1. Choose a pool
Start with the original 151, select a generation, or open the full National Dex pool.
A searchable Pokémon football lineup builder with challenges, formation settings, shareable lineups, scouting information, and playable team modes.
Create a lineupStart with the original 151, select a generation, or open the full National Dex pool.
Assign Pokémon to 22 positions. Tap a slot to replace a player or drag players to swap them.
Run a challenge, review your score, then play the team in the game hub.
An All-22 team is a puzzle with 22 connected jobs. The first question is not “which Pokémon is strongest?” but “where does this roster need help?” A quarterback can make the offense more stable, but a slow secondary or an undersized line can still decide the result. Use the builder to see the entire field before you lock in a favorite.
The original 151 is easy to learn and useful for a focused run. The wider pool gives you more unusual fits and more ways to build around a formation.
Use the 3–4 or 4–3 defense and decide whether your offense wants a fullback or a slot option. Each choice changes which jobs need depth.
The 17–0 Challenge asks you to adapt to region and type rolls. The 151 Challenge gives you a smaller pool with a different rhythm and reroll pattern.
It refers to the 22 players shown in a football formation: 11 on offense and 11 on defense. The builder makes those roles visible so you can think about the whole roster.
Yes. A saved builder lineup can be taken into the game hub, while challenge runs create their own constrained drafting experience.
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