Battle Statistics
Move Performance Analysis
Top 10 moves used in 10+ battles
⚠️ Important Note:
- This data shows moves actually used in battles, not move adoption rates in team building.
- Some moves may be on the Pokémon's moveset but never used during a battle, so they won't appear here.
- Win rate reflects performance in battles where the move was used.
- For actual move adoption rates, please refer to Smogon Stats or other official sources.
Usage Trend
Win Rate Trend
Performance by Rating Tier
Sandy Shocks Competitive Analysis
Performance Metrics
Sandy Shocks currently holds a E tier ranking in the OU (Over Used) metagame with a 1.0% usage rate and 48.5% win rate. This data represents 35,992 games analyzed over 14 days from 02/18/2026 to 03/04/2026.
Usage Trends
Usage has been trending upward over the past two weeks, indicating growing popularity in the metagame. Win rate has decreased recently, which may indicate emerging counters or declining effectiveness.
Rating Tier Performance
Usage remains consistent across all rating tiers, demonstrating broad appeal at all skill levels.
Key Moves
The most frequently used move in competitive battles is Earth Power used in 48.1% of battles. Substitute demonstrates the highest win rate at 58.3% While Earth Power is the most popular choice, Substitute shows promising results as an underexplored option.
Team Synergies
Frequently partners with Scizor, Ogerpon, and Iron Jugulis in successful team compositions. The strongest synergy is observed with Ceruledge, achieving a 62.9% win rate when used together.
Matchup Analysis
Favorable matchups include Gliscor, Slowking-Galar, and Alomomola, while caution is advised against Walking Wake, Iron Crown, and Scizor. Particularly effective against Gliscor with a 62.7% win rate in direct matchups.
Strategic Recommendations
Sandy Shocks maintains a balanced presence in the metagame. Its moderate usage and win rate suggest viability in specific team archetypes. Experiment with different builds and partner Pokemon to optimize performance.
Frequent Partners
Frequent Matchups
Strong Partners
Challenging Partners
Favorable Matchups
Difficult Matchups
