20 Pokemon Generation Type Chart

There is a glitch in the generation 1 games where dual typed pokemon recieving damage may display the wrong effectiveness message but they will still take the proper amount of damage.

Pokemon generation type chart. Alolan forms from pokémon sun moon are also listed in generation 1 alongside their non alolan counterparts. The type chart is a visual representation of type effectiveness in the core series pokémon games. Pokémon with cross generation evolutions are shown in the earliest generation its pokémon appear for example pichu is shown in generation 1 because pikachu raichu are gen 1. The chart below will let you know which attacks to use and which to avoid based on pokémon type.

With the introduction of fairy this is no longer the case. This page contains information regarding how a pokemon s type influences it in battles with a complete type chart. 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. For instance a bug type pokémon s bug attacks are super effective against grass dark and.

Prior to generation 6 ghost dark had zero weaknesses. In the sixth generation the fairy type was added and two steel resistances were removed. Dual type damage misinformation glitch main article. The type chart has changed between generations of games most notably due to the inclusion of new types.

Click a pokémon s name to see its detailed pokédex page or click a type to see other pokemon of the same type. It should be noted however that the eelektross family does have no weaknesses due to its ability levitate. The current new type chart is on the main type chart page. 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.

List of glitches in generation i dual type damage misinformation in generation i only if a damaging move is used on a pokémon with two types such that. Pokemon type chart gen 1 note. The majority of the type chart has remained the same over the years but there have been a few changes. Generation 8 this is the complete national pokédex for generation 8 which lists every one of the 890 pokémon discovered so far.