Pokemon Sleep Helper Pokemon tier list (July 2024)

The Pokemon Sleep Helper tier list sifts through the currently available pocket monsters in-game and provides trainers with a sketch of which one is more valuable.

Currently, there are over 100 different Pocket Monsters in Pokemon Sleep. But what do you have to do with them if you can’t use them in any form of battle? The basic objective of the creatures that you catch in Pokemon Sleep is to increase Snorlax’s strength. Not all do this effectively, though.

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Helper Pokemon tier list in Pokemon Sleep (July 2024)

Types of Sleep in the game (Image via The Pokemon Company)

If you want to know which creatures are the best in this game, you need to know their ability to increase Snorlax’s strength. Every Pocket Monster has a set number of abilities that determine how well they can assist Snorlax in this game. Some of them also come with traits and special abilities.

In Sleep, you can increase Snorlax’s strength in one of the following ways:

• Snorlax’s strength will increase if you feed it berries. There is currently one berry for each elemental typing in the Pokemon franchise.
• Snorlax can eat meals that you cook for it. This will help increase its strength much more than eating raw berries.
• Pocket Monsters like Gengar have special skills that will let them directly increase Snorlax’s strength.

Helper Pokemon assists you with these tasks. The more useful a creature is in assisting Snorlax in Sleep, the better its overall ranking. In this tier list, you will find the top-tier creatures in the S-tier. The usefulness of the Helper Pokemon will decrease as you descend below.

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S-tier Helper Pokemon

• Blastoise
• Raichu
• Wigglytuff
• Gengar
• Meganium
• Typhlosion
• Feraligatr
• Walrein
• Gardevoir

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A-tier Helper Pokemon

• Venusaur
• Charizard
• Butterfree
• Primeape
• Dodrio
• Kangaskhan
• Dragonite
• Ampharos
• Tyranitar
• Slaking
• Magnezone
• Sylveon
• Steelix
• Delibird
• Gallade
• Raikou

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B-tier Helper Pokemon

• Dugtrio
• Arcanine
• Victreebel
• Golem
• Pinsir
• Ditto
• Jokteon
• Flareon
• Espeon
• Slowking
• Houndoom
• Altaria
• Absol
• Glaceon
• Onix
• Mr. Mime
• Halloween Hat Pikachu
• Banette
• Abomasnow
• Bewear

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C-tier Helper Pokemon

• Raticate
• Arbok
• Golduck
• Slowbro
• Marowak
• Vaporeon
• Sudowoodo
• Umbreon
• Wubbuffet
• Heracross
• Toxicroak
• Leafeon
• Clefable
• Dedenne

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D-tier Helper Pokemon

• Persian
• Sableye
• Swalot
• Lucario
• Togekiss
• Christmas Pikachu

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Pokemon Sleep tier list for beginners

Pokemon sleeping in the game (Image via The Pokemon Company)

This tier list is helpful for people just starting their journey in the game.

S-tier Helper Pokemon

• Bulbasaur
• Charmander
• Squirtle
• Caterpie
• Pikachu
• Halloween Hat Pikachu

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A-tier Helper Pokemon

• Diglett
• Mankey
• Gastly
• Eevee
• Chikorita
• Cyndaquil
• Totodile
• Pichu
• Mareep
• Sudowoodo
• Mime Jr.
• Shuppet

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B-tier Helper Pokemon

• Growlithe
• Magnemite
• Doduo
• Igglybuff
• Togepi
• Wubbuffet
• Slakoth
• Swablu
• Spheal
• Bonsly
• Cleffa
• Christmas Pikachu

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C-tier Helper Pokemon

• Rattata
• Ekans
• Meowth
• Psyduck
• Bellsprout
• Cubone
• Houndour
• Larvitar
• Gulpin
• Riolu

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D-tier Helper Pokemon

• Geodude
• Slowpoke
• Wynaut
• Croagunk

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Fastest Helper Pokemon in Pokemon Sleep

• Raichu: Base frequency of 36 minutes and 40 seconds
• Gengar: Base frequency of 36 minutes and 40 seconds
• Pikachu: Base frequency of 45 minutes

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Best Healer Pokemon in Pokemon Sleep

• Wigglytuff
• Gardevoir

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Best Helper Pokemon for gathering berries and ingredients in Pokemon Sleep

• Cyan Beach: Feraligatr
• Taupe Hollow: Typhlosion
• Snowdrop Tundra: Walrein
• Lapis Lakeside: Meganium

Blastoise is best for gathering Moomoo Milk. This is an important ingredient for all dishes in this game. This monster is also needed to get the Soothing Cacao ingredient which is unlocked at level 30.

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Best early-game Helper Pokemon for berries and ingredients

• Bulbasaur
• Charmander
• Squirtle
• Caterpie

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Pokemon Sleep is a fun and unique title in the Pokemon franchise, unlike any of the previous games released by The Pokemon Company. Unlike the main series, where you need to actively play to catch your favorite Pocket Monsters, in Sleep, you can do the same by just sleeping. The more you sleep, the better creatures you will find in the game.

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If you like the game, consider reading our other guides

• Cooking guide
• How to level up skills
• Strength guide
• How to capture Pokemon
• All berries, ingredients, and incense
• Achievement guide
• How to pair Pokemon GO Plus+ with Pokemon GO and Sleep