Top 10 Superawakening Growth Rates | Featured Damage and Ally Support Across 126 Pairs

Changes to the featured pair: The 3 ranks of Physical Moves ↑ Next gained after Trainer moves are used for the pair’s own attacks, while the 1-count reduction on entry brings its sync move closer. Its own damage rises by about 131.2%, compared with about 96.6% for the whole team. The allies’ action allocation also changes, so both growth rates are worth comparing.

• Sync move countdown −1 on entry
• Own Physical Moves ↑ Next +3 after Trainer moves
• Sync move critical-hit reliability is a separate benefit

Changes to the featured pair: The setup combines sync move bonuses for raised Attack and supereffective hits, then uses the Physical Moves ↑ Next effect gained after Trainer moves for Bolt Strike. The pair’s own damage rises by about 112.4%, and the team total by about 103.8%—an example of improving both sync moves and regular attacks.

• Higher sync move power while Attack is raised
• Higher supereffective sync move power
• Physical Moves ↑ Next +1 after Trainer moves

Changes to the featured pair: The pair focuses on V-create and sync moves while repeatedly lowering the opponents’ Defense and Sp. Def. after successful attacks. Its own damage and the team total both rise by about 106.1%. A strong sunny field effect is already present in this team, so setting sunny weather again is not counted as a separate multiplier.

• Lowers Defense and Sp. Def. by 1 rank each after successful attacks
• Sets sunny weather after the first sync move
• Survivability from Enduring on entry

Changes to the featured pair: The 1-count reduction after the first sync move and the longer Ground Zone help sustain the main attacker’s Ground-type damage. The pair’s own damage rises by about 88.6%, and the team total by about 72.3%. The selected action sequence also confirms that the extension applies to an EX Ground Zone created by an ally.

• Sync move countdown −1 after the first sync move
• Ground Zone Extension 3
• Uses the Ground-type zone created by an ally

Changes to the featured pair: The sync move countdown is reduced by 1 both on entry and after the first sync move. Refreshing the zone after Max Quake then benefits subsequent Ground-type attacks. The pair’s own damage rises by about 84.6%, and the team total by about 75.4%, with the main attacker and its partner sharing the same zone.

• Sync move countdown −1 on entry and after the first sync move
• Sets or refreshes Ground Zone after Max Quake
• Strengthens subsequent Ground-type moves after the zone refresh

Changes to the featured pair: This setup uses the max move power bonus while Attack is raised, then benefits from refreshing sunny weather after G-Max Fireball. In the selected Fire-type team, both the pair’s own damage and the team total rise by about 80.6%. The zones created by its other max moves are not used in this action sequence.

• Higher max move power while Attack is raised
• Sets or refreshes sunny weather after G-Max Fireball
• Its role changes with the max move selected

Changes to the featured pair: Under the reference conditions where all attacks deal neutral damage, the pair’s own damage rises by about 75.3%, and the team total by about 65.4%. The setup uses the sync move bonus in Normal Zone, together with zone refreshes after a max move and a longer zone duration. It uses the same growth-rate metric as the other entries while keeping this difference in conditions explicit.

• Higher sync move power in Normal Zone
• Sets or refreshes Normal Zone after a max move
• Normal Zone Extension 3 / all attacks deal neutral damage

Changes to the featured pair: This team uses the 2 ranks each of Physical Moves ↑ Next and Special Moves ↑ Next gained on entry, together with Fighting Zone refreshes and extensions. The pair’s own damage rises by about 75.1%, and the team total by about 66.1%. Extending an ally’s EX Fighting Zone keeps the effect available for later Fighting-type attacks.

• Physical Moves ↑ Next and Special Moves ↑ Next +2 each on entry
• Sets or refreshes Fighting Zone after the first sync move
• Fighting Zone Extension 3

Changes to the featured pair: Under the reference conditions where all attacks deal neutral damage, the pair’s own damage rises by about 63.3%. It sets Normal Zone on entry and after its first sync move, then extends the zone to support Normal-type attacks. The allied Komala’s random stat increases are not evaluated, so Komala’s special damage and the team total cover only the effects included in the model.

