Eject Button is a hold item in Pokemon Champions that switches the holder out of battle after it is damaged by an attack, sending in a teammate as replacement. Because the switch is forced by damage rather than by choice, its value depends on how the incoming hit interacts with your switch plans. Fact sheets below cover the effect wording, the 700 VP shop purchase route, and held-item comparisons for team-building.
Eject Button: Held-Item Effect, Switch Trigger, and Shop Availability in Pokemon Champions
Eject Button is a hold item with one defined effect: when the holder is damaged by an attack, it is switched out and replaced by another Pokemon on the team. Pokechamp records that trigger condition and forced replacement exactly as written, so the item reads as a concrete battle object rather than a thin catalog entry before comparing acquisition or similar hold items.
“An item to be held by a Pokémon. If the holder is damaged by an attack, it will be switched out of battle to be replaced by another Pokémon on your team.”
Best for
Damage, survivability, or speed control
When it fires
Equipped before the match
A quick read on what this hold itemdoes, when it fires, and whether it's consumed.
Hold ItemEject Button is sourced from the shop at a cost of 700 VP, with no separate unlock requirement attached to its availability. That single sourcing detail carries planning weight: acquiring it is a currency decision rather than a progression chase, so evaluating the item means weighing the VP outlay against the switch-out effect it provides.
Purchased from an in-game shop using Champion currency.
Shop 700 VP
This item is available without progression gates once you reach the right source.
The related-items block on the Eject Button route groups held items that share similar battle triggers, such as switch-out effects and forced repositioning. Comparing these options side by side makes it easier to see which items overlap in purpose and which solve a different problem, so team planners can judge Eject Button's niche without treating any nearby item as a one-to-one substitute.
Held item · Bursts on hit · 1000 VP
Air Balloon gives a Pokemon Champions holder a floating state that lasts until the first attack connects, at which point the balloon bursts. The entry covers the official effect text, the burst condition, and the shop route at 1000 VP with no unlock requirement.
Essential data for healing-focused item builds.
Big Root functions as a core utility item that boosts health restoration percentages from moves designed to siphon HP from opponents. Evaluating its specific healing modifier helps trainers determine optimal pairings for sustain-focused strategies. Find this item available for purchase at the primary shop for a cost of 700 VP.
Essential hold item data for combat optimization
The Black Belt acts as a critical force multiplier for any Pokemon utilizing Fighting-type techniques. This item overview provides the necessary mechanical context for current players, detailing the power increase granted to the holder and the specific shop currency required to obtain it effectively for competitive encounters.
Essential held item mechanics for Dark-type users
Black Glasses provide a specific power increase to all Dark-type moves performed by a holder in battle. Acquiring these items requires 700 VP at the shop, offering a reliable path to enhancing team offensive output. Evaluating these stats allows for precise planning regarding competitive held item distribution.
Hold item · 700 VP shop purchase
Binding Band boosts the power of binding moves used by the Pokemon holding it, which matters whenever a moveset leans on multi-turn binding damage. The item detail covers its effect wording, hold-item category, and acquisition route: a 700 VP purchase from the shop. A practical reference for held-item planning, especially when weighing the VP cost against competing shop items.
Tactical held item analysis for team optimization
Bright Powder provides a defensive advantage by obscuring the accuracy of opposing attacks. Investigating the availability and mechanical implementation of this item assists players in building durable battle teams early in the game experience. Assess the impact of accuracy reduction on sustained combat performance.
From the Eject Button entry, continue into Pokemon Champions held-item research: compare switch-trigger items against other hold item effects, check which team members benefit from a forced switch after taking a hit, and weigh the 700 VP shop cost against your current roster needs before committing the slot.