Current ranking · Mega Level 4 · updated October 18, 2026

Mega Tier List

A mechanical Mega and Primal ranking after the Super Max “+” attack update. Party-of-2 raid performance is the main combat lens. Two mutually boosted active Megas are compared against the best non-Mega pair supported from the back by Primal Kyogre, Primal Groudon, or Mega Rayquaza. Every tier follows an explicit combat, candy, full-pool type-leader, or coverage rule. Baseline and weather-conditional results have separate tier labels, so a weather-only win cannot be mistaken for an unconditional one.

How the tiers were judged

All evidence, no vibes. Every placement must resolve to a stated tier rule and a reproducible calculation; every boss claim must also name the profile. Raw DPS movement alone is not utility and does not automatically move a Pokemon between tiers.

Every Mega and Primal attacker is modeled at level 52 with 15/15/15 IVs. Ordinary attackers remain level 50.
An attached active “+” attack receives the exact Mega Level 4 multiplier of 1.3. Power is never rounded in the calculation: Outrage+ uses 185 × 1.3 = 240.5.
Party Power timing is modeled for parties of two, three, and four. Party of 2 is the binding raid mode; the ordinary raid and Gym modes determine only their stated type floors.
In the active-Mega strategy, both Trainers use the same candidate. A Mega does not boost itself, so each one receives only the other Trainer's aura. Every Fast and Charged Attack is evaluated independently at 1.3× when covered by that aura and 1.1× otherwise, and the best moveset is selected after those multipliers apply.
The competing background strategy gives both Trainers the highest-DPS repeatable non-Mega plus a backline Primal Kyogre, Primal Groudon, or Mega Rayquaza. The audit separately reselects the non-Mega moveset under Water/Electric/Bug, Ground/Fire/Grass, and Flying/Dragon/Psychic coverage, then binds to the fastest of the three strategies.
Both sides are symmetric duos, so the factor of two cancels: one boosted active Mega's DPS is compared with one background-supported non-Mega's DPS. This is an active-segment benchmark; a full six-slot faint, relobby, and backline-entry simulation can differ.
DPS differences of at most 1% are treated as scenario-dependent ties. “Outright duo leader” therefore includes every mutually boosted Mega or Primal within 1% of both the nominal active-Mega leader and the binding background strategy. “Catch-aligned duo leader” applies the same tolerance after requiring the candidate's aura to cover the type of the Pokemon actually caught.
Tier assignment is automatic and applies the combat rules in strict order. A is a no-weather outright + catch-aligned result; A− is the same result only under weather. B+ is a no-weather catch-aligned result; B is weather-only catch alignment. B− is a no-weather outright result; C+ is weather-only outright. The first applicable rule wins.
With no qualifying boss result, C requires a strategy within 1% of the fastest Party-of-2 result for an expanded preset. These cover all 162 single or dual defender typings present in the masterfile, including typings with several ordinary weaknesses. Every weakness and resistance applies, and all attackers choose their best moveset. A Mega qualifies when its selected Charged Attack is super effective against the defender and covered by its own aura. All attack types compete in the same comparison; Dark and Ghost therefore compete together against Ghost/Psychic. Normal attacks are excluded because they cannot be super effective. This comparison includes every mutually boosted active Mega or Primal and the best repeatable non-Mega under each of the three backline auras; there is no Mega-only leaderboard.
C− applies the same 1% full-pool rule to Gym damage, comparing every Mega, Primal, and non-Mega attacker without a teammate aura against those same targets. Normal attacks remain excluded, and additional “+” attacks are unavailable in Gym mode.
The remaining coverage rules are also exact. F first takes monotypes and every package strictly contained by a higher-tier backline aura, even when an exact duplicate also exists. Among the rest, D+ is an unduplicated multi-type package, D contains exact duplicates when none reaches C−, and E applies when an exact duplicate reaches C− or higher. This puts Salamence, Latias, and Latios under Mega Rayquaza just as Scovillain sits under Primal Groudon.
Catch-candy alignment uses the encounter rather than the raid-boss form. Mega raids award the ordinary Pokemon, fusion raids award regular Necrozma or Kyurem, and Crowned raids award the Hero form. See the official Mega encounter rule.
All 95 numeric Mega and Primal branches in the current Game Master are ranked as attackers. As targets, ordinary Mega bosses are excluded, while Legendary or Mythical Mega and Primal branches remain included as requested. Unreleased branches are explicitly projections.
The target sweep contains 188 profiles: every Legendary, Mythical, and Ultra Beast base profile in the Game Master, every distinct typed form represented there, and all 18 Arceus and 18 Silvally types. Unannounced profiles—including regular Zygarde and Magearna—are labeled foreseeable assumptions rather than announced raids.
A separate weather sweep applies the current 1.2× attack bonus independently to every matching Fast and Charged Attack on both sides, then reselects every moveset. Conditional tiers record the exact weather that creates the qualifying result; no-weather evidence always keeps its stronger corresponding label.
The profile sweep is a coverage check, not an equal-weight score. Boss moves and their own weather boost, survival, damage-derived energy, breakpoints, relobbies, and when the backline booster enters battle can change a specific raid simulation.

