Stakataka at a glance
Generation
Gen 7
Types
Rock / Steel
Roles
Popular, Sweeper, Wall, Coverage
Base stat total
570
Species
Stakataka
Form
Base form
Availability
Generation estimate
Version records
0
Stakataka brings a Rock/Steel typing and a 570 base stat total to the table. The practical question: which teammates can absorb Water and Fighting hits, and which matchups does this typing already cover for the rest of the team?
Stakataka's weaknesses
What Stakataka resists
Immune to
Where you can use Stakataka
- Availability is estimated from generation data and should be checked against the exact game before final planning.
- Planning contexts include Ultra Sun & Moon, Sword & Shield, Scarlet & Violet.
Best teammates for Stakataka
These suggestions prioritize teammates that cover Stakataka's defensive weak spots, add useful pressure, and fit at least one shared game context.
Sprigatitoresists water - resists ground - adds grass pressure
Floragatoresists water - resists ground - adds grass pressure
Meowscaradaresists water - resists ground - adds grass pressure
Skeledirgeimmune to fighting - adds fire pressure - adds ghost pressure
Quaxlyresists water - adds water pressure - fits at least one shared game context
Quaxwellresists water - adds water pressure - fits at least one shared game contextTeam pitfalls when building around Stakataka
- Do not stack too many teammates that are also weak to water, fighting, and ground.
- Sweepers usually need defensive pivots or status support so they can enter safely.
- Defensive Pokemon still need offensive partners; avoid building a team that cannot pressure key types.
