Type matchups
Damage Iron Bundle takes from each attacking type.
As an Ice/Water type, Iron Bundle has 4 weaknesses, 2 resistances and 0 immunities, more than the average Pokémon's 3.3 weaknesses. 7 other Pokémon share the Ice/Water typing.
Base stats
- HP
- 56
- Attack
- 80
- Defense
- 114
- Sp. Atk
- 124
- Sp. Def
- 60
- Speed
- 136
- Total
- 570
Iron Bundle has a base stat total of 570, higher than 82% of Pokémon. Its best stat is Speed (136). With Sp. Atk (124) well above Attack (80), it works best as a special attacker. A Speed of 136 beats 98% of Pokémon, so it outspeeds most opponents. With 56 HP, 114 Defense and 60 Sp. Def it is reasonably sturdy and holds up better against physical hits.
Iron Bundle's only ability is Quark Drive.
How to beat Iron Bundle
Iron Bundle takes 2× damage from Fighting, Rock, Grass and Electric moves, so lead with those.
Avoid relying on attacks it shrugs off: Water and Ice moves are resisted.
Good counters: Keldeo hits for 2× with Fighting-type STAB and resists its Ice and Water moves. Rapid Strike Urshifu hits for 2× with Fighting-type STAB and resists its Ice and Water moves. Quaquaval hits for 2× with Fighting-type STAB and resists its Ice and Water moves.
Evolution
Iron Bundle does not evolve.
Best counters to Iron Bundle
Frequently asked questions
What is Iron Bundle weak to?
As an Ice/Water type, Iron Bundle takes super-effective damage from Fighting, Rock, Grass and Electric moves.
What is Iron Bundle resistant to?
Iron Bundle resists Water and Ice (¼×) moves.
What are the best counters to Iron Bundle?
Strong type-based picks include Keldeo, Rapid Strike Urshifu and Quaquaval, which hit Iron Bundle with super-effective attacks.