Top-Notch Teams Unveiled for Pokemon GO's Fantasy Cup

The Pokémon GO Battle League's Dual Destiny Season introduces exciting new specialized cups, including the Fantasy Cup. This guide helps you build a winning team.

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Fantasy Cup Rules for Pokémon GO: Dual Destiny Season

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.

Best Fantasy Cup Teams for Pokémon GO

This cup allows for diverse team compositions, unlike the previous Retro Cup. Dragon types are weak to themselves and Fairy types, while Steel types lack inherent weaknesses to the other allowed types. This makes team building crucial.

How To Build a Strong Fantasy Cup Team

Limited type options simplify predicting opponent strategies. Many players will likely favor Steel types to avoid weaknesses. Consider dual-typed Pokémon for broader coverage. Ground-type moves counter Steel, while Poison types are effective against Fairy.

Suggested Fantasy Cup Team Combos for Pokémon GO

Choose Pokémon within the 1500 CP limit and allowed types, prioritizing strong PvP attackers and balanced defenses. Here are some team combinations:

Pokémon	Type
Azumarill	Water/Fairy
Alolan Dugtrio	Ground/Steel
Galarian Weezing	Poison/Steel

This team offers good type coverage against Dragon, Steel, and Fairy opponents. Strategic switching is key.

Pokémon	Type
Excadrill	Ground/Steel
Alolan Sandslash	Ice/Steel
Heatran	Fire/Steel

A Steel-focused team with variety. Excadrill's popularity makes it a strong contender. Beware of Water-type counters to Heatran.

Pokémon	Type
Melmetal	Steel
Wigglytuff	Fairy/Normal
Turtonator	Fire/Dragon

This team features Melmetal's powerful attacks, Wigglytuff's versatility, and Turtonator's Dragon-type coverage.

Experiment with these team compositions and refine your strategy to dominate the Pokémon GO Fantasy Cup. Pokémon GO is available on mobile devices.