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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)
Sylveon sits at 3.95% usage in singles, ranked 44th, functioning as a reliable mid-tier pivot. With 110 SpA, 130 SpD and 95 HP its special bulk is enormous, and Pixilate turns Hyper Voice into a Fairy-type spam that forces opponents to either switch into Steel or Poison or simply take the hit. Its flaws are equally clear: 60 Spe means it almost never moves first, and 65 Def leaves it vulnerable to physical Fighting and Dark coverage once forced out.
Playstyle:The core is a triple threat of Hyper Voice chip, Yawn pressure and Wish healing. Hyper Voice at 24.9%, Yawn at 20.1% and Wish at 18.5% together account for nearly 60% of move slots and define a hit-and-survive tempo. Protect at 17.8% guards Wish turns or stalls setup attempts, Quick Attack at 6.5% offers a rare priority option and Mystical Fire at 4.3% answers Steel switch-ins. Leftovers at 71% is the default item, Fairy Feather at 23.4% pushes Hyper Voice further, while Sitrus Berry at 2.1% and Focus Sash at 2% are fringe alternatives. Pixilate is locked in at 99.2%. Every listed spread runs Bold with maximum Def investment, the leading 32/0/32/0/0/3 patching the physical bulk so Sylveon can survive a Fighting or Dark hit long enough to retaliate.
In doubles Sylveon reaches 18.36% usage and ranks 10th, making it one of the more active support attackers in the format. Pixilate Hyper Voice acts as a Fairy-type AoE, Quick Attack cleans up weakened targets, Detect protects key turns and Hyper Beam delivers a one-shot burst, together defining a group-pressure, turn-protection and cleanup tempo. Speed is still its weakness, but in doubles it relies on teammates to handle priority while it provides consistent damage and protection.
Playstyle:In doubles the move spread is far more concentrated: Hyper Voice at 25.0% and Quick Attack at 22.7% are nearly tied, followed by Detect 17.0%, Hyper Beam 15.6%, Protect 7.7% and Yawn 7.5%. Moonblast drops to a fringe 2.0%, which confirms that nearly all the Fairy damage comes through Pixilate Hyper Voice. Fairy Feather dominates items at 96.4%, with Life Orb at 1.8% as the only meaningful alternative, fitting its role as a Hyper Voice booster. Pixilate is locked at 99.8%. All listed spreads run Modest and invest in SpA and Spe, with the leading 21/0/25/13/0/7 sacrificing bulk to outspeed the metagame's mid-tier so its AoE hits first.