Where this data comes from

The source

Everything comes from champout, a project by Project Pokemon that dumps the text and data tables out of the Champions ROM. It updates when the game patches. This site currently reflects game version 1.1.4, from commit 0c11416 dated 2026-07-09.

What is in the database

• 361 battle-ready forms with stats, types, abilities and weights
• 497 legal moves out of the 920 in the game files
• 200 abilities with their full in-game descriptions
• 148 held items with VP costs
• Complete learnsets, and the reverse index of which Pokemon learn each move

What is verified and what is derived

Stats, types, abilities, learnsets, move data and item data are read straight from the game files. Every sync runs an audit that checks the data against known reference points before it goes live.

A few things are derived rather than sourced, and they are flagged here because being honest about it matters more than looking complete. The type effectiveness chart is the standard 18-type chart, which Champions uses unchanged as of v1.1.4 but which is not itself in the data dumps. The damage calculator fits two scaling constants that no game file states, which that page says on itself. Which species counted as having a Mega before Champions, the generation each dex number belongs to, and the weights behind the power ranking are all editorial too. And stat alignment effects use the mainline nature table, since the game files ship the 25 names but not their stat modifiers.

How Champions differs from the mainline games

Champions is a competitive battle game, not an adventure game, and its systems reflect that. There are no EVs or IVs. Instead you get 66 stat points to distribute, capped at 32 in any one stat. Natures are replaced by stat alignments that you can change freely. Abilities are swappable in Training rather than locked at capture. And the move pool is curated, so a Pokemon may not have access here to something it learns elsewhere.

Corrections

If something here contradicts the game, the game is right and this site is wrong. The data pipeline is rerun against champout on every patch, and the changelog records what moved between versions.