Pokémon Team Builder & Team Maker
Choose your game, build a team of up to six Pokémon, and review its defensive weaknesses and attacking type coverage.
Choose Your Game
Select a game to open the matching Pokédex and start building.
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Red, Blue & Yellow
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Gold, Silver & Crystal
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Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald
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Colosseum
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FireRed & LeafGreen
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XD: Gale of Darkness
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Diamond, Pearl & Platinum
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HeartGold & SoulSilver
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Black & White
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Black 2 & White 2
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X & Y
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Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire
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Sun & Moon
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Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon
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Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee
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Sword & Shield
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Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl
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Legends: Arceus
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Scarlet & Violet
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Pokémon HOME
FAQ
Getting Started
- What is the Pokémon Team Maker?
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Pokémon Team Maker is a free browser-based Pokémon team planner for main-series games. Pick a game, choose up to six Pokémon, and review the team's shared weaknesses, resistances, immunities, and attacking type coverage.
- How do I start building my team?
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Select your game above, then choose Pokémon from its Pokédex. The builder updates the URL as your team changes, so you can bookmark the page or use the copy-link button to share the same lineup.
Team Building Strategy
- What are the core principles of building a balanced Pokémon team?
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A useful in-game team usually combines clear roles, broad type coverage, and teammates that cover one another's weaknesses:
- Defined roles: Mix durable switch-ins, reliable damage dealers, and utility such as healing or status support.
- Type balance: Avoid stacking the same weaknesses unless the rest of the team can switch into those attacks safely.
- Complementary moves: Plan coverage, status moves, weather, and abilities together. The tool reports type-level coverage; final movesets still need game-specific planning.
- How does the team analysis work?
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The analysis counts each selected Pokémon's type weaknesses, resistances, immunities, and same-type attacking coverage. It is a fast team-level overview, not a battle simulator: abilities such as Levitate and the exact moves a Pokémon can learn are not included.
Advanced Features
- Are all Pokémon forms and gender differences included?
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Most gameplay-relevant forms are included. Cosmetic and battle-only forms are hidden by default and can be shown with the “Misc. Forms” filter. Forms with meaningful type or gameplay differences are represented separately where the dataset supports them.
- How can I optimize my team for specific battles?
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Build a candidate lineup, check the types that still threaten several members, and adjust one slot at a time. Copy the generated team URL before experimenting if you want to preserve or compare versions.
- What about advanced strategies like team synergy and resource management?
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Use the type report as a starting point, then check abilities, legal moves, speed control, weather or terrain, held items, and the rules of your chosen format. Those details are intentionally outside this lightweight planner.