Some wins stick with you. The first one. The one against a team captain. The one that helps your team bring home a championship.
Achievements are now part of Lost Zone Team League to give those moments a place on your profile. Each badge has its own artwork and a clear requirement, with challenges for new players, longtime competitors, substitutes, and team captains.
The catalogue and profile collections are now open to everyone. We’ve backfilled verified league history, and we’re continuing to review the requirements that need more information.
Seven ways to build your collection
- Milestone: rewards for reaching a goal over time. Start with Quick Ball for your first match win, then work toward the next Poké Ball in the series.
- Challenging: achievements that ask a little more of you. Defiant rewards a win over a team captain; Hall of Fame celebrates a league championship.
- Stolen: titles you can hold—and lose. These follow the current leaders. The Very Best belongs to the eligible player or players with the most league match wins.
- Captain: recognition for leading a team. Follow Me marks your first completed season as a captain, with more badges for continued service.
- Engagement: rewards for getting involved. Substitute recognizes stepping in and winning a league match as an approved substitute.
- Unique: special achievements outside the usual progression. Beast Ball is for an 8–0 regular-season match record. The Season 1 MVP badge is awarded by an admin vote.
- Exclusive: a record of the seasons you were part of. Darkrai’s Chosen commemorates Pitch Black; Delta Species represents Delta Reign. These follow each season’s finalized roster, including non-playing captains.
A few to put on your list
Beast Ball: finish the regular season 8–0 in matches. A 2–1 victory still counts, and playoff results don’t change your regular-season record.
Knowledge Symbol: win three consecutive league matches. It’s the first step in a streak series that gives you a reason to keep the run going.
Reigning Champion: carry the title from the most recently completed championship season. A new champion means new holders.
Defiant: beat a team captain. You don’t need to win the league to have a win worth showing off.
Your collection, on your profile
On player profiles, earned badges appear in full color. Unearned badges stay visible in grayscale so you can see what’s next. Hover over a badge—or tap it—to read its requirement and available league context, such as the season and week it was earned.
Make an earned badge your profile photo
Your favorite earned badge can become the image players see beside your name throughout the league.
- Sign in and open your profile.
- Choose Choose earned badge, or expand Achievements and tap an earned badge.
- Select Use as profile photo in the badge’s details.
Only eligible badges you currently own can be selected. To switch back, expand Achievements and choose Use uploaded photo / default. Your uploaded photo is kept. If you lose a transferable badge or it becomes unavailable as an avatar, your uploaded photo or default image returns automatically.
The achievement catalogue shows every available badge in full color, with larger artwork and categories you can expand to browse the requirements.
Your history counts
We’re checking past results so established players don’t have to start from zero. Match wins, streaks, captain wins, completed-season awards, and verified online tournament results are part of that work. Corrections to the underlying results can also correct an award.
Type mastery and deck-archetype requirements are still under review. We’ll share those details before activating historical awards for them.
Take a look through the collection, visit your profile, and pick a badge to chase next.