Glalie


PvE Analysis
If you think this Pokemon looks mad now, you should have seen its face when it heard it’s useless on offense and defense. Glalie’s naturally low CP can make a stickler for gym defense, but its pure Ice-typing offers it no further advantages.
Best PvE Offensive Moveset
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Frost Breath is slightly better than Ice Shard. If you have too many Fast TMs and are set on using offensive Glalie, you may as well change it; if not, it’s no big deal.
- Avalanche is the only charge move an offensive Glalie should be using.
Best PvE Defensive Moveset
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- Rollout is the best overall option for Glalie on defense.
Ice Shard is slightly better than Frost Breath. As with offensive Glalie, the difference is miniscule.
While Shadow Ball has better coverage, you may want to stick with Avalanche since it has such an early dodge window.
- Gyro Ball isn't great, but it does come out relatively quickly and has some counter-coverage potential.
PvP Analysis
A very simple and straightforward moveset that allows Glalie to do what it does best: Ice, Ice, baby. Shadow Ball is a nice addition for some coverage in case Glalie gets into a hot mess. Unlike its sister counterpart Froslass, Glalie doesn't get STAB on Shadow Ball.
Great League | |
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Glalie gets compared a lot to its sister Froslass, as they both have very similar movesets and occupy similar roles. Glalie is a mono-Ice type which does it more harm than good, as weaknesses to 4 other typings in exchange for pretty much no resistances makes it rather vulnerable without coverage from other teammates. | |
Ultra League | |
Glalie doesn't have sufficient stats to perform well in Ultra League. Aside from the obvious wins against opponents weak to Ice, Glalie generally sees more losses than wins in this league. Narrow victories against Lugia and Dialga in the one-shield matchup are nice, but not really enough to make Glalie a viable pick. | |
Master League | |
There's better candidates than Glalie for Master League. |