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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 battle usage sits at 0.45%, ranked 106th, meaning Incineroar is barely a presence in this format. Its Fire/Dark typing gives useful resistances, but 60 Speed leaves it outsped by most offensive threats, and its 90/90 defenses fold quickly to Water, Ground, Rock, and Fighting-type hits. It functions more as a doubles specialist that occasionally drifts into singles lineups.
Playstyle:Chople Berry at 38.8% and Sitrus Berry at 30.5% dominate the item slot: Chople patches the Fighting weakness against Close Combat users, while Sitrus extends longevity in slower-paced games. Parting Shot (20.5%) and Flare Blitz (20.3%) lead the moveset in near-equal measure, with Darkest Lariat (17.3%) ignoring stat drops for consistent damage and Will-O-Wisp (15%) crippling physical attackers. The top Impish spread at 33.4% dumps everything into bulk, accepting that this Pokemon never outspeeds anything relevant. It pairs with Garchomp (11.2%) and Archaludon (10.2%) most often, but these are loose associations rather than a defined singles core.
At 33.56% doubles usage, ranked second, Incineroar is the undisputed anchor of this format. Intimidate appears on 99.8% of sets, dictating the lead matchup the moment it switches in. Sitrus Berry at 68.8% turns each entry into a one-hit heal, and Flare Blitz recoil dovetails neatly with that berry cycle. Fake Out (25%) and Parting Shot (23.9%) define its role: one turn of priority disruption followed by a safe pivot that drops both offenses.
Playstyle:Sitrus Berry commands 68.8% of item usage, with Passho Berry (12.3%) and Chople Berry (6.5%) patching the Water and Fighting weaknesses respectively, and Charcoal (3.2%) reserved for Flare Blitz-focused variants. Fake Out, Parting Shot, and Flare Blitz together exceed 71% of moveslot usage—the classic Intimidate-in, Fake Out, Parting Shot pivot loop. Throat Chop at 12.8% shuts down opposing utility moves, while Darkest Lariat (7.9%) punishes teams that try to stack stat drops. Protect and Helping Hand remain niche at under 3% each. Top teammates are Sinistcha (9.5%), Kingambit (8.3%), and Sneasler (8.2%), each pairing through shared Intimidate synergy or reliance on Fake Out support.