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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
This ladder snapshot only includes the roster; see the author’s original post for the full set.
Public ladder roster; no detailed set is available for this team.
The team started from the idea that a Choice Scarf Sneasler could get good outcomes against the opponent's lead Choice Meowscarada, whether moving first or switching in later via U-turn, backed by baseline switch-ins for common threats. Garchomp sets Stealth Rock and Spikes with bulk to tank rival Garchomp, Mega Lopunny, Primarina and Archaludon's big hits; Gengar runs Focus Sash with an ice move, disguised as a possible Mega pick to snipe the opponent's lead Garchomp; Kingambit trades hits and cycles rather than breaking walls; Scarf Sneasler answers Meowscarada; Mega Dragonite is speed-tuned past Mimikyu while respecting max-speed Archaludon, with bulk to tank Garchomp's follow-ups; Slowking stalls and runs a bulk nature to soften Umbreon's Foul Play. The author felt the team's coverage worked well together and was easy to play around, with Scarf Sneasler shining against unfamiliar oppBuild article →
This team started from trying a fellow author's Focus Sash Glimmora + Protect/Encore Mega Delphox combo mid-season, then merged with the author's own build from the previous season; cutting Focus Sash Garchomp left it unable to beat Mega Gengar, so Shed Shell Toxapex and Baton Pass Umbreon were borrowed in to patch that hole. Mega Delphox is the overwhelming core, hitting super-effectively wherever it can and locking down poison-immune foes with Protect plus Encore. Umbreon tanks physical attacks and Baton Passes Delphox in safely, Toxapex spreads Toxic Spikes and dodges Mega Gengar's Shadow Tag via Shed Shell, and Mega Meganium plus Choice Scarf Gholdengo round out matchups the trio struggles with, like Gyarados, Hippowdon, and Lucario. The author calls Delphox their strongest, most dominant piece, but admits Shed Shell costs them against physical Aegislash and Ceruledge, and the team sBuild article →
The author has long been known as a Scovillain specialist, doing well from Season 1 through 3 before collapsing late in Season 4, so for Season 5 they built a bulky-cycle team around Mega Scovillain, their signature pick. Mega Scovillain opens with Protect to mega evolve safely, then wears foes down with burn damage from its ability while chipping in steady damage of its own. Tyranitar handles the special attackers opponents send in against Scovillain, setting Stealth Rock and Knocking Off items, while Corviknight tanks physical hits and checks Garchomp. Mega Gengar traps threats with Shadow Tag before finishing with Shadow Ball, Clefable shuts down setup sweepers while stalling with Wish, and a Choice Scarf Garchomp patches the Fire/Steel weakness and cleans up late-game. The author says team selection and in-game play are the hardest part, but the build's strength is handling many kindBuild 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.
