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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)
Audino sits at a 0.03% singles usage rate, ranked 223rd, and is essentially absent from ladder play. Regenerator is locked in at 100% of sets, and Bright Powder accounts for 99.1% of item choices. The top four moves (Thunder Wave, Wish, Protect, and Body Slam) each hover around 25%, painting a utility-oriented picture. Its Normal-type offense is anemic and a 50 base Speed means it almost always moves last, leaving it without a clear singles role.
In doubles Audino holds a 0.31% usage rate at rank 118, occupying a niche support slot. Healer leads at 84.9% of sets with Regenerator trailing at 15.1%, while Babiri Berry (43.4%) and Mental Herb (33.3%) account for roughly four-fifths of item choices; the former survives a single high-power Rock-type hit, the latter removes Taunt. Trick Room (24.2%), Simple Beam (24%), and Heal Pulse (20.9%) form the core, supplemented by After You (13.4%) and Protect (9.6%).
Playstyle:Audino functions as a Trick Room support piece. Healer blocks poison and paralysis on allies for two turns, while Regenerator restores HP between switches. Trick Room inverts the Speed order for slow partners like Mega Slowbro and Mega Falinks, while Simple Beam forcibly rewrites a foe's ability to a plain one, stacking with stockpile-boosting allies such as Overqwil. With 50 base Speed the set is built around always moving last, so Heal Pulse tops off the recipient of After You, allowing the next ally to act immediately.
Mega Audino sits at a 0.02% usage rate, ranked 234th in singles, well behind its doubles presence. Its main draw is the stat boost from Audinite combined with Healer, but as a pure support it struggles to pressure opponents on its own in singles formats.
Playstyle:Hyper Beam leads at 15%, with Blizzard, Thunder, and Fire Blast each at 11.6%, painting a spread-move coverage profile. Wish at 8.8% and Draining Kiss at 8.6% provide sustain and Fairy coverage, yet no single move threatens a clean KO. With 50 base Speed it almost always moves last in singles, leaving a support Pokemon without turn priority extremely vulnerable.
At 0.16% doubles usage ranked 155th, Mega Audino shows noticeably more presence than in singles. Its role is a slow Trick Room support: Trick Room at 21.9% leads the set, paired with Life Dew at 17.7% and Dazzling Gleam at 14.2% for a healer-plus-spread hybrid, while Healer can passively attempt to cure ally status each turn.
Playstyle:The set revolves entirely around Trick Room: with 50 base Speed it becomes a priority user under room, Life Dew patches HP, and Dazzling Gleam delivers Fairy spread damage alongside team support. Protect at 10.5% and Calm Mind at 7.6% add defensive insurance and a boosting route, while Draining Kiss at 6.2% offers sustain when Life Dew is unavailable. Relaxed 30/0/17/0/19/0 leads at 41.5%, sacrificing Speed for Trick Room synergy while dumping EVs into Defense to absorb physical harassment like Fake Out.