Master your battle strategy with our Move Calculator Pokemon. Calculate raw damage, required offensive stats, or opponent defensive thresholds to ensure your next move is a knockout.
Move Calculator
Leave ONE field empty to solve for it.
Move Calculator Pokemon Formula:
Variables:
- Level (L): The level of the attacking Pokémon (usually 50 or 100).
- Power (P): The base power of the move used.
- Attack (A): The effective Attack or Sp. Atk stat of the attacker.
- Defense (D): The effective Defense or Sp. Def stat of the target.
- Damage: The resulting HP reduction (excluding random variance).
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What is Move Calculator Pokemon?
A Move Calculator Pokemon is a specialized tool used by competitive players to predict the outcome of a battle. By inputting the specific stats of an attacker and defender, you can determine if a specific move will result in a One-Hit KO (OHKO) or how much defensive investment is needed to survive an onslaught.
Unlike basic calculators, this tool allows for “Reverse Solving.” For example, if you know you need to deal 120 damage to knock out an opponent, you can calculate exactly how much Attack stat or Move Power is required to reach that threshold.
How to Calculate Move Calculator Pokemon (Example):
- Identify your Pokémon’s Level (e.g., 50) and Attack stat (e.g., 150).
- Note the Move’s Base Power (e.g., Thunderbolt = 90).
- Determine the target’s Defense stat (e.g., 100).
- Plug into the formula:
[((2 * 50 / 5 + 2) * 90 * 150 / 100) / 50 + 2]. - Result: Approximately 61.4 damage before modifiers.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Does this include Type Effectiveness? This base calculator provides the raw damage. You should multiply the result by 2x for super-effective or 0.5x for resisted moves.
What is the “STAB” bonus? Same Type Attack Bonus (STAB) adds a 1.5x multiplier if the Pokémon’s type matches the move’s type.
Is there a random factor in Pokémon damage? Yes, the game applies a random multiplier between 0.85 and 1.00 to the final calculated damage.
Can I use this for Special Attacks? Absolutely. Simply input the Sp. Atk of the attacker and the Sp. Def of the defender into the Attack and Defense fields.