Pokémon All-22

OL POSITION GUIDE

Best Pokémon for offensive line

The offensive line role rewards a particular mix of traits. This page ranks the site roster by the All-22 role-fit model so you can compare candidates, then test them inside a complete team.

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Top Offensive line fits

The score is out of 100 and uses the same stat, size and type ingredients as the playable challenge model, with a role-specific weighting for this guide. It is useful for comparing candidates inside this game, not a claim that one Pokémon is best in every battle.

PokémonGenerationTypesFitOpen profile
MelmetalGen 7Steel98.5/100Stats →
Ting LuGen 9Dark / Ground93.8/100Stats →
GroudonGen 3Ground91.3/100Stats →
Giratina AlteredGen 4Ghost / Dragon90.7/100Stats →
Iron HandsGen 9Fighting / Electric90.1/100Stats →
RhyperiorGen 4Ground / Rock89.4/100Stats →
BuzzwoleGen 7Bug / Fighting88.1/100Stats →
SolgaleoGen 7Psychic / Steel87.8/100Stats →
Great TuskGen 9Ground / Fighting87.7/100Stats →
StonjournerGen 8Rock87.3/100Stats →
DialgaGen 4Steel / Dragon87.1/100Stats →
GlastrierGen 8Ice86.8/100Stats →
MetagrossGen 3Steel / Psychic86.7/100Stats →
StakatakaGen 7Rock / Steel85.9/100Stats →
UrsalunaGen 8Ground / Normal85.4/100Stats →
ArceusGen 4Normal85.3/100Stats →
GigalithGen 5Rock84.1/100Stats →
GarganaclGen 9Rock83.9/100Stats →
RegigigasGen 4Normal83.6/100Stats →
CoalossalGen 8Rock / Fire83.4/100Stats →

What this role needs

The offensive line rewards defense, health and weight, with attack and special defense providing smaller contributions. These are the players who make a team feel stable even when the headline names are elsewhere.

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