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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.
Froslass-MegaIceGhost18.8%
MamoswineIceGround18.8%
Rotom-FrostElectricIce18.7%
AurorusRockIce17.8%
GlaceonIce11.2%
Ninetales-AlolaIceFairy7.9%
WeavileDarkIce0.8%
Staraptor-MegaFighting0.7%
LeftoversHeld: Restores 1/16 (6.25%) holder’s max HP at the end of each turn.94.3%
Mental HerbHeld: Consumed to cure infatuation. Gen V: Also removes Taunt, Encore, Torment, Disable, and Cursed Body.3.3%
Sitrus BerryHeld: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to recover 1/4 max HP.1.6%
Black BeltHeld: Fighting-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.0.7%
Quick ClawHeld: Holder has a 3/16 (18.75%) chance to move first.0.0%High-firepower meta Pokémon that hit it super-effectively by type (estimated, not battle data)
Rampardos×2
Chandelure×2
Rhyperior×2
Conkeldurr×2
Metagross×2
Excadrill×2Based on real ladder matchup statistics and expert community assessments (data snapshot 2026-05)
Avalugg ranks 188th with 0.06% singles usage, a niche physical wall. Its legendary Defense (184) and recovery options (Recover 23.7%) create specialized defensive profiles, but base 28 Speed and limited coverage force significant team support.
Playstyle：Impish physical walls (43.5%) paired with Adamant attackers (38.3%) both pursue defensive-counterattack patterns. Avalanche (15.3%) leverages Ice STAB with potential doubles in hail, Body Press (15.4%) exploits Defense stat for reflected damage, Earthquake (13.3%) covers ground threats. Rapid Spin (5.8%) removes entry hazards. Careful spreads (16%) prioritize special defense; Mirror Coat (5.9%) punishes special attackers. Items diverse: Lum Berry (23.1%) handles status, Leftovers (18.6%) enables stall, Quick Claw (15.9%) partially offsets Speed liability.
Doubles usage 0% (unranked; 5,299 samples), base 28 Speed renders offensive and support actions impossible in 6v4 format. Wide Guard (10.2%) and Iron Defense (17%) offer theoretical utility, but without team speed control they're nonviable. The format's speed requirements eliminate Avalugg entirely.
Hisuian Avalugg ranks 225th (0.02%), even more marginal than its base form. Body Press (23.2%), Stealth Rock (21.7%), and Rapid Spin (21.4%) form its defensive pivot role—a specialized Rock hazard setup and spinner. However, singles' reduced defensive demand makes it rarer, appearing only against Rock-heavy ladders.
Playstyle：Impish defense (85.1%) dominates entirely; Mental Herb (85.1%) locks in Stealth Rock setter role. Stealth Rock (21.7%), Rapid Spin (21.4%), and Ice Spinner (21.3%) form the support core, with Body Press (23.2%) as sole offensive tool and Mountain Gale (3.3%) as coverage. Teammates (Hatterene 18.4%, Espathra 17.4%) are special attackers, indicating Hisuian Avalugg functions as a pure defensive pivot.
Doubles rank 230th (0.02%), slightly above singles. Mountain Gale (18.3%) and Rock Slide (17.8%) provide primary AoE damage; Body Press (14.8%) supplements offense. Wide Guard (11.1%) enables team defense. Partnerships with Mega Froslass (6.2%) and Farigiraf (5.9%) suggest weather/gravity suite roles, but overall support framework remains limited in value.
Playstyle：Brave offense (32/32/0/0/2/0 at 12.2%) dominates with Never Melt Ice (21.1%) and Chople Berry. Careful mixed bulk (12.7%) appears occasionally. Mountain Gale and Rock Slide provide core AoE damage for the team. Wide Guard (11.1%) pairs with gravity/weather setups. Mega Froslass (6.2%) partnerships indicate roles in frozen/gravity hybrid structures.