Morpeko

At 0.09% usage and rank 168, Morpeko barely registers in standard singles play. Its signature Aura Wheel delivers a powerful Electric STAB with no drawback, and Hunger Switch lets it pivot between typings on the fly, so in a handful of dedicated builds it handles threats like Delphox and Mega Gyarados that previously walled the team. The set leans heavily on a Focus Sash survival window and struggles to crack dedicated walls, with Hippowdon and Garchomp remaining hard counters. Niche at best.

Playstyle：A 94.2% Focus Sash rate defines the playstyle: eat a hit to survive, then strike back with Aura Wheel or Knock Off, with Endeavor dragging bulky targets down to its own HP threshold. Adamant appears 93.6% of the time, pushing the 58 Defense to 90 and lifting 97 Speed into a respectable tier so it can move first after the Sash trigger. Teammates cluster around Hippowdon, Meowscarada, Bellibolt, Blaziken-Mega, and Gholdengo at roughly 18% each, framing Morpeko as a pivot filler that patches Electric coverage or pulls off Endeavor sweeps inside sand and sun teams rather than a primary attacker.

Doubles usage sits at 0.02%, rank 247, and even across all formats only 0.26%. In doubles Morpeko functions as a disruptor rather than a damage dealer, combining Fake Out support with Aura Wheel for a potential revenge kill and Parting Shot to neuter opposing stats. Focus Sash at 84% remains the lifeblood, with occasional Choice Scarf sets for speed control. A fringe pick at best.

Playstyle：The doubles blueprint is a Focus Sash plus Fake Out lockdown: Fake Out flinches one foe, then Aura Wheel punishes whatever attacks Morpeko, the Sash triggers, and Parting Shot offers a safe pivot after dropping a target's stats. Jolly at 72.8% maximizes Speed alongside Defense so the Fake Out lead translates into an immediate follow-up. Choice Scarf occasionally pairs with Reversal for clutch revenge kills, while the 1.6% Black Glasses set is a fringe pick to boost Knock Off.