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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-format usage sits at 0.08%, ranked 177th, placing Slurpuff at the fringe as a utility support. The kit revolves around the speed boost from Unburden: Sticky Web to deny switch-ins, Yawn to force rotations, Wish for longevity, and Copycat to recycle support moves. Sitrus Berry at 69.2% and Focus Sash at 19.3% both buy an extra turn for this slow Fairy. Poison and Steel hit it for 2× damage, and its only immunity is to Dragon, which narrows safe switch-in opportunities.
Playstyle:The core loop is tanking one hit to proc Unburden and outspeed the field at 157 Spe. Sticky Web at 23.8% and Yawn at 22.2% lead the kit: the former punishes switching, the latter forces it. Copycat at 16.5% turns Yawn, Wish, and Sticky Web into reusable second-turn engines—Copycat a Yawn to chain sleep pressure, Copycat a Wish for extra healing. Endeavor at 5.1% is a fringe pick that pairs with Yawn to chunk bulky targets down to 1 HP. Sitrus Berry at 69.2% sustains the long game; Focus Sash at 19.3% hedges against priority.
Doubles usage is 0.03%, ranked 235th, making it virtually absent from the format. Doubles tempo revolves around two-on-two exchanges, and even after Unburden Slurpuff's 72 base Speed rarely secures the turn order it needs against common heavy hitters. The item pool collapsing to 98% Sitrus Berry confirms it lives only in fringe stall builds. Cotton Guard at 21% and Amnesia at 20.7% frame it as a dedicated bodyguard, yet its lack of immunity beyond Dragon and double weaknesses to Poison and Steel make staying on the field punishingly expensive.