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Pokémon Team Planner

Choose a game and build a six-Pokémon playthrough team. Shared weaknesses and STAB coverage update as you add members, then you can save locally or share the link without signing in.

Try a sample team for your game

These are editable type-coverage examples, not competitive recommendations. Loading one replaces the current team after confirmation; save your draft first if you want to keep it.

  • Red / Blue / Yellow: compare six final evolutions

    Venusaur, Raichu, Alakazam, Golem, Lapras and Snorlax. An exercise in type coverage; trade evolutions are included, so this is not an early-game catch route.

  • Scarlet / Violet: cover Gyarados's Electric weakness

    Skeledirge, Gyarados, Breloom, Magnezone, Garchomp and Gardevoir. Garchomp is immune to Electric attacks, but adds a four-times Ice weakness: compare the trade-off in the type overview.

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Choose your game, search for a Pokémon, and the first matchup signals will appear as soon as you add it.

Available Pokémon

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Type overview

Add a Pokémon to see shared weaknesses, resistances, immunities, and natural offensive coverage.

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Build a playthrough team and check its type coverage

  1. Choose your game first, then select a version or availability filter. The catalog can include trade or transfer options; availability is not a catch-location guide.
  2. Add a favorite Pokemon, or load one of the Kanto and Paldea examples above. Look for shared weaknesses before filling all six slots.
  3. Compare resistances and natural STAB coverage, then save a named team or share its link. Saved teams stay in this browser; the link carries the selected team.

What does a type-coverage warning mean?

Gyarados takes four-times damage from Electric attacks under natural typing. Garchomp is immune to Electric attacks, but is four-times weak to Ice. Adding it creates a switch-in option, not a guarantee of winning a battle. Moves, abilities, items, stats and battle formats are outside this planner’s analysis.

Check the full type chart · Compare pseudo-legendary evolution lines

How this planner works

The planner uses one entry per species. Game availability includes upstream form data, but individual regional and Mega forms are not selectable.

Type analysis uses natural types and selected Tera Types. Abilities, movesets, items, stats, and battle formats can change real matchups and are not modeled here.

Game availability, version, evolution, and field-move data are adapted from the open-source richi3f/pokemon-team-planner dataset at a pinned commit. Artwork is served by PokemonLore.

Review the type chart or read our Pokémon guides before finalizing a competitive team.