Regulation Set F
| Game | Pokémon Scarlet and Violet |
|---|---|
| Ranked Seasons | Season 14 Season 15 Season 16 Season 17 |
| Official Online Competitions | Global Challenge 2023 I Global Challenge 2023 II Global Challenge 2023 III PJCS 2024 Main Grand Challenge 2026 IV Grand Challenge 2026 V |
| Start time | January 4, 2024 at 00:00 (UTC) |
|---|---|
| End time | April 30, 2024 at 23:59 (UTC) |
| Set Duration | 118 days |
| Start time | December 1, 2025 at 00:00 (UTC) |
|---|---|
| End time | March 31, 2026 at 23:59 (UTC) |
| Set Duration | 121 days |
Regulation Set F was a set of organized play rules in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. It was first used from January 4, 2024 until April 30, 2024.
Regulation Set F later returned to official competitive play from December 1, 2025 until March 31, 2026.
Ruleset
The regulation set adopts the following ruleset:
- Pokémon are automatically set to level 50 during battle.
- Pokémon may hold held items, however duplicate held items are not allowed.
- Pokémon with the same National Pokédex number may not be registered to the same team.
- Greninja with the Ability Battle Bond are not allowed.
- Terastallization is allowed.
- Timers are set as follows:
- Total time limit per game: 20 minutes
- Player timer per game: 7 minutes
- Turn time: 45 seconds
- Preview time: 90 seconds
Eligible Pokémon
Pokémon on the list below are eligible if they are available in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, or transferable through Pokémon HOME.
(Original Cap)
(Hoenn Cap)
(Sinnoh Cap)
(Unova Cap)
(Kalos Cap)
(Alola Cap)
(Partner Cap)
(World Cap)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Galarian Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Galarian Form)
(Galarian Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Alolan Form)
(Galarian Form)
(Galarian Form)
(Galarian Form)
(Galarian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Paldean Form)
(Galarian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(West Sea)
(East Sea)
(West Sea)
(East Sea)
(Rotom)
(Heat Rotom)
(Wash Rotom)
(Frost Rotom)
(Fan Rotom)
(Mow Rotom)
(Hisuian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Red-Striped Form)
(Blue-Striped Form)
(White-Striped Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Spring Form)
(Summer Form)
(Autumn Form)
(Winter Form)
(Spring Form)
(Summer Form)
(Autumn Form)
(Winter Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Incarnate Forme)
(Therian Forme)
(Incarnate Forme)
(Therian Forme)
(Incarnate Forme)
(Therian Forme)
(Icy Snow Pattern)
(Polar Pattern)
(Tundra Pattern)
(Continental Pattern)
(Garden Pattern)
(Elegant Pattern)
(Meadow Pattern)
(Modern Pattern)
(Marine Pattern)
(Archipelago Pattern)
(High Plains Pattern)
(Sandstorm Pattern)
(River Pattern)
(Monsoon Pattern)
(Savanna Pattern)
(Sun Pattern)
(Ocean Pattern)
(Jungle Pattern)
(Fancy Pattern)
(Poké Ball Pattern)
(Red Flower)
(Yellow Flower)
(Orange Flower)
(Blue Flower)
(White Flower)
(Red Flower)
(Yellow Flower)
(Orange Flower)
(Blue Flower)
(White Flower)
(Red Flower)
(Yellow Flower)
(Orange Flower)
(Blue Flower)
(White Flower)
(Male)
(Female)
(Hisuian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Hisuian Form)
(Baile Style)
(Pom-Pom Style)
(Pa'u Style)
(Sensu Style)
(Midday Form)
(Midnight Form)
(Dusk Form)
(Red Core)
(Orange Core)
(Yellow Core)
(Green Core)
(Blue Core)
(Indigo Core)
(Violet Core)
(Amped Form)
(Low Key Form)
(Vanilla Cream)
(Ruby Cream)
(Matcha Cream)
(Mint Cream)
(Lemon Cream)
(Salted Cream)
(Ruby Swirl)
(Caramel Swirl)
(Rainbow Swirl)
(Male)
(Female)
(Single Strike Style)
(Rapid Strike Style)
(Bloodmoon)
(Male)
(Female)
(Incarnate Forme)
(Therian Forme)
(Male)
(Female)
(Family of Three)
(Family of Four)
(Green Plumage)
(Blue Plumage)
(Yellow Plumage)
(White Plumage)
(Curly Form)
(Droopy Form)
(Stretchy Form)
(Chest Form)
(Roaming Form)
(Teal Mask)
(Wellspring Mask)
(Hearthflame Mask)
(Cornerstone Mask)
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