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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 2026-05)
Glaceon registers 0.02% usage in singles (rank 226). Snow Cloak (77%) dodges attacks in Hail while its 130 SpAtk delivers powerful Freeze-Dry and Ice Beam hits. However, pure Ice typing has many common weaknesses, and 65 Speed means it cannot outpace most threats, keeping it firmly in fringe territory.
Playstyle:Bright Powder (36.2%) or Never-Melt Ice (32.5%) define the build alongside Modest max SpAtk. Freeze-Dry is the main attack (super-effective on Water types), Ice Beam for consistent chip. Yawn provides speed control. Expert commentary highlights that Never-Melt Ice Glaceon can OHKO Starmie-Mega and Basculegion, while Icy Wind and Yawn create a unique control combination.
Glaceon ranks 131st in doubles at 0.21% usage. Snow Cloak (92.1%) with Never-Melt Ice (74.5%) powers a dangerous Blizzard + Freeze-Dry spread offense that hits 100% under Hail. Expert commentary confirms it forms a three-core with Dragonite-Mega and Flapple-Mega. Ice Shard provides priority finishing. Key partners: Froslass-Mega (16.4%), Sneasler (12.9%).
Playstyle:Doubles build: Never-Melt Ice (74.5%), Modest max SpAtk. Blizzard and Freeze-Dry provide comprehensive spread coverage, Ice Shard covers priority. Froslass-Mega teammate sets up Hail for 100% Blizzard accuracy and Aurora Veil. Sneasler cracks Fighting-type holes. Commentary confirms Icy Wind + Yawn is Glaceon's unique rhythm control toolkit.