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Top ranked-ladder builds published at season end — most include full sets and the original build article.
The author originally planned a Sylveon plus Mega Venusaur plus Basculegion team but was repeatedly crushed by Avalanche users and Mega Charizard's Weather Ball, mistakenly treated May 11 as the final day, and withdrew early. After recognizing the core strength of Mystic Water Basculegion, the author borrowed Naaku's qualifier-winning team for practice. Archaludon is identified as a bug-level threat and the team's primary backbone; Basculegion provides the sharpest offensive edge. Skarmory beats Talonflame-class threats faster than Dragonite can while still one-shotting them. Sylveon tanks nearly any hit through the Oran Berry and uses Hyper Voice plus Yawn to force switches. Sableye is versatile in both lead and revenge roles. Mega Venusaur handles rain and Trick Room. A proposed improvement is giving Basculegion Adaptability with a rain-calling move for dual Charizard matchups. The author rates Archaludon and Basculegion as tier-S and tier-A respectively.Build article →
Source: バトルデータベース チャンピオンズ · GameWith
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作者是怪兽爱好者，为了刷博士称号想让班基拉斯和波士可多拉出场威慑，最后选了班基拉斯当核心搭档龙头地鼠开砂。班基拉斯持沙沙岩，把自己踩砂消耗当成资本，输给无天队反而能靠定值伤害和翻转扬沙碾对面；龙头地鼠带气势披带正常打输出，砂下岩崩畏缩非常凶。为了让班基几乎能对任何对手出场，第三只放了鬼系砂搔的墓扬犬，用扫墓+换位+鬼火拖时间。钢铠鸦补地面耐性、拉顺风、堆积叠羽休；西狮海壬负责特攻全场技和挡雨队大嘴鸥。S4最后两格调整：加了防尘杖尾鳞甲龙配羽伴果实专治S3打不动的Big6（喷火龙+烈咬陆鲨+风妖精+花叶蒂+仆刀将军+幽尾玄鱼），Mega妙蛙花上污泥爆弹奇袭队友免疫组合，弥补队伍空缺。作者自认强项是全场技多+五只带保护可以打择、耐久堆足试行次数多容易触发追加效果；弱点是同族杖尾鳞甲龙、仆刀将军和大嘴鸥没天气时都很难处理。Build article →
This ladder snapshot only includes the roster; see the author’s original post for the full set.
This ladder snapshot only includes the roster; see the author’s original post for the full set.
The author built this Champions M-2 doubles team around the idea that all six members should contribute offensively, settling on a double-Mega core of Aerodactyl and Floette. Kingambit is the main win condition: Swords Dance plus Black Glasses pumps Sucker Punch high enough to plow through resists, while Incineroar and Sneasler chip with Fake Out and Feint to push targets into KO range. Choice Scarf Tsareena is the dedicated answer to the popular Blastoise + Vivillon and Blastoise + Farigiraf builds, hitting Triple Axel or Power Whip for a clean OHKO. Aerodactyl provides Tailwind and Rock Slide flinch pressure, and Mega Floette runs an aggressive set (no Draining Kiss, no Calm Mind), using Fairy Aura Dazzling Gleam that ignores Kommo-o's Soundproof — specifically there to patch up Kommo-o and rain Archaludon matchups. The author admits the team has no recovery and lives or dies by tempo, and that Aerodactyl's accuracy can betray you, as both Rock Slide and Dual Wingbeat missed during the finals.Build article →
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This ladder snapshot only includes the roster; see the author’s original post for the full set.
The author is a diehard Mawile fan and locked Mega Mawile as a mandatory pick, building the whole team around her. Mawile is very slow, frail even after Mega, and weak to Earthquake and Heat Wave, so the plan is a back-line Mega Mawile with a delayed Trick Room. The lead is Annihilape plus Maushold: Maushold's Beat Up feeds Rage Fist while Friend Guard lets Annihilape shrug off Mega Charizard Y's Heat Wave, Floette's Dazzling Gleam, Torkoal's sun Eruption and Sylveon's Hyper Voice, then Rage Fist blasts away Charizard Y, Floette and Garchomp one after another. Sinistcha comes in third, healing Annihilape or Maushold while setting Trick Room to hand off to Mawile; the team fears Fire, so it runs an Occa Berry. Mawile carries Knock Off for Farigiraf and Basculegion, plus Rock Slide to beat Charizard and Pyroar. Delphox and Hydreigon were meant as answers but posted 0% usage since Mawile waBuild article →
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The author started from wanting to use Mega Mawile and built a fake Trick Room team around it. Staraptor leads with Mimikyu, pressuring the opponent to play around a Final Gambit and Trick Room; while they Protect or switch to hedge, a blank turn opens up and the author sets up Tailwind plus Swords Dance for a commanding board. Staraptor with Focus Sash and Reckless is the MVP, baiting Protect by mere presence. Mimikyu sets up safely behind Disguise and punishes Kingambit and Incineroar with Drain Punch. Life Orb Pelipper hits shockingly hard while staying slow enough to keep the Trick Room disguise. Mega Blastoise covers Charizard, Archaludon and Garchomp, one-shotting Garchomp with Aura Sphere. Farigiraf only comes out against real Trick Room and Perish teams, blocking their Trick Room with Imprison. The author notes the team leans hard on opponent play and loses surprise value once thBuild article →
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The author reached Master rank in Pokémon Champions doubles with a Mega Charizard Y + Garchomp Tailwind team inspired by YouTuber Kevin. The whole plan is landing Heat Wave + Earthquake spread damage under Tailwind. Whimsicott sets Tailwind first turn via Prankster and disrupts with Encore, with extra bulk investment so it can Encore multiple times. Sash Glimmora leads to lay Toxic Spikes and one-shots Aerodactyl. Mega Charizard Y softens things up and has enough Defense to survive non-STAB Rock hits; Scarf Garchomp comes in last to clean up, outspeeding opposing Garchomp and Mega Aerodactyl. Dragonite with Whirlwind is the hidden MVP against Trick Room, Perish Song Gengar, and Delphox/Blastoise Shell Smash teams. Mega Floette is a pure tech pick for the late-season Mega Staraptor surge. The author says Tailwind builds really work, but openly admits the matchup against Staraptor squads is bad—just hope it doesn't get picked.Build article →