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Pokémon are creatures that inhabit the Pokémon universe and can be captured and trained for battle.
Overview
"Pika, pi pikachu. Chu pikachu..." Pikachu describes life under a worthy trainer.
Pokemon Types
Pokemon have different skill sets that give them an edge in battle. These types combine and interact to make a dynamic and versatile system of interaction. E.g. strengths of one Pokémon playing on the weaknesses of another. A Pokémon has either one or two types which help to increase their offensive and defensive capabilities against other Pokémon. This is a double edged sword, however, as some dual typings also combine to decrease effectiveness against different foes.There are 17 base types: Bug, Dark, Dragon, Electric, Fighting, Fire, Flying, Ghost, Grass, Ground, Ice, Normal, Poison, Psychic, Rock, Steel and Water. Of these 17 types Dark and Steel were the only two not found in the very first game (Pokemon Red/Blue), having been added in Pokemon Gold/Silver. 
Pokemon types laid out in a colourful display. Base Types
Pokemon types laid out in a colourful display.
Bug
Bug-type Pokémon: Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)- Burmy (412)
- Caterpie (010)
Bug-type Pokémon, Caterpie
- Illumise (314)
- Kricketot(401)
- Kricketune (402)
- Metapod (011)
- Pineco (204)
- Pinsir(127)
- Silcoon (266)
- Volbeat (313)
- Wurmple (265)
- x2 weak against fire, flying and rock attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to fighting, grass and ground attacks.
- Bug-type Pokémon have no immunities.
Bug-type pokemon, Metapod, in front of a pokeball.
- x4 super effective attacks against dark, grass and psychic dual types.
- x2 super effective attacks against dark, grass and psychic types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against fighting, fire, flying, ghost, poison and steel types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against fighting, fire, flying, ghost, poison and steel dual types.
- Bug-type Pokémon have no ineffective attacks.
Bug type Pokémon are super-effective against dark, grass and psychic Pokémon and their mixed types. Dark Pokémon fall victim to bug's ability to blend in with its surroundings, leaving dark prone to unsuspected bug attacks. Grass Pokémon take extra damage from their natural predator, the bug Pokémon. Psychic Pokémon, working on attacking through mind-powers can't defend against the instinctual bug, leaving them wide open for damage. Bug-type Pokémon are weak to fire, flying and rock attacks. Fire burns the bug like a magnifying glass in the sun, leaving the bug Pokémon weaker than when fighting against other foes. Flying Pokémon attack from above, picking off the bugs like the prey they are. Rock-type attacks squish bugs flat for extra damage.
Dark
Dark-type Pokémon: Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
Dark-type Pokemon, Absol
- Absol (359)
- Darkrai (491)
- Mightyena(262)
- Poochyena (261)
- Umbreon (197)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against bug and fighting attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to dark and ghost attacks.
- Immunity to psychic-type attacks.
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x2 super effective attacks against psychic-type Pokémon.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against dark and steel types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against dark/steel type Pokémon.
- Dark-type Pokémon have no ineffective attacks.
Dark-type Pokémon are super-effective against psychic-type Pokémon, dark's hidden and devious desires too much for the psychic to handle. Less effective against dark and steel types, dark-type Pokémon are not able to attack each other with ease, their own shadowy vantage point equally as defensive for a dark-type foe. Steel holds up well against dark-type attacks, the rigid steel able to stand up against any foe – seen or unseen. Dark-type Pokémon are weak to bug and fighting attacks. Bug-type Pokémon instinctively reach for the dark, the shadowy recesses no longer a safe haven for the dark-type defender. Fighting-type Pokémon get too close to the dark-type Pokémon, the dark's preference for hiding useless against such an in-your-face attacker.
Dragon-type pokemon, Dragonair Dragon
Dragon-type Pokémon:Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
Dragon-type pokemon, Dragonair
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against dragon and ice attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to electric, fire, grass and water attacks.
- Dragon-type Pokémon have no immunities.
Dragon-type pokemon, Bagon
- x2 super effective attacks against dragon-type Pokémon.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against steel-type Pokémon.
- Dragon-type Pokémon have no ineffective attacks.
Dragon-type Pokémon are super-effective against those of their own kind – dragons fighting dragons. Less effective against steel, dragon-type Pokémon's claws are no match for the natural armour of steel-type defenders. Dragon-type Pokémon are weak to dragon and ice attacks. Dragon's strength – attacking other dragons – is also their weakness – getting attacked by other dragons. Resistant to natural elements – electric, fire, grass and water – the dragon-type Pokémon is the master of its domain.
Electric
Electric-type pokemon, Pichu.
Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
- Ampharos (181)
- Electabuzz (125)
- Electrike(309)
- Electivire (466)
- Electrode (101)
- Elekid (239)
- Flaaffy (180)
- Jolteon (135)
- Luxio(404)
- Luxray (405)
- Manectric (310)
- Mareep (179)
Electric-type pokemon, Pikachu
- Minun (312)
- Pachirisu(417)
- Pichu (172)
- Pikachu (025)
- Plusle(311)
- Raichu (026)
- Raikou (243)
- Shinx (403)
- Voltorb (100)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against ground attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to electric, flying and steel attacks.
- Electric type has no immunities.
Electric-type pokemon, Raichu.
- x4 super effective attacks against water/flying type Pokémon.
- x2 super effective attacks against flying and water types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against dragon and grass types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against dragon/grass type Pokémon. (NOTE: As of Diamond/Pearl, there are no Dragon/Grass type Pokémon)
- Completely ineffective against ground-type Pokémon.
Electric type Pokémon are super-effective against water and flying and water/flying type Pokémon. Water conducts electricity naturally making them susceptible to electric-type attacks. Flying-type Pokémon remain ungrounded taking heavy damage where other types hold fast. Electric type attacks are ineffective against ground-type Pokémon. These Pokémon benefit from their naturally grounded state, thus protecting them from what would otherwise be a fearsome endeavor.
Fighting
Fighting-tye pokemon, Hitmonlee
- Hariyama(297)
- Hitmonchan (107)
- Hitmonlee (106)
- Hitmontop (237)
- Machamp (068)
- Machamp (067)
- Machop (066)
- Makuhita (296)
- Mankey (056)
- Primeape (057)
- Riolu (447)
- Tyrogue (236)
Fighting-type pokemon, Mankey
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against flying and psychic attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to bug, dark and rock attacks.
- Fighting-type Pokémon do not have any immunity
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x4 super effective attacks against dark, ice, normal, rock and steel dual types.
- x2 super effective attacks against dark, ice, normal, rock and steel types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against bug, flying, poison and psychic types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against bug, flying, poison and psychic dual types.
- Completely ineffective against ghost-type Pokémon.
Fighting-type Pokémon are super-effective against dark, ice, normal, rock, steel and their mixed types. Ice, rock and steel fracture under fighting's immense physical prowess, their rigid nature hindering them against such physical foes. Dark Pokémon like to lurk in the shadows; when dark-type Pokémon face a fighter they are met head-on in the full light – where they are the weakest. Normal-type Pokémon lack the endurance they need to face a fighting-type Pokémon; attacks from fighters leave a normal Pokémon down for the count.
Fighting type pokemon are weak to flying-type and psychic-type pokemon. Flying pokemon dive from above, attacking a fighting-type pokemon who are prepared for a front-on assault. Psychic-type pokemon attack the fighter from afar, using its powers to do damage where a fighter expects physical confrontation.
Fire
Fire-type pokemon, Arcanine
- Arcanine (059)
- Charmander (004)
- Charmeleon (005)
- Chimchar (390)
- Cyndaquil (155)
- Entei (244)
- Flareon (136)
- Growlithe (058)
- Magby (240)
- Magmar (126)
- Magmortar (467)
- Ninetales (038)
- Ponyta(077)
- Quilava (156)
Fire-type pokemon, Charmander.
- Rapidash (078)
- Slugma (218)
- Torchic (255)
- Torkoal (324)
- Typhlosion (157)
- Vulpix (037)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against ground, rock and water attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to bug, fire, grass, ice and steel attacks.
- Fire type has no immunities.
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x4 super effective attacks against bug, ice and steel dual types.
- x2 super effective attacks against bug, ice and steel types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against dragon, rock and water types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against dragon, rock and water dual types.
- Fire attacks are never ineffective.
Fire-type Pokémon are super-effective against bug, ice, steel and their mixed types. Bugs feel like they're under a magnifying glass, taking the full brunt of fire's attack. Ice melts under fire's heat, loosing its edge in the process. Steel-type Pokémon warp under red-hot fire, losing its rigid advantage. Fire-type pokemon are weak to ground, rock and water attacks. Each of these types dampen fire's intensity, weakening it for their attacks.
Flying
Normal/Flying-type pokemon, Pidgey
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against electric, ice and rock attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to bug, fighting and grass attacks.
- Immune to ground attacks.
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x4 super effective attacks against bug, fighting and grass dual types.
- x2 super effective attacks against bug, fighting and grass types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against electric, rock and steel types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against electric, rock and steel dual types.
Normal/Flying-type pokemon, Spearow.
- Flying is not completely ineffective against any type.
- Flying-type Pokémon are super-effective against bug, fighting, grass and their mixed types. High in the air, flying Pokémon can pick off bug and grass Pokémon, the smaller creatures naturally prey to the flying predator Fighting Pokémon, usually relying on in-your-face tactics, are weakened by their inability to judge a flying-type Pokémon's distant attack pattern.
Flying-type Pokémon are weak to electric, ice and rock Pokémon. Electric and ice types hinder the flying type Pokémon, lightning and blizzards slowing down a flier in otherwise clear skies. Rock Pokémon can propel their projectiles afar, thus rendering flying's advantage null.
