PokePath TD Max Level Stats Showcase: Every Pokémon at Level 100

After 48 hours of non-stop grinding and spending exactly 274,361,291 Gold, I have achieved the impossible: Every single Pokémon in PokePath TD is now Level 100.

Many players ask: "Is it worth upgrading [X] Pokémon?" or "How strong is Ditto at max level?"

Until now, you had to guess. But today, I am revealing the raw data. Here is the ultimate showcase of what a fully maxed-out account looks like.

(If you want to know how I farmed this much gold in just 2 days, check out my [Infinite Money Glitch Guide ].)

⚡ Key Takeaways: Who Scales the Best?

Reaching Level 100 isn't just about higher damage numbers. Some Pokémon gain massive reductions in Recharge Time (Attack Speed) or huge Range boosts that transform them from "Okay" to "God Tier."

Here are the most impressive Max Level transformations:

1. The Level 100 Ditto (The MVP)

If you only max one unit, make it Ditto.

Why? Ditto copies the species of the target but keeps its own Level.
The Result: A Level 100 Ditto transforming into a Level 1 Persian gives you the gold generation of a maxed unit. Transforming into a Weavile gives you top-tier DPS. It is the most versatile unit in the game.

2. Weavile (The DPS King)

Stat Spike: Weavile's Critical Hit Rate and Attack Speed scale aggressively.
Performance: At Level 100, paired with a Farfetch'd buff, Weavile attacks so fast it looks like a continuous beam. It is essential for melting Wave 100 Bosses.

3. Cooldown Monsters (Breloom & Fossils)

Some Pokémon suffer from slow attack animations in the early game.

At Level 100: Units like Breloom and Cofagrigus see their Recharge Time drop significantly.
Impact: This turns Breloom from a niche healer into a reliable sustainability engine, and allows Cofagrigus to apply Curse stacks much faster.

4. The "Trap" Units (Don't Max These First)

Not every Pokémon is worth the investment.

Rampardos: Even at Level 100, its attack speed is painfully slow. The damage per hit is high, but the DPS (Damage Per Second) loses to faster units like Excadrill.
Early Game Birds (Pidgeot/Fearow): They fall off compared to Honchkrow, which remains the king of Anti-Invisible units due to its superior range scaling.