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Pokemon Go NAIC 2026 Great League Cup Team Guide

Lena Fischer 2 min read

Build your best team for the Pokemon Go NAIC 2026 Great League Edition. Learn rules, restrictions, and top picks like Miltank and Blastoise.

Pokemon Go NAIC 2026 Great League Cup Team Guide
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Niantic launched the NAIC 2026 Cup: Great League Edition in Pokemon Go's Battle League on June 2, 2026. This competitive event runs until September 8, 2026, and follows standard Great League rules. Players must build teams with a maximum CP of 1500 using only Fairy, Normal, Psychic, or Water types.

Niantic launches competitive tournament with strict type and CP limits

The cup allows Shadow creatures to compete but bans Mega Evolutions from the roster. Recommended top teams include Miltank, Hypno, and Grumpie, or Blastoise, Munchlax, and Toucannon. These team choices emphasize how crucial type diversity is when working within the limited selection of allowed Pokemon types.

Competitors can use any Pokemon that fits the CP cap and type restrictions. This tournament format follows the pattern of past NAIC events but applies specific rules to define which Pokemon can compete in this particular division. Competitors need to carefully select from their current Pokemon collection to build effective teams within the given type and CP limits.

Success in this competitive mode depends on constructing balanced teams that effectively utilize the permitted Fairy, Normal, Psychic, and Water types. Using Shadow Pokemon can increase attack power at the cost of reduced durability, offering a strong option for players who prefer an offensive strategy. Since Mega Evolutions are not allowed, players must rely on standard Pokemon forms and carefully match their moves to maximize effectiveness.

The developer regularly introduces new competitive tournaments to keep players active and interested in the game's battle features. Unlike previous versions of this tournament that used different rules or power limits, this version focuses on the specific Great League constraints. The overall format of this tournament aligns with the standard structure used in past competitive seasons.

The NAIC 2026 Cup: Great League Edition is now live for all eligible players. Participants can access the cup through the Battle League interface until September 8, 2026. Teams must adhere to the 1500 CP limit and type restrictions throughout every match.

Source: DEXERTO

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