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Sneasler
Appeared 20 times · 18.02% usage · ranked #11
14 tournaments · 111 teams entered
Weekly trend chart
Not enough weekly data
Common Sets
19/20 appearances fully logged.
Sneasler
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FgtPsn
Unburden
FgtClose Combat
PsnDire Claw
NrmFake Out
NrmProtect
36.8%7/19
Sneasler
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FgtPsn
Unburden
FgtClose Combat
FgtCoaching
PsnDire Claw
NrmFake Out
15.8%3/19
Sneasler
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FgtPsn
Unburden
FgtClose Combat
FgtCoaching
PsnDire Claw
NrmFake Out
10.5%2/19
Sneasler
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FgtPsn
Unburden
FgtClose Combat
PsnDire Claw
NrmFake Out
NrmProtect
10.5%2/19
Sneasler
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FgtPsn
Poison Touch
FgtClose Combat
PsnDire Claw
NrmFake Out
FgtQuick Guard
5.3%1/19
Sneasler
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FgtPsn
Unburden
FgtClose Combat
FgtCoaching
PsnDire Claw
NrmProtect
5.3%1/19
Ability
- 17/2085.00%
- 2/2010.00%
- 1/205.00%
Item (Top 8)
- 12/2060.00%
- 8/2040.00%
Moves (Top 10)
- Fgt20/20100.00%
- Psn20/20100.00%
- Nrm19/2095.00%
- Nrm11/2055.00%
- Fgt6/2030.00%
- Fgt1/205.00%
- Bug1/205.00%
- 1/205.00%
Teammates
How to read “Usage” and “Synergy”
“Usage” = how many teams run it; “Synergy” = whether they're brought together on purpose.
| Lift | Usage | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Low | High | Generic staple: pairs with everyone; high usage just reflects its own popularity, not a special bond. |
| 2~3 | High | Mainstream pairing: a common, strong combo. |
| High | Low | Niche locked combo: rarely used overall, but those who use it almost always run them together. |
Details
Synergy (Lift) = actual co-occurrence ÷ co-occurrence expected from each Pokémon's solo usage. It tells you whether a combo is brought together on purpose, vs both just being popular.
< 1Anti-synergy: overlapping or competing roles — running one means skipping the other.
≈ 1Coincidence: both just popular, happen to share teams, no real link.
1~5Paired more than random — the higher it climbs, the more deliberate the pairing.
5+Tight core: see one and the other is usually there too (e.g. weather setter + abuser).
- A very high synergy usually just means the members are individually rare (low solo usage), not that the pairing is strong; read it alongside usage %, and don't compare synergy across combos with different usage.
