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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)
Reuniclus sits at a 0.09% usage rate, ranked 169th in singles, making it a fringe pick seen in only a handful of battles each month. Its 30 Speed forces it to move last in nearly every matchup, so the set leans on Trick Room or Recover to buy the turns it needs to threaten. The three leading EV spreads split between modest special offense, bold bulk, and quiet trick-room attackers, showing no single role has taken hold.
Playstyle:The singles gameplan revolves around cycling Recover, Calm Mind, and Acid Armor to stack defenses before unleashing boosted attacks. Recover and Calm Mind each see 15.6% usage while Acid Armor follows at 15.2%, all close enough to suggest sets blend two of the three. Psychic at 14.6% and Stored Power at 6.6% serve as the payoff moves. Magic Guard at 66.6% pairs with Life Orb at 33.7% so Life Orb recoil does not punish the stat boosts, while Regenerator at 33.4% favors Sitrus Berry at 35.2% for passive healing through repeated switches. Colbur Berry at 29.6% patches the Dark weakness that otherwise lets Knock Off users disrupt the setup. Trick Room at 9.4% defines the alternate path, flipping the 30 Speed into a priority advantage for slow, bulky Psychic spam. The quiet 17.5% spread is the trick-room dedicated set, while the bold 26.3% spread dumps everything into physical bulk for the Acid Armor route. Modest 29.5% is the calm mind attacker spread, aiming to outspeed other slow walls under Trick Room while still hitting hard.
Doubles usage sits at 0.07%, ranked 204th, placing Reuniclus firmly outside the metagame core. Trick Room at 21.5% combined with Expanding Force at 3.7% confirms its role as a Trick Room attacker, where the 30 Speed becomes an asset once the room is up. The 39.7% Quiet spread is overwhelmingly the trick-room dedicated build. Protect at 12.1% rounds out the support package, and the slow speed lets it pivot safely into the partner's faster turns. Magic Guard at 53.8% still dominates, though Overcoat at 9.3% appears as a minor pick for entry hazard and spore immunity, a rare sight given the defensive chart. Calm Mind is conspicuously absent from the top moves in doubles, replaced by the higher-utility combination of Trick Room and Protect. The matchup note calls for ally synergy: 5.6% Whimsicott sets up the terrain that boosts Expanding Force, while 5.4% Kingambit covers the Dark weakness that Reuniclus cannot fix on its own.