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Damage multipliers this Pokemon takes from each attacking type (based on the current form).
Damage multipliers of this Pokemon's same-type (STAB) moves against each defending type.
High-firepower meta Pokémon that hit it super-effectively by type (estimated, not battle data)
Based on real ladder matchup statistics and expert community assessments (data snapshot 2026-08)
Mega Glalie sits at a 0.05% usage rate and rank 199 in singles, placing it firmly on the fringe. Refrigerate turns Normal moves into Ice and preserves Explosion as a heavy physical nuke, but that Explosive toolkit has lost its wallbreaking role since Explosion's nerf, keeping it out of mainstream lineups.
Playstyle:Protect, Ice Shard, Earthquake, Body Slam and Explosion make up 84.9% of the movepool and define a Protect-stall plus priority-Ice-Shard plus Explosion-burst shell. Refrigerate is locked in at 100%, so Body Slam receives Ice-type STAB while Ice Shard patches its mediocre speed. The 11.6% Explosion share shows a few builds still gamble on a one-shot wallbreak, but the Pokemon's paper-thin bulk makes that swing extremely costly.
In Doubles Mega Glalie registers the same 0.05% usage at rank 211, leaving it almost invisible in the metagame. Refrigerate plus a Normal-type Explosion still defines its identity, yet the Doubles tempo of opposing wide Guards and allied self-destructing partners makes it hard to find a stable role.
Playstyle:Protect 23.8%, Explosion 16.5%, Taunt 12.0%, Ice Spinner 11.2% and Body Slam 11.2% lead the Doubles moveset at a combined 74.7%. Refrigerate retypes Body Slam into Ice STAB, Ice Spinner adds a clearing Ice option, and Taunt shuts down Protect, Follow Me and Trick Room in the Doubles setting. Explosion is weighted higher than in Singles, fitting the format's focus-and-burst rhythm.
Glalie sits at 0.01% usage and rank 244 in singles, on the very fringe of the metagame. With every base stat at 80, it has neither an obvious weak point nor an obvious strength to lean on, and a pure Ice typing leaves it exposed to Fire, Fighting, Rock, and Steel hits. Moody takes 99.4% of ability usage, leaving virtually no room for alternatives. It carves out a niche through utility rather than raw stat presence.
Playstyle:The moveset is heavily compressed: Substitute 25.0%, Protect 24.4%, Freeze-Dry 24.4%, Sheer Cold 24.1%. Nearly every set runs the Protect/Substitute core with Sheer Cold as the payoff. Freeze-Dry gives a reliable answer to Water-types, while Substitute and Protect feed Moody stat boosts that Sheer Cold eventually cashes in. Leftovers sits at 100% item usage, keeping Glalie on the field long enough to maximize those boosts. Spreads back the plan: Timid 64.1% with 28 SpA and 32 Spe, the rest dumped into special bulk to stall out boosts before striking.
Doubles usage is 0 with no recorded competitive sample. With 80 across the board and pure Ice typing, Glalie lacks the raw offensive pressure to swing a doubles turn, and a quad-weakness profile is easy to pick on in a format with wide type coverage. No statistical backing is available to recommend a specific role or partner, so it does not fit doubles as it currently stands.