot {\frac {TotalDamageDealt}{1000}}\cdot (CycleNormalDPE\cdot {\frac {1}{8}}+CycleDodgeDPE\cdot {\frac {7}{8}})\cdot {\frac {(DPSAgainstBlissey\cdot 2+DPSAgainstTyrantiar+DPSAgainstDragonite\cdot 2+DPSAgainstDitto)}{6}}}{89730\cdot AChosenNumber}}$

$Bonus=SATB\cdot Event\cdot {\frac {ATK+DEF+STA}{3}}\cdot 10^{\frac {Bars}{10}}$

$SATB={\frac {BestEffective}{OpponentEffective}}$

$Event={\frac {OffenseEventEffective^{0.5}}{EventOpponentEffective^{0.25}}}$

$0.9<AChosenNumber<1.1$

Simple:

$Points\thickapprox \{CycleNormalDPS^{2}\times CycleNormalDuration^{0.5}+STA-[(CycleNormalDuration-0.9)\div (DEF\div 156)\div 3]\div 3+(CycleDodgeDPS^{2}\times CycleDodgeDuration^{0.5})\div [(CycleDodgeDuration-0.9)\div (48\times {\sqrt {DEF\times STA}}\div 160)]\times 2\div 3\}^{2}\div 100\times STA\times 0.094^{2}\div 2\cdot Bonus\times 100\times TotalDamageDealt\div 1000\times (CycleNormalDPS\div 8+CycleDodgeDPE\times 7\div 8)\times (DPSAgainstBlissey\times 2+DPSAgainstTyrantiar+DPSAgainstDragonite\times 2+DPSAgainstDitto)\div 6\div (89730\times AChosenNumber)$

$Bonus=SATB\times Event\times (ATK+DEF+STA)\div 3\times 10^{Bars\div 10}$

$SATB=BestEffective\div OpponentEffective$

Computer:

$Points\thickapprox \{CycleNormalDPS^{2}*CycleNormalDuration^{0.5}+STA-[(CycleNormalDuration-0.9)/(DEF/160)/3]/3+(CycleDodgeDPS^{2}*CycleDodgeDuration^{0.5})/[(CycleDodgeDuration-0.9)/(48*{\sqrt {DEF*STA}}/160)]*2/3\}^{2}/100*STA*0.094^{2}/2*Bonus*100*TotalDamageDealt/1000*(CycleNormalDPE/8+CycleDodgeDPE*7/8)*(DPSAgainstBlissey*2+DPSAgainstTyrantiar+DPSAgainstDragonite*2+DPSAgainstDitto)/6/89730/AChosenNumber$

