The best replica teams in Pokémon Champions

IN Pokemon Championsyou don't have to be an experienced coach to build a successful competitive team because there is a trick called Team replicasthrough which players can copy fully built teams with EVs, moves and items: Everything they need to climb the ranks and become the very best.

And in case players don't know how to use the Replica Team feature, this guide also includes a detailed explanation of how to find it and how to implement team codes, along with a list of the best replica teams from VGC's top competitors.

How to use Replica Team Codes in Pokemon Champions

Team replicas it works like the Export System from Pokemon showdownand allows players to enter a code and essentially copy an entire team of competition-ready Pokémon from some of the best competitors in the Pokémon VGC circuit.

Players will need to have these Pokemon permanently unlocked in their boxes (via the recruitment system or transfer from Pokemon Home) plus some extra VP (Victory Points) for team tuning, which is done automatically after entering the code. Every detail such as EV expansion, Moveset, nature and equipped item is automatically copied and this requires victory points.

To use a replica team code, go to Trainingthen proceed as follows:

Select 'Create teams using a team ID'
Select the battle team you want to edit
When asked 'Do you want to create a new replica team?' choose Yes.
A new window will appear and then players can introduce the codex.

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Best Replica Team Codes for Pokemon Champions

The following is a list of Replica Teams that have been recommended as the best for the current competitive meta Pokemon Championsbuilt by VGC's top circuit trainers:

Team name	Pokemon	Code	Owner
Charizard Y Team LenVGC	Charizard (Charizardite Y) Venusaur (Focus Sash) Garchomp (Lum Berry) Milotic (leftovers) Gardevoir (choice scarf) Incineroar (Citrus Berry)	QGYAG5WE3C	LenVGC
The SplashPlate team	Gengar (Focus Sash) Garchomp (soft sand) Clefable (leftovers) Meowscarada (Choic Scarf) Delphox (Delphoxite) Corviknight (Citrus Berry)	PTVY9BE1V3	Splash Plate
WDMichael Trick Room Team	Hatterene (Fairy Feather) Golurk (Golurkit) Clefable (Focus Sash) Hydreigon (optional scarf) Oranguru (mental herb) Torkoal (charcoal)	HH3MF048VV	Its_WDMichael
Nate Innocenti's Rain Team	Meganium (meganiumite) Archaludon (white herb) Basculegion (choice scarf) Mousehold (Focus Sash) Politoed (Citrus Berry) Talonflame (Lum Berry)	K5N29KPU9T	NatusPKMN
Aroon Zheng's Sun Team	Charizard (Charizardite Y) Venusaur (Focus Sash) Garchomp (choice scarf) Wash Rotom (leftovers) Sneasler (white herb) Incineroar (Citrus Berry)	NFVS4SYCW2	Cybertron

Players also have the option to build their own Replica teams and share them with other coaches. To do so, go to Training and then select Team Replicas.

Then select 'Share your battle teamsand select an option An empty slotthen'Share the team.” This will create a replica of your currently available team (active) and by selecting it players will receive a code to share with their friends.

Team sharing doesn't grant any type of rewards, but it's a great way to “validate” or try out a strategy before you get into a competition. If you're experimenting with a team and you notice that people really love your team building or share positive feedback with you, it's a great opportunity to fine-tune your team building skills.

If you're having trouble deciding on a decent Meta lineup, you can always check out our Teams for Duos recommendations.