Leafeon

Leafeon is effectively absent from the singles ladder: usage sits at 0 with no rank recorded across roughly 173 games. Its stat spread leans toward Attack and Defense, but the 95 base Speed leaves it without a clear role in a metagame defined by faster threats. Quadruple weaknesses to Fire and Ice compound the issue. The teammate list pairs it almost exclusively with the rest of the Eeveelution family (Flareon, Sylveon, Umbreon, Espeon, Vaporeon), suggesting it is drafted as an offensive complement inside Eevee-stacking builds rather than as a standalone pick.

In doubles, Leafeon logs a 0.03% usage rate at rank 240, primarily as a piece inside rain teams. Chlorophyll sits at 99.8%, meaning every recorded build banks on speed under rain. Held items split between Miracle Seed at 31.2% for a boosted STAB and Scope Lens at 30.2% to fish for critical hits; Life Orb at 19.3% remains a tertiary choice. The offensive core runs Leaf Blade (21.5%), Solar Blade (11.2%), and Trailblaze (7.7%) for the Grass coverage, while Detect (14.6%), Protect (9.2%), and Substitute (7.2%) cover defensive utility. Adamant is the dominant nature, with 28.8% running a max-Attack spread to maximize physical output. Teammates reflect the rain archetype: Farigiraf (9.3%), Torkoal (6.8%), and Ninetales (6.3%) all function as rain setters that Leafeon converts into a fast sweeper.

Playstyle：Leafeon plays as a straightforward Chlorophyll sweeper in doubles. Rain from Torkoal, Ninetales, or Farigiraf pushes it above most opposing threats, and the rest of the set is built around converting that speed advantage into damage. Miracle Seed turns Leaf Blade into a heavy neutral or super-effective hit against common Water and Ground staples, while Scope Lens is the high-variance option for clutch moments. Defensively it leans on Protect and Substitute to bait attacks and buy turns, with Detect as a secondary safeguard. The build lives or dies on rain uptime.