Pokémon type chart: strengths and weaknesses - Pokémon Database
The full type chart here displays the strengths and weaknesses of each type. Look down the left hand side for the attacking type, then move across to see how effective it is against each Pokémon type.
Pokémon Type Coverage calculator - Pokémon Database
Find which Pokémon your moves will be not very effective or super-effective against with this handy tool.
Pokémon dual-type charts | Pokémon Database
A set of charts for each Pokémon type, detailing their strengths against every type combination.
Pokémon GO type chart - Pokémon Database
A type chart for Pokémon GO. Type effectiveness is similar to the main series but immunities are instead a double-resistance.
Generation 1 & 2-5 type chart - Pokémon Database
Throughout the Pokémon series the type chart - the efficacy of a move type on a Pokémon's type - has received some changes. In the second generation two types were added - Dark and Steel - and changes were made to Ghost, Bug, Poison and Ice.
Water type Pokémon - Pokémon Database
This chart shows the strength of the Water type against every type combination. The fraction of damage a Water type move will deal is shown - ½ means 50% damage (not very effective), 2 means 200% (super-effective) and so on.
Normal type Pokémon - Pokémon Database
This chart shows the strength of the Normal type against every type combination. The fraction of damage a Normal type move will deal is shown - ½ means 50% damage (not very effective), 2 means 200% (super-effective) and so on.
What type is super effective to the most Pokemon?
The table here tells you: Pokemon type chart. Ground and Fighting are both super-effective against 5 other types, which is the highest. Normal is super-effective against nothing, and Dragon is only super-effective against itself, so those are the weakest.
Fighting type Pokémon - Pokémon Database
This chart shows the strength of the Fighting type against every type combination. The fraction of damage a Fighting type move will deal is shown - ½ means 50% damage (not very effective), 2 means 200% (super-effective) and so on.
What is the actual bonus of super effectiveness?
2014年2月3日 · If a Pokémon uses a STAB move and does super-effective damage will the damage be 3x? Which does more damage a STAB attack or a super effective move? What damage multiplier would this scenario yield?