All the teams in Pokepath TD are made up of five Pokemon that create the necessary synergy to clear all the waves and bosses on different routes. This guide will provide you with the five best team compositions in this tower defense game, including:
- Top Meta Progression Team Comp
- Infinite Money Farm Team Comp
- Universal All Routes Team Comp
- Boss Slayer DoT Team Comp
- Route 3-3 Specialist Team Comp
Top Meta Progression Team Comp
| Pokemon | Roles |
|---|---|
| Ditto | Copies the strongest ally at Ditto’s own level, creating a second hyper-buffed Weavile with full level 100 stats. |
| Weavile | Highest single-target DPS via critical hit scaling that shreds high-HP and armored bosses and tanky elites. |
| Sunflora | Provides a +20% damage aura to all allies in range, amplifying the entire team’s damage output. |
| Farfetchd | Grants critical damage aura to allies and supercharges Weavile’s crit scaling for massive DPS spikes on bosses. |
| Corsola | Stalls entire swarms for mains to shred, reveals invisible enemies via splash AoE, and spreads debuffs. |
Infinite Money Farm Team Comp
| Pokemon | Roles |
|---|---|
| Persian | Position mid-path on boss for endless hits and passively generates 10% of enemy value as gold per hit. |
| Ditto | Copies the first unit in the team at Ditto’s own level, creating a second level 100 Persian with full gold-on-hit passive. |
| Ampharos | Stops boss movement completely, keeping it in Persian range longer for max gold ticks. |
| Corsola | Reveals invisible enemies and reduces speed on swarms during Waves 1-99, while spreading debuffs to keep the boss stalled. |
| Lapras | Water-based freezeer for heavy slowing on bosses that roam water tiles. |
Universal All Routes Team Comp
| Pokemon | Roles |
|---|---|
| Charizard | Top-tier DPS with high base speed, burn DoT, and wide AoE fire attacks that shred swarms, elites, and bosses across all routes. |
| Weavile | Highest raw single-target DPS via critical hits that complements Charizard for priority targets on mid-path placements to focus fire. |
| Maractus | Becomes an AoE monster on grass tiles that clears dense swarms faster than most starters. |
| Excadrill | Fast AoE ground attacker with an armor shredding skill, which is mandatory for high-armor waves, such as Rhydon swarms. |
| Honchkrow | True Sight reveals invisible enemies in Kecleon waves at long range, and rapid attacks make it a number one detector in the game. |
Boss Slayer DoT Team Comp
| Pokemon | Roles |
|---|---|
| Aggron | High attack speed AoE unit with massive range on mountain tiles that provides DPS while DoT stacks on bosses. |
| Weezing | Applies stacking Poison that can go infinite on bosses, completely ignoring their armor and HP pools. |
| Ditto | Copies Weezing at Ditto’s level 100 stats, doubling poison stacks for the exponential boss DoT. |
| Ampharos | Place near DoT units, chaining with Corsola against mobile high-HP targets. |
| Corsola | Protects backline DoT units and stalls swarms and bosses for poison stacking. |
Route 3-3 Specialist Team Comp
| Pokemon | Roles |
|---|---|
| Weavile | Delivers a burst to finish off debuffed high-HP bosses like Registeel after Gengar DoT and Excadrill shred. |
| Corsola | Provides versatile chain combos for Route 3 threats, protects the backline, and reveals invisible enemies. |
| Gengar | Applies infinite-scaling Curse Nightmare DoT that ignores armor, which is mandatory for ultra-high HP Registeel boss on 3-3. |
| Excadrill | Fast AoE ground attacks shred armor on Rhydon swarms and Registeel, amplifying all physical DPS. |
| Honchkrow | Top choice against stealth waves on Route 3, which enables full team DPS on hidden threats. |
