Pokemon Masters EX Tier List: All Sync Pairs [2.30.0]

Elesa and Rotom are the two most durable supports, able to decrease allies Sync Counter and speed up Mega Evolution. Finally, mechanics for using Mega Evolutions have been developed. With her ability to lower your teammates’ Sync Move Counter, this Support Sync Pair will assist you Mega-Evolve more quickly.

Rotom also adds accuracy and critical boosts to the table and has some of the best defensive numbers. A necessary Sync Pair for every Mega Evolution fan or trainer who wants to harvest synchronization orbs.

Rotom has the most outstanding Defense and Sp.def of any Pokémon in Pokemon Masters EX. While its Health stat is a little lower, this is to be expected considering its rock-solid defense. This Rotom is poised to be the backbone of the team. It’s safe to say she’s the heaviest character in the game.

Elesa isn’t only stunning to look at; her support abilities are as impressive, allowing you to decrease your sync counter while simultaneously increasing your accuracy and critical rate.

That’s why she’s one of the best buffers in the league. Thunder, one of Rotom’s abilities, allows it to do damage, which is unusual for support. Due to its low offensive numbers, Rotom is not recommended as a damaged unit.

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However, if your Striker has perished and you still need to deliver damage, Rotom may step in for some time. Hyper Beam of Lance and Dragonite is only 90% accurate, but with Elesa and Rotom, Lance’s Accuracy can be increased to 100%.

Hyper Beam will never miss, and its attack and critical strike stats may also increase. Since Elesa can compensate for Lance’s shortcomings, combining them may be rather formidable.

It would be best if you supported this Sync Pair since Elesa introduced a new mechanism that reduces Sync Move Counter. 

C Tier

Although the C tier is below average, it is given about the same weight as the other tiers on this ranking. Two Sync Pairs that are almost exact replicas of one another make up this tier. These Sync Pairs are some of the least important ones.

Kukui

Let’s all warmly welcome Kukui & Lycanroc, our newest additions to the world, and Olivia’s sync pairings kit counterparts. Statistics-wise, both Kukui and Lycanroc have speed and respectable Special Defense.

However, he has a new offensive feature called Quick Move, severely restricting his attack options. Island Splintered Stormshards!, Lycanroc’s Sync Move is a one-of-a-kind ability that enables the user to break through any barrier or shield on the board.

When Lycanroc uses “Leer!” he can knock out all his foes with a single gauge’s worth of defense. In conjunction with “Island, Splintered Stormshards!” Lycanroc and its partner are in a beneficial “Technical Sync Pair” situation.

The question is whether or not we find conditions when such contacts are necessary. The pair’s maneuvers are technically flawless; they’d win any competition. During the sandstorm, Lycanroc increases his damage and cannot be scared away.

If you want to defeat Lycanroc, you’ll need to use a strategy that involves an opponent with high defenses and the ability to destroy defensive barriers; in other words, you’ll need to use a Team Synergy.

In his position as a facilitator, Lycanroc allows Physical Attacking Sync Pairs to do much more significant damage. It’s not because Lycanroc isn’t a competent Technical Pokémon—that the duo is so great that the problem isn’t with their equipment but with where they’d use it.

Outside of possible new EX Challenges and our next Rayquaza event (assuming it includes defensive enhancements), we have not seen any fights that put Kukui and Lycanroc to the test.

The Sync Pair is fantastic for its work, and you should be pleased with your choice. Unfortunately, I can’t think of a single gaming situation in which using this technique would be a good idea at the moment. 

Sabrina

With one of the best Sp. Def Supports in the game. This Sync duo is a formidable force. Many of you have been waiting for Sabrina, the ultimate Waifu, and it is now my responsibility to introduce you to all she has to offer.

Alakazam & Sabrina, also known as The newest addition to Pokémon Masters, Sp.Atk Enabler. It takes teamwork to a whole new level regarding Special Attackers. If you’re a fan of Blue and Lance, you can consider using Mega Pidgeot or Dragonite. There is no better Sync Pair than Sabrina and Alakazam.

Now it’s time to check out her toolbox. She significantly improves her allies’ Special Attack and Accuracy, making it such that neither Hyper beam nor Hurricane will ever miss their target.

Even Brendan may be made to shine with a Sabrina Support if you have unlocked Undaunted on it, which prevents it from losing Sp. Atk during consecutive Leaf Storms. So, if you have a character with a powerful Special Attack, you should Sync Pair with Sabrina.

