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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.
Based on real ladder matchup statistics and expert community assessments (data snapshot 2026-08)
Appletun registers a 0% usage rate in singles and falls outside the rankings. A Speed stat of 30 means it almost always moves second, and the Grass-Dragon typing offers limited windows to wall popular offensive threats in singles. Thick Fat cuts Ice and Fire damage, but without the extended damage exchanges of doubles, its recovery chain rarely builds into sustained pressure.
Doubles usage sits at 0.01% (rank 276), placing Appletun firmly on the fringes. Protect (23.5%) and Apple Acid (22.7%) lead the move set, framing it as a supportive Grass wall whose Thick Fat softens Ice and Fire hits while Recover and Leech Seed build attrition. The item split — Sitrus Berry 54.7%, Leftovers 40.3% — points the same way: tank a hit, restore HP, let teammates clean up.
Playstyle:Apple Acid (22.7%) and Draco Meteor (8.1%) form the main damage output, with Dragon Pulse (7.5%) as a more consistent alternative. Recover (8.9%) and Leech Seed (8.2%) supply healing and passive chip, while Protect (23.5%) is the key doubles tempo tool. Thick Fat (64.4%) is the default ability; Ripen (35.6%) combos with Sitrus Berry to convert one big hit into a large HP swing. Sitrus Berry (54.7%) and Leftovers (40.3%) split roughly evenly — the former for surviving a high-power hit and snapping back to safe HP, the latter for steady per-turn recovery. Sunny Day (6.1%) appears only on fringe sets, used less for its own offense than to remove Ice weakness for the team.