Rhyperior

Pokemon Ratings

Attacker Tier List See all Tier 4

PvE Attacker Rating 3.5 / 5

Great League PVP Rating See all 1.5 / 5

Ultra League PVP Rating See all 1.5 / 5

Master League PVP Rating See all 4 / 5

Pokemon Stats

Rock

Type

282.80 kg Weight

2.40 m Height

Pokemon Max CP

3733

ATK 241

DEF 190

STA 251

Pokemon Family

PVE Movesets Grades

Quick	Charge	ATK	DEF
Mud Slap	Surf	C	B
Mud Slap	Earthquake	A-	C
Mud Slap	Stone Edge	B	A
Smack Down	Surf	C	B
Smack Down	Earthquake	B	C
Smack Down	Stone Edge	A	A

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PVE Offensive Moves Explanation

Smack Down should be paired with Stone Edge for high-tier Rock DPS.
Mud Slap should go with Earthquake for similarly high-tier Ground DPS.
When both are super effective, Surf performs better than Earthquake, but it’s poor otherwise.

PVE Defensive Moves Explanation

Smack Down is marginally better than Mud Slap. Both are defensively solid.
Stone Edge is preferred for defense due to its early damage window.
Surf is Rhyperior’s only 2-bar move, but it’s weak vs. Water and Grass types.
Earthquake is slow and easy to dodge.

PVE Overview

Rhydon already had great stats, but its brand new evolution has superior ones, plus STAB movesets of both its types.

With Rock-type moves, its performance is very similar to that of legacy Tyranitar, and that is welcome news for those who lack the necessary event-exclusive move. However, it still falls very short of Rampardos. As a Ground-type attacker, it can’t quite touch the likes of Groudon, Excadrill, and Garchomp, but it’s still a great option and easier to obtain than those two.

Rhyperior is also very tanky, but its potential as a defender is ruined by the easily exploitable double weaknesses to Grass and Water. The weakness to Fighting doesn’t help either.

Rhyperior has a bit more potential as a Rock Type attacker in particular than it shows now, as in the main series it has a signature attack named Rock Wrecker, which sports a particularly high base power. However, when/if it will be implemented is unknown.

PVP Movesets Grades

Quick	Charge	ATK
Smack Down	Surf Stone Edge	A
Smack Down	Surf Earthquake	A-

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PvP Moveset Explanation

Smack Down+Surf and Stone Edge OR Earthquake

Smack Down is an objectively good move for Rhyperior. It has 4 DPT (Damage Per Turn) and 2.66 EPT (Energy Per Turn), meaning it will rack up some solid damage thanks to its good offensive coverage combined with STAB. Surf (65 Power/40 Energy) is Rhyperior's cheapest charged move, and a good move at that. Of all of its moves, Surf has the greatest functional synergy with Smack Down's low energy gains. Beyond this, Rhyperior also has two genuinely good STAB charged moves in Stone Edge (100 Power/55 Energy) and Earthquake (120 Power/65 Energy). The choice between the two largely comes down to what Rhyperior is being used to counter, though Stone Edge has the advantage due to its lower energy cost.

PvP Rating Explanation

Great League: 1.5 / 5

Rhyperior's stats are highly restricted in the Great League, and it has to contend with a number of Grass types in particular in the tier. It has some nice moves that can make it a bit viable, but it's not a top pick here by any stretch.

Ultra League: 1.5 / 5

A bit more unbound, but so many of Rhyperior's top counters are outright top Pokemon in the tier that it really can't function to any great degree.

Mater League: 4 / 5

With the plethora of dragons and the like at the top of the tier threatening away most of its prime counters, Rhyperior can bring out its good moveset and great bulk to wall unprepared teams.A solid prime or counter-pick due to its unique skill-set and huge defense, Rhyperior is definitely a good pick for the tier, taking down big names like Lugia and Dragonite with ease. However, it huge bulk is easily invalidated by its long list of weaknesses and double-weaknesses, making it require more team support than some other Pokemon that have similar functions in the tier.