• Normal Zone on entry and after the first sync move
• Normal Zone Extension 3
• Neutral conditions / some of the partner’s own damage is not evaluated

Changes to the featured pair: The 1-count reductions on entry and after the first sync move speed up the sequence, while the 3 ranks of Physical Moves ↑ Next gained after that sync move are used for the pair’s next attack. Its own damage rises by about 61.7%, and the team total by about 43.9%. The pair remains the main attacker while sync move assignments and action allocation are adjusted between the two conditions.

• Sync move countdown −1 on entry and after the first sync move
• Own Physical Moves ↑ Next +3 after the first sync move
• Sync move and action allocation with the pair as the main attacker

Why Damage Support Was Selected: The opening Rock Zone enables the pair’s buddy move, while Physical Moves ↑ Next effects distributed when weather, terrain, or zone effects are activated support the other 2 pairs. Those 2 allies’ combined damage rises by about 19.6%. No direct Rock Zone multiplier is applied to the Dark-type attacks used here.

• Sync move countdown −1 on entry
• Opening Rock Zone prepares the buddy move
• All allies gain Physical Moves ↑ Next +1 when weather, terrain, or a zone is activated

Confirmed route: sync acceleration and ally boosts. A one-step countdown reduction on entry, Rock Zone unlocking the featured pair’s buddy move, and Physical Moves ↑ Next for all allies when a field is set are confirmed. Rock Zone gives no direct multiplier to Dark-type moves. A generic warning remains for the sea-breeze-themed effect, but its implementation is confirmed by the actual SA4/SA5 initial-state difference and subsequent boost consumption.

Why Damage Support Was Selected: This team supports the other 2 pairs through Paldea Circle (Defensive) after the first successful attack and first sync move, plus a countdown reduction after the first sync move. The allies’ combined damage rises by about 16.5%. A Defensive Circle also affects outgoing damage; we checked which attacks received its multiplier and how long it remained active.

• Paldea Circle (Defensive) after the first attack and first sync move
• Sync move countdown −1 after the first sync move
• Circle use to support the Grass-type main attacker

Paths confirmed in the sequence: sync move countdown acceleration, weather, terrain, zones, and circles. Confirmed the reduction after the first sync move and Paldea Circle (Defensive) after the first attack and first sync move. Only attacks with an actual Circle multiplier above 1 are counted as benefiting; inclusion in the source list alone is not enough.

Why Damage Support Was Selected: The 3-count reduction after the first sync move helps the allies reach their subsequent sync moves. The other 2 pairs’ combined damage rises by about 12.0%. Reduced incoming damage from opponents with lowered Type Rebuff is a defensive benefit, so it is kept separate from the damage growth shown here.

• Sync move countdown −3 after the first sync move
• Helps allies reach subsequent sync moves
• Incoming damage reduction is a defensive benefit

Confirmed route: sync acceleration. The timing of the three-step countdown reduction after the first sync and subsequent ally sync moves are confirmed. Reduced incoming damage from opponents with lowered type rebuff adds no damage credit.

Why Damage Support Was Selected: This Dark-type team uses the 1-count reduction after the pair’s first Trainer move. The other 2 pairs’ combined damage rises by about 11.8%. A different setup using Fairy Zone could also use its team move-power bonus, but the growth rate shown here comes from a sequence that makes use of the countdown reduction.

• Sync move countdown −1 after the first Trainer move
• Supports sync move progression in a Dark-type team
• Fairy Zone effects belong to a different setup

Confirmed route: sync acceleration. A one-step countdown reduction after the first Trainer move is confirmed. The active field is Dark Zone, so the team power boost during Fairy Zone does not meet its condition. Stat-lowering immunity is treated separately as a defensive and reliability benefit. Support through allies’ sync progression is confirmed.

Why Damage Support Was Selected: Dark Zone after the first Trainer move and its extended duration support the other 2 pairs’ Dark-type attacks. Including the countdown reduction after the first sync move, those allies’ combined damage rises by about 10.5%. Where this overlaps an existing strong zone, we checked the refreshes and the zone’s duration.

