Top 20 Pokémon with the Highest Attack

In Pokémon GO, a Pokémon's Attack stat is crucial for battle success. Higher Attack means more damage, especially when paired with effective fast and charged attacks.

This article highlights 20 Pokémon dominating raids, PvP, and boss battles, based on their impressive Attack stats.

Table of Contents

• Shadow Mewtwo
• Mega Gallade
• Mega Gardevoir
• Mega Charizard Y
• Dusk Mane Necrozma
• Shadow Heatran
• Rayquaza
• Mega Salamence
• Mega Gengar
• Mega Alakazam
• Shadow Rhyperior
• Mega Garchomp
• Mega Blaziken
• Mega Lucario
• Primal Groudon
• Primal Kyogre
• Mega Tyranitar
• Shadow Salamence
• Dawn Wings Necrozma
• Mega Rayquaza

Shadow Mewtwo

Attack: 300

Shadow Mewtwo's legendary power speaks for itself. Once nerfed from its overwhelmingly dominant position, it remains a top contender in raids and PvP battles.

Mega Gallade

Attack: 326

Mega Gallade's high Attack and potent Psychic/Close Combat moves make it a formidable opponent, despite vulnerabilities to Dark and Flying types.

Mega Gardevoir

Attack: 326

Mega Gardevoir's excellent moveset and high Attack, particularly effective against Dragon types, make it a top choice, though it can't defend Gyms.

Mega Charizard Y

Attack: 319

Mega Charizard Y's Fire Spin/Blast Burn combination, enhanced by Solar Beam in sunny weather, combined with its incredible Attack stat, makes it a powerhouse.

Dusk Mane Necrozma

Attack: 277

While not boasting the highest Attack, Dusk Mane Necrozma's Sunsteel Strike delivers devastating blows, making it a formidable opponent despite its Steel-type weakness.

Shadow Heatran

Attack: 251

Shadow Heatran's Fire and Steel attacks are effective against Water and Ground types, making it a valuable asset in your team.

Rayquaza

Attack: 284

Rayquaza's Dragon Tail/Outrage or Hurricane combination delivers powerful attacks, particularly against Ice and Dragon types.

Mega Salamence

Attack: 310

Mega Salamence's high Attack and surprisingly high Defense make it a top Mega Evolution, despite its Ice-type weakness.

Mega Gengar

Attack: 349

Mega Gengar's Sludge Bomb and Shadow Ball deliver significant damage, making it a formidable opponent in fast-paced battles.

Mega Alakazam

Attack: 367

Mega Alakazam's impressive Attack and moveset, including Counter, Psychic, and Shadow Ball, make it a top-tier Psychic-type Pokémon.

Shadow Rhyperior

Attack: 241

Shadow Rhyperior's high Attack and CP make it a powerful damage dealer, despite its vulnerabilities to Water, Grass, and Ground types.

Mega Garchomp

Attack: 339

Mega Garchomp's Earthquake and Draco Meteor deliver devastating blows, especially against Fire and Electric types.

Mega Blaziken

Attack: 329

Mega Blaziken rivals Mega Charizard Y with its Fire Spin/Blast Burn combination and high CP and DPS.

Mega Lucario

Attack: 310

Mega Lucario's Counter and Power-Up Punch, combined with Aura Sphere's massive damage, make it a king among fighters.

Primal Groudon

Attack: 353

Primal Groudon's extremely high Attack, powerful moveset, and elemental boosts make it an unparalleled force, though obtaining it requires significant effort.

Primal Kyogre

Attack: 353

Primal Kyogre's Waterfall/Origin Pulse or Blizzard combination, effective against Fire and Ground types, makes it a formidable opponent.

Mega Tyranitar

Attack: 309

Mega Tyranitar's high Attack and Dark/Rock typing make it the best in its element, despite its vulnerabilities to Water and Grass types.

Shadow Salamence

Attack: 277

Shadow Salamence's Dragon Tail/Draco Meteor/Outrage combination, especially effective against Grass types, makes it a highly desirable addition to any team.

Dawn Wings Necrozma

Attack: 277

Dawn Wings Necrozma's high Attack and excellent moveset, particularly with Future Sight, make it a dominant force in PvE.

Mega Rayquaza

Attack: 377

Mega Rayquaza's astronomically high Attack stat makes it capable of defeating almost any opponent, especially with an optimized moveset.

This list showcases top Pokémon with high Attack stats in Pokémon GO. Remember, effective battling requires considering weaknesses, movesets, and team synergy, not just Attack power alone.