Salamence
Species detail for Salamence's Mega form, built for roster research and team planning
Mega Salamence
#0373Mega Salamence in Pokemon Champions: Stat Profile, Dragon/Flying Typing & Battle Evaluation
Mega Salamence is a Dragon/Flying entry in Pokemon Champions whose stat spread ranks among the roster's highest, with attack, defense, and speed all above the 92nd percentile. The profile breaks down each base stat ranking, pairs typing with that distribution, and frames the battle roles it supports. Weigh it against other Dragon picks before drafting.
What kind of Pokemon you are looking at before the numbers: classification, form identity, and what makes this Dragon-Flying entry recognizable.
Mega Salamence: Species Identity and Roster Context
Mega Salamence is the Mega form of Salamence, the Dragon Pokemon, pairing Dragon and Flying types. Before reading base stats, abilities, or moves, its identity profile frames the species: what the Mega transformation means for its roster entry, how classification and descriptive context shape expectations, and why this form reads differently from its base species at a glance.
Read the full stat profile, from elite Attack and Speed to how the spread balances offense against physical and special durability.
Mega Salamence Base Stats: HP, Attack, Speed, and Total Breakdown
Mega Salamence's base stats show a fast physical profile: near-top Attack and Speed ranks backed by strong Defense and above-average HP, with Special Attack and Special Defense trailing behind. Use the numbers and percentile context to see how its total compares across all Pokemon and what kind of attacker the distribution implies.
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GroundRead Mega Salamence as a single battle profile, where Dragon-Flying typing and linked abilities explain how it enters matchups, absorbs pressure, and holds the field.
Mega Salamence Typing and Abilities: Dragon, Flying, and Battle Identity
Mega Salamence pairs Dragon and Flying typing with its linked abilities to present a clear battle identity: a fast, physically oriented attacker whose type interactions and ability both shape how opponents respond to it. Reading these signals together clarifies which threats it pressures, which resistances and weaknesses define its defensive shape, and how that profile connects to the stats and learnset covered next.
Coverage options, attack access, and the battle tools that turn its stats into actual move choices.
Mega Salamence Moves and Learnset Overview
Mega Salamence pairs elite Attack and Speed with Dragon and Flying typing, but stats only describe potential. The learnset shows how that potential becomes action: which physical attacks it can run, what coverage it reaches outside its core types, and where its move options stop. Reading the move list alongside its typing and abilities shows which matchups its carried tools cover directly.
No moves recorded for Mega Salamence.
Daily insights
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Continue exploring short-form tactical observations to refine individual battle choices. Apply these specific strategic findings to active team building and situational analysis for a clearer understanding of competitive performance outcomes.
From a Mega-evolved Dragon and Flying entry with top-tier totals, branch into other roster entries and keep your comparison going.
Other Pokemon to Compare Against Mega Salamence
Mega Salamence sits at the top of the stat distribution table, so it is a useful anchor for broader roster reading. The Pokemon grouped here may share its Dragon and Flying typing, overlap in ability or move coverage, or simply sit nearby in the database. Each entry opens its own detail page with full stats, typing, and learnset data, letting you judge matchups on specifics rather than assumptions.
Weak Points
No weakness notes are recorded for this entry.
Related Terms
No related terms are recorded for this entry.
Weigh Mega Salamence against your next draft
Benchmark Mega Salamence's attack, speed, and defensive percentiles against other Dragon and Flying candidates, then check how its typing interacts with the threats a team is likely to face. Pairing ranked numbers with type interactions turns a strong entry into a defensible drafting decision.