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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.
Charizard-Mega-YFire6.8%
GarchompDragonGround6.6%
IncineroarFireDark6.3%
RillaboomGrass6.3%
SneaslerFightingPoison5.4%
Garchomp-Mega-ZDragon5.1%
HydreigonDarkDragon4.4%
FarigirafNormalPsychic4.0%
Focus SashHeld: Holder survives any single-hit attack at 1 HP if at max HP, then the item is consumed.31.6%
LeftoversHeld: Restores 1/16 (6.25%) holder’s max HP at the end of each turn.19.0%
Life OrbHeld: Holder’s moves inflict 30% extra damage, but cost 10% max HP.17.9%
Colbur BerryHeld: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Dark-type attack to halve the damage.11.8%
Spell TagHeld: Ghost-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.7.6%High-firepower meta Pokémon that hit it super-effectively by type (estimated, not battle data)
Chandelure×2
Rhyperior×2
Excadrill×2
Volcarona×2
Kingambit×2
Tyranitar×2Based on real ladder matchup statistics and expert community assessments (data snapshot 2026-08)
Aegislash's Stance Change lets it pivot between Shield and Blade forms, naturally checking Archaludon and Venusaur-Mega—two of the most common presences in the current metagame. Seven full immunities (Normal, Fighting, Poison) and heavy resistances (Bug 0.25x) make it a difficult target to break with physical offense, and the form shift pushes its Defense to overwhelming levels. That defensive profile explains its high draft rate in tournament play.
Playstyle：In singles, the move ordering flows from Stance Change. Shadow Sneak at 24.3% is the only priority move usable in Shield form, taking out weakened targets or securing revenge kills. King's Shield at 19.4% blocks physical hits and drops the foe's Attack, anchoring the defensive side. Once shifted to Blade form, Poltergeist (14.3%) and Sacred Sword (10.1%) handle Ghost- and Fairy-type targets, while Swords Dance at 9.8% breaks past dedicated walls. Leftovers (37%) and Spell Tag (25.2%) sustain the form-switching loop through passive recovery.
At 0.94% usage and rank 71, Aegislash is nearly absent from doubles play. The format demands tools that protect allies—Wide Guard shows up at only 5.8%, and King's Shield only blocks a single target. Poltergeist (19.4%) and Iron Head (11.4%) hit hard in Blade form, but the Stance Change turn order is more easily exploited in doubles when faster foes can punish the forced commit before the pivot completes.