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Pokémon Champions Regulation M-C

Regulation M-C runs from September 9, 2026, 02:00 UTC to December 2, 2026, 01:59 UTC. Its official eligible list contains 262 form entries across 231 national Pokédex numbers, newly allows six Mega Evolutions, permits one Mega Evolution per battle, and bans duplicate held items.

Evidence: EV-MC-RULE-816 · EV-MC-ROSTER-262 · EV-MC-FACTS

The scheduled window opens September 9, 2026, at 02:00 UTC and closes December 2, 2026, at 01:59 UTC. This page converts both endpoints to your device's local time beside the UTC values, so there is no timezone arithmetic to do by hand.

Evidence: EV-MC-RULE-816

The eligible list was recounted from the official page itself: 262 form entries covering 231 distinct national Pokédex numbers. Twenty-five of those entries, including Salamence and Golisopod, are not yet present in this site's attribute dataset, so they cannot be selected in the builder until the data is updated. They remain eligible under the published rules.

Evidence: EV-MC-ROSTER-262 · EV-MC-FACTS

The published clauses are simple and strict. A team may Mega Evolve once per battle, and the Pokémon must hold its Mega Stone. Two Pokémon on a team may not hold the same item. Match timers are 20 minutes total, 7 minutes per player, 45 seconds per turn, and 90 seconds of preview time. The announcement newly allows six Mega Evolutions: Mega Absol Z, Mega Salamence, Mega Garchomp Z, Mega Lucario Z, Mega Golisopod, and Mega Baxcalibur.

Evidence: EV-MC-RULE-816 · EV-MC-FACTS

Known limits, stated plainly: the official page does not publish a level rule, a species clause, or per-move and per-item legality lists, so this site does not invent them. Form attributes come from PokéBase, an authorized third-party source, not from Nintendo or The Pokémon Company. No usage or popularity data exists for this regulation anywhere on this site.

Evidence: EV-MC-FACTS

Window & sources

Sources for every claim on this page: the official rules page and the official eligible list, both retrieved September 11, 2026. Their content hashes are shown so any future change is detectable.

Opens (UTC)2026-09-09T02:00:00Z
Closes (UTC)2026-12-02T01:59:00Z
Rules pagehttps://champions-news.pokemon-home.com/en/page/816.html
retrieved 2026-09-11T01:52:53Z · sha256 c195592cdf52c8ce…
Eligible listhttps://web-view.app.pokemonchampions.jp/battle/pages/events/rs178713870219xeaaio/en/pokemon.html
retrieved 2026-09-11T01:52:53Z · sha256 122529cebbc15cd2…

Evidence: EV-MC-RULE-816 · EV-MC-ROSTER-262

Rules summary

Rule digest, paraphrased from the official page: one Mega Evolution per battle with a held Mega Stone; no duplicate held items; timers of 20 minutes total, 7 minutes per player, 45 seconds per turn, 90 seconds preview.

Evidence: EV-MC-RULE-816

Known limits

Not published by the organizer: level rule, species clause, move legality list, item legality list beyond the duplicate rule. This site marks each as Unknown rather than filling the gap.

Evidence: EV-MC-FACTS

Frequently asked questions

When does Regulation M-C start and end?

It is scheduled from September 9, 2026, 02:00 UTC to December 2, 2026, 01:59 UTC. This page also shows both times converted to your device's local timezone.

How many Pokémon are eligible in Regulation M-C?

The official eligible list contains 262 form entries across 231 national Pokédex numbers, recounted from the official page. Twenty-five entries are not yet in this site's attribute dataset and cannot be selected here yet.

Can a team use two Mega Evolutions?

No. The published rules allow one Mega Evolution per battle, and the Pokémon must hold its Mega Stone. Duplicate held items are also banned.

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Sources: the official Pokémon Champions rules page and eligible list (retrieved September 11, 2026) for legality, dates, and clauses; PokéBase (pokebase.app), an authorized third-party source, for form attributes. This site is not Nintendo or The Pokémon Company.

Stat and matchup math uses documented main-series mechanics. Whether Pokémon Champions matches those mechanics exactly is Unknown; where that matters, the page says so instead of guessing.

Dataset version m-c-2026.09.09.1 - regulation facts verified September 11, 2026.

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