Current and Team Archive
Current M-B teams stay separate from older archives.
Use Current Teams for today's ranked prep. Use Team Archive only when you want to study older M-A formations.
Team Seasons
Open Current Tier List
Pick the season first
Current teams are for today. Archive teams are for checking older popular formations.
Current Regulation M-BUse now
Regulation M-B
Medium confidence
Current M-B Watchlist
Current M-B fast offense sample. Start here when you want a modern ranked team shape.
- Raichu Mega speed pressure
- Mega Staraptor fast offense
- Gholdengo special pressure
Use when preparing for current M-B ranked while battle data is still being synced.
Past seasons / archetypesUse for history
Regulation M-A
Medium confidence
Season M-1
Older M-A balance sample. Use it to compare what was popular before M-B.
- Charizard / Whimsicott speed weather
- Garchomp / Dragonite physical pressure
- Kingambit late-game cleanup
Use when checking why older teams looked popular before the current usage table settled.
Rain Watchlist
Medium confidence
Cross-season archetype
Rain archetype sample. Use it when you want weather turns and Water cleanup.
- Pelipper / Archaludon / Basculegion
- Rain plus grass support
- Rain with Fake Out pivot support
Use when a user wants to review how the same archetype changed across seasons.
Battle Data
Open Battle Data
Usage, moves, items, teammates, and stat plans now live in one board.
Open Battle Data when you want current-season usage checks. Guide pages only link there so partial snippets do not confuse players.
Use rate
Moves and items
Teammates and stat plans
Teams
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Tap a situation, check the team, then load it into Team Builder.
Balance Offense
Medium
Garchomp / Kingambit / Basculegion / Charizard
Balance Offense
Medium difficulty
Tournament + usage signal
Hit fast, keep Kingambit safe, then finish.
Good forRanked climb when you want a flexible team that can win without one perfect setup turn.
SignalTournament + usage signal
- Full plan
- Use Garchomp or Charizard to force damage, then Basculegion and Kingambit clean low-HP targets.
- What beats it
- Weather denial, Wide Guard, burns, and preserving special pressure.
Rain Steel
Medium
Dragonite / Scizor / Basculegion / Archaludon
Rain Steel
Medium difficulty
Tournament result signal
Two tough attackers help the rain hitter win.
Good forBest for players who like bulky attackers and a clear rain payoff.
SignalTournament result signal
- Full plan
- Pair bulky steel pressure with water cleanup, then use Dragonite to punish exposed targets.
- What beats it
- Fire coverage, speed control, and stopping rain payoff turns.
Fast Pressure
Easy
Kingambit / Sneasler / Aerodactyl / Floette
Fast Pressure
Easy difficulty
Tournament + high-performance signal
Start fast, scare Protect, save the strong finisher.
Good forGood first serious team because the first turn has a simple job: scare damage fast.
SignalTournament + high-performance signal
- Full plan
- Sneasler and Aerodactyl create turn-one fear while Floette and Kingambit give a stronger endgame.
- What beats it
- Burns, redirection, bulky special attackers, and denying free setup.
Weather Speed
Medium
Kingambit / Basculegion / Charizard / Whimsicott
Weather Speed
Medium difficulty
Usage + community signal
Whimsicott helps the big hitters move first.
Good forUse when you want the board to feel fast and you like controlling who moves first.
SignalUsage + community signal
- Full plan
- Use weather and speed support to let Charizard and Basculegion force trades before Kingambit closes.
- What beats it
- Remove speed support, change weather, and avoid giving Kingambit a low-HP board.
Rain
Medium
Pelipper / Archaludon / Basculegion Rain
Rain
Medium difficulty
Usage + creator signal
Pelipper makes rain; the team uses rainy turns to hit harder.
Good forStrong when the ladder is full of Fire pressure or teams that dislike boosted Water attacks.
SignalUsage + creator signal
- Full plan
- Protect rain turns, pressure Archaludon checks, then clean with a water attacker.
- What beats it
- Opposing weather, grass pressure, Wide Guard, and removing Pelipper.
Trick Room
Hard
Farigiraf Trick Room Safety
Trick Room
Hard difficulty
Community testing signal
Make slow Pokemon move first for a short timer.
Good forPick this when fast teams are everywhere and you are comfortable planning four turns ahead.
SignalCommunity testing signal
- Full plan
- Protect the setter, spend Trick Room turns attacking, and keep a backup mode when setup fails.
- What beats it
- Taunt, Imprison, immediate knockout pressure, and slower bulky answers.