Since Sabrina has access to Dire Hit, All and Alakazam may use Psychic, the possibility of lowering the opposition’s Sp. Def is available, which might be seen as an increase in damage. Even the offensive kit of this Sync Pair is designed to aid your primary Sp.

Attacking Sync Pair in cooperative play or with a Rosanta and Delibird as your third ally provides gauge acceleration and enables Alakazam to go on the attack. That is to say, briefly. The two of you, Sabrina and Alakazam, are Sp. Atk Enablers.

I think the optimal configuration is, although Team Synergy has been the focus of this whole post. Any Sp.The attacker (Lance, Brendan, or Blue preferred), Sabrina, Alakazam, Rosanta, and Delibird. This Sync Pair is a must-have if you often use Lance Brendan or Blue in your games.

Hat woman is like a sister to them. To guarantee that your squad never misses a Leaf Storm Hurricane or Hyper Beam, she may aid by enabling Sp. Atk. So, I will place him in the C tier of the Pokemon Masters EX Tier list 2023.

D Tier

These Sync Pairs are the ones with the lowest importance. According to the current meta, the D Tier Sync Pairs are the weakest at the lowest tier in this game. Now that I am unveiling the last layer, a couple of different things.

Bea

A powerful, independent, and offensively gifted Striker of a kind that is under-represented in the game. In theory, given their grid, they should be able to reach their offensive potential swiftly. Among Combatant Classes, the Sync Nuke is the strongest.

Bea and Sirfetch have emerged as the newest Fighting Type Striker in the game, and they’re ready to rip the competition to shreds with a blend of chivalry and determination, the likes of which have never been seen.

Before, Bea and Sirfetch, as Fighting Type attackers, faced a small amount of rivalry in the damage-dealing specialty. One of its strengths is how simple it is to prepare an attack with them. They can achieve their full offensive potential with minimal assistance and function well independently. In reality, once entering the field, their Critical Rate increases by +2 and may reach its maximum value following their grid.

They have no trouble achieving the all-important +6 attack thanks to their X-Attack ability and grid. Despite their slower movement and reliance on a 4-bar move, they can be surprisingly sync-bar-friendly thanks to at least one very reliable Move Gauge refresh method on their grid and X-Speed as a skill.

However, it is usually best to rely on support units for these stats to maintain a constant flow of damage. I was wondering how badly they were hurt. Meteor Assault is competitive with the current Fighting Type strikers in a like-for-like comparison.

It does so without significant downsides, such as limited accuracy, possible recoil, or defensive drops. As the other Fighting Type strikers in the game tend to downgrade their Sync Move strength in favor of Mega Evolution, Bea and Sirfetch’d stand out from the crowd thanks to their very powerful Sync nuke. Unfortunately, Bea and Sirfetch aren’t perfect, and their diminutive size is their most significant flaw. It’s near their primary rival.

And, as you would expect from a sync duo with just a 4-bar motion to work with, they move at a somewhat sluggish pace. They can increase their speed but at the cost of not assaulting during those turns. Thus finding the proper equilibrium may be difficult. As a result, I will place him in the D tier of the Pokemon Masters EX Tier List update.

Piers

It is a helpful support unit with valuable buffs and potentially unprecedented staying power if played right, but nothing earth-shattering or must-have. It relies on prediction to do its job, leaving it a sitting duck if those predictions fail.

It depends very heavily on skill with limited uses to be genuinely effective, necessitating MP Refresh luck for continued viability. It can potentially tank better than any other sync pair in the game for a short period if played right.

Piers was a natural choice for Pokemon Masters at this game stage. He’s the only Generation 8 gym leader who doesn’t use Dynamax/Gigantamax, so he slots in perfectly.

And the way that they implemented him is relatively attractive as well! Piers & Obstagoon have three skills and one attack to draw from, each with a unique way of affecting the battle. On top of this, if Obstruct guards against a physical move, then the attacker’s defense drops by two stages.

Going even further, all three of Piers & Obstagoon’s passive skills chain into this move, resulting in a boost to its defense and Special Defense, as well as the whole team’s attack every time it’s successful.

This means that after one proper prediction, Pierse & Obstagoon can potentially change the pace of battle, and the skill has two uses base. However, it’s not all songs of victory for Piers & Obstagoon, as they also have drawbacks.

Their bulk is lovely, but they lack any possible recovery, and their primary defensive tool can be a bit suspect. This is because tanks generally want to boost their defenses early to maximize their tanking capabilities.

Yet, at the same time, Pierse & Obstagoon tend to like to reserve Obstruct until later in the battle when powerful moves like Hyper Beam or Double Edge are more likely to be used. 

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