Pokémon Champions Snow Teams

A snow team is built around snow, set by the Snow Warning ability the moment its user switches in. Snow gives Ice-types a 50% Defense boost, makes Blizzard 100% accurate, and doubles the Speed of Slush Rush users. It also unlocks Aurora Veil, a screen that reduces incoming damage from both physical and special hits while snow is up. Unlike sand, snow does no chip damage: it is about control and pressure.

A good snow team pairs Aurora Veil defense with fast, accurate offense. You want a Snow Warning setter, Aurora Veil up early to blunt damage, a Slush Rush sweeper to abuse the doubled Speed, and Blizzard as a reliable spread move. Because Snow Warning re-sets snow whenever the setter switches in, keep that setter healthy and pivot it back rather than running two. Sort by Top voted above to see the snow cores the community trusts most.

Snow rewards setting Aurora Veil and swinging behind it. Its weaknesses are structural: screen removal wipes Aurora Veil, another weather ability (Drizzle, Drought, or Sand Stream) overwrites snow, and losing the setter or the Veil deflates the team. Fast Taunt on the setter and hard hits that break the screen also hurt. The best snow teams protect the Veil and the setter and keep momentum once snow ends.

Yes. Snow works in both formats but shines in Doubles, where Aurora Veil plus spread Blizzard and support is strong. In Singles it leans more on the Slush Rush sweeper and the screen. Use the format filter to see snow teams for your format, then sort by Top voted to find what is climbing ranked right now.

Open any team above and copy its replica code (also called a rental code). Paste it into Pokémon Champions on Switch or mobile and the full team loads instantly, with nothing to rebuild. Codes are tied to a regulation, so check it matches the one you are playing.