Konnichiwa!

Based upon the results of my Poll, it seems as though my Pokémon Tiering System isn't very popular with the Competitive Pokémon Players here.
(And the 4 Dislikes on this Blog only confirm this.)

While I kinda expected this to be the case, I'm still disappointed.

While I'm still working on it, I personally think that it's a WAY better alternative to Smogon's Tiering System, simply because it's simpler, more consistent, and WAY more similar to the way that GAME FREAK classifies Pokémon in-Game.

1. Ultimate Tier (AKA UT)

Basically, you can use any Pokémon you want in this Tier, and all the different Moves and Held Items, as well.

2. Legendary Tier (AKA LT)

Similar to UT, only you aren't allowed to use REALLY powerful Legendary/Mythical Pokémon, like the Mega Evolved ones, the Primal ones, Ultra Necrozma, and Zygardes with the Ability Power Construct.

You also can't use the Held Item Soul Dew, because it makes Latias or Latios REALLY powerful.

Also, Darkrais that know Dark Void aren't allowed, because they're WAY too powerful, as well.

3. Mega Dragon Tier (AKA MDT)

These are pretty much the same rules used in places like the Battle Tower, Battle Subway, Battle Frontier, and Battle Tree, except that certain Legendary/Mythical Pokémon, such as Phione, and Zygarde's 10% Forme ARE allowed, because they aren't ridiculously Overpowered, like most Legendary/Mythical Pokémon.
(Those 2 get treated unfairly in-game, IMO.)

4. Dragon Tier (AKA DT)

Basically, the difference between MDT and DT is that you can't Mega Evolve really Powerful Pokémon (known as Pseudo-Legendaries), such as Tyranitar, Salamence, and Metagross.

You CAN use these Pokémon, you just aren't allowed to Mega Evolve them, or have them use exclusive Z-Powers.
(Meaning you can't use Kommonium Z, in other words).

You can also use the same Legendaries allowed at those different "Battle" places I mentioned above, although you aren't allowed to Mega Evolve them, either.

5. Hyper Tier (AKA HT)

You can use any Pokémon that isn't one of those Legendaries or "Pseudo-Legendaries", and you can't Mega Evolve certain Pokémon (like Fully Evolved Starter Pokémon), because their Stats are just as high as those of the "Pseudo-Legendaries".

Also, you can't use Aegislash in this Tier, because it can switch between having REALLY high defensive Stats, and REALLY high offensive Stats just by using the Move King's Shield.

6. Super Tier (AKA ST)

This Tier is for Pokémon that aren't quite as strong, so Pokémon with higher stats (even if it's from Mega Evolving) aren't allowed.

You can't use Pikachus that have Light Balls on this Tier, nor Marowaks that have Thick Clubs, because it makes them REALLY powerful.

You also aren't allowed to use Smeargles that know Dark Void, because it's too powerful, especially in Double or Triple Battles.

Certain Pokémon (like Dusclops, and Porygon2) were once considered to be Fully Evolved Pokémon, but then, in newer Pokémon Games, they were given Evolved Forms.

Their Evolved Forms are pretty much all in the Hyper Tier, but these Pokémon aren't, UNLESS they are holding an Eviolite, because it makes them too powerful, just like their Evolved Forms are.

7. Normal Tier (AKA NT)

For all Pokémon that have too low of Stats to be in the other Tiers, but aren't completely Unevolved Baby Pokémon.

8. Baby Tier (AKA BT)

This Tier is meant for ALL completely Unevolved Pokémon, as long as they can Evolve into something.

If doing a "Little Battle" (a Battle between Baby Pokémon), you would use Pokémon no higher than Level 5, and you wouldn't be allowed to use Dragon Rage, or Sonic Boom.
(Because those Moves could take out almost any opponent in 1 hit.)

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If you're a Beginner, or a Casual Player, I hope this Blog helped explain how my Tiering System works, in a simpler fashion than my previous Blog about it.

If you're interested in trying to help me improve my Tiering System, then check out this Bulletin Board Thread I made about doing just that.

Oh, and if you wish to know the "Base Stat Total" of any Pokémon, then there are plenty of websites that have this information, like Serebii, and Bulbapedia.
(Using either of these links, you can see that Pikachu's Base Stat total is 320, putting it in the "Normal Tier", for example.)

Oh, and to all of the Competitive Players who Downvoted this Blog:

I'd like to apologize for being so standoffish, and to remind you that the original reason I made this Blog was for Beginning and Casual Players, who may have not understood the 1st Blog.