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#671
Default
212
ATK
244
DEF
186
STA
Lvl 50Max CP
3657
Lvl 40
3234
Lvl 25Weather Boost
2310
Lvl 20Raids/Eggs
1848
Lvl 15Research
1386

PvE Analysis

Florges often takes newer and unsuspecting players by surprise, given its appearance that suggests the obvious Grass sub-typing. But don't be fooled, as Florges is a pure Fairy-type! Unfortunately other Fairy-type Pokemon like Gardevoir outperform Florges in the Fairy attacker role, making this Pokemon more of a dex filler than a meta attacker. Best of luck collecting all five colors and their shiny variants once they're released! 

Best PvE Offensive Moveset

  • Fairy Wind synergizes the best with the role that Florges takes on.
  • Vine Whip is better for Grass-type Pokemon. 
  • Razor Leaf falls slightly behind in performance, but not by much.
  • Tackle can't be Super Effective against anything. 
  • Psychic surprisingly boasts the highest damage output against a neutral defender.
  • Moonblast is the recommended Charge Move when Super Effective due to STAB. 
  • Petal Blizzard pairs well with the Fast Moves of Florges, but consider actual Grass-type Pokemon instead.
  • Disarming Voice performs poorly despite benefiting from STAB and being a multi-bar Charge Move. 

Best PvE Defensive Moveset

  • Razor Leaf hits hard on defense and should be chosen in this scenario.
  • Vine Whip deals almost half as much damage by comparison.
  • Fairy Wind is a bit weaker on defense. 
  • Tackle can't be Super Efffective against anything, only neutral at best and resisted at worst. 
  • Disarming Voice is recommended for defense due its frequent use as a multi-bar Charge Move. 
  • Psychic performs well on defense due to its fast animation timing and coverage against Poison-types. 
  • Petal Blizzard and Moonblast might not be used before Florges faints.

PvP Analysis

Fairy Wind offers high energy generation and benefits from STAB. Vine Whip performs similarly, just as a different typing without STAB. Razor Leaf is an alternative choice that deals stronger damage, but makes it very difficult to access Charge Moves often. 

Trailblaze is a relatively cheap move that provides Florges with coverage against Water-, Ground- and Rock-type Pokemon. It also turns Florges into a sweeping threat with its Attack boosts. Moonblast or Disarming Voice act as Florges's primary Fairy-damage output. The former is powerful, but it is expensive, while the latter is reliable but doesn't quite melt targets. Petal Blizzard was an okay surprise coverage move, but Trailblaze is just better. Psychic is horrible despite it providing coverage against Poison-type Pokemon

Great League

Florges takes unsuspecting opponents by surprise, being a mono-Fairy Pokemon despite its appearance suggesting it would be a Grass-type. Access to Fairy Wind is an improvement, though Florges still struggles due to its sluggish Charge Moves and unimpressive bulk. 

Ultra League

Fairy-typing is advantageous in Ultra League, and Florges can surprisingly get wins off various Water-types despite lacking STAB Grass-type damage. Unfortunately Florges has no answer to common Steel Pokemon, and its coverage option with Psychic is often not enough to flip matchups vs Poison-types. 

Master League

Florges sets itself apart from other Fairy-type Pokemon in the Master League thanks to its swift pacing, decent bulk, and access to Grass-type coverage. Compared to Pokemon with similar coverage such as Tapu Bulu and Enamorus, Florges has more bulk and lacks the weaknesses associated with their secondary typing. Compared to Zacian and Xerneas, Florges has superior pacing and more reliable Fairy-type damage. Florges does, however, have tremendous problems with Ho-Oh and Steel-type Pokemon - perhaps moreso than most other alternatives.

Second Charge Move Cost
50,000 Stardust + 50 Candy
Flee Rate
5 %
Buddy Distance
3 KM
Catch Rate
12.5 %
Female Ratio
100 %
Male Ratio
0 %