Floette

Floette-Mega sits at 15.13% usage in singles, ranked ninth overall and the most deployed Mega in the format. Fairy Aura elevates Moonblast and Light of Ruin to threatening power levels, while Calm Mind turns long exchanges into lopsided wins. Its pure Fairy typing grants Dragon immunity and Dark resistance, making it difficult to punish directly.

Playstyle：Floettite and Fairy Aura are universal choices. The moveset revolves around Calm Mind, Moonblast, Light of Ruin and Synthesis. Calm Mind (24.3%) and Moonblast (23.8%) lead as twin staples, with Light of Ruin (18.9%) reserved for sweeping once boosted, and Synthesis (17.2%) for recovery. Timid dominates the spread pool, led by 32/0/0/15/0/19 (44.6%), which pushes the 50 base Speed to 70 and adds 15 SpA so Moonblast outspeeds most mid-tier threats.

✅ Favorable matchups2

GarchompArchaludon

In doubles it holds 17.15% usage at rank 11, and Protect (25.0%) is among the most common moves in the format. Pure Fairy STAB spreads further across two targets, with Dazzling Gleam (24.5%) and Moonblast (19.1%) covering the spread versus Protect locking in safe turns against top threats like Archaludon.

Playstyle：The doubles moveset tilts away from Light of Ruin (14.5% versus 18.9% in singles) in favor of more Protect (25.0%) and Moonblast (19.1%) for sustain and single-target KOs. Top spreads push Speed to the cap: Timid 2/0/0/32/0/32 (17.4%) and Modest 2/0/0/32/0/32 (7.8%) both outspeed the relevant benchmark, with Modest squeezing more power out of the 75 SpA without dropping below key speed tiers.

Floette-Eternal sits at rank 72 with a 1.43% usage rate in singles, occupying a narrow but defined niche as a Fairy-type support attacker. The build revolves almost exclusively around Symbiosis paired with Choice Scarf, with Light of Ruin and Moonblast covering the Fairy offensive profile and Psychic handling Psychic-type targets. The archetype has minimal margin for error: without a partner to trigger Symbiosis, the set loses its raison d'être.

Playstyle：The Symbiosis set exists to hand its Choice Scarf to a teammate that cannot normally hold one — typically bulky partners like Umbreon or Toxapex that need speed control but rely on their own items. After the transfer, Floette-Eternal operates as a choiceless attacker leaning on its 75 Special Attack and 98 Special Defense to stay alive long enough to fire off Fairy STAB under the lock. A hidden cost: if the scarf recipient faints, the scarf does not return to Floette, which can strand it itemless in extended games.

At 0.02% usage and rank 248 in doubles, Floette-Eternal is functionally absent from the metagame. Flower Veil overtakes Symbiosis as the dominant ability (85.7%), Choice Scarf drops to 62.7% with Life Orb and Mystic Water entering the picture, and the movepool broadens into a multi-Fairy spread centered on Dazzling Gleam and Light of Ruin with Energy Ball for coverage. In practice this looks more like a conventional Fairy attacker than the single's item-passing engine.