Gardevoir

Mega Gardevoir sits at a 0.55% usage rate and rank 95 in singles, placing it firmly on the fringe. Its core strength is the Pixilate-boosted Hyper Voice turning into a reliable Fairy-type STAB hit, while the 125 Special Attack and 115 Special Defense stat spread lets it break through most mid-to-low tier walls. Against a metagame defined by faster offensive Pokémon, the 80 base Speed often forces it to play reactively rather than dictate tempo.

Playstyle：The playstyle revolves around the Pixilate-boosted Hyper Voice as the primary wallbreaker, with Mystical Fire covering Steel- and Poison-type switch-ins and Vacuum Wave or Aura Sphere providing Fighting-type coverage on prediction. With Calm Mind at only 3.5%, most games follow a hit-and-run approach, relying on teammates to facilitate safe switches.

Mega Gardevoir sees 2.89% usage at rank 46 in doubles, placing it comfortably within the playable tier. The slower doubles pace and team-oriented playstyle let its Pixilate Hyper Voice AoE damage shine, while the 24.6% Protect and 17.7% Trick Room picks give it flexibility to slot into both speed-control and aggressive squads.

Playstyle：In doubles Hyper Voice lands more reliably and the Pixilate boost turns it into the primary AoE threat, paired with Protect for safe staging. The high Trick Room usage signals frequent Trick Room squad roles where it acts as the main special attacker, with Psychic and Psyshock for high-bulk neutral targets. Thunderbolt at 1.1% is a niche Flying-type coverage slot rather than a standard inclusion.

Gardevoir sits at 0.1% usage in singles, ranked 165th, virtually absent from standard builds. On paper it offers 125 Special Attack and 115 Special Defense, yet its 80 Speed underspeeds most Choice Scarf users and common setup sweepers, leaving it unable to claim tempo outright. With Trace locked in at 99.1% of sets, its only niche is copying an opposing ability for a turn-by-turn advantage, which forces it into a support role tightly coupled to its teammates.

Playstyle：In singles, 75.4% of Gardevoir run Choice Scarf, almost all using a Timid 32 Special Attack / 32 Speed spread to outpace common setup sweepers and deliver Moonblast or Psychic before they move. The 13.6% Damp Rock + Rain Dance set forms a rain-control branch, while the 19.6% Bold 252 HP / 32 Defense / 32 Special Defense spread signals a more passive Trick Room or Healing Wish pivot role. Healing Wish at 9.2% confirms this secondary function, reviving a fainted teammate before sacrificing Gardevoir itself.

At 0.12% usage and rank 178 in doubles, Gardevoir is similarly fringe here. Choice Scarf still leads at 54.9%, yet the doubles tempo demands it navigate multi-target interactions and 80 Speed is outsped by most scarf users, so it relies on teammate support to function. The 25.5% Focus Sash and 66.6% Telepathy share reinforce a more supportive role built around disruption and spread damage.

Playstyle：In doubles, 39.9% run a Modest 32 Special Attack / 32 Speed spread to maximize Choice-locked spread damage from Dazzling Gleam and Moonblast. The 20% Dazzling Gleam and 14.8% Moonblast rates confirm its main job as mid-range Fairy spread pressure against Dragon- and Dark-types. Telepathy at 66.6% lets it sidestep ally Ground-type attacks and avoid Earthquake-style crossfire, while the 8.7% Protect plus 4.1% Mental Herb cover Taunt and Trick Room disruption.