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The cool thing about Pokemon Masters EX is that it’s just not your Pokemon doing the battle. In this popular mobile game, your strength depends on the stats of your Pokemon, the stats of your trainer, and other Pokemons you possess.
The rule makes sense with such diverse possibilities, the game has become quite popular amongst mobile gamers.
In this post, we will detail the Pokemon Masters Tier list. Figure out effective Pokemon and trainer duos best-suited for battle.
Let’s start with the nitty-gritty of Pokemon Masters EX first.
Pokemon Masters EX: What to expect?
Pokemon Masters EX is a spin-off mobile game of the popular series. Since its release in 2019, this RPG-style Pokemon battle game has had over 22 million unique downloads and is backed by an active gaming community. You can play it on compatible Android and iOS devices for free.
Unlike any other traditional Pokemon video game in Pokemon Masters EX you have to collect and train Pokemons.
The ultimate goal is to be the best trainer by defeating other trainers from around the globe. To do so you have to create a strong team depending on the type of battle and the individuals you are fighting.
You also have to focus on developing and leveling up the potential of Pokemon Masters characters.
In Pokemon Masters EX players compete in 3 vs 3 battles. Each unit consists of a trainer and a Pokemon.
To find out the most powerful Pokemon Masters Sync pairs, leverage each character’s (Pokemons and trainers) active and passive skills to come up with a battle-ready pair.
Yes, you might have to push through a few rounds of trial and error until your find out the right pair.
To save you from the grind, we present you with the Pokemon Master Tier lists.
Pokemon Masters EX Tier List: Pokemon Masters Best Teams
The core objective of this game is to battle and defeat all Pokemon Masters. The Pokemon Master EX tier list is a hierarchy of the best teams and their ranking based on the overall power of their sync pairs.
With 65 in-game trainers and 65 unique Pokemons, you can try out thousands (4225 to be exact) of sync combinations. Some pairs work like a charm, while others are not as powerful.
We have ranked sync pairs and arranged them in five tiers. The Pokemon Masters tier list, (S, A, B, C, and D) will give you an idea of how potent each pair is (S being the most effective sync and D, the least).
We’ve also segregated the pairing based on striker, tech, or support.
Pokemon Masters EX S Tier List
The Tier S sync pair is the most effective in the game. These Pokemons are mostly 5-star rarities or the latest meta characters. You need to battle hard to get to this tier.
These are the best sync pairs of Pokemon masters.
STRIKER SYNC PAIRS
- N & Zekrom
- Cynthia & Mega Garchomp
- Karen & Mega Houndoom
- Hilbert & Mightyena
- Steven & Mega Metagross
- Leon & Charizard
TECH SYNC PAIRS
- Serena & Delphox
- Acerola & Palossand
- Sygna Suit Leaf & Mega Venusaur
- May & Swampert
- Bianca & Musharna
SUPPORT SYNC PAIRS
- Skyla & Swanna
- Hilbert & Samurott
- Professor Sycamore & Xerneas
- Player & Torchic
- Sygna Suit Blue & Mega Blastoise
- Sabrina & Mega Alakazam
Pokemon Masters EX A Tier List
These are older meta characters and are really good pairs. Compared to the S tier, A tier pairs have slight vulnerabilities. You need to figure out the right strategy to turn your pairs into S-tier.
STRIKER SYNC PAIRS
- Alder & Volcarona
- Sygna Suit Grimsley & Mega Sharpedo
- Lance & Dragonite
- Iris & Haxorus
- Lysandre & Yveltal
- Blue & Mega Pidgeot
- May & Mega Lopunny
- Sygna Suit Cynthia & Kommo-o
- Selene & Decidueye
- Brendan & Sceptile
TECH SYNC PAIRS
- Flannery & Torkoal
- Agatha & Mega Gengar
- Ghetsis & Kyurem
- Dawn & Alcremie
- Iris & Hydreigon
- Professor Oak & Mew
- Serena & Whimsicott
- Will & Xatu
- Koga & Crobat
- Volkner & Luxray
SUPPORT SYNC PAIRS
- Jasmine & Mega Steelix
- Dawn & Torterra
- Lillie & Clefairy
- Erika & Comfey
- Leaf & Eevee
- Rosa & Delibird
- Misty & Starmie
- Sygna Suit Elesa & Rotom
- Piers & Obstagoon
- Lyra & Meganium
Pokemon Masters EX B Tier List
Tier B consists of average pairs. These pairs are not meant for battling specialized opponents.
