Pokémon Champions teams, shared by the community.

PokeFeed is a community platform for Pokémon Champions teams. Players upload their teams, vote on the ones that work, and share rental codes anyone can copy. Browse what the community is running across Singles and Doubles, on both Switch and mobile. No account needed to look around.

Hit "Create team," add your six Pokémon, and paste in the replica code Pokémon Champions generated for them. Choose the format and regulation (M-A or M-B) and publish. Your team goes live for the community to browse, copy, and upvote, and you can share it to socials in a single tap.

Yes, completely. Browsing teams, copying replica codes, and checking the meta are all free, with no account required. You only need a free account if you want to publish your own teams or upvote.

Every team can be upvoted by the community, and the more upvotes a team gets, the higher it climbs. That is how Team of the Week and the top teams are chosen - by the players, not by editors - so the rankings reflect what people genuinely play and win with, not a hand-picked list.

A replica code (also called a rental code) is the in-game string Pokémon Champions generates for a team, so it can be imported in one step. Copy any team's code from PokeFeed, paste it into the game on Switch or mobile, and the whole build is ready, with nothing to rebuild by hand. Codes are tied to a regulation, so check that it matches the one you are playing (for example M-A or M-B).

Yes. Pokémon Champions runs on both Nintendo Switch and mobile, and every replica code on PokeFeed works the same on either. Copy a code, paste it into the mobile app, and the full team imports in one step - no Switch required.

Singles is 1v1 and Doubles is 2v2, and they reward very different teams: Doubles leans on positioning, spread moves, and support, while Singles rewards raw matchups and turn sequencing. On PokeFeed you can filter teams by format, so you only browse builds that fit how you actually play.