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Mega Lopunny Great, Ultra & Master League PvP Guide
See where Mega Lopunny shines in GO Battle League. Compare its Great, Ultra and Master League rankings, find the ideal IV spread and moveset, and learn which opponents it can beat—or should avoid.
Defensive Type Chart
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Mega Lopunny in Great League
No ranking information is available for Mega Lopunny in the Great League. This is often a sign that the Pokémon is not commonly used or does not have optimal IVs for this league.
Best IVs
- 0ATK
- 8DEF
- 15STA
CP
1500 CP
ATK
145 ATK
DEF
114 DEF
HP
92 HP
Mega Lopunny in Ultra League
No ranking information is available for Mega Lopunny in the Ultra League. This is often a sign that the Pokémon is not commonly used or does not have optimal IVs for this league.
Tier
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Best IVs
- 1ATK
- 15DEF
- 15STA
CP
2498 CP
ATK
187 ATK
DEF
151 DEF
HP
117 HP
Mega Lopunny in Master League
No ranking information is available for Mega Lopunny in the Master League. This is often a sign that the Pokémon is not commonly used or does not have optimal IVs for this league.
Tier
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Best IVs
- 15ATK
- 15DEF
- 15STA
CP
4234 CP
ATK
249 ATK
DEF
192 DEF
HP
149 HP
Compare All Mega Lopunny PvP Move Combinations
Move set | Charge cycle info | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Fast move | Charge move | Charge Time | DMG per cycle |
 Low Kick |  Hyper Beam | 10s (10) | 209 |
| Low Kick |  Shadow Ball | 7s (7) | 113 |
| Low Kick |  Thunder Punch | 5s (5) | 82 |
| Low Kick |  Fire Punch | 5s (5) | 82 |
| Low Kick | Focus Blast | 10s (10) | 205 |
| Low Kick |  Triple Axel
| 6s (6) | 86 |
| Pound | Hyper Beam | 20s (20) | 238 |
| Pound | Shadow Ball | 13s (13) | 131 |
| Pound | Thunder Punch | 10s (10) | 96 |
| Pound | Fire Punch | 10s (10) | 96 |
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Mega Lopunny PvP Fast Attacks
Name | DPT | EPT | PWR | ENG | CD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Low Kick | 3.00 | 4.00 | 6 | 8 | 1s |
| Pound | 2.00 | 2.00 | 4 | 4 | 1s |
| Double Kick | 2.67 | 4.00 | 8 | 12 | 2s |
Fast attacks create energy when used, which can later be used to fire off a Charged Attack. Unlike Charged Attacks, Fast attacks don't have special status effects.
Ideally, for fast attacks you're looking for a move that has both high EPT and high DPT, for example Dragon Breath which has 4 DPT and 3 EPT. It's widely considered that 3 DPT and 3 EPT is the rough baseline for fast attacks in PvP.
Fast Attack stats explained
- PWR - Power, how much damage the move does
- ENG - Energy, how much energy the move generates per use
- CD - How long does it take to perform this move
- DPT – Damage per turn
- EPT – Energy per turn
Mega Lopunny PvP Charged Attacks
Name | DPE 🔽 | PWR | ENG |
|---|---|---|---|
| Focus Blast | 2.00 | 150 | 75 |
| Hyper Beam | 1.88 | 150 | 80 |
| Shadow Ball | 1.80 | 90 | 50 |
| Thunder Punch | 1.50 | 60 | 40 |
| Fire Punch | 1.50 | 60 | 40 |
Triple Axel
| 1.33 | 60 | 45 |
Charged Attacks cost energy to use, deal a large amount of damage, and some of them even have Special Effects that can change your or your Opponents stats.
Similar to Fast Attacks, some Charged Attacks are strictly better than others. The main metric for comparing charge attacks is DPE (Damage per Energy), which describes how much damage you output per Energy point spent.
Charged Attack stats explained
- PWR - Power, how much damage the move does
- ENG - Energy, how much energy the move generates per use
- DPE – Damage per Energy
Mega Lopunny PvP IVs Explained
The best IVs for PvP are IVs which grant you the maximum amount of Defense and Stamina, and the least amount of Attack. Attack contributes to CP the most, which makes it not ideal for Trainer Battles, while high Stamina and Defense can get you through a lot more battles.
For Leagues with lower CP limits, such as the Great League, usually the best IVs you can have are 0 / 15 / 15, or something similar to that. The reasoning behind this is that we want to pack as much stats as possible in under 1500 CP, and low Attack IV allows us to do that.
For Ultra League, the situation is a bit different, as the CP cap is higher. Pokémon which top over 2500 CP will still prefer 0 / 15 / 15 and similar IVs, but Pokémon whose Max CP doesn't reach 2500 will prefer 15 / 15 / 15. Examples like Watchog whose Max CP is 2056 CP, should have 15 / 15 / 15 for Ultra League, while Scizor (3393 CP) should have 0 / 15 / 15 IVs which will result in 2499 CP, just under the cutoff point.
For Master League, where there is no CP cap, you want perfect Pokémon IVs - 15 / 15 / 15 - regardless of which Pokémon we are talking about.
In general, it is usually Pokémon with IVs you wouldn't use for Raids that are good for Trainer Battles. Also be aware that PvP IVs are important, but not as important as having correct moves and team composition.
For more guides on Pokémon GO Trainer Battles, check out our main website.