Swampert

Mega Swampert sits at 7.18% usage in Singles, ranked 25th, anchoring rain teams as the primary physical attacker through its Water/Ground typing and Swift Swim. Its Ground typing grants complete immunity to Electric attacks and resistance to Poison and Steel, letting it pivot into matchups where those coverage moves would otherwise punish a Water-type. Mega evolution redistributes its stat profile to give it the Speed necessary to act first under rain, which is the foundation of its gameplan.

Playstyle：The standard Singles build maximizes Attack and Speed with Adamant or Jolly, dumping everything else into bulk. Earthquake, Wave Crash, Ice Punch, and Flip Turn form the core: Earthquake is the consistent Ground STAB, Wave Crash reaches maximum power under rain, Ice Punch patches the Dragon and Flying blind spots, and Flip Turn preserves momentum on switches. Substitute appears only 1.9% of the time and is a fringe option. Teammate data shows Pelipper at 19.8% as the rain setter, Archaludon at 19.3% covering the Electric and Flying weaknesses, and Mimikyu at 9.8% as a disruption pivot.

At 7.16% Doubles usage and a rank of 22, Mega Swampert functions as the premier rain-boosted physical wallbreaker. Its Ground typing provides full immunity to Electric, while Poison and Steel hits are halved. Under Swift Swim it outspeeds nearly the entire unboosted metagame, and the rain boost on Wave Crash turns it into one of the hardest hitters in the format.

Playstyle：The standard Doubles moveset is Protect 24.7%, Wave Crash 23.5%, Earthquake 20.9%, and Ice Punch 20.6%. Protect secures safe pivot turns, Wave Crash and Earthquake deliver dual STAB under rain, and Ice Punch patches Dragon and Flying matchups. High Horsepower at 4.7% and Flip Turn at 1.8% are fringe options. Adamant is the dominant nature, maxing Attack and Speed. Teammates cluster around Archaludon 17.2%, Pelipper 13.8%, Grimmsnarl 8.8%, and Incineroar 6.6%, with Archaludon absorbing the Electric and Flying weaknesses, Pelipper setting rain, Grimmsnarl providing disruption, and Incineroar offering Fake Out support.

Swampert sits at 0.75% usage in single battles, ranked 88th, putting it on the fringe of the metagame. Its Water/Ground typing paired with Torrent (96.4%) makes it a bulky pivot: immune to Electric, resistant to Fire, Rock, Poison, and Steel, but the 4x Grass weakness remains an inescapable liability. The item spread (63.6% Sitrus Berry, 9.5% Rindo Berry) shows a focus on sustained staying power rather than one-shot sweeps.

Playstyle：The dominant spread is Impish 252HP/56Def/80SpD at 27.5%, prioritizing physical bulk. Stealth Rock leads at 19.8%, making it a dual-purpose setter that also functions as the team's entry hazard layer. Flip Turn (18.7%) and Earthquake (18.3%) run close together: the former maintains pivot momentum while the latter serves as the standard hit. Yawn at 15.5% shuts down setup sweepers, with Roar (4.3%) filling a similar role in a minority of sets.

In doubles, Swampert climbs to 1.2% usage at rank 63, a substantially more prominent role. Protect (21.2%) and Yawn (22.2%) both appear near the top, with High Horsepower (21.1%) replacing Earthquake as the preferred Ground STAB. Leftovers at 75.5% reinforces its identity as a high-bulk, long-sustaining core.

Playstyle：双打端巨沼怪几乎不读轮转，更多以守住配合十万马力（21.1%）与快速折返（20.3%）打出受反复磨血的耐久模板，52.5% 的双本系物理攻守组合是核心框架。广域防守 3.4% 与镜面反射 4.1%（单打）这种少数派选项说明它偶尔兼任对策卡。