The official update says additional attacks scale with Mega Level and cannot be used against Gym defenders. The ordinary teammate-aura and non-stacking rules are in the Mega battle-bonus help. See the Mega Finale announcement for the additional-attack rules. The official weather table supplies the seven boosted type groups; the current Game Master supplies the 1.2 attack multiplier. Released or announced target labels are cross-checked against Road of Legends, the Mega Finale, and the Hoopa Unbound Elite Raid. Every other Game Master target is visibly treated as a foreseeable assumption. This October 18 audit uses the October 16 masterfile snapshot and the announced Night Shade+ projection. Within each tier, entries are ordered by National Pokedex number rather than strength. Run npm run audit:megatier -- --masterfile /path/to/master-latest-rotomata.json to regenerate the target pool, background comparisons, full-pool type leaders, mechanical tiers, and per-boss evidence whenever the Game Master changes. Add --weather cloudy for a conditional run or --format summary for a compact drift report.

Upcoming updates

Announced “+” attacks

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Party-of-2 gain uses the calculator's Dark/Ghost weakness preset against Lunala (Ghost/Psychic). It compares the same level-52 Mega with and without the additional move, before a teammate aura is applied, choosing its best moveset on each side. The percentage is a combat input, not a tier score.

Pokemon	Additional attack	Base power	Level 4 power	Party 2 gain vs. Ghost/Psychic
Mega Chandelure Announced for October 31 Game Master stats	Ominous Wind+	145	188.5	+38.9%
Mega Sableye Announced for November 1 Projected timing	Night Shade+	160	208	+60.8%

Confirmed combat record: The Game Master confirms Ominous Wind+ at 145 power, 100 energy, and 2.5 seconds, despite its October 31 debut being upcoming.

Announced projection: Night Shade+ is announced for November 1 with 160 Raid power. Its energy, duration, and attachment are absent from the Game Master checked October 18. The Sableye calculation assumes 100 energy and ordinary Night Shade's 2.5-second duration; the power comes from the official announcement.

Temporary Chandelure bonuses: Its Global Challenge can increase Ominous Wind+ power and Super Max CP from November 2 to 15. The amounts depend on challenge results, so this ranking uses its permanent stats.

Futureproofing: resilient catch-aligned matchups

Catch-aligned leadership can survive stronger future “+” attacks when those attackers cannot boost the caught Pokemon's candy. The strongest protected cases identified in the October 18 audit are below. These are matchup-specific projections, not guarantees that a Mega will always lead outright.

Mega	Catch-aligned matchup	Nearest pending rival	Rival base power to overtake
Mega Mewtwo X	Okidogi	Mega Gengar — Shadow Ball+	~317
Mega Victreebel	Tapu Bulu	Mega Scovillain — Flamethrower+	~283
Mega Staraptor	Virizion	Mega Blaziken — Blaze Kick+	~240; ~190 in sunny weather

Staraptor's protection is specific to Virizion. Rayquaza and Pinsir cannot boost Virizion's Grass/Fighting catch types. Pinsir can boost Bug candy for Buzzwole and Pheromosa, where Aerial Ace+ could overtake Staraptor at about 138 power. Gallade's Sacred Sword+ could take Fighting-aligned leads such as Keldeo at about 158 power. Neither move's combat stats are known yet.

Projection assumptions: These comparisons use the same level-52, mutually boosted Party-of-2 model and 95-Mega/Primal, 188-boss pool described above. Pending moves use 100 energy, the ordinary move type and duration referenced by the datamined move names, and the 1.3× Mega Level 4 power multiplier. No weather applies unless stated. The thresholds change the nominal DPS winner; the tiers still allow 1% ties. All three protected cases retained their catch-aligned lead across every weather when the remaining identified unknown-power moves were assigned 185 power. That is a sensitivity check, not a cap on future power. Unknown timing, energy, and unidentified moves can change these results. Lopunny's Normal catch niche also looks promising, but Kangaskhan's future move remains unidentified.

