POKÉDEX #184 · GENERATION 2

Azumarill Build Guide

WaterFairy

Physical attacker with priority

Build a team with Azumarill ↓

Starter moveset

Generation 9 · casual singles · base form

ITEMSitrus Berry

ABILITYHuge Power

NATUREAdamant

Liquidation

Play Rough

Aqua Jet

Belly Drum

How to play

Belly Drum maximizes Attack at the cost of half your maximum HP. A Sitrus Berry can restore some HP when its activation threshold is met; Aqua Jet gives priority.

Watch out for

Setup is risky and fails without enough HP. Grass, Electric and Poison attacks threaten it; priority does not guarantee a knockout.

About this example

This editorial starting point is not a ranked-format recommendation or a legality check. It does not specify EVs or Tera type. Moves, items and abilities here do not change the builder score.

Teammate ideas

A Ground partner can cover Electric attacks. A Steel teammate can help against Poison attacks.

Garchomp

Immune to Electric and resists Poison attacks.

Read Garchomp guide →Compare teammates →

Scizor

Immune to Poison; Azumarill resists its Fire weakness.

Read Scizor guide →Compare teammates →

These are typing-based starting pairs, not a complete competitive team. Check the remaining four slots and your game’s rules.

Compare computed teammate suggestions →

Alternative: Primarina

Primarina shares Water/Fairy typing but attacks primarily with Special Attack.

Try Primarina →

Type matchups

Weak to

Electric2×Grass2×Poison2×

Resistances and immunities

Fire0.5×Water0.5×Ice0.5×Fighting0.5×Bug0.5×Dragon0×Dark0.5×

Typing only. Abilities, items and battle effects can change these matchups.

HP100

Attack50

Defense80

Sp. Attack60

Sp. Defense80

Speed50

Evolution chain

Azurill#298
High friendship + level up
Marill#183
Level 18
Azumarill#184

Standard main-series evolution conditions. Regional forms and games with special evolution systems can differ.

Build your Azumarill team

Start with Azumarill. Add teammates and compare your type-and-base-stat score.

Gen 9 · National Dex · Casual Settings & scope

GameFormat

Format scope · casual planning

Base species #001–1025, using Generation 9 data. A casual planning pool, not a VGC, ranked, or Showdown National Dex legality validator. Regional, Mega and alternate forms are not included yet.

SLOT 01#184

Azumarill

WaterFairy

SLOT 02

SLOT 03

SLOT 04

SLOT 05

SLOT 06

Understand your team

Offense73

Defense69

Coverage33

Synergy8

Types & base stats only · Not a win probability.

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Key insights

Electric attacks threaten 1 of 1 teammates, with no teammate resisting them by type.
Grass attacks threaten 1 of 1 teammates, with no teammate resisting them by type.
Your own types can hit 6 of 18 single-type targets super effectively. Actual move coverage can differ.
No teammate has a base Speed of 100 or higher. Consider adding a faster option.

Detailed type analysis · all 18 types

Incoming damage assumes typing only. 0× = immune, ½× / ¼× = resistant, 2× / 4× = weak. Resistance counts include immunities.

Incoming damage by attacking type
Attack	Azumarill	Weak	Resist
Normal	1×	0	0
Fire	½×	0	1
Water	½×	0	1
Electric	2×	1	0
Grass	2×	1	0
Ice	½×	0	1
Fighting	½×	0	1
Poison	2×	1	0
Ground	1×	0	0
Flying	1×	0	0
Psychic	1×	0	0
Bug	½×	0	1
Rock	1×	0	0
Ghost	1×	0	0
Dragon	0×	0	1
Dark	½×	0	1
Steel	1×	0	0
Fairy	1×	0	0

Offensive type coverage

Against single-type targets, using only same-type attacks. This is not coverage against every dual-type species.

NormalNeutral

Fire✓ Super effective

WaterNeutral

ElectricNeutral

GrassNeutral

IceNeutral

Fighting✓ Super effective

PoisonNeutral

Ground✓ Super effective

FlyingNeutral

PsychicNeutral

BugNeutral

Rock✓ Super effective

GhostNeutral

Dragon✓ Super effective

Dark✓ Super effective

SteelNeutral

FairyNeutral

How is the score calculated?

Offense (25%): neutral-or-better type coverage and strongest attacking base stats. Defense (30%): team resistances, unprotected and repeated weaknesses, and 4× vulnerabilities. Coverage (25%): fraction of 18 single-type targets hit super effectively by your own types. Synergy (20%): teammates resisting each other’s weaknesses, physical/special/bulk stat signals and base Speed ≥100. Scores are rounded to 0–100; the total uses the displayed subscores.

Rating bands: Excellent ≥80, Good ≥65, Fair ≥45, Poor below 45. An empty team has no rating.

Small teams are provisional and are not given a separate completion bonus. Adding a Pokémon can lower the score if it creates new weaknesses or lowers averages. These initial heuristics have not been calibrated against battle outcomes.