Release notes · Championite

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Championite Beta

Matchup Board. Enter their six and see each of your Pokémon against each of theirs, ranked, with the damage dealt both ways. Every pairing lands in Beats, Neutral or Countered by.
Flip to their side and the board ranks their Pokémon instead, so the one your team struggles with most sits on top.
Pick your four, leads first. The pick tray warns you when your four have no answer to one of theirs.
Leave one out. Click a Pokémon you are sure they left at home and it drops out of the rankings and warnings.
Mega preview shows the matchups as if a Pokémon had Mega Evolved, yours or theirs.
Speed ladder. All twelve Pokémon in Speed order, with the possible range for each of theirs.

Damage on every attack, both ways, with an OHKO / 2KO / 3KO verdict on each. Click a chip for the chance to knock out and the set it assumed.
Their sets start as the most common one: moves, item, ability and EV spread. Confirm a move, scout a surprise move or set their item as the game reveals it, and every number updates.
Plan for a switch. Open a benched Pokémon and each of your moves gets a damage chip against it too.
Turn order, fastest first, including Trick Room and Tailwind. Record who moved first and their Speed range narrows.
The field counts. Weather, terrain, screens, stat changes, status, Mega Evolution and Helping Hand all feed the damage. Moves that grow over a battle, like Last Respects and Rage Fist, take a count.
Battle notes and End Battle. Write notes as you play, then record the result when the game ends.

Import a Poképaste or add Pokémon by hand. Each one arrives with the set most players run, and every search lists the most popular choices first.
Edit moves, items, natures and EV spreads, limited to what the current regulation allows.
Threat matrix. Your six against the most-used Pokémon, each one-on-one marked win, trade or lose.
Speed tiers and type matchup show who you outspeed and which types your team has no answer to.
Export back to a Poképaste when you are done.

Saved teams with their own win and loss record. Pick a battle team once and every new battle opens with it loaded.
Results and rating by season, with every logged game in Recent Battles.

Tutorial. Eighteen short chapters on the real board, using an example match. Start at the beginning or jump to any chapter.
Accounts. Sign up to keep your teams and battles.

Regulation M-C. Only legal Pokémon, moves, items and Mega Stones.
Likely sets come from real play, including the EV spreads players actually run.

Mega Evolutions use their own stats, ability and usage, and only the Mega Stones the regulation allows.
Every legal Pokémon now has its moves and a likely set. A few, Emboar and Sharpedo among them, used to arrive empty.
The battle screen no longer shifts under your cursor as cards update.