Given that the process of IV point allocation is completely random on wild Pokémon, you will maximize your Pokemon's potential by utilizing breeding.
But, in this imperfect world of ours, you will probably have a higher chance of getting several Shiny Pokémon than you will of legitimately getting a perfect IV Pokémon. In a perfect world, you would have perfect Pokémon. Basically, you're going to want Pokémon with high IV points in the stats they are going to utilize.
You will need to use an IV calculator (see the sidebar for the one I personally like to use) to figure out each stat. They are applied as a sort of bonus to the base stat in question and represent the number of extra stat points the Pokémon will have in a certain stat at Level 50 (the IV Point value is doubled for Level 100 Pokémon). IV Points rank from 0 to 31 for each stat and are hidden from the player's view. Quirky Pokémon like Smeargle (who has potential access to every move in the game) get their chance to shine here.
Passers: This role utilizes Baton Pass to pass along buffs to the next Pokémon to be sent out.Weather-Based: The most popular of these are Rain Dancers, since Water is just so generally useful and Rain makes Thunder hit with 100% certainty.Clerics have Aromatherapy and/or Heal Bell to remove negative status effects from their allied Pokémon. Clerics: An interesting few Pokémon can fill this niche role.Or, they may force a switch with a move like Roar or Whirlwind. They tend to stall to allow Toxic to worsen on the enemy or to attempt to force a switch that will be penalized by the use of Spikes/Toxic Spikes/Stealth Rock. They use stalling moves like Protect and usually have above-average defensive stats. Here is a small list of some of the more popular ones: There are a myriad of other roles that Pokémon can perform. While there is no official tier list (as short of the top percentile of all Pokémon, every other entry is subjective opinion), there is a pseudo-official tier list over at.
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