Espeon

Single-format usage sits at 0.25%, ranked 122nd, placing it well below standard viability. Magic Bounce dominates at 97.4% of ability selections, meaning the matchup logic is built almost entirely around reflecting opponent status moves back at them. The base defenses of 65/60/95 are too thin to absorb standard hits without Reflect or Light Screen, and the 110 base speed only matters if it actually moves first.

Playstyle：Choice Scarf and Leftovers each sit at 29.6%, with Light Clay at 21.3%, showing a clear split between fast pivot roles and sustained stall. Psychic at 13.4% and Calm Mind at 11.1% form the offensive and boosting core, while Alluring Voice at 10.4% covers Fairy-type targets. Trick at 7.3% enables item disruption alongside Twisted Spoon variants, and Stored Power at 6.8% supports Baton Pass chains. Timid at 18.4% and Modest at 16.8% split closely, with the choice reflecting Scarf revenge-killing versus Calm Mind sweeping lines.

Double-format usage sits at just 0.05%, ranked 216th, making this the least active environment for the Pokemon. Power Gem at 15.4% and Psychic at 13.8% provide the offensive backbone, while Protect at 10.5% and Trick Room at 10.2% offer support utility, yet the move distribution is too spread out to indicate a unified core. Magic Bounce still holds 95.9%, but the expectation of denser status interaction in doubles has not translated into meaningful representation.

Playstyle：Focus Sash at 24.9% and Light Clay at 22.1% lead the item distribution, with Life Orb at 19.5%, Twisted Spoon at 15.5%, and Choice Scarf at 12.4% each claiming their share, reflecting a double-format build still torn between priority survival, utility screens, and offensive pressure. Power Gem and Psychic anchor the damage output, Protect and Trick Room fill support roles, and Light Screen at 5.5% alongside Reflect at 5.6% continues the bulk-enhancing Light Clay pattern.