Spiritomb

Spiritomb is virtually absent from singles play, sitting at a 0.02% usage rate and rank 233. Its Ghost/Dark typing grants four immunities — Normal, Fighting, Psychic, and Poison resist — leaving Fairy as the sole double weakness. With 35 base Speed, it always moves last in the current metagame, forcing it into a support role built around status moves and residual damage rather than any offensive presence.

Playstyle：Spiritomb runs a Substitute and status-residual playstyle in singles. Infiltrator is chosen 87% of the time, bypassing Substitute to land burns or poisons directly. Leftovers at 66.4% keeps the Substitute intact across multiple turns. The move distribution is unusually even — Will-O-Wisp, Foul Play, and Pain Split each hover around 22%, with Toxic at 16% — showing players adapt their disruption tool to the opposing team rather than committing to a single script.

Doubles usage sits at 0.08% and rank 197, keeping it firmly in fringe territory. Infiltrator remains dominant at 87.4%, and Roseli Berry at 49.3% extends Substitute longevity while Zoom Lens at 21.5% amplifies the accuracy of its slower moves. Its doubles value lies in setting up Trick Room behind a Substitute and spreading Will-O-Wisp to cripple physical attackers, with 35 Speed cementing its slow-control role.

Playstyle：Trick Room leads at 23.8%, reflecting its signature role of reversing Speed order behind a Substitute. Will-O-Wisp at 17.8% targets physical threats, while Snarl at 14.8% chips special attackers. Pain Split, Destiny Bond, Hypnosis, and Ally Switch together add nearly 24%, reinforcing its identity as a tempo and disruption piece. Roseli Berry at 49.3% paired with Zoom Lens at 21.5% stabilises the post-Substitute game and creates windows for clutch plays.