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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)
Toxicroak posts a 0% usage rate in singles with no ranking, making it entirely unfit for the singles format. Its Poison plus Fighting typing takes a 4× hit from Psychic, a type that anchors the singles metagame, and the double weaknesses to Ground and Flying leave it unable to absorb common physical attacks. Dry Skin dominates as the ability of choice, yet the singles tempo does not reward this mid-speed offensive profile.
Toxicroak sits at 0.18% usage and rank 149 in doubles, a fringe support attacker. Fake Out, Close Combat, and Protect define a clear role triangle: the priority Fake Out breaks Focus Sash, Dry Skin recovers Ground-type chip, and Close Combat or Gunk Shot finishes the job. Shuca Berry at 50.2% and Focus Sash at 42.5% split the metagame nearly in half, showing two opposing positioning philosophies coexisting. The 4× Psychic weakness forces every team to engineer a safe switch-in window.
Playstyle:Fake Out leads at 24.2%, anchoring the role of priority sash-breaker; Close Combat at 22% supplies the STAB fighting damage, while Gunk Shot at 11.3% adds coverage against Fairy and Grass. Protect at 15.4% buys turns for Dry Skin recovery. Quick Guard at 6.1% is a fringe pick specifically designed to blunt opposing priority spam, forming a hard counter to Choice Scarf teams. Dry Skin at 92.7% is overwhelming, with Poison Touch at 7.3% reserved for builds chasing Poison Jab poison rates. On spreads, two Adamant sets at 32.4% and 27.5% account for nearly 60% of usage: one outspeeds for Fake Out priority, the other plays bulky Fake Out, both hinging on turn one.