S Tier

Primal Kyogre
Primal Groudon
Mega Rayquaza

A Tier

At least one modeled boss where this is simultaneously an outright duo co-leader under the 1% rule and catch-aligned.

Mega Victreebel
Acid and Acid Spray+ both receive 1.3× against Tapu Bulu. Victreebel is simultaneously the outright and catch-aligned leader there, beating the best background strategy—Crowned Sword Zacian supported by Primal Kyogre—by 46.8%.

Outright + catch-aligned duo leader

Tapu Bulu.
Mega Starmie
Liquidation+ makes Starmie both outright and catch-aligned against Victini by 7.5% over the best background-supported non-Mega. It is also the outright leader across the modeled Fire and Ground pool by 10.4% to 52.2%, and the catch-aligned leader for Iron Boulder by 7.5%.

Outright + catch-aligned duo leader

Victini.

Outright duo leader

Entei; Groudon and Primal Groudon; Arceus (Fire and Ground); Incarnate and Therian Landorus; Silvally (Fire and Ground); and Blacephalon.

Catch-aligned duo leader

Iron Boulder.
Mega Dragonite
Dragon Breath and Outrage+ both receive 1.3×. Dragonite is outright and catch-aligned on 13 Dragon profiles by 1.5% to 7.4% over the best background strategy, and remains the catch-aligned leader on 12 more by 1.1% to 7.4%.

Outright + catch-aligned duo leader

Palkia and Origin Palkia; Altered and Origin Giratina; Arceus (Dragon); Reshiram; Zekrom; Silvally (Dragon); Regidrago; Miraidon; Walking Wake; Gouging Fire; and Raging Bolt.

Catch-aligned duo leader

Latias and Mega Latias; Latios and Mega Latios; Kyurem, Black Kyurem, and White Kyurem; Guzzlord; Ultra Necrozma; Naganadel; Eternatus; and Koraidon.
Mega Mewtwo X
Mewtwo X has three outright-and-aligned profiles, beating the best background strategy by 22.9% to 47.3%. It adds four catch-only leadership profiles at 1.0% to 42.1% and 31 outright profiles at 15.1% to 86.7%; Dynamic Punch+ handles most Fighting offense while Psystrike supplies the aligned Psychic cases.

Outright + catch-aligned duo leader

Cobalion; Crowned Shield Zamazenta; and Single Strike Urshifu.

Outright duo leader

Regirock, Regice, and Registeel; Dialga and Origin Dialga; Regigigas; Darkrai and Mega Darkrai; Arceus (Normal, Dark, Ice, Rock, and Steel); Kyurem, Black Kyurem, and White Kyurem; Type: Null; Silvally (Normal, Dark, Ice, Rock, and Steel); Guzzlord; Stakataka; Meltan; Melmetal; Glastrier; Chien-Pao; Ting-Lu; Chi-Yu; and Terapagos.

Catch-aligned duo leader

Terrakion; Meloetta and Pirouette Meloetta; and Okidogi.
Mega Staraptor
Brave Bird+ makes Staraptor simultaneously outright and catch-aligned against Virizion, Buzzwole, and Pheromosa, beating the best Mega Rayquaza-backed non-Mega strategy by 24.7%. It also becomes the Party-of-2 Flying type leader, adds three outright-only profiles, and has ten catch-aligned-only profiles.

Outright + catch-aligned duo leader

Virizion; Buzzwole; and Pheromosa.

Outright duo leader

Mega Mewtwo X; Arceus (Bug); and Silvally (Bug).

Catch-aligned duo leader

Galarian Zapdos; Sky Shaymin; Arceus (Fighting); Keldeo; Silvally (Fighting); Marshadow; Hero Zamazenta; Kubfu; Rapid Strike Urshifu; and Koraidon.
Mega Chandelure Unreleased
Ominous Wind+ is announced for October 31 and already has Game Master combat stats. Hex and Ominous Wind+ make Chandelure the Party-of-2 Ghost type leader, with six simultaneous outright and catch-aligned profiles at 3.7% to 9.9% over the best background strategy. It also wins outright against Tapu Lele and Dawn Wings Necrozma; the latter encounter awards ordinary Necrozma, so it is not catch-aligned.

