Mega Eelektross
EleFish Pokémon · Generation V
Electric type
They crawl out of the ocean using their arms. They will attack prey on shore and immediately drag it into the ocean.
Eelektross forms and varieties
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Mega Eelektross base stats
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Mega Eelektross color, shape, and Egg Groups
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Mega Eelektross DraftCenter community statistics
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Mega Eelektross competitive format results
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Pokémon Champions Regulation M-B
2.41% usageRank #48 · 103,606 raw uses
Pokémon Champions Regulation M-B · 1760+ rating · June 2026 · 1,163,315 battlesView source data ↗Mega Eelektross tournament performance
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