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Type encyclopedia
Pokemon types explained with live matchup calculators, attack profiles, and an index of every element chart on the site.
Calculator drills, per-element cards, and long-form pokemon types notes below — built for draft prep, not wiki spelunking.
Types
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Attack type
Fire
Multiplier
2x
Fan favorite hub
Cross-check matchup math with which species trainers actually heart — chart strength and popularity do not always match.
Matchup calculator
Select attack and defense elements to test pokemon types effectiveness before a battle or draft session.
2x damage
Change the attack dropdown to see which elements your chosen move type hits for double damage, half damage, or no effect.
Super effective
Resisted by
No effect
All types
Each card links to a profile where pokemon types charts expand into full species lists and matchup tables.
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Tera type
Standard chart
Not on the elemental type chart — used for Terastallization and Tera moves in Generation IX.
Browse species by element, run stat diff on finalists, or draft a six-slot squad once pokemon types coverage looks right.
Section 1
Dual typings stack resistances in ways that feel obvious until they are not. A pokemon types chart puts offense, defense, and immunity math in one place before you slot a sweeper.
Most players memorize the starter triangle and stop. Pokemon types depth shows up when a raid boss carries a surprise secondary badge or when a gym leader outspeeds your resist.
This hub loads all eighteen standard elements with live dex data — not a static screenshot from an old generation.
Use the calculator when you need one attack versus one or two defending elements; open individual type profiles when you want species lists and move pools.
Dex search rewards memory. Pokemon types browsing rewards coverage — you start with fire beats grass, then find which partners actually carry that offense.
Pair charts here with element browsing when you want fan-ranked species tied to each typing.
Section 2
Pick an attack element and one or two defending elements in the matchup calculator. Pokemon types effectiveness updates instantly with the damage multiplier.
Each type card summarizes how many double-damage matchups the element deals and how many weaknesses it carries on defense.
Fan pick chips on each card show which species trainers save most for that element — useful when pokemon types math says steel but your roster leans elsewhere.
Cards link to standalone type profiles for deeper charts, species counts, and community save highlights per lane.
Secondary elements multiply — water-ground takes double from grass twice, not once. Set defense two to none for monotypes or pick a second badge for dual-type drills.
When math feels wrong, open the type profile for the full resist table instead of guessing from memory.
Pokemon types edge cases — like ghost-fighting immunity quirks in older gens — are why live data beats handwritten notes.
Multipliers show 0x, 0.5x, 1x, or 2x for the selected attack into the defending pair. Pokemon types practice here saves EV spreads you would otherwise undo later.
Run the same drill with defense two set to none, then flip to a dual-type pair — that is where most pokemon types surprises hide.
Section 3
Super effective, resisted, and immune targets appear in the attack profile panel when you change the dropdown. Pokemon types offense for the selected element lists every double-damage target at a glance.
The all-types grid scrolls every element with fan pick chips when community data exists — popularity context beside raw matchup counts.
Keep pokemon types notes here while you browse — the calculator and grid share one live dataset from the dex API.
Jump to stat diff when two candidates share a primary element but differ on the secondary.
Draft six slots in the team builder after charts confirm coverage. Pokemon types planning catches triple-water squads before you breed.
Check live rankings when you wonder which typings fans save most — chart strength and fan love do not always match.
Scroll the all-types grid or jump from the nav. Each card totals offensive double-damage lanes and defensive weak matchups without opening eighteen tabs.
When one element keeps showing up in your losses, open its profile — pokemon types tables there list every species carrying that badge.
Section 4
Stay on this hub for calculator drills and the full type index. Open a profile when you need move lists, longer species rosters, or damage tables formatted for one element.
Regional dex goals often hinge on typings — ghost-only routes, ice-heavy mountains, steel gyms. Pokemon types profiles map which partners show up where.
Profiles also surface notable moves and ability pairings that hub cards skip for space. Return here when you only need a quick multiplier check.
Read the team building guide for role labels, then return here to verify coverage.
Section 5
Set attack and defense dropdowns, read the multiplier, then scan the all-types grid for elements you rarely use.
Open one profile, heart a partner in saved collection, and rerun the calculator with a new defending pair. Pokemon types study works best in short passes — not one marathon wiki dive.
Bookmark this hub if you draft themed squads often. Pokemon types reference beats alt-tabbing through forum charts mid-battle.
FAQ
All eighteen standard elements, a live matchup calculator, attack profile panels, and links to individual type charts. Pokemon types data loads from the same dex API as profile pages — no stale fan wikis.
Pick an attack element plus one or two defending elements. The tool multiplies effectiveness for dual typings and shows the final damage multiplier instantly. Pokemon types drills here mirror in-game damage math.
This hub indexes every element with calculator tools. Individual type profiles drill into species lists, moves, and longer damage tables for one typing. Use pokemon types pages here first, profiles second.
Yes. Set defense two to a secondary element or leave it on none for monotypes. Pokemon types math multiplies resistances and weaknesses across both badges — the same rules the mainline games use.
Verify coverage here, then slot winners in the team builder or run stat diff when two species share a role. Pokemon types gaps show up before you lock a final six.