
#1
Tinkaton



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Great League (Mega Edition)
Use this list to find the best Pokémon for Great League (Mega Edition) in Pokémon GO, the format where Mega Evolution is legal. It ranks every eligible Pokémon by how it performs under the 1500 CP cap, including the Mega Plus moves that Mega Evolution unlocks. Ranks and movesets are powered by PvPoke, an open-source PvP battle simulator.
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#1
Tinkaton




#2
Shadow Ninetales


#3
Mega Sableye




#4
Shadow Quagsire



#5
Altaria



#6
Galarian Corsola


#7
Florges Red


#8
Quagsire



#9
Corviknight



#11
Mantine



#12
Melmetal


#13
Ninetales


#14
Empoleon




#15
Shadow Empoleon



#16
Thievul

Tinkaton currently ranks #1 in Great League (Mega Edition) with Fairy Wind plus Gigaton Hammer and Bulldoze. Shadow Ninetales and Mega Sableye round out the top three.
Every ranked Pokémon battles every other Pokémon in an all-vs-all simulation across several shield scenarios. The overall score combines those results, and tiers group Pokémon with similar scores.
After major game changes: move balance updates, new Pokémon releases, and season rotations.