🏆Ranked
Cobblemon Islands Ranked is back! We bring Ranked season 2 with a bunch of new rewards in shop! Bring your "A" team

RANKED FORMATS
NATIONAL DEX OU
On Cobblemon Islands, the singles-ranked format follows National Dex OU rather than standard OU.
National Dex OU allows Pokémon, moves, and items from across multiple generations, creating a broader and more diverse metagame. While some Pokémon are restricted or banned for balance, most remain available, giving players access to a wide variety of strategies.
NATIONAL DEX DOUBLES
National Dex Doubles is a beginner-friendly competitive Pokémon format where trainers battle using two Pokémon at the same time. Players can build teams using Pokémon from across the entire National Pokédex, including classic mechanics like Mega Evolutions and Z-Moves, while following balanced competitive rules.
NATIONAL DEX MONOTYPE
National Dex Monotype is a competitive Pokémon format where every Pokémon on your team must share the same type, such as Fire, Water, or Dragon. Trainers can use Pokémon from across the entire National Pokédex, including classic mechanics like Mega Evolutions and Z-Moves, while following balanced competitive rules.
RANKED RULES COBBLEMON ISLANDS
Ranked Singles - National Dex OU
Click here to open the BASE SET RULES for the server
Additional Bans for Cobblemon Islands (OU):
Pokemon:
Greninja - Ash Form
Galarian Slowbro - Mega Form
Moves:
Celebrate
Ranked Doubles - National Dex DOUBLES
Ranked Singles -National Dex MONOTYPE
Some Greninjas are stuck in Ash form. If you need this changed, please open a ticket for staff assistance.
RANKED BATTLE POINTS
Ranked battles on Cobblemon Islands are all about fair competition and steady progression.
Every match counts — whether you win or lose — and players earn points and MMR (Matchmaking Rating) that track their growth as a trainer. The system is designed to reward consistency, encourage improvement, and make sure battles stay fun and balanced no matter your rank.
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Ranked Tiers
Rank Difference Adjustments
When battling opponents of higher or lower rank, additional MMR is gained or lost.
1 Rank Difference
No additional gain or loss
2 Rank Difference
Extra ±2
Versus 2 ranks lower: +0 / –2
Versus 2 ranks higher: +2 / –0
3 Rank Difference
Extra ±4
Versus 3 ranks lower: +0 / –4
Versus 3 ranks higher: +4 / –0
4 Rank Difference
Extra ±6
Versus 4 ranks lower: +0 / –6
Versus 4 ranks higher: +6 / –0
5 Rank Difference
Extra ±8
Versus 5 ranks lower: +0 / –8
Versus 5 ranks higher: +8 / –0
6+ Rank Difference
Extra ±10
Versus 6+ ranks lower: +0 / –10
Versus 6+ ranks higher: +10 / –0
MatchMaking Rating (MMR)
MMR determines a player’s competitive standing and progression through ranks.
Base MMR Gain (Win): +10
Base MMR Loss (Loss): –8
Streaks
A streak begins after 3 consecutive wins or losses.
During a streak, MMR gain/loss is adjusted by ±2 per match.
Points Earned per Battle
Win: +10 BP/SP200
Loss: +2 BP/SP
BP (Battle Points) and SP (Seasonal Points) are the core rewards for participating in ranked matches. Winning earns more points, but even a loss grants some progress.
RANKED SHOP REWARDS
Winning battles in Cobblemon Islands doesn’t just move you up the ladder, it also earns you Battle Points (BP). These points can be spent in the special /shop ranked, where you’ll find a variety of rewards to enhance your journey.
The ranked shop offers unique items, cosmetics, held items, pokebuild tokens and more. The more you battle, the more BP you collect, and the more options you’ll have to spend on rewards that reflect your dedication.

COBBLEMON ISLANDS RANKED TERMINOLOGY
MMR (Matchmaking Rating): A numerical value representing a player's skill level, used for matchmaking purposes.
LP (Ladder Points): Points gained or lost after each ranked match, affecting a player's rank within a tier.
BP (Battle Points): A type of currency earned from completing ranked matches, used to purchase items in the Ranked Shop.
SP (Seasonal Points): Currency earned from participating in seasonal or limited-time queues, convertible to BP at the end of the season.
Banlist: A list of restricted Pokémon, moves, items, abilities, or game mechanics not allowed in specific queues.
Queue Type: Different categories or formats of battles players can join (e.g., Ranked OU, Ubers, UU).
Season: A predefined period during which players compete in ranked matches; seasons reset rankings and may offer unique rewards.
Gimmicks: Special game mechanics like Mega Evolution, Terastallization (Tera), Dynamax, and Z-Moves.
Ranked Season 1 Rewards

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