$Bonus=SATB*Event*(ATK+DEF+STA)/3*10^{Bars/10}$

$SATB=BestEffective/OpponentEffective$

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Pokémon	Moveset	Pros	Cons	DPS	Duration	DPS with Dodge	Duration with Dodge	Offense Event Effective	Event Opponent Effective	Total Damage Dealt	Cycle Normal DPE	Cycle Dodge DPE	DPS Against Blissey	DPS Against Tyrantiar	Bars	Points	DPS Against Ditto	DPS Against Snorlax	DPS Against Dragonite	DPS Against Vaporeon	DPS Against Donphan	DPS Against Espeon	DPS Against Umbreon	DPS Against Articuno Raid Boss	DPS Against Zapdos Raid Boss	DPS Against Moltres Raid Boss	DPS Against Mewtwo Raid Boss	DPS Against Mew Raid Boss	DPS Against Raikou Raid Boss	DPS Against Entei Raid Boss	DPS Against Suicane Raid Boss	DPS Against Lugia Raid Boss	DPS Against Ho-oh Raid Boss	DPS Against Celebi Raid Boss
Golem	RT/SE	Has a solid moveset typing. Decent against Charizard. Great for dodgers. Also counters Dragonite.	A slightly weaker version of Rhydon, in most cases. Having 2 double weaknesses making it struggles against many common defenders like Vaporeon and Exeggutor. Soft-countered by Rhydon if with rock moves.	25.193	106.1	23.452	16.8			2449	1.909	1.922	10.424	11.697	1
	RT/Earthquake	Good against pure fire and poison Pokémon. Has a great type coverage, making it usable in many ways like Tyrantiar.		24.844	115.2	23.260	18.1			2360	2.044	2.054	10.330	12.656	1
Heracross	Counter/CC	Counters Tyrantiar in most cases. Decent against Blissey and Snorlax/Miltank. Outputs a ton of STAB with super effective damage to Lapras.	Countered by the common move Zen Headbutt. Walled by Dragonites with Hurricane. Soft-countered by the big grasses. Inefficent against fire. Despite higher DEF stat, still as a weaker Machamp due to weaker moves.	28.819	27.1	26.667	15			2819	3.905	3.810	15.129	19.963	1
Espeon	Confusion/FS	Outputs a ton of STAB damage to poison and fighting Pokémon. Good against Muk and Machamp.	Bad for dodgers. Most fighting and poison Pokémon are usually unviable in the gyms.	32.219	40.1	28.149	15.702			3128	4.307	4.170	13.915	12.020	1
	ZH/FS			30.219	13.7	28.163	14.7			2940	4.14	4.099	12.847	11.241	1
Donphan	Counter/Earthquake	Strong against Tyranitar.	Typing is unviable for defense, despite its high CP. Not excel at other match-ups. High CP makes it an inefficent prestiger.	21.785	29.7	19.829	17.701			2084	3.235	3.327	11.515	14.815	1
Blissey	Pound/HB	Having the highest base stamina stat in the game, dodging isn't really necessary. A great combination of moves.	A low total damage output makes battle time longer due to its disappointly low base attack stat. Must spam as many attacks as you can before the time runs out.	10.773	41.4	9.022	18.4			1058	1.487	1.297	7.609	7.029	1
	Pound/DG			9.098	51					904	1.547		6.471	7.647	2
Tyranitar	Bite/Crunch	A solid moveset, good against many legendaries.	Crunch has a lower DPS.	16.154 (6 Bite 98 SE 69 Crunch)	22.1	13.332	17.102			1581		3.455	10.769		3				12.715					9.955				15.747
	Bite/SE	Good for dodgers. Outputs a ton of DPS to any defender, even when resisted.	Risky in raids. Stone Edge has a relatively low power.	16.757	14.8	14.846	16.301			1548		2.42	11.216		1				15.473					14.257				14.662

