How to Choose a Regulation M-C Team in Pokémon Champions

To choose a Regulation M-C team in Pokémon Champions, compare what each Pokémon contributes across attacking roles, defense, speed control, type coverage, and held items. The supplied material does not identify specific Pokémon or establish current meta threats, so use these as roster-building questions rather than a verified ranking or required formula.

Compare the roles your team can cover

• Attacking roles: Check whether your lineup has physical and special attackers, and whether its moves can pressure different opposing types. Consider whether an attacker can still contribute if a support Pokémon is unavailable.
• Defensive answers: Look for Pokémon that can take attacks aimed at your main attackers and help you reposition. If a lineup depends on setting up a sweeper, consider whether it has a way to protect that Pokémon during setup.
• Speed options: Decide how your team will handle turn order. The draft lists Tailwind, Trick Room, and paralysis-inducing attacks as possible options; it does not establish which is best for a particular team.
• Type coverage: Check for opposing types that threaten multiple members of your lineup. Consider whether another team member resists those attacks or can threaten the opposing Pokémon in return.

Match held items to each Pokémon’s job

The draft suggests Sitrus Berry or Leftovers for defensive roles and Choice Scarf or Life Orb for attackers. Treat those as examples, not proven best choices for Regulation M-C: no item comparisons or team-specific results are supplied.

Before settling on a lineup, note what each Pokémon is meant to do and whether its moves and item support that role. The provided information does not establish specific matchups, speed thresholds, or a required team composition, so confirm those details for your intended roster rather than assuming a universal build.