NCL All Time
Every draft has a story. Explore Pokémon kill records, coach achievements, and the picks that started it all.
The league’s biggest hitters
Coach leaderboard
Credited kills from verified team mappings. Free-agent and unmatched team records stay unassigned.
One-mon armies
Find the Pokémon responsible for the largest share of their recorded team’s kills.
Share = this Pokémon’s credited kills ÷ all recorded kills in its exact source/team context. Search and minimums narrow rows without changing that denominator.
Original draft history
Who drafted each Pokémon, for which team, in which season and round.
| Season | Pokémon | Coach / team | Competition | Division | Round | Source |
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Draft steals
Find original picks that earned more kills than other Pokémon drafted in the same round.
| Pokémon | Original coach / team | Season / competition / division | Round | Credited kills | Round-peer median | Kill surplus | Other peers | Original draft / kill evidence |
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Historical kills / cost
Every original coach + season pick has its own entry, using its own season/division draft cost.
Each row shows this original pick’s matched kills ÷ its own draft cost × 100. Costs are never added across picks or seasons.
Excluded original picks ()
| Pokémon | Competition / season / division | Original coach / team | Reasons | Source evidence |
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Common Pokémon cores
Explore the pairs and triples coaches selected in the same original team draft.
Share of covered original drafts uses the archive scope selected above. Search and minimum counts only narrow the listed cores.
Championship history
Recorded division finals, with verified winners, runners-up and original source evidence.
| Season | Competition | Division | Champion | Runner-up | Final score | Source |
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Coverage & sources
See which records support a metric, which need review and where the source cannot provide a number.
| Record | Competition / season / coach | Affected metrics | Category & reason | Source evidence |
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Whole-archive source context
How the archive is counted
Two kill records, two scopes
All-time totals preserve the historical workbook summary and add verified Season 18 replay kills. Season records combine detailed historical competition rows with the same S18 results, supporting coach, competition, season and division filters. Historical source totals differ; they are never added to each other.
Coach credit follows the recorded team
Team abbreviations are matched inside the exact competition, season and division. Only verified coach mappings receive kill credit. Free-agent rows remain unassigned. Draft ownership does not prove who earned a kill after a transfer.
Draft history
Every listed pick comes from a verified original draft row in an archived league workbook. These are original selections, not final rosters or appearances. The known draft archive reaches Main Season 18 and refreshes from verified original draft records. S18 kills come from replay analysis, separately from the historical workbook.
Species and forms
Equivalent source spellings share one Pokémon entry; original labels stay in its history. Distinct species and historical forms remain separate. Unknown coaches and missing statistics remain unknown. TJ and Demonz are separate coaches; Eren and Anibunny are separate coaches.
Season codes
E = Emolga · H = Heliolisk · Z = Zekrom (Bolt Strike / Fusion Bolt) · T = Togedemaru · S = Stunfisk. Supercell Slam is a separate competition. Bare season numbers refer to the Main league.
Draft steals
Each eligible original pick is matched to detailed kills credited to its original coach and team in the same competition, season and division. Its baseline is the median kills of other matched original picks from the same draft round. Missing or ambiguous matches are excluded, not treated as zero. The default starts at round 6 with at least four other peers and positive kill surplus. Search and coach filters do not shrink the baseline. Season 18 remains provisional; historical totals can include playoff games.
Historical kills / cost
Each row is one original pick with its own season, division, coach, team and cost from the original Tier List or Draft Board. Its kills must match that Pokémon, original coach and team in the same context. Value is this pick’s matched kills divided by its own positive cost, expressed per 100 points. Costs from different picks or seasons are never combined. Missing costs or statistics stay unavailable. League and Emolga point scales remain separate.
One-mon armies
A Pokémon’s share is its detailed credited kills divided by all recorded kills for the same source partition, competition, season, division, coach, full team and historical team code. Verified S18 account aliases share their recorded coach/team context. Original picks and historical reported totals do not enter the calculation. Trades follow the recorded coach/team. Unknown coach, free-agent and unresolved team rows remain outside these contexts. A missing kill value makes that team context unavailable; absent games or source entries can still limit coverage. Search never narrows the denominator. Zero-kill teams have no percentage. The default requires at least 10 recorded team kills.
Common draft cores
An unordered pair or triple counts once in each covered original team draft containing every member. Canonical equivalent labels are combined within a draft; distinct forms remain separate. Draft groups require verified original coach, competition, season, division and team context. Transfers and final rosters are excluded. Shares divide by covered original drafts in the selected archive scope, before Pokémon search and minimum-count filters. Missing original drafts make this a partial archive.
Championship records
Coach titles and final appearances come from verified division finals in the archived workbooks and refresh with the archive. Pokémon reported titles are a separate historical aggregate without coach or season attribution. They are never inferred from original picks or final rosters.
Automatic updates
Source collectors refresh hourly. Open pages check for new results every five minutes and preserve your filters, searches and open profile. Failed updates retain the last successful data. Historical workbook corrections require a reviewed source update.