All 22 Pokémon: who plays where
The All 22 game never tells you how well a Pokémon fits a position. Only the Team Score at the end. This guide shows the fit numbers for every Pokémon at every spot, so you can make each pick count on your way to a 17–0 season.
Unofficial fan guide. Play the game at all22pokemon.com. Numbers match the game's scoring as of October 10, 2026. If the game changes its formula, these can drift.
Roll helperIn the 17–0 Challenge every round rolls a region and a type. Pick them here to see which matching Pokémon fits best, and where. When two spots are close, take the one that counts more: QB is worth 24% of the offense, a WR 9%.
Pokémon lookupType a name to see its fit at all 15 roles, best first.
Best Pokémon at each positionTop 20 by fit. Pick the pool that matches the mode you are playing.
Team Score and your 17–0 oddsEach of the 17 games is a weighted coin flip based on the gap between your Team Score and the opponent's rating (350 for Pallet Town up to 910 for Indigo Plateau).
Strongest lineups we foundBuilt by an optimizer over the fit numbers. Useful as a ceiling and for the Builder, where you choose freely.
Original 150, no legendaries · 3-4 / Fullback
Team Score 931 (offense 963, defense 902)
Gen 1–9, up to 3 legendaries · 3-4 / Fullback
Team Score 1000. The draft would have to roll exactly these, so treat it as a wish list.
How All 22 scores your team
Every Pokémon gets a fit rating from 0 to 100 for the role it plays. The game takes six base stats plus weight and height, squeezes each onto a 0–1 range (for example Speed counts from 20 up to 130, Attack from 20 up to 140, and weight is measured on a log scale from 5 kg to 400 kg), then mixes them with a recipe for each role. On top of that, the single best matching type adds a flat bonus of 2 to 6 points.
What each position wants
From fits to Team Score
Fits are averaged with weights. On offense the quarterback is worth 24%, more than the two wide receivers together; each offensive lineman is 7.4%, so the line as a whole is 37%. On defense the two ends and two corners are 11% each. Then the weakest links bite: 18% of the final number comes from your four lowest fits. One Magikarp at tackle costs more than a slightly worse quarterback.
The blended number is stretched onto 0–1000. The scale is steep at the top: in the full game a raw rating of about 71.5 is already 950 and about 74 is 1000. Retro (Gen 1–4) and the 151 Challenge use their own, gentler scales because the old Pokémon have lower stats.
Tips that actually move the score
- Spend your best special attacker at QB. Psychic types get +6 there, the biggest type bonus in the game. Alakazam, Espeon, Gardevoir and Flutter Mane all shine.
- Heavy is good up front. Weight carries 30% of an offensive lineman and 34% of a nose tackle. Snorlax, Golem, Rhyperior and Iron Hands are ideal; Rock and Steel types add +5 on the line.
- Speed is the whole job at receiver and corner. It is 50% of a WR and 46% of a CB. Electric and Flying types get the WR bonus; Flying, Dark and Ghost get the CB bonus.
- Do not leave a hole. Because the bottom four fits weigh 18%, a balanced 70 everywhere beats a few 85s next to a 30.
- Use the roll helper before every pick. When a roll gives you two good options, put the one whose best spot is still open, and save legendaries (max 3) for QB, DE and CB, the heaviest-weighted spots.
FAQ
How is the All 22 Pokémon Team Score calculated?
Every starter gets a 0–100 fit for its spot from a blend of base stats, size and type. Fits are averaged with position weights, the four weakest players pull the result down, and the number is stretched onto 0–1000. Details are in the section above.
What Team Score do I need to go 17–0?
There is no safe number, since every game is a dice roll. A 900 team goes undefeated about 9% of the time, 950 about 24%, and even a perfect 1000 only about 45%. Use the odds calculator to check yours.
Who is the best quarterback?
In the original 150 without legendaries, Alakazam (75.5). With legendaries, Mewtwo (88.9). Across every generation without legendaries, Flutter Mane (78.9) and Iron Moth (76.8) lead.
Why does my lineup look great but score low?
Usually one or two badly placed players. The four weakest fits count for 18% of the final score, so check each starter in the lookup and fix the lowest ones first.
Are these the game's real numbers?
Yes, as of October 10, 2026. The game's rules run in your browser, and this guide recomputes the same fit and score formulas from public Pokémon base stats. If the game updates its weights, results here may differ until we update.
Is this site official?
No. It is an unofficial fan guide. The game is at all22pokemon.com and was made by an independent creator. Pokémon is a trademark of Nintendo, Creatures and Game Freak; this site is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.