Check a whole roster at once instead of one Pokémon at a time. Add your opponent's draft on the right and yours on the left, then ask who has Fake Out, priority, speed control or screens — and see exactly how much Speed investment it takes to outspeed each of them. It reports the numbers; the team building stays yours.
Only matches are listed — a Pokémon or a move with nothing to show is summarised on one line at the end rather than filling a column with blanks. A percentage is how often that Pokémon actually runs the move on the selected ladder; “can learn” and “does run” are different questions and the second is usually the one that matters. No percentage means no usage data, which is not the same as 0%.
For every Pokémon on their side, the least investment that gets you past it — reported for a neutral and a +Speed nature separately, because whether that nature slot is free depends on what else you need it for. Turn on Choice Scarf, Tailwind or a boost above to have those options costed too, on either side. A Mega is listed alongside its pre-Mega forme, since Mega Evolution happens during the game and the slower row is a real turn.
Every investment amount that actually raises the stat, and which of their benchmarks it newly beats. Investment stops paying at the last tick — past that, the points buy nothing against this roster. Speed ties are shown as ties, never as wins.
Both rosters merged and sorted. Opponents appear at three benchmarks because their real spread is unknown — uninvested, max neutral, and max with a boosting nature.
Legality comes from Pokémon Showdown's published learnsets, filtered to this generation's sources only — a move that exists solely as a past-generation entry is not counted. Usage percentages come from Smogon monthly statistics for the selected format and rating. Opponent Speed benchmarks are assumptions, not reads: if you know a spread from a replay, the Spread Solver will pin it down. Names are matched loosely, so “Hisuian Zoroark”, “Zoroark-Hisui” and “Zoroark Hisuian” all resolve to the same Pokémon — check the chips to confirm it picked what you meant. Megas are included with their own stats, typing and ability; their movepool is the base forme's, marked †. The roster follows the selected format, because the rule sets disagree about which Pokémon exist: Runerigus and Mr. Rime are absent from Scarlet/Violet but present in both National Dex and Champions, while Rillaboom and Flutter Mane are in the first two and not in Champions. Champions also spends 66 stat points rather than 508 EVs, so its Speed panel is measured in SP.
