Corviknight

Corviknight sits at 18.59% single use, ranked 7th, making it one of the most reliable physical walls in the format. The Flying-Steel typing grants an exceptionally broad resistance profile; only Fire and Electric strike it for quadruple damage. A speed stat of 67 places it firmly among the slower walls, so it can reliably move last into Roost or a boosting setup, then answer back with Body Press or Brave Bird. In the current metagame, it is the most common answer to both the scarf-revenge archetype and the slower bulky walls that define much of the teambuilding. Its role is sharply defined and rarely substituted.

Playstyle：Roost at 24.5% and U-turn at 19.7% define Corviknight's core tempo: the former sustains it across long games, while the latter preserves pivoting momentum so the team never fully cedes initiative. Body Press at 18.1% shows it is far more than a passive wall; after an Iron Defense or Bulk Up boost, the Fighting-type STAB leverages its 105 base Defense into genuine offensive threat. Iron Defense at 16.9% indicates that the boosted Body Press set has reached parity with the pure wall set, and the Bright Powder minority at 4% is a niche pick hoping to win the speed tie in slow exchanges. Leftovers at 66.3% and Sitrus Berry at 23.7% split the item slot between sustained pressure and clutch recovery; both are defensible given the inherently bulky movepool.

✅ Favorable matchups5

MeowscaradaGarchompMega VenusaurMega MetagrossMimikyu

⚠️ Unfavorable matchups4

Mega DelphoxArchaludonPrimarinaRotom（Wash Rotom）

Corviknight sits at only 2.29% in doubles, ranked 51st, making it a niche pick at best. Brave Bird at 22% and Tailwind at 18.5% indicate it leans toward support pivoting rather than pure walling, but the overall low pick rate shows that most teams prefer Mega Garchomp or Mega Tyranitar as their main axis. It still has a niche when its broad resistance profile matches a team's structural gap.

Playstyle：In doubles, Brave Bird at 22% serves as the primary offensive option, letting Corviknight focus damage onto single targets under ally support. Tailwind at 18.5% and Protect at 14.2% handle pivoting and survival in the doubles tempo, while Roost's 10.5% rate drops well below singles, showing the format favors burst aggression over pure stall. Iron Head at 15.7% is the second key attack, with Body Press at 8% and Bulk Up at 5% representing minority boosting paths. Leftovers at 66.9% remains dominant, but Life Orb at 3.5% and Lum Berry at 2.4% reveal genuinely aggressive or clutch-recovery sub-versions in this format.