Best Max Battle Tanks against Electric-type Attacks

The best Max Battle tanks against Electric-type attacks in Pokémon GO. Every available tank is ranked by how well it takes Electric-type hits from Dynamax and Gigantamax bosses. Search eligible Pokémon and their recommended Fast Attacks, then compare tank scores and average HP lost per hit. The type here is the boss’s attack type, not your tank’s own type.

Updated Nov 12, 2026, 16:42 UTC

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Data table

1.	Dynamax Flygon	Mud Shot	161.6	16.2%
2.	Dynamax Rhyperior	Smack Down	146.8	17.8%
3.	Dynamax Rhydon	Mud-Slap	124.4	21%
4.	Dynamax Excadrill	Metal Claw	100.3	26.1%
5.	Dynamax Blissey	Pound	100	26.2%
6.	Eternatus	Dragon Tail	99.7	26.3%
7.	Dynamax Latias	Dragon Breath	90.2	29%
8.	Dynamax Dialga	Dragon Breath	84.3	31.1%
9.	Dynamax Regidrago	Dragon Breath	81.8	32%
10.	Dynamax Latios	Dragon Breath	78.9	33.2%
11.	Dynamax Rhyhorn	Mud-Slap	78.9	33.2%
12.	Dynamax Raikou	Thunder Shock	78.5	33.3%
13.	Dynamax Hydreigon	Bite	77.6	33.7%
14.	Dynamax Chansey	Pound	76.2	34.3%
15.	Dynamax Vibrava	Dragon Breath	75.3	34.8%
16.	Gigantamax Rillaboom	Scratch	74.1	35.3%
17.	Dynamax Rillaboom	Scratch	74.1	35.3%
18.	Gigantamax Venusaur	Vine Whip	71	36.9%
19.	Dynamax Venusaur	Vine Whip	71	36.9%
20.	Dynamax Leafeon	Bullet Seed	70.8	37%
21.	Dynamax Regirock	Lock-On	70.4	37.2%
22.	Dynamax Regice	Lock-On	70.4	37.2%
23.	Dynamax Tsareena	Razor Leaf	67.5	38.8%
24.	Gigantamax Snorlax	Lick	67.5	38.8%
25.	Crowned Shield Zamazenta	Metal Claw	67.4	38.8%
26.	Dynamax Registeel	Metal Claw	65	40.3%
27.	Gigantamax Duraludon	Metal Claw	63.2	41.4%
28.	Dynamax Duraludon	Metal Claw	63.2	41.4%
29.	Dynamax Umbreon	Feint Attack	62.5	41.9%
30.	Dynamax Drampa	Dragon Breath	61.2	42.8%
31.	Gigantamax Melmetal	Thunder Shock	60.4	43.3%
32.	Dynamax Melmetal	Thunder Shock	60.4	43.3%
33.	Dynamax Uxie	Extrasensory	59.4	44.1%
34.	Dynamax Jolteon	Thunder Shock	59.2	44.3%
35.	Dynamax Electivire	Thunder Shock	59	44.4%
36.	Crowned Sword Zacian	Metal Claw	56	46.8%
37.	Dynamax Lugia	Extrasensory	54	48.5%
38.	Dynamax Sylveon	Fairy Wind	53.9	48.6%
39.	Dynamax Metagross	Fury Cutter	52.9	49.5%
40.	Dynamax Entei	Fire Fang	52.5	49.8%
41.	Dynamax Electabuzz	Thunder Shock	52.2	50.1%
42.	Gigantamax Toxtricity	Spark	51.7	50.7%
43.	Dynamax Toxtricity (Amped Form)	Spark	51.7	50.7%
44.	Dynamax Toxtricity (Low Key Form)	Spark	51.7	50.7%
45.	Dynamax Cryogonal	Frost Breath	50.5	51.8%
46.	Dynamax Greedent	Tackle	50.1	52.2%
47.	Dynamax Palkia	Dragon Breath	49.7	52.7%
48.	Dynamax Mesprit	Extrasensory	49.3	53.1%
49.	Dynamax Urshifu (Single Strike Style)	Sucker Punch	49	53.4%
50.	Dynamax Gigalith	Lock-On	49	53.5%

