Team scanner
Pokémon Team Builder
Pick up to six Pokémon, and see every weakness, resistance and gap on your team.
Gen 2–5 chart, this game’s Pokémon only.
Your team
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Coverage
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types resisted
Tap a type for details.
- Resisted
- Not resisted yet
- No answer
- A dot per weak member
Pick up to six Pokémon
Scouting report
Your team’s type coverage
Archie: 6 good catches.
Battle plan · Emerald
Beat Archie
Seafloor Cavern · 3 Pokémon · strongest Lv 43
Their team
Other bosses
MightyenaLv 41Dark typeMoves: Normal. It also confuses with a move like Supersonic or Swagger, so you may hit yourself whatever your types.
CrobatLv 41Poison and Flying typeMoves: Dark and Flying. It also confuses with a move like Supersonic or Swagger, so you may hit yourself whatever your types.
SharpedoLv 43Water and Dark typeMoves: Normal. It also confuses with a move like Supersonic or Swagger, so you may hit yourself whatever your types.
Hit it with
Best hit · how many of their 3 Pokémon it hits super effectively.
Electric2× · 2/3Fighting2× · 2/3Bug2× · 2/3Grass2× · 1/3
+3 moreShow fewer
Ice2× · 1/3Psychic2× · 1/3Rock2× · 1/3
Good to catch
Catchable before Archie in Emerald.
One resists their moves, one takes normal hits. Four are weak to part of their team: switch out where the card says.
MagnetonElectricSteelhits 2× with Electric · 2/3Spark · Lv 26takes ½×Catch Magnemite · New Mauville · evolves at 30
ManectricElectrichits 2× with Electric · 2/3Spark · Lv 20takes 1×Catch Manectric · Route 118
HariyamaFightinghits 2× with Fighting · 2/3Vital Throw · Lv 13switch out against CrobatCatch Makuhita · Granite Cave · evolves at 24
BreloomGrassFightinghits 2× with Fighting · 2/3Sky Uppercut · Lv 36switch out against CrobatCatch Shroomish · Petalburg Woods · evolves at 23
HeracrossBugFightinghits 2× with Fighting · 2/3Brick Break · Lv 23switch out against CrobatCatch Heracross · Safari Zone · rare
PinsirBughits 2× with Fighting · 2/3Brick Break · Lv 31later: Submission at 43switch out against CrobatCatch Pinsir · Safari Zone · rare
Slot by slot
What to send against each of their Pokémon, and what takes its moves best.
MightyenaLv 41
Beat it withHeracrosshits 2× · Brick Break · Lv 23
WallSableye takes 0×Catch Sableye · Granite Cave
CrobatLv 41
Beat it withMagnetonhits 2× · Spark · Lv 26
WallAggron takes ½×Catch Aron · Granite Cave · evolves at 42
SharpedoLv 43
Beat it withMagnetonhits 2× · Spark · Lv 26
WallSableye takes 0×Catch Sableye · Granite Cave
Stuck on a gym or a rival?
Pick one for their whole team, or their type. Pick two for a dual type.
Quick picks for Emerald
Start hereRoxanneRustboro, RustboroLv 15. Team types: Rock and Ground. Geodude, Geodude and Nosepass.Gyms and story battles
- 01RoxanneRustboroLv 15. Team types: Rock and Ground. Geodude, Geodude and Nosepass.
- 02BrawlyDewfordLv 19. Team types: Fighting and Psychic. Machop, Meditite and Makuhita.
- 03WattsonMauvilleLv 24. Team types: Electric and Steel. Voltorb, Electrike, Magneton and Manectric.
- 04MaxieMt. ChimneyLv 25. Team types: Dark, Poison, Flying, Fire and Ground. Mightyena, Zubat and Camerupt.
- 05FlanneryLavaridgeLv 29. Team types: Fire and Ground. Numel, Slugma, Camerupt and Torkoal.
- 06NormanPetalburgLv 31. Team types: Normal. Spinda, Vigoroth, Linoone and Slaking.
- 07WinonaFortreeLv 33. Team types: Normal, Flying, Grass, Water, Steel and Dragon. Swablu, Tropius, Pelipper, Skarmory and Altaria.
- 08May or BrendanTreecko startLv 34. Team types: Grass, Flying, Water, Fire and Fighting. Tropius, Pelipper, Ludicolo and Combusken.
- 08May or BrendanTorchic startLv 34. Team types: Grass, Flying, Water, Fire and Ground. Tropius, Ludicolo, Slugma and Marshtomp.
- 08May or BrendanMudkip startLv 34. Team types: Grass, Flying, Fire and Water. Tropius, Slugma, Pelipper and Grovyle.
- 09MaxieMagma HideoutLv 39. Team types: Dark, Poison, Flying, Fire and Ground. Mightyena, Crobat and Camerupt.
- 10Tate & LizaMossdeepLv 42. Team types: Ground, Psychic, Flying and Rock. Claydol, Xatu, Lunatone and Solrock.
- 11MaxieMossdeep Space CenterLv 44. Team types: Dark, Poison, Flying, Fire and Ground. Mightyena, Crobat and Camerupt.
- 12ArchieSeafloor CavernLv 43. Team types: Dark, Poison, Flying and Water. Mightyena, Crobat and Sharpedo.
- 13JuanSootopolisLv 46. Team types: Water, Ground, Ice, Dark and Dragon. Luvdisc, Whiscash, Sealeo, Crawdaunt and Kingdra.
Before the Elite Four
Elite Four and Champion
- 01SidneyElite FourLv 49. Team types: Dark, Grass and Water. Mightyena, Shiftry, Cacturne, Crawdaunt and Absol.
- 02PhoebeElite FourLv 51. Team types: Ghost and Dark. Dusclops, Banette, Sableye, Banette and Dusclops.
- 03GlaciaElite FourLv 53. Team types: Ice and Water. Sealeo, Glalie, Sealeo, Glalie and Walrein.
- 04DrakeElite FourLv 55. Team types: Dragon, Flying, Water and Ground. Shelgon, Altaria, Kingdra, Flygon and Salamence.
- 05WallaceChampionLv 58. Team types: Water, Poison, Grass, Ground and Flying. Wailord, Tentacruel, Ludicolo, Whiscash, Gyarados and Milotic.
How it works
How the team builder works
- 01
Pick your team
Search by name or type. Pick a game to match its Pokémon and type chart.
- 02
Find the gaps
Every attack type is checked against every member, with abilities and moves if you want.
- 03
Fix and share
Add a suggested Pokémon, save the team on this device, or share it as a link or picture.
FAQ
Questions
Is this Pokémon team builder free?
Yes. No account, no limits, no paid version.
Which games does it cover?
Every main-series game from Red & Blue to the newest, plus Legends: Arceus and Legends: Z-A. Pick a game and the Pokémon, typings and type chart all match it.
What does “no answer” mean?
An attack type that hits at least one of your Pokémon hard, and that nobody on the team resists. Fix those first.
Does it count moves and abilities?
Yes, if you want. Add up to four attack types or moves per Pokémon, and turn on abilities like Levitate or Flash Fire. You can also paste a Showdown team.
Where is my team saved?
In the link, and in this browser when you press Save. Nothing is sent to a server. Clear saved teams any time.
Is a 4× weakness really that bad?
Yes. It is four times normal damage, and most Pokémon go down in one hit. Keep a teammate that resists it.