Team scanner
Pokémon Team Builder
Pick up to six Pokémon, and see every weakness, resistance and gap on your team.
Gen 6+ chart, this game’s Pokémon only.
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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
Eri: 6 good catches.
Battle plan · Scarlet & Violet
Beat Eri
Team Star · 5 Pokémon · strongest Lv 56
Their team
Other bosses
ToxicroakLv 55Poison and Fighting typeMoves: Poison, Fighting and Dark
PassimianLv 55Fighting typeMoves: Fighting, Rock and Grass
LucarioLv 55Fighting and Steel typeMoves: Dragon, Fighting and Dark
AnnihilapeLv 56Fighting and Ghost typeMoves: Ghost, Fighting, Ice and Fire
Starmobile (Fighting)Lv 56Fighting typeMoves: Fighting, Steel and Ground
Hit it with
Best hit · how many of their 5 Pokémon it hits super effectively.
Psychic4× · 4/5Flying2× · 4/5Fairy2× · 3/5Ground2× · 2/5Fire2× · 1/5Fighting2× · 1/5Ghost2× · 1/5
Good to catch
Found up to Lv. 56 before Eri in Scarlet & Violet.
One takes normal hits from their moves. 5 are weak to part of their team: switch out where the card says.
Paldean Tauros (Combat)Fightinghits 4× with Psychic or Fighting · 5/5Zen Headbutt · Lv 30takes 1×Catch Paldean Tauros (Combat) · East Province (Area One)
GalladePsychicFightinghits 4× with Psychic or Fighting · 5/5Future Sight · Lv 1switch out against AnnihilapeCatch Gallade · Dalizapa Passage · rare
FlamigoFlyingFightinghits 2× with Flying or Fighting · 5/5Brave Bird · Lv 54switch out against AnnihilapeCatch Flamigo · South Province (Area One)
HawluchaFightingFlyinghits 2× with Flying or Fighting · 5/5Bounce · Lv 28switch out against AnnihilapeCatch Hawlucha · South Province (Area Four)
Paldean Tauros (Aqua)FightingWaterhits 4× with Psychic or Fighting · 5/5Zen Headbutt · Lv 30switch out against PassimianCatch Paldean Tauros (Aqua) · East Province (Area Two)Violet only
Paldean Tauros (Blaze)FightingFirehits 4× with Psychic or Fire · 5/5Zen Headbutt · Lv 30switch out against Starmobile (Fighting)Catch Paldean Tauros (Blaze) · East Province (Area Two)Scarlet only
Slot by slot
What to send against each of their Pokémon, and what takes its moves best.
ToxicroakLv 55
Beat it withSalamencehits 4× · Zen Headbutt · Lv 39Catch Bagon · South Province (Area Five) · evolves at 50 · Violet only
WallToxicroak takes ½×Catch Croagunk · South Province (Area Five) · evolves at 37
PassimianLv 55
Beat it withGalladehits 2× · Future Sight · Lv 1
WallToxicroak takes ½×Catch Croagunk · South Province (Area Five) · evolves at 37
LucarioLv 55
Beat it withGalladehits 2× · Sacred Sword · Lv 1
WallAzumarill takes ½×Catch Marill · West Province (Area One) · evolves at 18
AnnihilapeLv 56
Beat it withArcaninehits 2× · Play Rough · Lv 1Catch Growlithe · South Province (Area Three), then a Fire StoneWallNo catch resists all of its moves.
Starmobile (Fighting)Lv 56
Beat it withGyaradoshits 2× · Hurricane · Lv 44Catch Magikarp · South Province (Area One) · evolves at 20
WallPelipper takes ½×Catch Wingull · Poco Path · evolves at 25
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 Scarlet & Violet
Start hereKatyCortondo, CortondoLv 15. Team types: Bug and Normal. Nymble, Tarountula and Teddiursa.Victory Road
- 01KatyCortondoLv 15. Team types: Bug and Normal. Nymble, Tarountula and Teddiursa.
- 02BrassiusArtazonLv 17. Team types: Grass, Normal and Rock. Petilil, Smoliv and Sudowoodo.
- 03IonoLevinciaLv 24. Team types: Electric, Flying and Ghost. Wattrel, Bellibolt, Luxio and Mismagius.
- 04KofuCascarrafaLv 30. Team types: Water, Psychic, Fighting and Ice. Veluza, Wugtrio and Crabominable.
- 05LarryMedaliLv 36. Team types: Normal and Flying. Komala, Dudunsparce and Staraptor.
