20 Pokemon Blue Attack Type Chart

The chart below will let you know which attacks to use and which to avoid based on pokémon type.

Pokemon blue attack type chart. In pokémon red blue and yellow psychic type pokémon were weak to ghost type attacks in theory only. For example gyarados naturally have a great attack stat but poor sp. Maximum values are based on a beneficial nature 252 evs 31 ivs. Below are the two previous type charts as used in generation 1 red blue yellow and generations 2 5 gold silver through black 2 white 2.

In practice the only ghost type attack that caused a non set amount damage was the low powered lick move and it was ineffective against psychic types. A type chart also known as type matchup chart shows which modifiers are applied to move types when attacking pokémon of each type. A flying type move would hit for 4 damage on a bug grass pokémon while a ground. If the defending pokémon is dual typed the modifier is calculated as the product of the modifiers for both of its types.

The ranges shown on the right are for a level 100 pokémon. This chart contains all the standard types and every type combination that exists in the games thus far. Note that a pokémon that uses an attack that is of its same type ie. The majority of the type chart has remained the same over the years but there have been a few changes.

However unlike previous charts this chart has the attack type on top and pokémon type on the left this is so we can show all the type combinations. Minimum values are based on a hindering nature 0 evs 0 ivs. The user s type changes to match the type of one of its four attacks. Pokemon red blue and yellow.

Well below is one of the most comprehensive type charts that are known to exist. Almost always goes last. This move fails if the user cannot change its type under this condition. For instance a bug type pokémon s bug attacks are super effective against grass dark and.

The current new type chart is on the main type chart page. The following chart tells you what attacks are effective against what opponent types. In generation 2 dark and steel types were added while in generation 6 pokémon x and pokémon y the fairy type was added below are the differences compared to the current type chart.