Pawmot Details

Last updated: 2026-09-25

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Pawmot

ElectricFighting

Height: 0.9m
Weight: 41.0kg

Related Pokemon

Abilities

Volt Absorb

Electric-type moves do not work on the Pokémon. Instead, they restore 1/4 of its max HP.

Natural Cure

The Pokémon’s status conditions are cured when it switches out of battle.

Iron Fist

Boosts the power of the Pokémon’s punching moves by 20%.

Stats

115

105

Total490

Type Matchup

× 2

GroundPsychicFairy

× 0.5

RockBugSteelDark

× 0

Electric★

★Volt Absorb

AI AnalysisUpdated: 2026/09/15

Overview

A mid-tier Singles pick with a role no one else can fill, a fast physical attacker. With Focus Sash as an almost automatic choice, the standard build maxes Attack and Speed under a Jolly nature and combines Double Shock, Close Combat, Ice Punch, and Mach Punch with Revival Blessing.

Strengths

Revival Blessing revives a fainted team member at half of its max HP. With Focus Sash letting it survive one hit before it activates for certain, it fills the irreplaceable role of bringing a lost ace back into the fight.
Its same-type Electric/Fighting typing pairs well, landing hits on Water, Flying, Rock, Steel, Dark, Normal, and Ice. Adding Ice Punch extends coverage to Dragon, Ground, and Grass as well.
Its ability Iron Fist boosts punch-based moves by 1.2x. Ice Punch, Mach Punch, and Fire Punch all get the boost, making up for a lack of secondary coverage power.
Mach Punch is a same-type priority move boosted by Iron Fist. It can deal with Pokemon faster than base 105 Speed, or finish off targets left over from a Focus Sash, without ever getting outsped.

Weaknesses

Ground, Psychic, and Fairy all hit for 2x. Fairy in particular resists both of its same-type Electric and Fighting moves, so it can't win a straight fight against the top-tier Fairy Pokemon in the metagame.
With 70 HP / 70 Defense / 60 Sp. Def, its bulk is low. Built around Focus Sash, it becomes helpless once that Focus Sash is broken by Stealth Rock, a priority move, or multi-hit attacks.
Using its main move Double Shock strips away its own Electric typing, and it can't use the move again afterward. It's effectively a one-time trump card, and its resistances change once it's used.
Its 115 Attack is solid but not top-tier, and its base 105 Speed doesn't reach the fastest tier in the metagame either. Without a boosting move, it can't push either its power or Speed any higher.

Synergy & Partners

Mega Golisopod: Being Bug/Steel, it resists Psychic and Fairy, both weaknesses of this side, and its 175 Defense lets it absorb physical hits that this side can't handle. Even when it faints, it's the heavyweight ace most worth reviving with Revival Blessing.
Mimikyu: Being Ghost/Fairy, it nullifies Psychic and resists Fairy. Disguise guarantees it survives one hit, making it a reliable switch-in once this side's Focus Sash is used up, and it can strike back at the Fairy crowd with Play Rough.
Basculegion: Being Water/Ghost, it nullifies Psychic and also blocks Fighting moves entirely. Boosted by Adaptability, Aqua Jet can chip away at the Ground and Rock crowd this side struggles with using priority, and its 120 HP also makes it well worth reviving with Revival Blessing.

Counters & Threats

Mimikyu: Being Ghost/Fairy, it nullifies Close Combat and Mach Punch, and Disguise can even cancel out a hit from Double Shock. With Play Rough (2x on Fairy) and Shadow Sneak, it can finish the job for certain, item and all, including Focus Sash.
Whimsicott: Being Grass/Fairy, it resists both Electric and Fighting, and with 77 Sp. Atk, Moonblast (2x on Fairy) can hit the low 60 Sp. Def side. With base 116 Speed it can outspeed, and Encore under Prankster can also lock down the opponent's actions.
Venusaur: Being Grass/Poison, it resists Electric and Fighting. With 80 HP / 100 Sp. Def it can switch in, then strike back at the 60 Sp. Def side with 100 Sp. Atk Earth Power (2x on Ground). Even outsped at base 80 Speed, it can reliably follow up after resisting a hit.

Find Pokemon resisting Electric/Fighting that exploit its Ground・Psychic・Fairy weakness

This analysis is auto-generated by AI based on base stats, typing, and recent-season usage trends. It may differ from the actual competitive environment.

Battle DataDamage Table

Season: M-6 (2026-09-25)

Moves

1Double ShockElectric93.9%
2Revival BlessingNormal88.3%
3Ice PunchIce68.0%
4Close CombatFighting59.0%
5Mach PunchFighting53.5%
6NuzzleElectric14.1%
7Fire PunchFire5.5%
8Fake OutNormal4.3%
9EncoreNormal4.3%
10Thunder PunchElectric2.0%

Item

Ability

Nature

1Jolly78.4%
2Adamant18.3%
3Hasty0.6%
4Naive0.6%
5Impish0.5%

AP Spreads

ASRep. spread: H2 A32 S3294.2%
HSRep. spread: H32 A2 S321.3%
HARep. spread: H32 A32 S20.7%
ABRep. spread: A32 B32 S20.3%
HBRep. spread: H32 B32 D20.2%
ADRep. spread: A32 D32 S20.2%
ASAdj.Rep. spread: H6 A17 B10 D1 S320.2%
BSRep. spread: H2 B32 S320.1%

Common Teammates

Builds

Singles Builds

Recommended

Healing Wish Face-Off Attacker

A face-off attacker build that chips away with high-power STAB moves and plays flexibly thanks to Revival Blessing

Pawmot

ElectricFighting

AbilityIron Fist

Focus Sash

Double Shock
Close Combat
Mach Punch
Revival Blessing

70-115-70-70-60-105

HP	147	2
Atk	167	32
Def	90	-
SpA↓	81	-
SpD	80	-
Spe↑	172	32

NatureJolly

Roles:Physical Attacker

Max Atk/Spe EVs, Focus Sash gives it guaranteed action, making this a physical attacker build of Pawmot. With its high-power Double Shock or Close Combat it chips away at the opponent while Revival Blessing with reviving fainted teammates to play flexibly — its composition.

Alternative Move Options

Ice Punch is also recommended

Replace

Mach Punch

With

Ice Punch

the priority move Mach Punch slot, Ice Punch is also recommended. By running Ice Punch, it gains a way to hit powerful Dragon types such as Garchomp and Dragonite.

Role of the Revival Blessing Attacker Build

Trading blows in a face-off leveraging powerful STAB moves
Revive fainted teammates with Revival Blessing

Focus Sash it survives one of the opponent's attacks, and its main role is to win face-offs by trading high-power physical moves. Even against opponents that outspeed it, Mach Punch it fights on tenaciously, reviving a fainted teammate before it goes down to support the follow-up — its role.

Threats

Pokémon that prevent Focus Sash from working

Pawmot covers its low bulk stats with Focus Sash, so Fake Out or sandstorm damage chips away its HP, it becomes easy to take down all at once. If you spot one on the opponent's team, you may need to refrain from bringing it.

Example Threats