Fast Moves

18

Mud Slap

More Info

Ground

1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.51x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	EPU	DPS	DPS w/STAB	True DPS
1.40	0.20	8.57		12.86	16.07

16

Smack Down

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Rock

1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	EPU	DPS	DPS w/STAB	True DPS
1.20	0.30	6.67		13.33	16.67

Charge Moves

65

Surf

2 Energy

More Info

Water

1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	DPE	DPS	DPS w/STAB	DPE*DPS
1.70	0.20	0.00	1.30	38.24	47.79		49.71

140

Earthquake

1 Energy

More Info

Ground

1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.51x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	DPE	DPS	DPS w/STAB	DPE*DPS
3.60	0.80	0.00	1.40	38.89	48.61		54.44

100

Stone Edge

1 Energy

More Info

Rock

1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	DPE	DPS	DPS w/STAB	DPE*DPS
2.30	1.40	0.00	1.00	43.48	54.35		43.48

130

Skull Bash

1 Energy

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Normal

.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.51x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	DPE	DPS	DPS w/STAB	DPE*DPS
3.10	0.50	0.00	1.30	41.94	52.42		54.52

85

Superpower

2 Energy

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Fighting

1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
1.4x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.51x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	DPE	DPS	DPS w/STAB	DPE*DPS
3.00	0.70	0.00	1.70	28.33	35.42		48.17

Secondary Charge Move Unlock Cost

Candy	50
Stardust	50,000

Other

Female Ratio	50.0 %
Male Ratio	50.0 %
Buddy Distance	3 km

Pokemon Type Chart

Vulnerable

	160% damage
	256% damage
	160% damage
	160% damage
	160% damage
	256% damage

Resistant

	39.1% damage
	62.5% damage
	62.5% damage
	62.5% damage
	39.1% damage
	62.5% damage

Pokemon Min/Max CP Values

How to use: You need to know your Pokemon's exact level. To find exactly what level your Pokémon is, power up your Pokémon following this chart until you're certain of your level from Stardust cost changes.

A Pokémon's minimum level is 1.

Every time you power up, your Pokémon gains half a level.

Stardust	Level	Min CP	Max CP
200	1	46	52
200	1.5	96	109
200	2	145	165
200	2.5	195	221
400	3	244	278
400	3.5	294	334
400	4	344	390
400	4.5	393	447
600	5	443	503
600	5.5	492	559
600	6	542	616
600	6.5	592	672
800	7	641	729
800	7.5	691	785
800	8	741	841
800	8.5	790	898
1000	9	840	954
1000	9.5	889	1010
1000	10	939	1067
1000	10.5	986	1120
1300	11	1033	1173
1300	11.5	1080	1227
1300	12	1127	1280
1300	12.5	1174	1333
1600	13	1221	1387
1600	13.5	1268	1440
1600	14	1315	1493
1600	14.5	1361	1546
1900	15	1408	1600
1900	15.5	1455	1653
1900	16	1502	1706
1900	16.5	1549	1760
2200	17	1596	1813
2200	17.5	1643	1866
2200	18	1690	1920
2200	18.5	1737	1973
2500	19	1784	2026
2500	19.5	1831	2080
2500	20	1878	2133
2500	20.5	1925	2186
3000	21	1972	2240
3000	21.5	2019	2293
3000	22	2066	2346
3000	22.5	2113	2400
3500	23	2160	2453
3500	23.5	2207	2506
3500	24	2254	2560
3500	24.5	2301	2613
4000	25	2348	2667
4000	25.5	2394	2720
4000	26	2441	2773
4000	26.5	2488	2827
4500	27	2535	2880
4500	27.5	2582	2933
4500	28	2629	2987
4500	28.5	2676	3040
5000	29	2723	3093
5000	29.5	2770	3147
5000	30	2817	3200
5000	30.5	2841	3227
6000	31	2864	3253
6000	31.5	2888	3280
6000	32	2911	3307
6000	32.5	2935	3333
7000	33	2958	3360
7000	33.5	2982	3387
7000	34	3005	3413
7000	34.5	3028	3440
8000	35	3052	3467
8000	35.5	3075	3493
8000	36	3099	3520
8000	36.5	3122	3547
9000	37	3146	3573
9000	37.5	3169	3600
9000	38	3193	3627
9000	38.5	3216	3653
10000	39	3240	3680
10000	39.5	3263	3707
10000	40	3287	3733