Qwilfish

Singles usage sits at 0% with no rank recorded across only 63 games, placing it firmly outside the metagame. The 65/95/85/55/55/85 spread leans bulky, yet 55 Special Attack and 55 Special Defense undercut both its offensive pressure and its special bulk. Double weaknesses to Ground and Psychic leave it too fragile to slot into most teams.

Playstyle：The singles data shows Intimidate at 66.7% and Choice Scarf at 27% on Adamant or Jolly, leaning on the 95 Attack and Swift Swim to outspeed under rain. Liquidation and Flip Turn handle pivoting and momentum, while Destiny Bond at 20.2% is the most common move, typically paired with Focus Sash to trade a one-shot for a knockout. The role is closer to a single-use disruptor that snowballs when it reads correctly but has almost no margin when behind.

Doubles usage is also 0%, though the 1729 logged games show it has been piloted by a small group before being shelved. Life Orb at 41.1% paired with Swift Swim at 49.6% signals rain-sweeper attempts, while Focus Sash at 12.7% leans into a Destiny Bond disruptor. The 55 Special Defense and 85 Speed leave it exposed to special bursts and struggling to actually move first in doubles.

Playstyle：Doubles moves are more spread out: Protect leads at 14.5%, and the combination of Self-Destruct at 6.6% with Swords Dance at 7.1% hints at a boosting suicide set, while Barb Barrage at 8.5% targets poison-chip wear. Swift Swim at 49.6% and Intimidate at 47.3% split the builds nearly evenly, the former needing Pelipper or Politoed for rain to exploit its Speed, the latter banking on Attack drops for pivot turns. The two tempos are hard to reconcile, and doubles pressure leaves Qwilfish with even less margin than singles.