1025 Pokémon · Gen 1–9 · Free
Random PokemonTeam Generator
Generate a balanced surprise squad of six in one click. Filter by generation or type, reroll instantly, and copy your picks to Pokémon Showdown. Free, no login required.
Fast challenge setup
A complete random team, without the spreadsheet.
Random teams are useful when a familiar roster starts making every playthrough feel the same. This generator turns the full National Pokédex into a quick challenge prompt: six distinct species, visible type information, and the four base stats that matter most when you are deciding how a team might play.
Use the generation selector to recreate an older regional pool, or combine a generation with one of the 18 types for a themed run. The browser builds the eligible ID list first, then sends all six detail requests to PokeAPI at the same time. That keeps the interaction fast while ensuring every displayed card uses the current API response.
The result is intentionally a starting point rather than a competitive recommendation. Keep the strange matchups, reroll the whole team, or copy the species list into Pokémon Showdown and add moves, abilities, items, and EVs there.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
Does this generator include every Pokemon through Gen 9?
Yes. The default pool covers National Pokédex IDs 1 through 1025, from Bulbasaur to Pecharunt. You can also restrict the draw to one generation.
Can I generate a team for a specific type?
Yes. Choose any of the 18 standard types and the generator will only draw eligible Pokémon of that type. Combine it with a generation for a narrower challenge.
Can the same Pokemon appear twice?
No. Each six-member team is sampled without replacement, so every slot is unique.
How does Pokemon Showdown export work?
After generating a team, choose Copy Showdown. The six species names are copied in importable Showdown text with one blank line between team members.
Is the generator free?
Yes. It is free, works without an account, and does not require a download.
Where does the Pokemon data come from?
The browser requests Pokémon names, types, stats, and artwork references directly from the community-run PokeAPI.