Mike and Kevin break down all 7 megas still missing from Pokémon Champions. From Mega Salamence to the three brand-new Z Pokémon (Garchomp Z, Absol Z, and Lucario Z) and what their stats, typings, and abilities could mean for the meta. Plus Kevin's Mega Scolipede + Barbaracle doofus squad recap, pro-level Sableye foul play tech, and a round of Two Types, One Mon!

Burden your Sneasler. Or don't. You've been warned. Or not.

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Nah, but the memes are fun!

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We had NO idea they'd add the Pokemon they did for Regulation M-B. In the meantime, come listen to our thoughts on terrain specifically. Check out our podcast, social channels, and much more!https://pokesports.info

Matt Bruno (BruneauxVGC) Joins us for a super exciting episode in which we discuss the Mega Raichus that will soon be impacting our meta, as well as the phones you currently have that will be housing them.

Champions is on Mobile June 17th! We're eating good, folks.

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In this episode, we finally try to answer the question that's been haunting every team sheet for months: why is Incineroar on literally everything? Mike presents his (Harvard-pending) thesis on why a 530 BST Pokémon with mediocre defenses keeps showing up in every Top 5. We also get into Ranked Season MA2, the first regional on Champions in Indianapolis, what mobile release could do to the player base, and which Pokémon "belong" to which players. Also: Kevin is theorizing about Winds and Waves, Mike is mad at his rank reset, and somehow the podcast is back on schedule.

Pokémon Champions has been out for a few weeks and the move and ability changes are piling up, so Mike and Kevin finally sit down to comb through the full list.

Plus: Kevin's new Tuesday–Saturday schedule, tulip picking, and Mike accidentally drinks Pepsi.

Big shoutout to Professor Knight and the legends in Discord who put together the change-tracking sheet that made this episode possible.

In this episode, we talk through what feels like the real beginning of the Pokémon Champions era. With Indianapolis set to be the first live official event using Champions, Scarlet & Violet finally winding down, and Regulation MMA still developing, there’s actually a lot to unpack. Also: Kevin was sick, Mike is entering his medieval era, and somehow we still got the episode out on time.

In this episode, Kevin and Mike reunite after a long break to dive deep into the newly released Pokémon Champions! They discuss everything from the return of Mega Evolutions and the surprisingly fast bug fixes by the developers, to the controversial new 3v3 singles format and the removal of IVs and EVs grinding. Is this the competitive game we've been asking for over the last five years? We also break down the current meta, including the surprising viability of Mega Meganium, the impact of new moves, and why the absence of Terastallization feels like a breath of fresh air. Plus, we touch on the new subscription model and how it affects the competitive scene.Check out our podcast, social channels, and much more! https://pokesports.info