Outright + catch-aligned duo leader

Arceus (Ghost); Hoopa; Silvally (Ghost); Lunala; Spectrier; and Shadow Rider Calyrex.

Outright duo leader

Tapu Lele; and Dawn Wings Necrozma.
Mega Baxcalibur Unreleased
Baxcalibur is both outright and catch-aligned on every modeled Dragon/Flying and Dragon/Ground profile. Dragon Breath plus Blizzard beats Black Kyurem supported by backline Mega Rayquaza by 4.5% against Rayquaza and Zygarde, including regular non-Mega Zygarde; it also wins outright against Sky Shaymin by 7.1%.

Outright + catch-aligned duo leader

Mega Rayquaza, Rayquaza, Mega Zygarde, and Zygarde.

Outright duo leader

Sky Shaymin.

A- Tier

No no-weather combined result, but at least one weather condition makes the candidate simultaneously an outright co-leader and catch-aligned.

Mega Raichu Y
Without weather, Raichu Y has three catch-aligned leads and 23 separate outright wins, but no combined profile. Rain makes Zapdos and both Thundurus formes simultaneously outright and catch-aligned by 28.7%, which mechanically places it in A-.

Outright duo leader

Articuno and Galarian Articuno; Moltres and Galarian Moltres; Suicune; Lugia; Ho-Oh; Kyogre and Primal Kyogre; Phione; Manaphy; Arceus (Flying and Water); Incarnate and Therian Tornadus; Yveltal; Volcanion; Silvally (Flying and Water); Tapu Fini; Celesteela; and Incarnate and Therian Enamorus.

Catch-aligned duo leader

Zapdos; Incarnate Thundurus; and Therian Thundurus.

Weather condition

Rain — Zapdos; Incarnate Thundurus; and Therian Thundurus become outright + catch-aligned (+28.7%).
Mega Mewtwo Y
Without weather, Future Sight+ gives Mewtwo Y 22 outright wins but no catch-aligned lead. Windy makes it both outright and catch-aligned for Munkidori by 7.9%, satisfying A-. It also gains a windy catch-aligned lead for Mega Mewtwo X by 14.5%, where Chandelure remains outright.

Outright duo leader

Zapdos and Galarian Zapdos; Arceus (Fighting and Poison); Terrakion; Incarnate and Therian Thundurus; Keldeo; Pirouette Meloetta; Silvally (Fighting and Poison); Marshadow; Poipole; Naganadel; Hero Zamazenta; Eternatus; Kubfu; Rapid Strike Urshifu; Koraidon; Okidogi; Fezandipiti; and Pecharunt.

Weather condition

Windy — Munkidori becomes outright + catch-aligned (+7.9%); Mega Mewtwo X becomes catch-aligned only (+14.5%).
Mega Delphox
Without weather, Delphox is catch-aligned for Ice Rider Calyrex and outright on six separate Bug profiles. Clear/Sunny makes the Ice Rider Calyrex result outright as well as catch-aligned by 13.4%, satisfying A- but not the no-weather A rule.

Outright duo leader

Genesect with no Drive, Burn Drive, Chill Drive, Douse Drive, or Shock Drive; and Kartana.

Catch-aligned duo leader

Ice Rider Calyrex.

Weather condition

Clear / Sunny — Ice Rider Calyrex becomes outright + catch-aligned (+13.4%).

B+ Tier

At least one no-weather catch-aligned duo co-lead under the 1% rule, but no combined outright-and-aligned result in baseline or weather.

Mega Lopunny
Low Kick and Focus Blast both receive 1.3×. Lopunny is the fastest catch-aligned strategy for all five modeled Normal encounters, beating Pheromosa supported by Primal Kyogre by 7.3%; Mewtwo X remains outright, and no weather creates a combined result.

Catch-aligned duo leader

Regigigas; Arceus (Normal); Type: Null; Silvally (Normal); and Terapagos.
Mega Greninja
Water Shuriken and Surf+ both receive 1.3×. Greninja is the no-weather catch-aligned duo leader against Ting-Lu, beating Bug Bite/Focus Blast Pheromosa supported by Primal Kyogre by 26.7%; Starmie remains outright, and no weather creates a combined result.

Catch-aligned duo leader

Ting-Lu.

B Tier

No no-weather catch-aligned result, but at least one weather condition creates a catch-aligned duo co-lead without a combined outright result.

