Every turning point gets a call.
Moves, switches, status, weather, Mega Evolutions, critical hits, knockouts, and match endings.
Live now on iPhone and Android
Poke Battle Announcer turns Pokémon Champions matches into a live broadcast—calling moves, switches, Mega Evolutions, weather, and knockouts while you play.
Hear the difference
This is the exact demo shared in our second Reddit post. Press play with sound on—the battle calls are the product.
The video opens with players asking for a battle announcer, then shows live calls during Earthquake, Fake Out, a Mega Evolution, Last Respects, Electro Shot, Heat Wave, Pokémon send-outs, and rain. It ends with the Poke Battle Announcer app title.
Built for the battle
Start the announcer before a match and play normally. The app follows visible battle text and chooses the right call from its bundled audio library.
Moves, switches, status, weather, Mega Evolutions, critical hits, knockouts, and match endings.
Unlock the optional Classic Announcer Pack for throwback stadium energy and iconic reactions.
Battle text is read on your device. Gameplay frames are not uploaded, and the app never needs your microphone.
Use Phone Game mode when you battle on the same phone. Use Camera mode for a Switch, TV, handheld, or another display.
Two ways to play
The setup changes depending on where your match is running. Both routes lead to the same live announcer experience.
Start the screen announcer, switch to Pokémon Champions, and battle normally on the same iPhone or Android phone.
Point your phone at the battle text on a Switch, TV, handheld, or second screen. The on-screen guide helps you line it up.
Try the full experience first
Every download starts with 50 live callouts. If it changes your battles the way we think it will, keep the booth open with Weekly, Yearly, or Lifetime Pro.
Quick answers
Yes. Poke Battle Announcer is designed to follow the visible battle text in Pokémon Champions and call key moments while the match continues.
Yes. Open Camera mode on your phone, point the guide at the battle text on the other screen, and keep the phone nearby for the commentary.
No. Battle frames are processed on your device to read visible battle text. They are not saved as recordings or uploaded to our servers.
No. The app does not request microphone access. It watches visible battle text and plays matching callouts from its bundled audio library.
The app reads visible battle text on your device and matches it to prebuilt announcer audio. It does not send gameplay to an AI service or generate commentary in the cloud during a battle. Some voice/audio and artwork were created with generative tools.
Pro removes the 50-call limit. The separate, one-time Classic Announcer Pack unlocks an alternate throwback commentary style; it does not remove the call limit by itself. Current prices appear in your store before purchase.
No. Poke Battle Announcer is an independent third-party companion app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, Game Freak, Creatures, or any platform owner.