Below are the differences compared to the current type chart. In Generation 2, Dark and Steel types were added, while in Generation 6 ( Pokémon X and Pokémon Y) the Fairy type was added. The majority of the type chart has remained the same over the years, but there have been a few changes.
In this case the damage is 1.5 times normal.Īgain this is added to any other advantages, so a Water-type Pokémon using a Water-type moveĪgainst a Ground/Rock-type Pokémon will bag you six times (2×2×1.5) normal damage! Increases the power of the move if the attacking Pokémon has the same type as the move used (forĮxample a Fire-type Pokémon using a Fire-type move). in-game.Īnother advantage you can gain is Same Type Attack Bonus (STAB). Here you will see the message It's not very effective. In both theseĬases you will see the message It's super effective! in-game after the attack.Ĭonversely, a single- and double-type disadvantage will afflict half and a quarter normal damage The advantages also stack up, so a double-type advantage (for instanceĪ Water attack against a Ground/Rock-type Pokémon) will net you quadruple damage. In battle, you should use Pokémon and moves that haveĪ type advantage over your opponent doing so will cause much more damage than normal.Ī single-type advantage (for instance a Water attack against a Ground-type Pokémon) will net youĭouble normal damage. Each type has several strengthsĪnd weaknesses in both attack and defense. All Pokémon creatures and their moves are assigned certain types.
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