1. Create a run and protect access
Open NuzPoke and select New run. Enter a recognizable series name, the trainer name and the sprite style you want to use. Pokémon HOME has the broadest coverage; Pokémon Shuffle offers a more compact style and reaches generation seven.
Creating the run gives you a private admin URL. Anyone with this link can change the team. Save it in your bookmarks or private notes, or download the .nzpk file from the share option. Never use the admin URL as an OBS source or post it in chat.
2. Find and configure each Pokémon
The search shows every available species and can be filtered by type, region, gender differences and battle forms. Select a card to open its variant controls.
- Choose a normal or shiny sprite.
- Select the correct regional or special form.
- Adjust gender and battle form when available.
- Add a nickname when you want it shown instead of the species name.
Fill up to six slots. You can drag members to change their order, edit a selection or remove it. The overlay displays members in the same order shown in configuration.
3. Evolutions and live changes
When a member has an available evolution, NuzPoke can show an Evolve action. Choose the correct target and the overlay plays a dedicated transition: anticipation, a bright silhouette, flash, rays and particles before revealing the new sprite.
When you catch a new Pokémon, add it to a free slot. When a member leaves the team, use the remove control. Every operation appears in any open overlay so viewers see the change without reloading OBS.
4. Return to a run later
Runs you open in this browser appear under My runs. If you switch computers, clear browser data or lose that list, recover the run by pasting the admin URL or ID into Load run. You can also open a previously downloaded .nzpk file.
A good routine is to save the private link when the series begins and export a backup after major changes. The file does not contain images or video; it stores the information needed to restore access.