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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)
Tyrantrum holds a 0.02% usage rate and ranks 237th in singles, functioning as a Rock- and Dragon-typed physical attacker with 121 Attack and 119 Defence that deliver solid output and physical bulk, yet its 71 base Speed leaves it almost always moving last, and Ice, Fighting, Ground, Dragon, Steel and Fairy all strike it at double damage. The standard build runs Life Orb with Strong Jaw to power up biting moves, while a minority of players choose Rock Head to remove Head Smash recoil.
Playstyle:In singles, 72.5% of sets run Life Orb, with 57.7% using Strong Jaw and 42.3% Rock Head, and the Jolly 32 Atk / 32 Spe spread at 57.7% prioritises outspeeding key targets. Dragon Claw leads usage at 20.6%, supported by Psychic Fangs 14.7%, Poison Fang 14.4% and Stone Edge 14.4% to give the STAB Dragon and Rock moves solid coverage. Choice Scarf at 15% and Focus Sash at 9.9% fill the revenge-killing and emergency survival slots respectively.
In doubles, Tyrantrum sits at 0.14% usage and 166th in rank. As a dual-STAB physical wallbreaker with 121 Attack and the boost from Strong Jaw, it functions as a Choice Scarf lead at 83% usage. The Rock-Dragon typing stacks many weaknesses, and the 119 Defence / 59 Special Defence split leaves it unable to pivot; one Ice, Dragon, Fairy or Fighting hit typically removes it.
Playstyle:Choice Scarf dominates at 83% in doubles, paired with the Jolly 16 HP / 18 Def / 32 Spe spread at 75.1% that secures the speed tier while boosting physical survivability. Rock Slide leads at 23.2%, backed by Ice Fang 20.8%, Psychic Fangs 20.4% and High Horsepower 19.9% for wide neutral coverage, with Protect at 4.2% as a pivoting safety net. Strong Jaw covers 84.3% of sets and Rock Head the remaining 15.7%, the latter enabling the 1.7% Head Smash configuration.