Pokémon Champions Tier Lists
Pokémon Champions is Game Freak and The Pokémon Company's standalone competitive battler for Nintendo Switch and mobile, stripping the series down to pure ranked battling with no adventure in between. Players build level-50 teams from Pokémon trained in-game or transferred through Pokémon HOME, then climb separate ranked ladders in Singles and Doubles. Rotating Regulation Sets refresh the legal roster every couple of months and decide which Pokémon and Mega Evolutions are allowed — Regulation M-B, live since June 17, 2026, added 22 new Pokémon and 16 new Mega Evolutions — including brand-new forms like Mega Raichu Y and Mega Staraptor. Because the roster and the rules rotate together, the meta reshuffles hard at every regulation change. This board ranks the Pokémon and Mega forms that actually decide games in the current ranked meta.
FAQ
Which Pokémon Champions tier list should I use?
There are 2 live boards: Singles Tier List, Doubles Tier List. Start with the Singles Tier List — it has the most player ratings — then check the scenario that matches how you play.
What's S-tier in Pokémon Champions right now?
As of Regulation M-B, Kingambit, Mimikyu, Mega Charizard Y lead the S tier on the Singles Tier List. The full tier list updates live as votes land.
How often are Pokémon Champions tier lists updated?
Continuously — tiers re-tabulate as votes land, and the last ranking change was 37d ago. When a new patch drops, boards roll forward so votes rank the current version, not last season's.
How are Pokémon Champions tiers decided?
By player votes. Each visitor rates entries S, A, B or C, and every board re-bands from the blended community score. New boards start from a clearly-labeled expert baseline until enough real votes arrive — displayed counts only ever include player votes. Full methodology →