If you are aiming to be a champion, we would suggest you rearrange your pairs and look for a better sync.
Once you gain access to S or A tier pairs, it’s better to invest in upgrading higher-tier pairs rather than this bunch.
STRIKER SYNC PAIRS
- Cyrus & Palkia
- Burgh & Leavanny
- Elesa & Zebstrika
- Caitlin & Reuniclus
- Korrina & Mega Lucario
- Player & Solgaleo
- Noland & Mega Pinsir
- Lyra & Jigglypuff
- Wally & Mega Gallade
- Lance & Gyarados
TECH SYNC PAIRS
- Calem & Meowstic
- Brock & Onix
- Clemont & Heliolisk
- Mallow & Tsareena
- Lisia & Mega Altaria
- Skyla & Togekiss
- Ramos & Victreebel
- Wallace & Milotic
- Viola & Masquerain
- Kukui & Lycanroc
SUPPORT SYNC PAIRS
- Rosa & Serperior
- Drake & Salamence
- Glacia & Mega Glalie
- Erika & Comfey
- Plater & Pikachu
- Phoebe & Dusknoir
- Lana & Araquanid
- Elio & Primarina
Pokemon Masters EX C Tier List
These are the syn pairs you will encounter during your early gameplay.
They have decent raw stats, but C-tier syncs aren’t effective against A or S-tier syncs due to low defensive stats.
STRIKER SYNC PAIRS
- Bruno & Machamp
- Barry & Empoleon
- Bugsy & Mega Beedrill
- Gardenia & Roserade
- Roxie & Scolipede
- Kris & Feraligatr
- Pryce & Dewgong
- Molayne & Dugtrio
- Silver & Ho-oh
- Ethan & Typhlosion
TECH SYNC PAIRS
- Acerola & Mimikyu
- Blaine & Rapidash
- Erika & Vileplume
- Brawly & Hariyama
- Sophocles & Togedemaru
- Siebold & Octillery
- Marnie & Morpeko
- Gladion & Silvaly
- Winona & Pelipper
- Crasher Wake & Floatzel
SUPPORT SYNC PAIRS
- Maylene & Medicham
- Cheryl & Blissey
- Roxanne & Probopass
- Liza & Lunatone
Pokemon Masters EX D Tier List
D-Tier syncs are the weakest. While you start your journey in Pokemon Masters EX, you have to work your way up using these sync pairs. So there’s no meaning in stacking D-tier syncs. Once you get better syncs stop investing in D-tier and try to level up.
STRIKER SYNC PAIRS
- Zinnie & Rayquaza
- Marshal & Conkeldur
- Hapu & Mudsdale
- Norman & Slaking
- Player & Solgaleo
- Shauntal & Chandelure
- Roark & Rampardos
- Tate & Solrock
- Siebold & Clawitzer
- Valerie & Sylveon
TECH SYNC PAIRS
- Whitney & Miltank
- Brycen & Cryogonal
- Grant & Aurorus
- Candice & Abomasnow
- James & Weezing
- Lucy & Seviper
- Lorelei & Lapras
- Mina & Granbull
- Lt. Surge & Electrode
- Thorton & Bronzong
SUPPORT SYNC PAIRS
- Marley & Arcanine
- Marlon & Carracosta
- Cheren & Stoutland
Wrapping Up
Now that you have gone through the Pokemon Masters Tier list, let’s talk about how you can level up your gameplay as you climb up the Tier list.
- As you begin your gameplay you will be able to capture and create D Tier pairs. Yes, these are bottom-of-the-barrel pairs and aren’t very effective.
- However, you start your game with Brock and Misty who lie between A to C Tiers. So your motive is to catch Pokemons that will help you level up their pairing.
- Once you move up the tiers, your aim should be to level up pairs with the highest tier. No matter how good the stats are. Remember, tier beats level.
- You will face some challenges while battling S-Tier opponents or when you try to reach it. But you can speed up your progress if you stick to the Pokemon Masters sync pairs as listed above.
Go catch ‘em all!
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