Pokémon

“	Gotta Catch 'Em All!	„
	~ Series' catchphrase

For detailed information about this series, visit Bulbapedia or the Pokémon Wiki.

Summary

Pokémon is a video game franchise owned by Nintendo and developed by Game Freak that made it's first release on the Game Boy and has turned into one of the most successful video-game media franchises by Nintendo. The series involves creatures of different types and elements fighting each other in a rock-paper-scissors-like fashion with the player trying to catch and train them. It became one of the world's most recognizable fads and it was popular enough to spawn an anime, toys, many movies, and a manga. It's the second best selling video game franchise, only surpassed by Mario Bros, and the highest-grossing media franchise of all time.

Power of the Verse

This series has cosmic Legendaries such as Arceus who created the Pokémon Multiverse and Giratina who is a Multiversal to Multiversal+ anti-matter manipulator, along with Dialga and Palkia, who have control over time and space respectively. The series also has the Weather Trio, who are responsible for shaping the main planet setting of the series. It consists of Groudon, who creates continents, Kyogre, who expands the sea, and Rayquaza, who is superior to both and ends the conflict between the two Pokémon. The Legendaries in this verse in general are usually very powerful either in terms of raw power such as Regigigas being able to tow continents or hax such as Xerneas being able to grant and control life and Hoopa's manipulation of hyperspace. Quite a few Legendary Pokémon are Planetary as well, and some even reach Galactic to High Universal levels of power. Many Pokémon, both Legendary and non-Legendary, are capable of using hax techniques in forms of moves, usually in form of Ghost and Psychic Types, and abilities such as intensifying gravity (Gravity) and attacking with mirages (Night Shade). Overall, it is a pretty powerful franchise.

Calculations

Magikarp jumps over a mountain (9-B)
Team Rocket Trio Stops Dragonite (9-B)
Brycen shatters a boulder & Red tanks an explosion (9-B)
Brendan Falls Through Hole & James Tosses Tentacruel (9-C, 9-B)
Magikarp splash impact (9-A)
Phanpy smashes boulders (9-A)
All Pokémon tank land mines (9-A)
Cleffa tanks meteor impacts (8-C)
Steelix vs Chimchar (8-B)
Diglett uses Earth Power (8-A)
Scorbunny heats up a building-sized girder (8-A)
Magneton raises the temperature around him (Low 7-C)
Catastropika (Low 7-C)
Piplup's Whirlpool (High 7-C)
Pupitar topples a mountain (High 7-C)
Pulverizing Pummel (High 7-C)
Drifloon explodes (Low 7-B)
Volcarona replaces the Sun (7-B)
Rockruff and Kommo-o destroy an island (7-A)
Defog clears fog on Route 210 (7-A)
Charizard melts mountains (7-A+)
Groudon raises continents (High 6-A)
Rayquaza, Mewtwo and Deoxys push back Dark Matter's influence (5-B)
Deoxys destroys the planet (5-B)
Shadow Mewtwo destroys the planet (5-A)
Necrozma absorbs all of Ultra Space's light (3-C)

Chuck lifts his weight (Peak Human)

Gurdurr lifts a girder (Peak Human)

Conkeldurr lifts stone pillars (Class 5)

Machoke lifts 18x his body weight (Class 5)

Partner Pikachu's Strong Push (Class 5)

Mantyke lifts a boulder (Class 25)

Snorlax stops a train (Class 100)

Ryouga lifts a boulder (Class 100)

Heracross's lifting strength (Class 100 | G)

Gible lifts a boulder (Class K)

Groudon raises the continents (Class Z)

Red and Blue Dash (Peak Human)

The ZERO-ONE flies to the edge of the atmosphere (Massively Hypersonic)

Iris's Hydreigon flies into space (Massively Hypersonic+)

Shadow Mewtwo destroys the planet (Sub-Relativistic Attack Speed)

Poliwrath reacts to Doom Desire (Relativistic Combat Speed and Reactions)

Golem and Gyarados dodge Solar Beam (Relativistic+ Combat Speed and Reactions)

Lunala travels through the Ultra Space (Massively FTL+)

Note

All of our Pokémon species profiles are composite versions of that species of Pokémon across all canon mediums, including the games, the anime, the manga, the Trading Card Game and spin-off games. Their power and abilities should reflect this. The only exceptions to this are Pokémon that are individual enough to warrant a profile separate from their species, such as Ash's Pikachu.
All of our Pokémon species profiles assume the Pokémon is wild, Level 100 with perfect EVs and IVs, and know every possible move and skill without being trained.