I did math to figure out the base stats of individual Falink
Falinks is pretty great, right? It’s a group of six different Pokemon that team up to form a stronger whole. I’ve talked about its competitive usage here, but making a set for it made me curious. What are the base stats for each individual Falink?
Here are the base stats for Falinks as a whole.
It’d be easy enough to take those stats and divide them into six even parts, but that seems too easy, especially since the lead Falink is a little taller than the rest and clearly has a much bigger horn.
So let’s assume that the lead Falink is 25% stronger than the others (because it’s an easy percentage to work with and there’s not really any way of determining exactly how much stronger it is). If it’s 25% stronger than the others, the lead Falink’s stats will account for 20% of an individual stat’s value, and the remaining 80% will be split between the other 5 Falink. So all we have to do it take an individual base stat, find 20% of that stat, and then split the remaining 80% in 5 even parts. Here’s what we get for the lead Falink (base stat total of 94)
And here’s the base Falink (base stat total of 75)
I rounded some of these results because I didn’t want to have things like 10.4 as a base stat, but it’s overall pretty inconsequential since the total for these stats are 469 and normally Falinks’ base stat total is 470. This probably isn’t a surprise but Falink on their own are pretty horrible. It’s far weaker than Solo Wishiwashi, the Pokemon with the lowest base stat total.
But hey, that’s the power of teamwork. Did I do way too much math for this? Yes. Did I spend far too much time on this? Yes. It is strangely satisfying to know the exact base stats of each individual Falink? Absolutely. Update: If you assume the lead Falink weighs 25% more than the rest the lead Falink would weigh 34.1lb/15.4kg and the rest would weigh 20.5lb/9.2kg each.











