Mega Staraptor build
Best build, Contrary logic, moveset notes, weaknesses, and copyable starter set.
Regulation M-B lab
Pokemon Champions builds, counters, and team tools
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Build
Mega Staraptor Pokemon Champions build
Moveset, Contrary logic, Jolly or Adamant nature, and copyable notes.
Counter
Stop the snowball
Electric, Ice, Fairy, Psychic, Flying, Haze, Encore, and speed-control plans.
Team
Build a Regulation M-B shell
Start from Mega Staraptor, Whimsicott, Mega Eelektross, Raichu, Sinistcha, or anti-meta cores.
Tools
Two tools for fast battle planning
Guides
Core pages for build, counter, support, and team decisions
Counter Finder
Weakness lanes, boost reset options, speed control checks, and matchup planning.
Whimsicott partner page
Tailwind, Encore, Protect, Moonblast, and partner logic for tempo teams.
Mega Eelektross build
Electric pressure, ability notes, and how it fits anti-bird cores.
Quick use
Stop guessing the meta. Build a counter-ready team in 30 seconds.
If you want to use Mega Staraptor
Start with the build page, copy the starter set, then add Tailwind, Electric protection, and a backup cleaner.
If you want to beat it
Open the counter page, pick a lane, then test whether your team has speed control, reset tools, and type pressure.
Database
Starter team core database
| Core | Style | First-turn idea |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Staraptor + Whimsicott | Tailwind offense | Open with speed control, protect the support slot, then pressure with Brave Bird or Close Combat. |
| Mega Staraptor + Raichu | Anti-Electric shell | Lightning Rod style protection gives the bird more freedom against Electric revenge lines. |
| Mega Staraptor + Sinistcha | Recovery pivot | Useful when you need healing support, redirection pressure, or a slower midgame pivot. |
| Mega Staraptor + Grimmsnarl | Screen balance | Screens buy turns for Contrary pressure while forcing opponents to bring removal or critical hits. |
| Mega Staraptor + Garchomp | Ground pressure | Garchomp can punish Electric-heavy counterplay while Mega Staraptor pressures Grass and Fighting-weak slots. |
| Mega Staraptor + Incineroar | Pivot control | Fake Out, pivoting, and board positioning can create safer Mega Staraptor turns. |
| Mega Eelektross + Whimsicott | Flexible tempo | Bulky Electric pressure plus Tailwind can punish teams overloading on bird counters. |
| Whimsicott + Sneasler | Fast disruption | Sneasler gives immediate pressure while Whimsicott controls speed and punishes Protect turns. |
| Swampert + Basculegion | Rain pressure | Use this shell when the meta leans into rain, bulky Water pressure, or anti-Electric positioning. |
| Metagross + Kingambit | Steel pressure | Steel-heavy cores can punish Fairy and Psychic counterplay while threatening endgame trades. |
| Charizard + Grimmsnarl | Screen offense | Screens help Charizard-style pressure stay online while Grimmsnarl supports tempo control. |
| Incineroar + Whimsicott | Support control | Fake Out, pivoting, Encore, and Tailwind create clean first-turn decision trees. |
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Common questions
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Why start with Mega Staraptor?
It has current search demand, clear battle pain, and useful long-tail intent around build, counters, Contrary, Close Combat, Whimsicott, and Mega Eelektross.
What should I read first?
Start with the Mega Staraptor build, then use the counter page and Regulation M-B team page to build a complete response plan.