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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.
MausholdNormal6.7%
IncineroarFireDark6.2%
SinistchaGrassGhost5.7%
GarchompDragonGround5.0%
WhimsicottGrassFairy4.5%
Metagross-MegaSteelPsychic4.0%
PelipperWater4.0%
BasculegionWaterGhost3.4%
LeftoversHeld: Restores 1/16 (6.25%) holder’s max HP at the end of each turn.41.2%
Choice ScarfHeld: Increases Speed by 50%, but restricts the holder to only one move.15.6%
Focus SashHeld: Holder survives any single-hit attack at 1 HP if at max HP, then the item is consumed.14.3%
Sitrus BerryHeld: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to recover 1/4 max HP.13.2%
Roseli BerryHeld: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Fairy-type attack to halve the damage.3.4%High-firepower meta Pokémon that hit it super-effectively by type (estimated, not battle data)
Chandelure×2
Hatterene×2
Alakazam×2
Salamence×2
Metagross×2
Dragonite×2Based on real ladder matchup statistics and expert community assessments (data snapshot 2026-06)
Fighting/Ghost dual immunities paired with 110/90 bulk let Annihilape hold its ground in singles. Rage Fist ramps damage within a battle, and Defiant punishes any stat-lowering attempts. With no Mega slot needed, the team's Mega can go elsewhere — Annihilape runs on raw stats alone as a durable physical wallbreaker.
Playstyle：The core idea is to invite hits using Ghost/Fighting immunities and let Rage Fist accumulate over the course of a match. Vital Spirit (or the in-game Defiant variant) prevents sleep, while the sand/hail immunity via its ability removes chip damage concerns. Ghost-type moves handle Psychic and Normal walls; Fighting coverage punishes Steel, Rock, and Ice types. The key constraint: Rage Fist resets on switch, so staying in at the right time is the main skill expression.
In doubles, Annihilape's main selling point is Defiant punishing Intimidate users like Incineroar — an Atk +2 swing is real in a meta where Intimidate chains are common. Rage Fist stacking is much harder in doubles due to forced switching, and its offensive coverage is narrower on the doubles field. A niche role at best.
Playstyle：The playbook centers on Defiant: switch into an Intimidate drop to immediately get Atk +2, then threaten with Ghost and Fighting coverage. In doubles, the strategy relies more on raw bulk and dual-type pressure than Rage Fist stacking. Needs speed support (Tailwind/trickroom counters) to compensate for 90 Speed in a faster doubles field.