Pokemon Champions is moving to a new regulation. While Mega Pokemon will remain the featured gimmick, there are new Pokemon that are expected to be added with this update. Here is a full list of All of the New Pokemon coming with the Pokemon Champions Regulation M-B Season M-3 Update.
With Pokemon Champions Regulation M-B now here, players can keep up with the latest updates on our Pokemon Champions hub.
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Below is the full list of Pokemon Champions Regulation M-B New Pokemon. This will be updated as more Pokemon are revealed.
For anyone trying to learn more about each Pokemon individually, our full Pokemon Pokedex has pages for every Pokemon with stats, moves, abilities and more.
Players who want to start testing teams right away can use our Pokemon Team Builder to check weaknesses, coverage and possible team issues.
As more builds are tested in the new regulation, we will continue updating our Pokemon Champions builds section with competitive guides.
The expectations are that the new meta will revolve around Terrain with the confirmed addition of Mega Raichu X and it getting Electric Surge.
Weather has been the name of the game so far in Regulation M-A and it is unclear with they will take those Pokemon out of the meta or just add in more terrain setters.
Either way, this will open the door for the addition of Pokemon such as Indeedee, Rillaboom, Pincurchin, Galarian Weezing and many more. With that, those who counter terrain and have moves that can remove terrains will enter the discussion as well.
Once the official list is revealed, this section will be updated as well.
To compare the new Pokemon arriving to the game to the previous meta, check out our Pokemon Champions Tier List.
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