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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.
RillaboomGrass17.0%
Garchomp-Mega-ZDragon11.9%
PawmotElectricFighting10.7%
Scizor-MegaBugSteel10.7%
PelipperWater10.7%
UmbreonDark6.3%
KingambitDarkSteel6.3%
Delphox-MegaFirePsychic6.3%
Occa BerryHeld: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Fire-type attack to halve the damage.54.4%
Focus SashHeld: Holder survives any single-hit attack at 1 HP if at max HP, then the item is consumed.31.7%
Choice ScarfHeld: Increases Speed by 50%, but restricts the holder to only one move.10.4%
Wise GlassesHeld: Boosts the damage of special moves used by the holder by 1/10 (10%).1.7%
LeftoversHeld: Restores 1/16 (6.25%) holder’s max HP at the end of each turn.0.9%High-firepower meta Pokémon that hit it super-effectively by type (estimated, not battle data)
Chandelure×2
Baxcalibur×2
Hatterene×2
Alakazam×2
Salamence×2
Metagross×2Based on real ladder matchup statistics and expert community assessments (data snapshot 2026-08)
Single-format usage sits at 0.22%, ranked 128th, placing Roserade firmly on the fringe as a Grass/Poison support piece. Poison Point adds incidental pressure against physical attackers, while access to Protect, Toxic, and Leech Seed lets it grind longer battles. The four 2× weaknesses to Fire, Ice, Flying, and Psychic keep it from holding a role on most teams.
Playstyle：The most common set is Impish 32/0/32/0/2/0 at 57.2%, built to take physical hits while pivoting through Protect; the alternative Mild 2/0/0/32/0/32 at 40.1% leans on special offense, often paired with Focus Sash to land a turn-one Leaf Storm. The movepool is utility-heavy: Toxic, Leech Seed, Toxic Spikes, and Dazzling Gleam form the support backbone, with Giga Drain and Sludge Bomb covering recovery and coverage. Leftovers at 57.7% and Focus Sash at 40.4% mark the split between grind and one-shot playstyles.
Double-format usage is 0.04%, ranked 220th, putting Roserade well outside the metagame. The Grass/Poison typing is widely resisted, Toxic is awkward inside team rotations, and Sleep Powder is too unreliable to anchor a core. Picking it tends to be a one-off read rather than a structured team plan.