In the Pokédex with stats, at what level do they judge the Pokémon?

I go on the Pokédex with stats and they say example: Blissey : HP: 255 Attack:10 Defense:10 Sp.Att:75 Sp.Def: 135 Speed:50 Total:540

At what level are those stats?

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Here is a little bit of Info from smogon on it.

" This section will explain from where the equations for the normalized base stats were derived, and hence may be skipped upon first reading.

The equation for the actual stat of a Level 100 Pokemon having 31 IVs in all stats is the following:

Stat = (Base Stat × 2 + 31 + Num + floor(EV ÷ 4)) × Naturewhere Num = 110 if the stat is HP, and 5 otherwise.

This means that for the stats other than HP, assuming a neutral nature:

Stat with 0 EVs = 2 × Base Stat + 36 = 2 × (Base Stat + 18)Stat with 252 EVs = 2 × Base Stat + 99 = 2 × (Base Stat + 49.5)To calculate the statistical damage, we multiply the attack or special attack stat by the move power. However, since the stat is always twice a number, the statistical damage will always end up as being twice a number as well. Hence, the normalized stats can be defined as being half the actual stats for simplicity purposes (rounding 49.5 up to 50):

Normalized Stat with 0 EVs = Base Stat + 18Normalized Stat with 252 EVs = Base Stat + 50For the HP stats, we write them down in this way first:

Normalized HP with 0 EVs = Base HP ÷ 4 + 18Normalized HP with 252 EVs = Base HP ÷ 4 + 25Summary

Here is a short summary of all the formulae given in this article:

Normalized Base Stat = Base Stat + 18 if the stat is not HPNormalized Base HP = Base HP ÷ 4 + 18Normalized Base Stat with 252 EVs = Normalized Base Stat + 32 if the stat is not HPNormalized Base HP with 252 EVs = Normalized Base HP + 7Statistical Damage = Normalized Base (Special) Attack × Move PowerStatistical (Special) Defense = Normalized Base HP × Normalized Base (Special) DefenseMaximum Percentage Damage = Statistical Damage × 10.5 ÷ Statistical (Special) DefenseMinimum Percentage Damage = Statistical Damage × 9 ÷ Statistical (Special) DefenseAs one can see, the above formulae are all relatively straightforward (especially compared to the actual Stats formula and Damage formula).

The statistical damage can be used as is to compare the damage dealt by different Pokemon using various moves, from just their base stats.

The statistical defense or special defense can be used as is to compare the physical or special sturdiness, or lack of, of different Pokemon from just their base stats.

I hope you find this article of some use. Thanks for reading. " -Smogon