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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)
Single use sits at 0.13%, ranked 151st. Gale Wings lets it lead with Tailwind (22.6%), but its middling stats and lack of consistent damage leave it vulnerable to Rock-type 4x hits and unable to pressure like it does in doubles. It functions as a Tailwind setter and pivot, and the pace stays reactive.
Playstyle:The core play is Tailwind-turn offense: Sharp Beak (75.8%) boosts Dual Wingbeat (18.9%) and Temper Flare (16.2%), while U-turn (4.9%) pivots out after the burst. Will-O-Wisp (16.5%) cripples physical threats, but Flare Blitz only shows up 8.0% of the time, so it does not rely on reckless Flame Body procs. Jolly spreads dump EVs into Attack and Speed; the 63.7% build runs 32 Atk / 27 Spe to outspeed the meta under Tailwind.
Doubles use sits at 2.11%, ranked 54. Tailwind leads at 24.1%, followed by Protect (15.6%) and Flare Blitz (15.4%), forming a classic open-then-pivot pattern. Few Flying-types offer both support and offense like it does; Gale Wings makes Tailwind priority, so it anchors the speed control of many teams.
Playstyle:Doubles revolves around Tailwind-boosted offense: Sharp Beak (49.2%) amplifies Dual Wingbeat (11.1%) and Brave Bird (9.7%), while Flare Blitz delivers mid-to-late-game breaks. Life Orb (15.5%) on Flare Blitz pushes damage higher than the Sharp Beak route. Protect sits at 15.6%, showing it often needs to survive a first strike before acting. Jolly 32 Atk / 32 Spe (51.0%) lets it move first even without Tailwind up.