Mega Meganium Unreleased
Meganium has no qualifying no-weather boss result. Under Clear/Sunny, its Grass/Fairy package becomes the catch-aligned leader for Tapu Fini and beats the best background strategy by 0.5%; it is not outright, so the conditional catch rule places it in B.

Weather condition

Clear / Sunny — catch-aligned for Tapu Fini (+0.5%).
Mega Lucario Z Unreleased
Lucario Z has no qualifying no-weather boss result. Cloudy/Overcast makes it the catch-aligned leader on eight Steel encounters by 10.0%, while Mewtwo X remains the outright strategy; that is exactly the conditional B rule.

Weather condition

Cloudy / Overcast — catch-aligned for Registeel; both Dialga formes; Arceus (Steel); Silvally (Steel); Stakataka; Meltan; and Melmetal (+10.0%).
Mega Chesnaught
Chesnaught has no qualifying no-weather boss result. Clear/Sunny makes it catch-aligned for Keldeo and Rapid Strike Urshifu by 17.9%; it also becomes outright on the modeled Ground profiles by 29.7%, but those are separate targets, so B outranks conditional C+.

Weather condition

Clear / Sunny — catch-aligned for Keldeo and Rapid Strike Urshifu (+17.9%); outright for Groudon, Arceus (Ground), and Silvally (Ground) (+29.7%).

B- Tier

At least one no-weather outright duo co-lead under the 1% rule, but no catch-aligned lead in baseline or weather.

Mega Beedrill
Fell Stinger+ gives Beedrill 34 no-weather outright wins by 12.8% to 71.2% over the best background-supported non-Mega strategy. None is catch-aligned, and no weather creates a catch-aligned result, so it lands in B-.

Outright duo leader

Mega Mewtwo Y; Mewtwo; Mew; Celebi; Latias and Mega Latias; Latios and Mega Latios; all four Deoxys formes; Uxie; Mesprit; Azelf; Cresselia; Shaymin; Arceus (Grass and Psychic); Meloetta; Hoopa Unbound; Silvally (Grass and Psychic); Cosmog; Cosmoem; Necrozma and Ultra Necrozma; Zarude; Calyrex and Ice Rider Calyrex; Wo-Chien; Iron Leaves; Ogerpon; and Iron Boulder.

C+ Tier

No no-weather outright result, but at least one weather condition creates an outright co-lead without any catch-aligned lead.

Mega Glimmora Unreleased
Glimmora wins the no-weather Party-of-2 Rock preset against Bug/Fire by 6.3% over Mega Starmie, but has no qualifying boss win. Partly Cloudy makes it outright for Articuno, Moltres, and Ho-Oh by 12.1%; none is catch-aligned, so it meets conditional C+.

Weather condition

Partly Cloudy — outright for Articuno, Moltres, and Ho-Oh (+12.1%).

C Tier

No qualifying boss result in baseline or weather, but the candidate is within 1% of the fastest full-pool Party-of-2 strategy for an observed defender typing, using a super-effective Charged Attack covered by its own aura.

No Pokemon currently qualify.

C- Tier

No qualifying boss or Party-of-2 type-matchup lead, but the candidate is within 1% of the fastest full-pool Gym attacker for an observed defender typing, using a super-effective Charged Attack covered by its own aura.

Mega Gengar
Gengar wins the shared Dark/Ghost Gym preset against Ghost/Psychic by 1.3% over Mega Absol Z. It does not win a modeled raid-boss matchup.
Mega Sceptile
Sceptile wins the Gym Grass presets against Ground/Water and Rock/Water by 6.1% over Mega Meganium.
Mega Gardevoir
Gardevoir wins the Gym Fairy presets against Fighting/Dragon, Fighting/Dark, and Dragon/Dark by 2.7% over Mega Magearna.
Mega Absol Z Unreleased
Absol Z wins the Gym Dark preset against Normal/Ghost by 4.0% over Shadow Darkrai.
Mega Zygarde Unreleased
Zygarde wins the Gym comparison against Water/Dragon, such as Kingdra, using Dragon Tail and Outrage: 3.0% ahead of Eternatus. Against Fire/Dragon, Dragon Tail and Earthquake lead by 5.2% over Eternatus.
Mega Zeraora Unreleased
Zeraora wins the Gym Electric preset against Water/Flying by 9.9% over Shadow Therian Thundurus; Raichu Y takes the Party-of-2 lead on that preset.