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Top tanks against Electric-type attacks

#1Dynamax Flygon
Mud Shot
Score
161.6
Avg. HP lost / hit
16.2%
#2Dynamax Rhyperior
Smack Down
Score
146.8
Avg. HP lost / hit
17.8%
#3Dynamax Rhydon
Mud-Slap
Score
124.4
Avg. HP lost / hit
21%
#4Dynamax Excadrill
Metal Claw
Score
100.3
Avg. HP lost / hit
26.1%

Max Battle tank FAQ

Tank scores measure how well a Pokémon takes hits from Dynamax and Gigantamax bosses. Higher is better.

What does a score of 100 mean?

100 is Dynamax Blissey, the best overall tank. It loses 26.179% of its HP per hit on average, with all 18 attack types weighted equally.
Every other score is relative to that tank. 80 means 80% of its overall effective bulk, and 150 means 1.5 times that bulk against the selected attack type. A tank with a good type matchup can score above 100.

Which battle conditions are used?

Your Pokémon: Level 40 with perfect 15/15/15 IVs.
Battle conditions: Extreme weather and level 3 Max Attacks. The score leaves out Max Guard and Max Spirit.

How is incoming damage calculated?

Incoming damage is half a spread hit and half a targeted hit. The targeted half averages the best and worst dodge reductions. Each hit is rounded on its own.

Score = 100 × Dynamax Blissey’s average HP loss % across all types ÷ this Pokémon’s HP loss % against the selected type

Ties go to the Pokémon that fills the Max Meter faster, then to the one with more Max Attack damage.

Which bosses form the benchmark?

The benchmark boss takes the median stats of 29 available Tier 5 Dynamax and Tier 6 Gigantamax bosses whose encounter profiles are verified. Each boss counts once, with its encounter and damage multipliers already applied.

Boss stats: Adjusted Attack: 284.4 · Effective Defense: 170.25 · HP: 70,000 · Attack power: 95.
Tanks ranked: every available Dynamax and Gigantamax Pokémon with valid Max Moves, plus eligible special forms. This list is separate from the verified boss pool.
Attacks: The boss attacks with the selected type and gets STAB. Your tank’s own attacks hit for neutral damage. Bosses that are unavailable, use a generic fallback profile or have no move pool are left out of the benchmark.

What can affect a tank’s performance?

This is a formula. It doesn’t simulate the whole battle, so it can’t tell you how often your team gets to use Max Attacks, when the boss enrages, how long a tank survives or whether you win.
Real bosses vary. A boss’s actual moves and damage breakpoints can change how a tank performs.
Forms are ranked separately. Only available Pokémon with valid imported Max Moves are included.
* Marks a legacy Fast Attack.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best tank against Electric-type attacks in Max Battles?

Dynamax Flygon is the best tank against Electric-type attacks with the current settings. It scores 161.6 and loses 16.2% of its HP per hit on average against the benchmark boss. Dynamax Flygon has 168 base Defense and also resists Electric-type attacks, so it takes 24.4% of neutral damage before other modifiers and rounding.

What other Pokémon are good tanks against Electric-type attacks?

Other top tanks against Electric-type boss attacks include Dynamax Rhyperior, Dynamax Rhydon, and Dynamax Excadrill. Resistance to Electric-type attacks helps Dynamax Rhyperior, Dynamax Rhydon, and Dynamax Excadrill take less damage.

What is the best Fast Attack for Dynamax Flygon?

Use Mud Shot on Dynamax Flygon with the current settings. When two movesets are equally durable, the one that fills the Max Meter faster wins, then the one with more Max Attack damage. The Max Meter fills based on damage dealt and attack duration, and Charged Attack energy plays no part. An asterisk (*) marks a legacy Fast Attack.