Ultimate
For Pokémon who've proven their fighting capabilities as the best of the bunch.
Great
For Pokémon who've proven to be elite level battlers but haven't beaten a Legendary.
Good
For Pokémon who've defeated tough opponents like multiple Pseudo-Legendaries or Pokémon they are normally weak to.
Decent
For Pokémon who've shown Potential by beating strong Pokémon or a singular Pseudo-Legendary.
Underused
For Pokémon who haven't gotten the time to shine just yet.
Released
Pokémon who've parted ways with Redwood.
Created Dec 25, 2025
Redwood's Pokémon Power Levels ranks an impressive collection of nicknamed Pokémon companions based on their battle prowess and competitive strength. From legendary powerhouses like Lugia (Zephyr) and the mysterious Regi duo of Regieleki and Regidrago, to beloved starters including Venusaur (Mossy), Feraligatr (Todd), and the Shiny Sceptile (Midori), this ranking showcases a diverse roster spanning multiple generations.
The list features fan-favorite pseudo-legendaries like Garchomp (Kisame) and Salamence (Dracos), alongside unexpected contenders such as Furret (Boop) and Spinda (Bukiyō). Each Pokémon's unique nickname adds personality to the rankings, whether it's the intimidating Gyarados (Titania), the mythical Genesect (Reaper), or the adorable Azumarill (Bubbles). This comprehensive power ranking evaluates combat effectiveness, strategic value, and overall dominance in Redwood's carefully curated team.
The list features fan-favorite pseudo-legendaries like Garchomp (Kisame) and Salamence (Dracos), alongside unexpected contenders such as Furret (Boop) and Spinda (Bukiyō). Each Pokémon's unique nickname adds personality to the rankings, whether it's the intimidating Gyarados (Titania), the mythical Genesect (Reaper), or the adorable Azumarill (Bubbles). This comprehensive power ranking evaluates combat effectiveness, strategic value, and overall dominance in Redwood's carefully curated team.