How to read Pokemon Champions calculations and data

Burn, poison, bad poison, sandstorm, Stealth Rock, Spikes, Leftovers, and Sitrus Berry are compared against Pokemon Champions HP values.

• Users tune HP SP and current HP conditions instead of entering level, EV, or IV values.
• The goal is not a generic Pokemon stat formula; it is a quick read of practical HP ranges in Champions.
• Use the result to judge how many chip events a build survives and whether recovery changes the next turn.

For the selected Pokemon, nature, and Speed SP, the page shows which common speed lines it can outspeed.

• Paralysis, Tailwind, and Choice Scarf are applied to the current selection when enabled.
• A speed tie is not a confirmed outspeed and should remain a risk in selection decisions.
• Extra Speed SP is most useful when it crosses a real benchmark, not when it only increases the number.

Find the attacking move type by row and the defending single type by column. For dual types, multiply both modifiers.

• Abilities, items, weather, field effects, and Terastal conditions are separate from the type chart.
• A weakness does not automatically invalidate a Pokemon; bulk, speed, and move pressure still matter.
• Use the chart as a map of risks that deserve calculator checks.

PoCham Lab treats a public sample as complete only when it has four unique moves, total SP 66, item, nature, and ability.

• Fewer than four moves or duplicate moves weaken the evidence for damage and coverage comparisons.
• If total SP is not 66, final stat comparisons can drift even for the same Pokemon.
• Missing item, nature, or ability means the calculation and role explanation should be read separately.