Browse the best Pokémon Champions teams

A replica code, also called a rental code, is generated inside Pokémon Champions. The player who built the team creates the code in game and shares it. PokeFeed does not create codes: it hosts them, so that a code which would otherwise sit buried in a chat log stays findable, attached to the team it belongs to, and ready to copy.

Open any team and copy its replica code. Paste it into Pokémon Champions on Switch or mobile and the full team loads, with nothing to rebuild. Codes are tied to a regulation, so check that it matches the one you are playing. Teams submitted without a code still show the complete build, so you can recreate it yourself.

Open Filters and choose an archetype, or use Browse by team type below the list. Each archetype has its own page with the community's highest voted builds for that style and an explanation of how the style actually works. Archetype filters stack with the format and Pokémon filters, so you can narrow to one style within one format.

There is no single best team, and any site that names one is guessing. What does hold up is collective judgment: the Top voted tab ranks teams by the players who have actually taken them into battle, so the order reflects results rather than opinion. If you are choosing your first serious team, start from the archetype whose game plan you understand, then take the highest voted build within it. Knowing why a team wins matters more than where it sits in the ranking.

Every team carries two numbers: upvotes and saves. Upvotes are the community's verdict on whether the build is good. Saves record how many players kept it for later, which tends to reflect how practical a team is rather than how impressive it looks. Top voted sorts by the first, Most saved by the second, and Recent ignores both so you can see what has just been posted.

The regulation is the rule set a team was built for. It determines which Pokémon are legal and which restrictions apply, and it rotates over time as the official format changes. Every team on PokeFeed displays its regulation, and the filter defaults to the one currently in play. A replica code from an earlier regulation may no longer be legal, so check before you paste.

Yes. Generate the replica code inside Pokémon Champions, then submit it here along with the build and a short account of how the team is meant to be played. Teams with a working code are copied far more often than teams without one, and community votes decide where yours lands.