The first type of infographic I started creating were lists of the strongest Pokémon for 17 of the 18 main types (Normal being excluded due to irrelevance in raids) of Pokémon in Pokémon GO.

These graphics showcase the top 12 Pokémon of each type sorted by Equivalence Rating, a calculated value used to rank Pokémon by taking into account their damage per second along with their health and defensive stats to get an idea of both their damage output and resistance to incoming attacks in raid battles. 

My infographic showcasing the top Electric-type Pokémon can be viewed to the left.

Top Raid Attacker Graphics Evolution 

(Using Ground as an example)

Initially my infographics were very bright and intended to be organized via color, with different colors and symbols making information easy to tell at a glance once users recognized the patterns used (violet backgrounds for Shadow Pokémon, green backgrounds for Mega Evolutions, and blue for standard Pokémon), but as I created more infographics and more Pokémon were added, I began to realize that the more colors that were added, the harder it became to read these images quickly. Cooler and darker colors tend to appear further away visually to humans, so I decided to redesign each of my infographics with a darker backdrop and let the colors be used as accents. These graphics became much easier on the eyes with the colorful Pokémon already being a lot to take in on their own, compared to the color-coded tiles I had before.

More recently I have been creating infographics for the weekly events that occur in Pokémon GO including Raid Hours, Max Mondays, and Spotlight Hours.

Compared to my Raid Attacker infographics keeping the same base color palette with the accent color changing according to the type, my Raid Hour and Spotlight Hour graphics change to match the color scheme used during each season in Pokémon GO. Below you can once again find the evolution of this infographic type along with some other examples.

The most recent addition to Pokémon GO's various PvE battle system are Max Battles, where players team up against a strong Dynamax or Gigantamax variant of a Pokémon while using their own Dynamax and Gigantamax Pokémon to take traditional RPG roles of Attackers, Tanks, and Healers in a much more skillful and coordinated take on Raid Battles.

Due to the amount of misunderstandings surrounding Max Battles even to this day, most players tend to struggle with understanding how to build teams to take on these fights, which are already some of the biggest challenges that require multiple Pokémon trainers to take on. I decided to use my knowledge to research and create infographics showcasing how to defeat the strongest Max Battle Bosses featured during Max Battle Days and other large events as other infographic artists had not yet started making graphics for Max Battles. Below are a list of the Max Battle Counter graphics I have created so far.

By far my biggest sub-project within the infographic space, my Raid Boss info images were created to share information about each of the strongest Raid Bossed in Pokémon GO at a glance in a small and easy to read image. These infographics, despite being a very exhausting and long task, were the most fun for me to create due to the approach I took to how each design was colored. From graphic to graphic, most of the design remains the same, but the background colors and Pokémon name text box color change to reflect not only the Pokémon's design but occasionally references to the game it originated from or themes that relate to that Pokémon.

There are currently 87 infographics which I have created for each of the different Legendary, Mythical, and Ultra Beast raid bosses in the game alongside 7 more Mega Raid Bosses for a total of 94 infographics as of May 2026 with more in progress. Due to the large quantity of these graphics, I will not be listing all of them below, but I will list multiple different designs so you can get a understanding of how they look.

Trade Stardust Calculator

This Stardust Calculator is used to help new players see how much Stardust (one of the currencies in Pokémon GO) would have to be spent before making certain trades. This was one of my original infographics which had a similar rework to my raid graphics, where it started out being very bright and vibrant with a darker redesign later on as shown to the left. This infographic doesn't often need updates due to the trading system not changing frequently so it often remains the same visually unless I plan on redesigning the rest of my graphics.

Ditto Disguises

The Pokémon Ditto has a unique ability to transform into other Pokémon. Because of this, you can almost never find a Ditto on it's own in Pokémon GO, they are usually disguised as another Pokémon before being caught. These graphics showcase which Pokémon Ditto could be disguised as at the time. Below are some examples of how this infographic has changed over time.