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Top ranked-ladder builds published at season end — most include full sets and the original build article.
Source: バトルデータベース チャンピオンズ · GameWith
作者从M-2赛季就一直沿用Mega快龙队,这次针对上期最终400位时暴露的四大问题重组:姆克鹰打不动、风妖精追风+月亮之力压制过重、连续技(尤其三连冰柱)秒杀队伍、单Mega吃Mega对枪吃亏。为治风妖精,把快龙的燕返和追风砍掉,改成神速+保护,Mega快龙神速对方一般不设防,能直接绕过鼓励拿掉气势披带风妖精。为治姆克鹰,加了讲究围巾仙子伊布,破坏死光能一发带走未Mega姆克鹰,还能奇袭。第二只Mega选了Mega化石翼龙,带广域防守+追风+羽栖+双翼飞舞,专门压雪妖女、Mega雷丘Y和仙子伊布这类外星。核心六只是Mega快龙+大狃拉+仆刀将军+烈咬陆鲨+仙子伊布+Mega化石翼龙,基本出场是快龙+大狃拉打头,后场看情况丢烈咬或仙子。仆刀将军配悠伯果实是出场率第一的返場担当,专治对面追风和忍杀耿鬼。作者自评Mega快龙可塑性高,值得推广;但甜冷美后、魔幻假面喵和会老鼠算的一家鼠依然很难受,连续技也只能听天由命。Build article →
This ladder snapshot only includes the roster; see the author’s original post for the full set.
A doubles team built around an Sneasler + Mega Dragonite lead executing Fake Out + Tailwind to deny Aerodactyl's Rock Slide leads. Sneasler runs max Speed with Focus Sash (not White Herb), with Feint added to prevent opponent Protect from wasting Tailwind turns. Mega Dragonite is specially invested with Modest nature — it changes type on Mega Evolution — and uses ExtremeSpeed to finish off chip-damaged opponents after Feint. Hisuian Samurott with Lum Berry uses its signature hazard-spreading move freely since priority cuts can't negate it. Kingambit runs min Speed for Trick Room opposition. Scarf Garchomp covers Mega Florges. Mega Charizard Y provides a second Mega presence in team preview. Final result was 416th at Rating 2408; the author acknowledges building what amounts to 'doubles-flavored singles' and wants to study actual doubles fundamentals.
Public ladder roster; no detailed set is available for this team.
The author built around Glimmora + Kingambit + Corviknight, a trio that worked well at the end of last season. Mega Froslass was added next to set dual screens, beef up the team's bulk, and pressure the Garchomp that Glimmora tends to draw. Scarf Garchomp came in to outspeed Scarf Vivillon, which would otherwise sleep Froslass for free, and Farigiraf with Roar rounds it out against Perish Song, rain and Trick Room. The plan is to lead Froslass + Glimmora to set screens, Stealth Rock and toxic chip, then close with Kingambit and Corviknight; Stealth Rock plus Sucker Punch even KOs bulky Charizard. Kingambit runs Black Glasses and Supreme Overlord, with Low Kick added because the team otherwise has no answer to opposing Kingambit. Leftovers Corviknight with Protect and Roost almost never finds a clean break in this format and often wins games alone. The clear holes are Archaludon and Trick Room Torkoal, against which Corviknight stays in the back.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.
This doubles team is built around Mega Scovillain, whose ability and Overheat proved stronger than expected from the start. Aerodactyl was added to handle Charizard, Scovillain's fire-type weakness. The initial roster of Scovillain, Aerodactyl, Basculegion-M, Sneasler, Kingambit, and Kommo-o evolved as Kommo-o underperformed and Dragonite with Focus Blast replaced it for rain matchups, then Kleavor replaced Kingambit due to Florges pressure. For the final day, Sylveon replaced Mega Florges to synergize better with Scovillain, and Farigiraf with Choice Scarf at max speed replaced Kleavor to check Talonflame and Fake Out users. Farigiraf mostly used Psychic and Thunderbolt. The author is satisfied with the overall concept but notes rain teams remain a weakness; the Global Challenge was cleared 22-5 but PJCS qualifying ended 12-8, with a final ladder rank of 25th.Build article →
This doubles team uses a Mega Kangaskhan Fake Out lead combined with Farigiraf's Amnesia Baton Pass to reliably set up a fortified Archaludon as the main sweeper. Blastoise was the original Fake Out user but often fainted by turn two, disrupting the baton timing; Kangaskhan replaced it by surviving through turn three more consistently. Farigiraf invests heavily in bulk so it can take hits before and after passing, leaving Archaludon to stack special defense via Stamina and sweep with Electro Beam. Primarina holds Mirror Coat to both shield Archaludon from physical hits and push damage through rain-boosted Hyper Voice; Kingambit handles Gengar and Froslass; Charizard X is reserved for Gengar-Kommo-o pairings. The author considers the concept genuinely original, notes a friend cleared the PJCS qualifier with the team, and finished 27th on the ladder, though in the main event Archaludon was knocked out by two critical Roar hits — resulting in an audible shout of disbelief.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.
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.