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Mega Glalie

Ice · 580 BST · Glalitite
Regulation M-B legal · 0.05% usage
Mega Glalie
Base stats before and after Mega Evolution.
Stat Base Mega Relative size Change
HP 80 80 —
Attack 80 120 +40
Defense 80 80 —
Sp. Atk 80 120 +40
Sp. Def 80 80 —
Speed 80 100 +20
Total 480 580 +100
Ladder

Used by 0.05% of Regulation M-B teams, 211 of 277 Pokémon on the ladder.

Moves

Protect 95% · Explosion 66.2% · Taunt 47.9% · Ice Spinner 45% · Body Slam 44.9% · Ice Shard 23.7%

Ability

Refrigerate 100%

Spread

The most common is Jolly with 208 HP, 120 Attack, 8 Defense, 8 Sp. Def and 184 Speed, on 43.8% of them.

Taking damage

×4
nothing
both types weak
×2
FightingFireRockSteel
super effective
×½
Ice
resisted
×¼
nothing
doubly resisted
×0
nothing
no effect

Dealing damage

×2
DragonFlyingGrassGround
your STAB hits these
×½
FireIceSteelWater
these wall your STAB

What Mega Evolution changes

Glalie, number 362 in the National Dex and a Hoenn Pokémon, holds Glalitite to become Mega Glalie, taking its total from 480 to 580. The biggest single gain is 40 Attack, followed by 40 Sp. Atk. Nothing goes down — HP, Defense and Sp. Def stay exactly where they were.

The typing does not change — it is Ice before and after — so the Mega is the same defensive problem as the base form, only bigger. Mega Evolving replaces Inner Focus, Ice Body and Moody with Refrigerate.

What gets through

As Ice, 4 of the eighteen attacking types get through for extra damage. It resists 1. The full board is above; the short version is that the types listed under ×2 and ×4 are the ones worth planning around.

On the Regulation M-B ladder

Mega Glalie is played on 0.05% of teams in the Regulation M-B VGC ladder, which puts it 211th of the 277 Pokémon with enough games to measure. The move almost every one of them carries is Protect at 95%. The Champions module tiers it UU.

Those figures come from Smogon's published usage statistics rather than from anything measured here, and they describe what the ladder plays, not what is strongest.

What threatens it

Smogon publishes no head-to-head checks-and-counters data for doubles formats, so this list is computed, not measured: these are the most-played Regulation M-B Pokémon carrying a damaging move of a type Mega Glalie takes extra damage from.

Where it sits among the Megas

Of the 93 Mega forms in the dex, Mega Glalie is 75th by base stat total. Its best stat is Attack at 120, which is 55th among Megas; its worst is Sp. Def at 80, 85th. No other Mega Evolution has the Ice typing, so this matchup board is unique to it.

Putting it on a team

A Mega slot is a commitment: the stone occupies the held item, so whatever Mega Glalie would have wanted from an item, it does not get. Drop it into the team builder to see what the rest of the six then have to cover, or take it to the damage calculator to find out whether those 120 points of Attack actually change a knockout.

Where this goes next

Build

Seat Mega Glalie in the team builder and the strip fills with everything the other five still have to answer for.

Core

Open the six the ladder actually plays — Mega Glalie beside Whimsicott, Kingambit, Basculegion, Sneasler and Glimmora-Mega, the five it shares a Regulation M-B team with most often.

Base form

Glalie before it Mega Evolves, with its own move pool, ladder set and matchups.

Damage

Roll its Attack of 120 against any defender, spread and item, using Smogon's own engine.