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Skill bryanwhl/pokemon-champions-vgc-reg-m-a

Research Pokemon Champions VGC Regulation M-A rules, legality, tournament results, usage trends, winning teams, and metagame developments. Use when Codex needs current Reg M-A context, allowed Pokemon/items/moves, banlists, format rules, tournament data, Limitless/LabMaus/Cut Explorer/StatCrusher/Pokedata sources, or live VGC metagame analysis.From its SKILL.md

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Pokemon Champions VGC Reg M-A

Use this skill to research Regulation M-A as a live metagame, not as static memory. Always verify current legality and trend claims with fresh sources before recommending teams, counters, cores, or tournament prep.

Current Baseline

As of 2026-05-03, official Pokemon.com says Pokemon Champions launched on April 8, 2026, and Regulation M-A is used for Pokemon Champions Global Challenge I and the first Pokemon Champions Championship Series transition events. Serebii lists Ranked Battle Regulation M-A from April 8, 2026 through June 17, 2026, with level 50 scaling, 10-minute player time, 90-second team preview, and 60-second turn time.

Do not treat this baseline as permanently current. Re-check when answering.

Research Workflow

  1. Rules first: Read references/regulation-m-a-rules.md, then refresh with scripts/regma_client.py rules.
  2. Legality second: Use scripts/regma_client.py legal --kind pokemon|items|moves for the MetaVGC legality snapshot, and confirm high-impact claims against in-game announcements or Serebii when possible.
  3. Metagame data third: Use Limitless and LabMaus for current Reg M-A tournaments and teams:
    • scripts/regma_client.py limitless tournaments --limit 20 --min-players 32
    • scripts/regma_client.py limitless standings --id <tournament-id> --top 8
    • scripts/regma_client.py labmaus completed --limit 20 --min-players 32
    • scripts/regma_client.py labmaus trends --kind pokemon --trend upwards --quantity 20
  4. Official top-cut context: Use Cut Explorer for official top-cut datasets where present:
    • scripts/regma_client.py cut current-year
    • scripts/regma_client.py cut tournament --year 2026 --id regional-prague --top 16
  5. Ladder context: Use StatCrusher only when its formats include the target format. If Reg M-A is unavailable, say so and do not substitute Reg I ladder stats as Reg M-A.
  6. Battle facts: Pair this skill with $pokemon-champions-battle-facts for type matchups, base stats, move properties, and damage calculations.

Answering Rules

  • Label each source as official, community tournament, top-cut archive, ladder usage, or fan-maintained legality snapshot.
  • Never say "latest" unless data was fetched in the current run and the retrieval date is stated.
  • Separate ranked ladder, Limitless community events, official Championship Series events, and fan tournaments. They are not the same metagame sample.
  • Avoid copying full team dumps into answers unless the user asks. Summarize patterns, cite the event/player/source, and include enough details for verification.
  • Treat banlists, allowed Pokemon/items/moves, and date ranges as volatile. Re-check before asserting.
  • Use sample-size filters. A 10-player weekly should not outweigh a 128-player event without explanation.
  • For trends, compare multiple sources when possible: Limitless winners/top cuts, LabMaus trend endpoints, official event results, and Showdown ladder data if available.

References

  • references/regulation-m-a-rules.md: baseline rules and source hierarchy.
  • references/source-map.md: API endpoints and website-specific caveats.
  • references/metagame-research-playbook.md: reusable research patterns for trends, counters, and winner-team analysis.

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