Eelektross

Mega Eelektross eliminates Ground-type threats entirely through its Levitate variant, and its 115 Atk / 105 SpA spread enables a genuine mixed set. That said, base 50 Speed is brutally limiting in BSS — it needs Trick Room support or priority moves to function. Zero weaknesses sounds great until you remember it also means middling bulk and terrible Speed.

Playstyle：Post-Mega, Eelektross runs a mixed set under Trick Room — Wild Charge / Thunderbolt for STAB, Ice Punch / Fire Punch to cover Grass and Steel/Ground types. The Mega ability's on-KO boost gives trailing momentum. Without Trick Room, it's extremely passive and needs teammates to patch its Speed. Its main selling point: no typing weakness makes it impossible to hard-counter with a single resist.

✅ Favorable matchups3

GarchompExcadrillHippowdon

⚠️ Unfavorable matchups3

AnnihilapeIncineroarDragapult

In doubles, Mega Eelektross offers a genuinely useful Discharge spam under Trick Room, and its immunity to hazards and entry conditions via the Mega ability reduces setup vulnerability. However, base 50 Speed even in Trick Room competes poorly against faster Trick Room abusers, and it demands heavy team support to function at all.

Playstyle：Core doubles gameplan: drop Discharge for spread damage under Trick Room while teammates cover Fairy/Ground resists. Pair with Grimmsnarl for dual screens or a dedicated Trick Room setter. The on-KO stat boost can swing momentum in endgame scenarios when Eelektross is sacrificed.

✅ Favorable matchups2

GarchompExcadrill

⚠️ Unfavorable matchups2

GrimmsnarlIncineroar