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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 2026-05)
Hatterene ranks 50th with 2.51% usage in singles. Magic Bounce reflects hazards and status moves, while its 136 SpA and 103 SpDef let it function as both a stallbreaker and offensive setup sweeper. Leftovers or Focus Sash are top items; Bold max Defense is the dominant spread, shoring up the otherwise low 29 Speed.
Playstyle:The dominant build uses Bold max Defense with Leftovers (38.9%) or Focus Sash (31.1%), running Draining Kiss plus Mystical Fire plus Calm Mind plus Psychic Noise or Healing Wish. Magic Bounce forces opponents off Stealth Rock openers, protecting rock-weak teammates. Commentary notes that Hatterene slots in when the opponent runs Archaludon or stacking-type threats, while Healing Wish variants act as a revival pivot for the team's main attacker.
Hatterene sits at rank 78 with 0.81% usage in doubles, placing it in niche territory. It primarily serves as a Trick Room setter, and Magic Bounce retains value in hazard-heavy metagames. However, its extremely low 29 Speed and susceptibility to targeted KOs limits consistent performance outside dedicated slow-team archetypes.
Playstyle:Standard doubles builds use Quiet max SpA with Dazzling Gleam plus Trick Room plus Protect plus Psychic or Mystical Fire, holding Fairy Feather (45.9%) or Focus Sash (33.7%). Farigiraf (11.9%) and Torkoal (10.6%) are top partners, supporting a slow Trick Room core. Magic Bounce provides a secondary benefit against Stealth Rock leads. Overall doubles winrate is approximately 50.2%.