• Dark Zone after the first Trainer move
• Dark Zone Extension 3
• Sync move countdown −1 after the first sync move

Path confirmed in the sequence: sync move countdown acceleration. Confirmed the reduction after the first sync move, Dark Zone after the first Trainer move, and its extension. Attacks and times where the actual Dark-type multiplier exceeds 1 are recorded as benefits to their recipients.

Why Damage Support Was Selected: This team puts the pair in a supporting role, using the 2-count reduction on entry and the power boost to allies’ Dark-type moves. The other 2 pairs’ combined damage rises by about 8.8%. It also has a Flying-type move-power bonus, but this comparison evaluates its support for the Dark-type attacks actually used.

• Sync move countdown −2 on entry
• Higher power for allies’ Dark-type moves
• Support use without restricting the pair’s original role

Confirmed route: sync acceleration and ally power increases. A two-step countdown reduction on entry and the Dark-type power boost are confirmed on actual damaging ally attacks. No selected Flying-type attack deals positive damage, so the Flying-type boost adds nothing to this Dark damage. The ally-support route is assessed without restricting the featured pair’s role.

Why Damage Support Was Selected: The setup uses the 1-count reduction on entry and Kalos Circle (Defensive) after the first sync move. The other 2 pairs’ combined damage rises by about 8.6%. The selected log confirms a 1.15× Circle multiplier on allies’ Dark-type attacks, showing how the pair can help a main attacker outside the Fighting type.

• Sync move countdown −1 on entry
• Kalos Circle (Defensive) after the first sync move, with extended duration
• 1.15× Circle multiplier on the selected allied attacks

Paths confirmed in the sequence: sync move countdown acceleration, weather, terrain, zones, and circles. Confirmed the 1-count reduction on entry and Kalos Circle (Defensive) after the first sync move. Actual replay confirms a 1.15× Circle multiplier on allies’ Dark-type attacks; this counts as support without being restricted to the Support role.

Why Damage Support Was Selected: The 1-count reduction on entry, plus Kanto Circle (Defensive) after the first sync move and its extended duration, support the Dragon-type main attackers. The other 2 pairs’ combined damage rises by about 5.9%. Even with little direct damage from the featured pair, the 1.1× Circle multiplier on allies’ attacks gives it a role in this team.

• Sync move countdown −1 on entry
• Kanto Circle (Defensive) after the first sync move, with extended duration
• 1.1× Circle multiplier on allies’ Dragon-type attacks

Confirmed route: sync acceleration and weather, terrain, Zones, or Circles. A one-step countdown reduction on entry, Kanto Circle (Defensive) after the first sync, and its extension are confirmed. A 1.1× Circle multiplier applies to allies’ Dragon-type moves.

Why Damage Support Was Selected: The selected team uses the countdown reduction on entry, and the other 2 pairs’ combined damage rises by about 5.9%. The reduction after the pair’s own sync move and the team move-power bonus against poisoned opponents were not observed in this action sequence. This example separates the effects the pair has from the support it actually used here.

• Sync move countdown −1 on entry
• No sync move by the featured pair in this sequence
• The team power bonus against poisoned opponents is inactive here

Confirmed route: sync acceleration. Countdown reduction on entry is confirmed. With no featured-pair sync move, the first-sync reduction does not activate. Poison conditions are not met by opponents with no status or with sleep; an unknown-sleep warning alone is not treated as proof that poison effects activate.

Why Damage Support Was Selected: This support setup uses the 1-count reduction on entry, plus Unova Circle (Defensive) after the first sync move and its extended duration. The other 2 pairs’ combined damage rises by about 5.4%. It uses the 1.1× Circle multiplier on allies’ Dragon-type attacks rather than the featured pair’s own Poison-type damage.

• Sync move countdown −1 on entry
• Unova Circle (Defensive) after the first sync move, with extended duration
• 1.1× Circle multiplier on allies’ Dragon-type attacks

Confirmed route: sync acceleration and weather, terrain, Zones, or Circles. A one-step countdown reduction on entry, Unova Circle (Defensive) after the first sync, and its extension are confirmed. Defensive Circles also provide modeled damage multipliers; 1.1× is confirmed on actual ally attacks. The featured pair’s Poison-type attacks are off-weakness here.