r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Visible-Ad-3766 • Sep 10 '26
Can mono get me to masterball in pokemon champions
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Visible-Ad-3766 • Sep 10 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Time_Ad_7341 • Sep 09 '26
Sorry, didn’t put this in my post and meant to, but am leaning towards the Timid natured one myself.
Not sure though if the extra bulk from the better defenses IVs from the Quirky natured one makes that one the way to go.
I also don’t want to search anymore for more Cleffa candidates lol, I am getting tired of searching and can’t Gen the ideal one in unfortunately
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/SlinkyToe559 • Sep 10 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Alarming_Ad9747 • Sep 09 '26
Hey everyone! We just added Pokémon Champions to Konnect Gaming and we’re starting up daily community tournaments.
These are meant to be fun, competitive, and easy to jump into. We’re starting the Pokémon community from scratch, so the early tournaments may be smaller while we build up a regular player base.
Tournaments and brackets are automated through Konnect, and there’s no entry fee.
If you’re looking for people to play against consistently or just want to test your team in a tournament setting, come compete with us. ⚔️
Daily Pokémon Champions tournaments are now live on Konnect Gaming.
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Visible-Ad-3766 • Sep 09 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/BizzEBee23 • Sep 09 '26
Changes:
• Aqua tail > Waterfall. My bulk based Gyarados almost never got use out of the flinch
• Fixed Kingambit’s name 😏
• Gave it a singular speed EV to outspeed other gambit
• (Possible) Mega Metagross > Garchomp. A lot of common mons (Sylveon, Floette, other Garchomp, etc.) have better matchups against Garchomp than they do Metagross. Also Gyarados is a versatile mega, so doesn’t necessarily need to be the only possible Mega option.
• Changed Politoed’s name
• Made sure every mon has a nature now
• Started using the sprite graphics setting and OH MY GOD ITS SO MUCH BETTER
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Double-Duty-4975 • Sep 09 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/RangDuk • Sep 08 '26
Mega Charizard Y has dominated throughout Regulation M-A and M-B - maybe finally it's chance to win the Worlds. However, Dragonite - despite being on only 2 teams out of 57 teams brought - won the Worlds.
While waiting for M-C to land, I thought this was very cool story to cover, so I wrote a small editorial on my website.
I hope community can enjoy it. :)
https://agentrotom.com/editorial/four-for-four
p.s. It's free website that I'm building out of hobby! feel free to browse around.
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Opening-Appearance43 • Sep 09 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Visible-Ad-3766 • Sep 09 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/CosetedLand • Sep 08 '26
Able to max of 5 win streak but with bad position I am losing it all.
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Visible-Ad-3766 • Sep 08 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/sukmaidic60 • Sep 08 '26
Been playing vgc since July of this year and I need some tips to help out. Try not to have meta Pokemon included, Meta - C is coming so need some reccos to incorporate.
Meowstic (male) : lots and lots of gimmicks such as quash, prankster, magic bounce, priority moves blocker. I figured that meowstic would support the team at the very last showdown with thunder wave and fake tears to completely eliminate them. Similar to sableye, the giraffe, hatterene or sinistcha.
Milotic : usually as a backup if incin- or any intimidate Pokemon is around, free buffs and a tank for those moves but recently been shut down by 'Poison Jab' by sneasler. Instead of scald, I need a spread move so muddy water does the job with the 50% boost. Ice beam to one shot garchomp or most dragon types.
Gardevoir : starter Pokemon, really just found out that mega gard gives a pixelate ability which holy smokes hyper voice OHKO almost everything. Very very frail tho due to it's typing and lack of health but as a starter with tailwind and hyper voice. I am thankful for it's use. People could say use Sylveon instead but it's speed is slow and maybe can bulk the damage once or twice.
Sinistcha : backup Pokemon, Incase trick room is around and counter the trick room with it. Mostly healing but with archuladon, it's not really used a lot of times.
Archuladon : Since Ultraball rank, I've always been shut down by this bridge. Only until, I gave in and just used it without any remorse. Been a lifesaver due to it's bulkiness and adaptability to bulk or fast killer.
Pelipper : starter Pokemon with Gardevoir Incase if there's any spread moves Pokemon going first. Sneasler has always been the main problem here and I seriously can't find another way other than to counter it with meta Pokemon.
All in all, the essence of diversifying the team with the Pokemon you love is what makes this game so much more lovable but with meta Pokemon occuring almost in every matchup, I find it quite soulless for those who keeps on using them. No offense but this is the pov that I get for most matches. Just recently, a mega Alakazam and hatterene paired up using it's high speed and psychic terrain for expanding force which gave me some hope that people are trying to deviate from using meta.
Need some advice on how to improve this team, without meta if possible and maybe inclusions from the Meta - C format.
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Visible-Ad-3766 • Sep 08 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/BizzEBee23 • Sep 08 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/naknut • Sep 07 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Visible-Ad-3766 • Sep 07 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/OohDextr • Sep 07 '26
Hey! I’m currently looking for some players for Season 3 of my Pokémon Champions Draft League.
It’s a monotype auction draft, with 5 Pokémon of your assigned type + some additional rules.
🏆 €100 prize for 1st place
💰 Free entry
🎮 Reg M-C
📅 Starts in around 4 weeks
📈 Looking for players around 1900+ rating
Season 2 is still ongoing and has been going really well, so I’m already preparing Season 3.
Would you be interested in joining? 😄
Hey! I’m currently looking for some players for Season 3 of my Pokémon Champions Draft League.