Cobblemon Commands Guide

Opens your Pokémon PC box UI without needing to stand next to a PC block. Lets you manage your stored Pokémon from anywhere in the world. Incredibly useful on servers where PCs are far from your base.

Opens your Pokédex UI showing which Pokémon you've seen and caught. Useful for checking your completion progress without needing the Pokédex item in your hand.

Displays the full stat breakdown of your currently selected Pokémon — IVs, EVs, nature and calculated base stats. Essential for evaluating wild-caught Pokémon and checking breeding results. Works on the Pokémon in your first party slot.

Broadcasts your Pokémon's details (name, level, IVs, moves) to all players in the server chat. Commonly used to show off a shiny catch or a perfect IV breed. Other players can hover over the message to see the full stats.

Sends a trade request to another online player. Both players must accept before the trade UI opens. Required for Pokémon that evolve through trading (Kadabra, Haunter, Machoke, Graveler).

Sends a battle challenge to another online player. The target must accept before the battle begins. Both players need Pokémon in their party. On competitive servers this is the primary way to initiate ranked matches.

Permanently releases the Pokémon in the specified party slot. This cannot be undone. The Pokémon is gone — it won't appear in the wild. Use this to clear party slots when you have no PC access nearby.

Fully heals all Pokémon in your party — HP, PP and status conditions. Without a player name, heals your own party. With a player name (admin only), heals the specified player's party. Equivalent to using a Pokémon Centre.

Gives a Pokémon directly to a player's party. You can specify the level and additional properties like shiny status, IVs, nature and held item. One of the most useful admin commands for events, giveaways and testing.

Spawns a wild Pokémon at your current location. The Pokémon will behave like a naturally spawned wild Pokémon — players can encounter and catch it. Great for events and testing spawn configurations.

Edits a specific property of a player's Pokémon. Properties include level, nature, ivs, evs, shiny, friendship, moveset and held item. The most powerful admin command for directly modifying Pokémon.

Forces the wild Pokémon currently in battle with the specified player to be caught — ignoring catch rate. Useful for admins to give players specific Pokémon during events or resolve a catch that got stuck.

Lets you spectate an ongoing battle that the specified player is in. You can watch the battle UI without participating. Useful for learning from other players and watching competitive matches.

Forces your character to flee from the current wild Pokémon battle. Useful if you're stuck in a battle you can't escape from normally, or if the battle UI glitches. Does not work in trainer battles.

Views or adjusts the spawn rate multiplier for Pokémon in specific biomes. A multiplier of 2.0 doubles spawn rates, 0.5 halves them. Changes take effect immediately without a server restart. Useful for server events and balancing.

Reloads the Cobblemon configuration files without restarting the server. Applies changes made to config files including spawn rates, catch rates and custom behaviour settings. Doesn't affect players currently in battles.

Removes all Pokémon from the specified player's party. The Pokémon are permanently deleted — not sent to the PC. Use with caution. Primarily used for server resets and resolving stuck party states.

Prints a list of all Pokémon that can currently spawn at your exact location, including their spawn weights and conditions. Invaluable for diagnosing why a specific Pokémon isn't appearing or for verifying that spawn datapacks are working correctly.

Displays the current Cobblemon mod version, loader type and basic mod info. Useful for confirming which version is running on a server and for reporting bugs to the development team.

Runs a diagnostic check on the specified player's PC storage data and reports any corrupted or missing entries. Use this if a player reports Pokémon missing from their PC or if the PC fails to open correctly.