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AI Battles vs. Every Season's Rankers
Take on Pokémon Champions' all-time ranked teams — build 6, bring 3. Win 10 in a row to challenge the Elite Four and the Champion.
Season 3 Ranked Team Notes
Top rankers' team builds and notes at a glance
Final #1R2616
This No. 1-ranked team wins through prediction-based play rather than raw type coverage. Sta…
Final #2R2601
Considering the short season schedule, I prepared by deciding on the Mega Evolution Pokémon…
Final #8R2585
Finishing 8th, this team builds around Mega Lucario as its late-game sweeper. Hippowdon sets…
Final #9R2579
Ranked 9th, this team uses Hippowdon as the 'lubricant' that chips foes with Yawn and sandst…
Final #11R2569
Finishing 11th, this team pairs bulky pivots with two mega-tier attackers to handle both cyc…
Final #12R2569
Finishing 12th, this team is built around a Mega Metagross and Primarina offensive core. Met…
Final #13R2567
This team leans on Sylveon's Yawn plus Leftovers recovery to stall and force switches, openi…
Final #14R2562
Metagross is the primary sweeper, using Iron Defense to boost to huge Defense stats after Me…
Final #16R2546
Instead of a Baton Pass team that often lost due to critical hit luck, I built a singles tea…
Final #23R2530
Pelipper sets up rain with Drizzle to power up Swampert's Water-type attacks and Swift Swim…
Final #26R2522
A bulky-offense cycle team anchored by Mega Meganium, which leans on Substitute to force thr…
Final #27R2522
An aggressive hazard-stack team nicknamed 'White-Black Aggro.' Hippowdon sets Stealth Rock a…
Final #28R2522
A dual-Mega cycle team pivoting between Mega Metagross and Mega Gengar to control different…
Final #29R2520
the source article couldn't be fetched, so this is inferred from the roster and rank. A bala…
Final #30R2516
An offense team centered on Life Orb Mimikyu as the main sweeper, backed by Hippowdon for de…
Final #34R2513
M-3 Singles final 34th place (rating 2513). The concept was to "push as hard as possible wit…
Final #36R2510
The concept is to strongly utilize a versatile combination of Hippowdon + Aegislash, gaining…
Final #37R2510
This singles team pairs bulky offense with dual weather utility — Hippowdon's sandstorm supp…
Final #40R2507
Before the M-3 rules were announced, an acquaintance told me that 'Iron Defense + Body Press…
Final #42R2506
Built around a sand-and-pivot singles core, Hippowdon sets sandstorm while Rotom-Wash pivots…
Final #43R2506
The cycle build of Hippowdon + Mega Scizor that I used in the previous season M-A was direct…
Final #44R2505
In the M-B environment, the combination of Hydreigon + Metagross and rain teams increased, a…
Final #45R2504
This offensive singles team uses Gengar to lead and create openings, while Mega Gyarados is…
Final #50R2500
A high-damage cycle team centered on Mega Charizard Y and Mega Starmie: Starmie's fast Rapid…
Season M-4 Update
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Battle Pass Season M-4
Hoenn starter season — free track gives Sceptile + Sceptilite, premium adds Blaziken and Swampert with Mega Stones. Until August 5.
Ranked Battle Season M-4 Live
July 8 - August 5. Regulation M-B continues — same Pokemon pool as M-3. Champion and Master Ball rank 1-3 unlock July 15.
Monthly Challenge 2026.07
Entry from July 17, battles July 24-27. Singles, Regulation M-B. Participation reward (3+ battles): Mawile + 100 Quick Coupons.
New Mega Evolutions
Newly Mega-evolvable Pokémon in Regulation M-B: Raichu-X/Y, Mega Sceptile, Mega Blaziken, Mega Swampert, Mega Mawile, Mega Metagross, Mega Staraptor, Mega Scolipede, Mega Eelektross, Mega Typhlosion-Hisui, Mega Pyroar, Mega Malamar, Mega Barbaracle, Mega Dragalge, Mega Kommo-o.
