Type matchups
AvaluggBest against
Which raid bosses Avalugg is a top counter for, aggregated over the 120 bosses on the roster the same way pokebattler.com aggregates its own attacker rankings.
Its best showing is5againstGible(Shadow Tier 1) with Ice Fang + Avalanche.
- Estimator
- 0.08
- Time to win
- 0:14
- Points
- 0
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 3.42
- Time to win
- 16:09
- Points
- 30
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 1.74
- Time to win
- 8:00
- Points
- 30
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 1.88
- Time to win
- 8:40
- Points
- 30
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 1.94
- Time to win
- 8:56
- Points
- 30
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 2.07
- Time to win
- 9:32
- Points
- 20
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 1.76
- Time to win
- 8:05
- Points
- 20
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 1.77
- Time to win
- 8:09
- Points
- 20
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 2.33
- Time to win
- 10:44
- Points
- 20
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 2.73
- Time to win
- 12:35
- Points
- 10
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 2.68
- Time to win
- 12:21
- Points
- 10
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 3.05
- Time to win
- 14:02
- Points
- 10
Ice Fang + Avalanche- Estimator
- 3.02
- Time to win
- 13:54
- Points
- 0
Ice Fang + Avalanche
"Details" opens Avalugg's per-move damage against that boss, its breakpoints and its energy cycle — the same drawer the boss page opens.
Ranked with Shadow, Mega and Legendary attackers hidden — pokebattler.com's own default, so a place here is comparable with a place on its counter page. With everything switched on it places on 4 bosses (best #25 vs Landorus (Incarnate)). Points follow pokebattler.com's published rule — 5 for a first place, 4 for a second, 3 for a fourth, 2 for an eighth, 1 for a sixteenth, weighted 10x at Tier 5 / Mega, 4x at Tier 3 and 0x at Tier 1. Level 40, 15/15/15, no weather, no friendship, no dodging. Snapshot generated 2026-10-08.
Type matchups
Every one of the 18 attacking types against this typing. GO multipliers: 1.6x super effective, 0.625x resisted, 0.390625x doubly resisted.
- Weak (4)
- Neutral (13)
- Resists (1)
Every tile and chip is a link: it opens the Pokedex filtered to that type, so a weakness leads straight to the attackers that exploit it. Pokebattler lists only the weaknesses; the eleven types that do neither matter as much to a raider deciding what to bring, so all 18 are shown with the exact multiplier.
Released ice forms with the highest attack — they share every weakness and resistance above.