Chingling
Bell Pokémon · Generation Iv
Psychic type
It emits cries by agitating an orb at the back of its throat. It moves with flouncing hops.
Chingling base stats
Chingling Pokédex measurements
Chingling color, shape, and Egg Groups
Color, shape, and Egg Groups are species-level Pokédex classifications, so this species' forms share them.
Chingling DraftCenter community statistics
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ADP by legal format
Chingling competitive format results
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Scarlet/Violet Doubles OU
0.00% usageRank #478 · 5 raw uses
Scarlet/Violet Doubles OU · 1825+ rating · June 2026 · 293,541 battlesView source data ↗Scarlet/Violet OU
0.00% usageRank #275 · 65 raw uses
Scarlet/Violet OU · 1825+ rating · June 2026 · 767,456 battlesView source data ↗National Dex OU
0.00% usageRank #1098 · 13 raw uses
National Dex OU · 1760+ rating · June 2026 · 495,565 battlesView source data ↗Chingling tournament performance
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Sources and methodology
Core Pokédex facts, measurements, abilities, species color, shape, Egg Groups, and artwork are retrieved from PokéAPI and refreshed daily. DraftCenter community statistics are anonymous aggregates calculated from eligible DraftCenter leagues.
Draft rate and ADP include eligibility and show their current sample sizes. Auction averages use completed auction samples, while team win rate uses confirmed match results. Small samples should be treated as early evidence, not a definitive ranking.
