Editable curated samples
These 8 teams are structured from the 2026-06 Smogon usage snapshot and current Showdown legality. Every page includes complete sets, lead ideas, win paths, replacements, and a one-click editable FavePoke build.
FavePoke Editorial TeamPublished Updated
The generator creates six editable slots from the current usage data and opens them directly in the Builder.
Read the format data guideRain powers two different attackers while Tailwind, Trick Room, redirection, and Intimidate keep several four-Pokémon modes available.
Full six-Pokémon rosters
See every six-Pokémon roster first, then open a complete set or load it into the Builder to iterate.
Rain powers two different attackers while Tailwind, Trick Room, redirection, and Intimidate keep several four-Pokémon modes available.
Fast spread attacks sit behind Prankster Tailwind, with Farigiraf offering a slower counter-mode and priority protection.
Two setters and layered protection enable Kingambit or Mega Mawile, while Garchomp keeps a fast mode available.
Screens, Intimidate, redirection, and Hospitality create durable turns for multiple physical Mega or non-Mega attackers.
Mega Swampert supplies the fast rain mode while Archaludon, Sinistcha, and Kingambit support slower, sturdier selections.
Mega Charizard Y creates immediate spread damage, while Whimsicott and Farigiraf offer opposite speed and priority tools.
Redirection and double Fake Out access create protected attacks for special, physical, and Mega modes.
Rain offense is backed by priority denial, screens, Trick Room, and a slow physical closer for flexible choose-four plans.
Members and sets come from the 2026-06, 1630-rating usage sample, then are editorially combined around hazards, speed, positioning, and win conditions. They are practice and iteration starting points—not official teams, tournament results, or promised win-rate rankings. Revalidate before playing.
Open the source Smogon statisticsThe rosters use the 2026-06 Pokémon Champions usage snapshot and the Regulation M-B format data stored by FavePoke. Rules can change, so revalidate a team in the Builder before playing.
Yes. Open any complete team and choose Edit in Builder. You can change moves, abilities, items, and Champions stat points before copying standard Pokémon Showdown text. Regulation M-B does not use Tera types.
Start with the featured Pelipper + Basculegion rain team at the top of the page. Its rain plan, speed control, lead options, and win conditions are explained so you can learn the Regulation M-B doubles rhythm first.
