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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)
At just 0.33% usage and rank 113, Krookodile barely registers in singles play. The Intimidate plus Choice Scarf shell forms a basic revenge-killer role that more specialised Ground- and Dark-type attackers crowd out. Its offensive coverage is broad, yet the movepool offers no priority or utility options to pivot around its weaknesses.
Playstyle:Over 80% of sets run Choice Scarf to leverage 92 base Speed against the mid-speed tier. Intimidate on the switch-in weakens physical attackers before Earthquake or Stone Edge cleans up. Knock Off removes opposing Sitrus Berry or Focus Sash, adding incremental value each time it connects. Stealth Rock appears on 22.9% of sets, indicating that hazard-setting is a secondary task rather than its core job. Life Orb and Focus Sash exist as minority options for raw power and emergency survival respectively.
Doubles usage sits at 0.17%, rank 152, leaving Krookodile on the fringe. Intimidate duty is heavily contested by Incineroar and similar pivot-friendly abusers, while Krookodile's Choice lock prevents clean rotation. The Ground-Dark offensive profile is broad, but lacking Protect in doubles makes its 92 Speed a liability against faster control.
Playstyle:Scarf still leads above 60%, anchoring the set as a revenge attacker. Focus Sash (15.1%) overtakes Life Orb (5.4%) because doubles emphasises emergency survival over sustained damage. The offensive split runs two tracks: Knock Off and High Horsepower each sit just above 20%, the former continuing the singles utility line while the latter avoids Earthquake's ally-damage. Rock Slide, Close Combat, Sandstorm, Rock Tomb and Protect fill the remaining slots, with Close Combat's 9% indicating a Steel- and Rock-targeting alternative to Knock Off on some sets.