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POKÉMON CHAMPIONS · REGULATION CONTEXT

Pokémon Champions Regulation M-C

Understand the recorded Regulation M-C format, its six-Pokémon roster and three-Pokémon selection structure, and the parts of this regulation that ChampiDex currently supports.

Regulation M-C overview

The local ChampiDex regulation record identifies this format as [Gen 9 Champions] BSS Reg M-C. It belongs to Pokémon Champions and uses the M-C regulation dataset.

Game
Pokémon Champions
Format
BSS Reg M-C
Regulation
M-C
Roster size
6 Pokémon
Selected for battle
3 Pokémon
Recorded regulation field
ev_limit: 66
Local dataset
champions-1.2.0-mc-r1

These values come from the pinned local regulation record used by ChampiDex. They describe the data available in that snapshot and should not be interpreted as a live update of every official game rule.

Six Pokémon, choose three

The M-C record specifies a six-Pokémon roster and a selection of three Pokémon for battle. This distinction matters when reviewing a team: the roster contains the available choices, while the selected three define the members brought into an individual battle.

Team structure should therefore be considered at both levels. A roster may contain several possible roles or defensive options, but the three selected Pokémon still need to function together under the situation being evaluated.

ChampiDex currently exposes six roster slots for editing. Its selected-slot control chooses which Pokémon is being edited; it does not select the three Pokémon brought into battle. The in-game pick-three decision is not represented as a completed Builder action on this page.

Recorded allocation field and SP calculation

The pinned regulation record stores the numeric value 66 under ev_limit. Separately, ChampiDex's ChampionsStatEngine implements a 66-total Stat Point (SP) cap for one Pokémon, with a maximum of 32 SP in one stat. The two values currently match, but the engine's SP cap is an implementation rule; this page does not claim that it is dynamically read from the regulation JSON field.

The calculation uses level 50 and the Pokémon's selected Alignment. ChampiDex calls these allocations SP; they should not be treated as interchangeable with the familiar main-series EV system or as one shared 66-point budget for a six-Pokémon roster.

Total SP cap per Pokémon 66 Maximum allocation for one Pokémon
Maximum SP per stat 32 Individual stat allocation ceiling
Calculation level 50 Level used by the current stat engine

Worked example: Garchomp with Adamant Alignment

The following result was calculated by the current ChampionsStatEngine using Garchomp's base stats from champions-1.2.0-mc-r1. The allocation uses 32 HP SP, 32 Attack SP, and 2 Speed SP, for 66 SP on this Pokémon.

HP 215 Base 108 · 32 SP
Attack 200 Base 130 · 32 SP
Defense 115 Base 95 · 0 SP
Special Attack 90 Base 80 · 0 SP
Special Defense 105 Base 85 · 0 SP
Speed 124 Base 102 · 2 SP

Calculation context: Level 50 · Adamant Alignment · 66 / 66 total SP. This is one Pokémon's stat calculation, not a complete six-member roster or a pick-three battle selection.

What ChampiDex currently supports

The available M-C dataset identifies BSS Singles. ChampiDex reflects that boundary in its battle-context registry rather than presenting every possible game type as supported.

Supported

M-C Singles (BSS)

Available as a selectable Champions battle context for new analysis.

Unsupported

M-C Doubles

Disabled for new context selection and analysis.

The Doubles restriction describes the current ChampiDex implementation and dataset support. It is not a claim that the official Regulation M-C rules prohibit Doubles. The legacy Doubles context identifier remains resolvable so existing local rosters can still be loaded, but it is not selectable for new analysis.

Using the Champions Builder

  1. Open the ChampiDex Team Builder.
  2. Choose the Pokémon Champions M-C Singles (BSS) context.
  3. Configure your roster and work within the supported Singles context.
  4. Review the available findings and their stated limitations before making changes.

The selectable context identifies the supported analysis path. It does not, by itself, certify every set or team as fully legal under every official tournament or event requirement.

Understanding the limitations

ChampiDex distinguishes between a regulation record, an implemented product capability, and a complete official legality decision. A supported context means the relevant ChampiDex workflow is available; it does not imply that every game mechanic, event restriction, or competitive interaction has been modeled.

For a broader explanation of evidence, assumptions, basic legality checks, and pinned source data, read the ChampiDex methodology.

The Competitive Intelligence hub provides general matchup signals. Its current analysis request uses a separate Gen 9 OU context and should not be treated as an M-C-specific legality or format validator.