The Weighted section is the average win percentage where each matchup is
weighted by its number of games, so matchups played more often have a larger
influence on the final result.
📈 best performance
extremely positive matchup into the top 6 most popular Megas
extremely positive matchup spread against common archetypes
struggles into (42.8% w/r), Gengar (40% w/r)
extremely positive matchup into the top 6 most popular Megas
extremely positive matchup spread against common archetypes
struggles into Charizard Y & Dragonite (35% w/r), Delphox & Floette (27.27% w/r)
positive matchup into the top 6 most popular Megas
extremely positive matchup spread against common archetypes
struggles into Tyranitar (33.33% w/r), Gardevoir (33.33% w/r)
📉 worst performance
Dropped out of the top 20 most used Mega team compositions, has an overall win rate of 37.13%.
Dropped out of the top 20 most used Mega team compositions, overall 46.89% win rate.
Usage has picked up non-Mega Scizor with 52.17% win rate.
Extremely low win rate for this duo. Do note that it was the 19th most used Mega composition, it did not play as many games!
🔎 trends
Undisputed king of the format. Takes up 3/5 of the most used Mega team compositions. The meta is shaped around using or countering this Pokémon.
As the data showed last time, this is in contention for best second-Mega. Going extremely positive into Charizard helps a lot!
While Mega Glimmora showed up a few times in the top 20, its non-Mega counterpart has showed up on many teams and has a much more favourable win rate. It has an extremely favourable matchup into all the top performing Mega Pokémon.
about
I really wanted to have a way to see how certain team compositions pair into
each other, so that's how this website came about. There are plenty of places
to find top teams, but I wanted a tool to help with my own teambuilding process
that can provide data that helps spot weakpoints in both the meta and individual teams.
In the video below, I explain how I got the data and setup the site.