Raticate
Mouse Pokémon · Generation I
Normal type
It uses its whis kers to maintain its balance. It apparently slows down if they are cut off.
Raticate forms and varieties
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Raticate base stats
Hp55
Attack81
Defense60
Sp Attack50
Sp Defense70
Speed97
Base stat total413
Raticate Pokédex measurements
Raticate color, shape, and Egg Groups
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Raticate DraftCenter community statistics
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ADP by legal format
National Gen1ADP #97 · drafted in 0 of 1 eligible pools
National Gen9ADP #129 · drafted in 0 of 2 eligible pools
Raticate competitive format results
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National Dex OU
0.00% usageRank #513 · 939 raw uses
National Dex OU · 1760+ rating · June 2026 · 495,565 battlesView source data ↗Raticate tournament performance
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Sources and methodology
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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.