If you played Pokémon Blue or Red, or even Green if you are THAT old, and chose Charmander as your first pokémon, you know how types can be nasty to you. You killed Caterpies and Weedles with your ember like they were made of paper. But then, a not-so-wild Onyx appeared and put a stop to your dream.
Miraculously, you won. But right after you fought Misty with her water Pokémons and you watched as your Charmeleon bathed in defeat. That's when you proclaimed "No more!" and went on to study Pokémon's type chart strengths and weaknesses.
The thing is, generation after generation more types were added and some older Pokémons got revamped, changing their type or adding new ones. Today you will learn about the most recent type chart from the latest Pokémon released, Sword and Shield, so your badass fire dragon-like Pokémon won't ever again get squashed by a starfish.
Pokémon Types & Type Chart
We created a table chart showing all Pokémon's types, which types they strike hard, and which types strike them. Plus, we also added resistances, because some types take less damage from others and Dr. Oak forgot to tell you. Below the chart, there's an explanation about single and double-type Pokémon and how attacks behave in these situations.