Florges

Florges sits at a 0.07% singles usage rate, ranked 187th, well outside the competitive conversation. Its stat spread pushes special defense to 154 with special attack at 112, while 75 speed leaves it almost permanently outpaced, so it has to win by sitting in, stacking Calm Mind boosts, or passing those boosts with Baton Pass. The Fairy typing grants immunity to Dragon and resistance to Dark, but Poison and Steel both hit it for double damage. Flower Veil is locked in at 100%, which on a standalone set mostly just means stacking Calm Mind or handing the result off to a teammate.

Playstyle：The core loop is to set up Calm Mind four or five times, fire off Moonblast while 154 special defense and Flower Veil's team-wide defense boost hold the line, then Baton Pass the boosts to a faster teammate. The 92.4% Sitrus Berry rate confirms the set is built around sustain rather than burst, with Expert Belt and Life Orb at 2.7% and 2.3% remaining fringe options. Baton Pass at 22%, Stored Power at 22%, and Synthesis at just 2% show the Pass-baton-to-an-ally line is preferred over continuing to stack, since 75 speed means more boosts just paint a bigger target. The 88% Calm 32/0/12/0/22/0 spread pours the leftover bulk into defense specifically to widen that Baton Pass window.

In doubles Florges is at 0.02% usage, ranked 258th, essentially absent from serious team building. The Fairy typing's Dragon immunity and Dark resistance are useful, but Poison and Steel both hit it for double damage, and in a metagame dense with Steel-type attackers that weakness is harder to paper over. Its 154 special defense combined with Flower Veil's team-wide defense boost fits a support-staying role better than an offensive one. Moonblast at 17.9% and Pollen Puff at 16.6% are close enough in usage to show the set does not lean on a single attacking move.

Playstyle：The doubles shell is built around Protect at 13.5% and Helping Hand at 9.5%: Protect baits opposing targeting and Helping Hand fuels the partner's boosted hit, while Flower Veil's team-wide boost and 154 special defense let Florges actually stay on the field. Leftovers at 45.4% and Sitrus Berry at 29.7% dominate the item slot, confirming a sustain-first build rather than a burst one. Pollen Puff doubles as a heal or an attack, Chilling Water cuts opposing speed, and Psychic Noise shuts down setup, all of which layer on top of the Protect-Helping Hand backbone.