D+ Tier

No A–C− result, but it has a multi-type aura package with no exact duplicate and no higher-tier single Mega or Primal that strictly contains the whole package.

Mega Charizard X
Mega Charizard Y
Mega Pidgeot
Mega Clefable Unreleased
Mega Pinsir
Mega Aerodactyl
Mega Ampharos
Mega Heracross
Mega Skarmory
Mega Houndoom
Mega Mewtwo Y beats Houndoom by 3.1% on the Party-of-2 Dark preset against Normal/Ghost, and Chandelure wins the shared Dark/Ghost preset against Ghost/Psychic. Houndoom has no qualifying boss result in any audited weather, but its unique Fire/Dark aura keeps it in D+.
Mega Tyranitar
Mega Swampert
Mega Altaria
Mega Abomasnow
Mega Froslass Unreleased
Mega Heatran Unreleased
Mega Audino
Mega Scrafty Unreleased
Mega Golurk Unreleased
Mega Pyroar Unreleased
Mega Malamar
Mega Barbaracle Unreleased
Mega Dragalge Unreleased
Mega Diancie
Mega Crabominable Unreleased
Mega Drampa Unreleased

D Tier

No A–C− result and the exact multi-type package is duplicated, but no exact duplicate ranks C− or higher; every such duplicate stays in D.

Mega Feraligatr Unreleased
Mega Steelix
Mega Scizor
Mega Blaziken
Mega Mawile
Mega Chimecho Unreleased
Mega Metagross
Mega Emboar Unreleased
Mega Excadrill Unreleased
Mega Golisopod Unreleased
Mega Magearna Unreleased
Magearna has no qualifying Party-of-2 or Gym lead across the 162 defender typings. Mega Gardevoir beats it by 2.7% in Gym against Fighting/Dragon, Fighting/Dark, and Dragon/Dark. Its Steel/Fairy aura duplicates Mega Mawile; neither reaches C−, so both rank D.
Mega Tatsugiri Unreleased

E Tier

No A–C− result, no higher-tier strict aura superset, and an exact coverage duplicate already ranks C− or higher.

Mega Venusaur
Mega Slowbro
Mega Gyarados
Mega Sableye Announced move
Night Shade+ is announced for November 1 with 160 Raid power. Assuming 100 energy and ordinary Night Shade's 2.5-second duration, its projected Party-of-2 DPS against Lunala (Ghost/Psychic) rises 60.8%, accounting for its existing Dark moves as well. It has no qualifying boss lead in baseline or weather. Its Ghost/Dark aura duplicates higher-tier Mega Absol Z, leaving it in E.
Mega Medicham
Mega Sharpedo
Mega Garchomp
Mega Lucario
Mega Gallade
Mega Scolipede Unreleased
Mega Hawlucha Unreleased
Its Fighting/Flying aura package exactly duplicates A-tier Mega Staraptor, so the exact-duplicate rule places Hawlucha in E.

F Tier

No A–C− result and either only monotype coverage, or a multi-type package strictly contained by a higher-tier backline aura regardless of exact duplicates.

Mega Blastoise
Mega Raichu X
Mega Alakazam
Mega Kangaskhan
Mega Aggron
Mega Manectric
Discharge+ has Game Master stats of 150 base power, 100 energy, and a 2.5-second duration, reaching 195 power at Mega Level 4. Manectric has no qualifying result across 188 modeled boss profiles, seven weather conditions, or the expanded presets. Its monotype Electric coverage keeps it in F.
Mega Camerupt
Mega Banette
Mega Absol
Mega Glalie
Mega Salamence
Its Dragon/Flying package is strictly contained by S-tier Mega Rayquaza's Flying/Psychic/Dragon backline aura; the exact Dragonite duplicate does not override that containment.
Mega Latias
Its Psychic/Dragon package is strictly contained by S-tier Mega Rayquaza's Flying/Psychic/Dragon backline aura; the exact Latios duplicate does not override that containment.
Mega Latios
Its Psychic/Dragon package is strictly contained by S-tier Mega Rayquaza's Flying/Psychic/Dragon backline aura; the exact Latias duplicate does not override that containment.
Mega Garchomp Z Unreleased
Mega Darkrai Unreleased
Mega Eelektross Unreleased
Mega Floette Unreleased
Mega Meowstic Unreleased
Mega Falinks
Mega Scovillain Unreleased
Its otherwise unique Fire/Grass package is strictly contained by S-tier Primal Groudon's Fire/Grass/Ground backline aura.