The Pokémon GO Battle League's Dual Destiny Season introduces exciting specialized cups, and the Fantasy Cup is first up! This guide helps you craft a winning team.
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The Fantasy Cup (Great League) runs from December 3rd to 17th. Pokémon must be 1500 CP or less and be Dragon, Steel, or Fairy type. This creates unique strategic challenges.
This cup allows for strategic use of Dragon, Steel, and Fairy types. Note that Dragon is weak to itself and Fairy, while Steel has no inherent weakness to the other two types.
Limited type options simplify planning. Many players will favor Steel types to avoid weaknesses. Consider dual-typed Pokémon for broader coverage. Ground-type moves are effective against Steel, while Poison types counter Fairy.
Choose Pokémon with high CP (under 1500), strong PvP attacks, and decent defense. Here are some team combinations:
Pokémon | Type |
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![]() Azumarill | Water/Fairy |
![]() Alolan Dugtrio | Ground/Steel |
![]() Galarian Weezing | Poison/Steel |
This team offers good type coverage. Azumarill is a strong lead, while Alolan Dugtrio counters Steel types. Strategic switching is key.
Pokémon | Type |
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![]() Excadrill | Ground/Steel |
![]() Alolan Sandslash | Ice/Steel |
![]() Heatran | Fire/Steel |
A Steel-focused team with variety. Excadrill's popularity makes it a viable choice. Heatran provides Fire-type coverage, but be wary of Water types.
Pokémon | Type |
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![]() Melmetal | Steel |
![]() Wigglytuff | Fairy/Normal |
![]() Turtonator | Fire/Dragon |
This team utilizes Melmetal's power, Wigglytuff's versatility, and Turtonator's Fire/Dragon coverage.
Experiment with these teams and refine your strategy to dominate the Pokémon GO Fantasy Cup. Pokémon GO is available on mobile devices.