When two Pokémon fire a charged move on the same turn, the one with higher Attack goes first (CMP priority). Below are the main Pokémon ranked by Attack — the higher up, the better in a CMP tie.
The number = effective Attack (the first decimal is the actual CMP tiebreaker — even 0.1 higher fires first). Equal values are true ties (random). Tap a Pokémon for details.
CMP (Charge Move Priority) in Ultra League means that when two Pokémon fire a charged move on the same turn, the one with higher attack goes first. The highest-CMP Pokémon right now is Pawmot (attack 187.1), followed by Lucario and Blaziken. These top picks fire first in mirrors and last-Pokémon standoffs, gaining an edge in baiting shields and closing games.
C187.1
C186.2
C185.1
C185.0
C184.8
B182.3
C181.8C181.8
C180.8
C178.0
B177.3
B176.0
C175.6
B175.3
C174.9
C174.3
C173.3
C173.0
C172.4
C171.5
B170.9
C170.7
C169.7
B169.1
B169.0
B167.9
C167.9
C165.7
C165.5
C165.4
B165.1
B164.6C164.0
B163.7
A161.9
B161.1
A160.4
B160.4
C160.4
B160.2
B159.7
S159.6
B159.6
C159.6
B159.1
A159.0
B157.9
C157.9
B157.6
C157.2
C157.2
C157.1
A156.9
B156.4
B155.5
B155.3
B155.1
B155.0
C154.6
A154.5
C154.2
B154.1
C154.1
A154.0
C153.7
C153.4
A153.2
B153.2
B153.2
B153.1
C152.9
B152.6CMP (Charge Move Priority) is the rule that, when two Pokémon fire a charged move on the same turn, the one with higher Attack fires first. Firing first can knock out the opponent or force a shield, deciding close matchups. Attack stats can change with seasonal balancing. Log my battles →
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