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Pokémon	Moveset	Pros	Cons	DPS	Duration	DPS with Dodge	Duration with Dodge	Offense Event Effective	Event Opponent Effective	Total Damage Dealt	Cycle Normal DPE	Cycle Dodge DPE	DPS Against Blissey	DPS Against Tyrantiar	Bars	Points	DPS Against Dragonite	DPS Against Ditto
Snorlax	Lick/HB	Outputs a great amount of DPS, and lasts enough to launch several HBs before fainting.	Lick is immuned by normal. Both charge moves (Body Slam and Hyper Beam) are immuned by ghost, which takes super effective damage from Lick. As a generalist, however, struggles against many common defenders like Rhydon.	14.808 (4 Lick 113 HB 38 BS)	36.4	13.116	13.8			1448		1.749			1		11.209	10.330
	Lick/BS	A decent moveset for dodging. Good for PvP battles, which will come in the near future. BS is a legacy move, so it worths a lot when trading comes.		12.874	42.1	11.710	60.802			1266		1.78			3		9.762	9.074
Dragonite	DT/Outrage	Has a very good DPS and TDO. One of the best movesets in the current meta.	Both moves are slow, bad for dodging. Outrage is considered as risky, despite having 2 bars.	20.166 (7 DB 16 DT 113 Outrage/Hurricane 52 DC)	90.1									13.696
	DT/DC	Far less risky than Outrage. Benefits good dodgers. The best movesets for Dragonite for dodging. Useful in raids in versions where the dodge bug doesn't exist.	Low on DPS. Useless in raids in versions where the dodge bug does exist, since this moveset is probably made for dodgers.	19.269	155.9									13.117
	DB/DC			18.807	17.6									13.068
	DB/Outrage	Pretty high DPS.	DB generates energy slower than DT, not a good pair with the quite risky Outrage.	19.754	20.3									13.645
	DB/Hurricane	Good for players who prefer moves with low cooldown.	DB makes Hurricane quite risky. Low on DPS, but not lower than DC movesets. Not very good for raids.	18.947	15.2										13.234
	DT/Hurricane	DT generates energy faster than DB to make up the 100 energy cost from Hurricane.	Still quite risky, not fast enough to use several times during a raid.	19.486	134.3									13.284
Vaporeon	WG/AT	Good for dodging. The solid movesets that are good being either generalist or specialist.	Vaporeon's attack stat is only above average, not enough DPS in raids in most situations.	14.968	15.7	13.531	69.102			1460	2.35	2.3375	9.363	12.357	3
	WG/HP		16.316	13.3	14.059	16.502			1549	2.17	2.32	10.075	13.459	1
Exeggutor	Extrasensory/SoB	A generalist attacker into Blissey and Snorlax, performs good by resisting Zen Headbutt. Psychic is resisted by very few common gym Pokémon.	Countered by Tyrantiar. Not as efficient as Bullet Seed against Pokémon which has a double weakness to grass. Be aware of Rhydon's Megahorn.	30.735	42.2	28.165	15.8			2841		4.083	12.915	15.095	1
	Confusion/SoB			30.878	46.7	28.056	17.501			2977		4.632	12.955	14.604	1
	BS/SoB	Outperforms Extrasensory and Confusion against Pokémon which has a double weakness to grass. Also performs similar to Extrasensory against Vaporeon. Is a decent specialist attacker.	Completely walled by Dragonite with Hurricane and very inefficent against fire. Not very efficient against fighting.	28.757	89.3	25.031	15.101			2685		3.345	12.374	15.991	1
Gyarados	DT/Outrage	Outputs a quite great amount of damage into Dragonites. Resists Steel Wing.	The worst moveset for dodging. Doesn't seem useful in many other match-ups.	15.150 (DT 12 Outrage 85)	90.1					1461	3.033		10.133		2		14.195
	DT/HP	A good generalist. Performs quite good against fire.	Inefficient for dodging. Quite bad specialist.	16.707	139.7					1476	2.593		11.138		1		12.835
	Bite/HP	Good for dodging. Performs quite good against fire. A good generalist.	Quite bad specialist.	15.886	15.8					1551	2.51		11.646		1		11.203
	DB/HP			15.886	15.8					1551	2.51		11.646		1		12.785
	Bite/Crunch	Very good specialist.	Very bad generalist. Outputs a disappointly low amount of DPS outside of good match-ups.	13.122	22.1					1290	2.9		9.548		3		10.090
Lapras	FB/Blizzard	—
	FB/IB
Rhydon	MS/Earthquake	A solid moveset. Good without dodging.	Earthquake isn't as strong as before after the update. Does not do as much DPS compared to SE.	14.782 (14 MS 109 Earthquake)	45.8					1424	2.257			10.240	13.515
	MS/SE	Stone Edge can be released safely mostly. Does a higher amount of DPS compared to Earthquake.	Stone Edge does a low DPE, and Mud Slap charges Stone Edge slowly.	14.869 (91 SE)	41.9					1400	2.077			10.334	325	12.482
	RS/SE	Works better than Mud Slap against Snorlax/Blissey. The most useful moveset for dodgers who use Rhydons.	Typing isn't solid. Stone Edge does a low DPE, and Rock Smash charges Stone Edge even slower than Mud Slap..	13.137 (11 RS)	15.3					1261	2.01			10.523	10.196
	RS/Earthquake	Strong against Tyranitar. Works also well in other good match-ups.	Typing isn't solid. A weaker version of Donphan.
Jolteon	TS/Discharge	—
	TS/Thunderbolt
	VS/Thunder
Flareon	Ember/Overheat	Puts a ton of STAB super effective damage into the 4 big grasses. Having more HP than most glass cannons. Resisting Blissey's Dazzling Gleam makes Flareon a viable attacker against her.	Still a medium-low base STA. Its quick moves are pretty good for inefficent dodging. Will likely get killed if not dodging the opponent's charge move. Countered by many common defenders like Vaporeon and Gyarados.	30.5	14	28.467	15			3006			12.174	10.929	1
	FS/Overheat			32.467	15	30.4375	16			3106			13.867	12.2	1
Arcanine	Bite/Flamethrower	—
	Snarl/Crunch
	FF/FB
	FF/Flamethrower
	Snarl/FB
Poliwrath	Bubble/DP	—
	Bubble/HP
	RS/DP
Alakazam	Confusion/FS	—
	Confusion/SB
	Confusion/FB
	PC/FS
	PC/FB
Machamp	Counter/CC	—
	Counter/DP
	KC/CC

Elimanated

$Duration={\frac {CycleMinimumDuration}{4.5}}$ $Dodge={\frac {CycleDodgeDuration}{18}}$ $Stamina=(BaseStamina+StaminaIV)\cdot CPM$

TBC

Pokémon	Moveset	Pros	Cons	DPS	Duration	DPS with Dodge	Duration with Dodge	Points for normal without CPM and SATB	Points for dodging without CPM and SATB	Points
Ditto	Transform/Struggle	—