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
Lucian: 6 good catches.
Battle plan · Platinum
Beat Lucian
Elite Four · 5 Pokémon · strongest Lv 59
Their team
Other bosses
Mr. MimeLv 53Psychic typeMoves: Psychic and Electric
EspeonLv 55Psychic typeMoves: Psychic, Ghost, Normal and Bug
BronzongLv 54Steel and Psychic typeMoves: Psychic, Steel and Ground
AlakazamLv 56Psychic typeMoves: Psychic, Grass and Fighting
GalladeLv 59Psychic and Fighting typeMoves: Fighting, Psychic, Grass and Rock
- Steel resists Ghost moves in Platinum (½× there, 1× today).
- Steel resists Dark moves in Platinum (½× there, 1× today).
Hit it with
Best hit · how many of their 5 Pokémon it hits super effectively.
Ghost2× · 4/5Bug2× · 3/5Dark2× · 3/5Fire2× · 1/5Ground2× · 1/5Flying2× · 1/5
Good to catch
Catchable before Lucian in Platinum.
One takes normal hits from their moves. 5 are weak to part of their team: switch out where the card says.
GarchompDragonGroundhits 2× with Dark or Ground · 4/5Crunch · Lv 48takes 1×Catch Gible · Wayward Cave · evolves at 48
LuxrayElectrichits 2× with Dark · 3/5Crunch · Lv 42switch out against BronzongCatch Shinx · Route 202 · evolves at 30
DusclopsGhosthits 2× with Ghost · 4/5Shadow Punch · Lv 37switch out against EspeonCatch Duskull · Lost Tower · evolves at 37
RotomElectricGhosthits 2× with Ghost · 4/5Ominous Wind · Lv 29switch out against EspeonCatch Rotom · Old Chateau
HoundoomDarkFirehits 2× with Dark or Fire · 4/5Bite · Lv 17later: Crunch at 54weak to 3 of their 5: switch outCatch Houndour · Route 214 · evolves at 24
SteelixSteelGroundhits 2× with Dark · 3/5Crunch · Lv 46weak to 3 of their 5: switch outCatch Steelix · Iron Island
Slot by slot
What to send against each of their Pokémon, and what takes its moves best.
Mr. MimeLv 53
Beat it withSteelixhits 2× · Crunch · Lv 46
WallMagneton takes ½×Catch Magnemite · Fuego Ironworks · evolves at 30
EspeonLv 55
Beat it withSteelixhits 2× · Crunch · Lv 46
WallMagneton takes ½×Catch Magnemite · Fuego Ironworks · evolves at 30
BronzongLv 54
Beat it withGarchomphits 2× · Dig · Lv 40WallNo catch resists all of its moves.
AlakazamLv 56
Beat it withGarchomphits 2× · Crunch · Lv 48WallNo catch resists all of its moves.
GalladeLv 59
Beat it withDusclopshits 2× · Shadow Punch · Lv 37WallNo catch resists all of its moves.
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 Platinum
Start hereRoarkOreburgh, OreburghLv 14. Team types: Rock and Ground. Geodude, Onix and Cranidos.Gyms and Team Galactic
- 01RoarkOreburghLv 14. Team types: Rock and Ground. Geodude, Onix and Cranidos.
- 02GardeniaEternaLv 22. Team types: Grass and Poison. Turtwig, Cherrim and Roserade.
- 03FantinaHearthomeLv 26. Team types: Ghost and Poison. Duskull, Haunter and Mismagius.
- 04MayleneVeilstoneLv 32. Team types: Fighting, Psychic and Steel. Meditite, Machoke and Lucario.
- 05Crasher WakePastoriaLv 37. Team types: Water, Flying and Ground. Gyarados, Quagsire and Floatzel.
- 06ByronCanalaveLv 41. Team types: Electric, Steel, Ground and Rock. Magneton, Steelix and Bastiodon.
- 07CandiceSnowpointLv 44. Team types: Dark, Ice, Ground, Grass and Ghost. Sneasel, Piloswine, Abomasnow and Froslass.
- 08CyrusDistortion WorldLv 48. Team types: Dark, Fire, Flying, Poison, Water and Ice. Houndoom, Honchkrow, Crobat, Gyarados and Weavile.
- 09VolknerSunyshoreLv 50. Team types: Electric. Jolteon, Raichu, Luxray and Electivire.
Before the Elite Four
- 01BarryTurtwig startLv 51. Team types: Normal, Flying, Water, Bug, Fighting, Grass, Poison and Fire. Staraptor, Floatzel, Heracross, Roserade, Snorlax and Infernape.
- 01BarryChimchar startLv 51. Team types: Normal, Flying, Grass, Poison, Bug, Fighting, Fire, Water and Steel. Staraptor, Roserade, Heracross, Rapidash, Snorlax and Empoleon.
- 01BarryPiplup startLv 51. Team types: Normal, Flying, Water, Bug, Fighting, Fire, Grass and Ground. Staraptor, Floatzel, Heracross, Rapidash, Snorlax and Torterra.
Elite Four and Champion
- 01AaronElite FourLv 53. Team types: Bug, Flying, Steel, Fighting, Poison and Dark. Yanmega, Scizor, Vespiquen, Heracross and Drapion.
- 02BerthaElite FourLv 55. Team types: Water, Ground, Flying and Rock. Whiscash, Gliscor, Hippowdon, Golem and Rhyperior.
- 03FlintElite FourLv 57. Team types: Dark, Fire and Fighting. Houndoom, Flareon, Rapidash, Infernape and Magmortar.
- 04LucianElite FourLv 59. Team types: Psychic, Steel and Fighting. Mr. Mime, Espeon, Bronzong, Alakazam and Gallade.
- 05CynthiaChampionLv 62. Team types: Ghost, Dark, Grass, Poison, Normal, Flying, Fighting, Steel, Water, Dragon and Ground. Spiritomb, Roserade, Togekiss, Lucario, Milotic and Garchomp.
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.