- 06RymeMonteneveraLv 42. Team types: Ghost, Fairy, Electric and Poison. Banette, Mimikyu, Houndstone and Toxtricity.
- 07TulipAlfornadaLv 45. Team types: Normal, Psychic and Fairy. Farigiraf, Gardevoir, Espathra and Florges.
- 08GrushaGlaseadoLv 48. Team types: Ice, Bug, Dragon and Flying. Frosmoth, Beartic, Cetitan and Altaria.
- 09RikaElite FourLv 58. Team types: Water, Ground, Fire and Poison. Whiscash, Camerupt, Donphan, Dugtrio and Clodsire.
- 10PoppyElite FourLv 59. Team types: Steel, Electric, Psychic, Flying and Fairy. Copperajah, Magnezone, Bronzong, Corviknight and Tinkaton.
- 11LarryElite FourLv 60. Team types: Grass, Flying, Electric, Dragon, Normal and Fighting. Tropius, Pom-pom Oricorio, Altaria, Staraptor and Flamigo.
- 12HasselElite FourLv 61. Team types: Flying, Dragon, Poison, Grass and Ice. Noivern, Haxorus, Dragalge, Flapple and Baxcalibur.
- 13GeetaChampionLv 62. Team types: Psychic, Grass, Water, Ice, Dark, Steel, Rock and Poison. Espathra, Gogoat, Veluza, Avalugg, Kingambit and Glimmora.
- 14NemonaSprigatito startLv 66. Team types: Rock, Dragon, Normal, Steel, Electric, Fighting, Fire and Ghost. Lycanroc, Goodra, Dudunsparce, Orthworm, Pawmot and Skeledirge.
- 14NemonaFuecoco startLv 66. Team types: Rock, Dragon, Normal, Steel, Electric, Fighting and Water. Lycanroc, Goodra, Dudunsparce, Orthworm, Pawmot and Quaquaval.
- 14NemonaQuaxly startLv 66. Team types: Rock, Dragon, Normal, Steel, Electric, Fighting, Grass and Dark. Lycanroc, Goodra, Dudunsparce, Orthworm, Pawmot and Meowscarada.
Path of Legends
- 01KlawfTitanLv 16. Team types: Rock. Klawf.
- 02BombirdierTitanLv 20. Team types: Flying and Dark. Bombirdier.
- 03OrthwormTitanLv 29. Team types: Steel. Orthworm.
- 04Great Tuskin ScarletLv 45. Team types: Ground and Fighting. Great Tusk.
- 04Iron Treadsin VioletLv 45. Team types: Ground and Steel. Iron Treads.
- 05Dondozo & TatsugiriTitanLv 57. Team types: Water and Dragon. Dondozo and Tatsugiri.
- 06ArvenPoco Path lighthouseLv 63. Team types: Normal, Water, Ice, Grass, Fire, Ground, Rock and Dark. Greedent, Cloyster, Scovillain, Toedscruel, Garganacl and Mabosstiff.
Starfall Street
- 01GiacomoTeam StarLv 21. Team types: Dark and Steel. Pawniard and Starmobile (Dark).
- 02MelaTeam StarLv 27. Team types: Fire. Torkoal and Starmobile (Fire).
- 03AtticusTeam StarLv 33. Team types: Poison, Dark and Steel. Skuntank, Muk, Revavroom and Starmobile (Poison).
- 04OrtegaTeam StarLv 51. Team types: Water, Fairy and Normal. Azumarill, Wigglytuff, Dachsbun and Starmobile (Fairy).
- 05EriTeam StarLv 56. Team types: Poison, Fighting, Steel and Ghost. Toxicroak, Passimian, Lucario, Annihilape and Starmobile (Fighting).
- 06PennyNaranja/Uva AcademyLv 63. Team types: Dark, Water, Electric, Fire, Grass and Fairy. Umbreon, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Leafeon and Sylveon.
Area Zero
- 01Professor Sadain ScarletLv 67. Team types: Bug, Fighting, Fairy, Psychic, Grass, Dark, Ghost, Electric, Ground and Dragon. Slither Wing, Scream Tail, Brute Bonnet, Flutter Mane, Sandy Shocks and Roaring Moon.
- 01Professor Turoin VioletLv 67. Team types: Fire, Poison, Ice, Water, Fighting, Electric, Dark, Flying, Rock and Fairy. Iron Moth, Iron Bundle, Iron Hands, Iron Jugulis, Iron Thorns and Iron Valiant.
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.