All Pokémon In Pokémon Champions: Full List And How To Get Them

We’re in the peak of Pokémon Fever, with Pokémon Champions allowing fans to dive in and assemble teams from a pool of hundreds as they fight against both competitive masterminds and their friends for that Champion Rank.

But even if featuring an impressive roster, it was a given that most of the franchise’s 1025 Pokémon would not make the cut. Here’s all of the Pokémon available in Pokémon Champions and how to get them.

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Full Pokémon Champions Pokémon List & How To Get Them

You can currently use over 200 Pokémon in Pokémon Champions (including region and type-focused variants), all available via Pokémon Home transfers or through the game’s recruitment feature. You can check out the full Pokémon Champions Pokédex below. Keep in mind that new Pokémon are set to be added to the game with the release of Season M-3 and its new regulations.

All Mega Evolutions in Pokémon Champions

Apart from the above, you can also evolve into 58 different Mega Evolutions in Pokémon Champions, going from the staples Mega Charizard X and Z, to the fan-favorite Mega Gardevoir, and the new Mega Floette. Here’s all of them:

• Mega Dragonite
• Mega Emboar
• Mega Feraligatr
• Mega Meganium
• Mega Chesnaught
• Mega Delphox
• Mega Greninja
• Mega Floette
• Mega Tyranitar
• Mega Beedrill
• Mega Gyarados
• Mega Steelix
• Mega Heracross
• Mega Aggron
• Mega Manectric
• Mega Abomasnow
• Mega Venusaur
• Mega Charizard X
• Mega Charizard Y
• Mega Blastoise
• Mega Pidgeot
• Mega Clefable
• Mega Alakazam
• Mega Victreebel
• Mega Slowbro
• Mega Gengar
• Mega Kangaskhan
• Mega Starmie
• Mega Pinsir
• Mega Aerodactyl
• Mega Ampharos
• Mega Scizor
• Mega Skarmory
• Mega Houndoom
• Mega Gardevoir
• Mega Sableye
• Mega Medicham
• Mega Sharpedo
• Mega Camerupt
• Mega Altaria
• Mega Banette
• Mega Chimecho
• Mega Absol
• Mega Glalie
• Mega Lopunny
• Mega Lucario
• Mega Gallade
• Mega Froslass
• Mega Excadrill
• Mega Audino
• Mega Chandelure
• Mega Golurk
• Mega Meowstic
• Mega Hawlucha
• Mega Crabominable
• Mega Drampa
• Mega Scovillain
• Mega Glimmora

Now that you know who made the Champions cut, we also highly recommend taking a look at how to acquire all of the Mega Stones in Pokémon Champions. After all, this is a must if you wish to try the megas above.