Glaceon

Glaceon sits at 0.16% usage and rank 142 in singles, placing it at the very fringe of competitive play. Freeze-Dry leads the move pool at 25%, letting it reliably threaten common Ground-, Steel-, and Dragon-type targets. The combined weight of Yawn at 16.4% and Mirror Coat at 12.2% points toward a control-oriented set rather than pure offense. Focus Sash at 48.7% and Never-Melt Ice at 34.9% anchor the item choices, reinforcing that survivability is the central concern.

Playstyle：Freeze-Dry forms the offensive core, while Yawn forces switches or sleep and Mirror Coat punishes special attackers—together they make up the control sequence. Focus Sash lets Glaceon survive one lethal hit to deliver its key moves, whereas Never-Melt Ice boosts the ceiling of Ice Beam. Snow Cloak dominates the ability slot at 83.6%, pairing with the 16.4% Ice Body for residual recovery. The Modest 252 SpA / 252 Spe spread at 60.3% is built to outpace most mid-tier special attackers and strike first with Freeze-Dry.

At 0.28% usage and rank 121 in doubles, Glaceon remains firmly on the fringe. Freeze-Dry (24.5%), Blizzard (23.6%), and Protect (21.6%) together account for nearly 70% of the move pool, making the game plan transparent: Blizzard delivers spread damage, Protect secures survival, and Freeze-Dry picks off Ground-types. Bright Powder at 46.9% and Never-Melt Ice at 44.3% split the item slot almost evenly, reflecting two parallel philosophies—one favoring evasion disruption, the other raw power.

Playstyle：Doubles teams typically deploy Glaceon as a spread damage dealer alongside fast or tempo-controlling partners like Mega Froslass (16.4%), Sneasler (13.4%), and Talonflame (13.2%), which handle priority and battlefield control. Snow Cloak at 93% underscores the value of Blizzard's accuracy boost in doubles. The Modest 24 HP / 10 Spe spread at 45.8% leans harder into bulk than the singles set, while Ice Shard at 17.4% gives Glaceon a priority option to clean up after its faster teammates fall.