Ghost
Ghost-type Pokémon: Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)- Banette (354)
- Dusclops (356)
Ghost-type pokemon, Banette in front of a pokeball.
- Dusknoir (477)
- Duskull (355)
- Misdreavus (200)
- Mismagius (429)
- Shuppet (353)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against dark and ghost attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to bug and poison attacks.
- Immune to normal and fighting attacks
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x2 super effective attacks against ghost and psychic types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against dark and steel types.
- Ineffective against normal-type Pokémon
Ghost-type pokemon, Misdreavus in front of a pokeball backdrop
Ghost-type Pokémon are weak against dark and ghost attacks. Dark Pokémon lurk in the shadows, beyond the notice of ghost-type Pokémon, preventing them from fully defending against dark foes.
Grass
Grass-type Pokémon: Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
Grass-type pokemon, Bellossom in front of a pokeball backdrop.
- Cherrim (421)
- Cherubi (420)
- Chikorita (152)
- Grotle (388)
- Grovyle (253)
- Leafeon(470)
- Meganium (154)
- Sceptile (254)
- Seedot (273)
- Shaymin (492)
- Shroomish (285)
- Tangela (114)
- Tangrowth (465)
- Treecko (252)
- Turtwig (387)
Grass-type pokemon, Bayleaf in front of a pokeball backdrop.
- x2 weak against bug, fire, flying, ice and poison attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to electric, grass, ground and water attacks.
- Grass type has no immunities
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x4 super effective attacks against ground/rock, ground/water and rock/water types.
- x2 super effective attacks against ground, rock and water types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against bug, dragon, flying, poison and steel types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against bug/flying, bug/poison, bug/steel, dragon/flying, dragon/steel, poison/flying and steel/flying types.
- Grass attacks are never ineffective.
Grass-type Pokémon are super effective against water, ground, rock and their mixed types. Gulping down water's own power, grass Pokémon rejuvenate themselves, damaging their opponent in the process. Ground and rock break apart under grass' digging roots, their rigid base leaving them prone against grass. Grass-type Pokémon are weak to bug, fire, flying, ice, and poison attacks. Fire and ice, extreme in either direction, are too harsh for grass' well-being Flying and bug Pokémon are natural predators for plants, their attacks more effective against grass' leafy body. Poison disrupts the natural balance of grass, leaving a grass Pokémon weak to its damaging power.
Ground
Ground-type Pokémon: Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
Ground-type pokemon, Diglett.
- Cubone (104)
- Diglett (050)
- Donphan (232)
- Dugtrio (051)
- Groudon (383)
- Hippopotas (449)
- Hippowdon (450)
- Marowak (105)
- Phanpy (231)
- Sandshrew (027)
- Sandslash (028)
- Trapinch (328)
Ground-type pokemon, Groudon.
- x2 weak against ice, grass and water attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to poison and rock attacks.
- Immune to electric attacks.
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x4 super effective attacks against electric/steel, fire/rock, fire/steel and rock/steel types.
- x2 super effective attacks against electric, fire, poison, rock and steel types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against bug and grass types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against bug/grass types.
- Completely ineffective against flying types.
Ground type Pokémon are super-effective against fire, poison, rock, steel and their mixed types. Ground smothers fire and dilutes poison, weakening them to attack. Rock and steel are buried by ground, making them encumbered and sluggish.
Ice
Ice-type pokemon, Regice.
- Glaceon(471)
- Glalie (362)
- Regice (378)
- Snorunt (361)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against fighting, fire, rock and steel attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to ice attacks.
- Ice type has no immunities.
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x4 super effective attacks against dragon/flying, dragon/ground, grass/flying, ground/flying and grass/ground types.
- x2 super effective attacks against dragon, flying, grass and ground types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against fire, steel and water types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against fire/steel and steel/water types.
- Ice type is never completely ineffective.
Ice type Pokémon are super-effective against dragon, flying, grass, ground and their mixed Pokémon. Cold-blooded dragons are frozen in their tracks by ice attacks. Grass and ground freeze under ice's fury. Flying-type Pokémon slow and fall from the skies, leaving them weak to ice attacks. Ice type Pokémon are weak to fire, fighting, rock and steel. Fire melts ice, leaving it weak to attack. Fighting and rock smash ice, cracking its first line of defense Steel, sharp and hard, cuts through ice like a hot-knife through butter.
Normal
Normal-type Pokémon: Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
Normal-type pokemon, Clefable
- Aipom (190)
- Ambipom (424)
- Arceus (493)
- Bidoof (399)
- Blissey (242)
- Buneary (427)
- Castform (351)
- Chansey (113)
- Clefable (036)
- Clefairy (035)
- Cleffa (173)
- Delcatty(301)
- Deoxys (386)
Normal-type pokemon, Clefairy.
- Ditto (132)
- Dunsparce (206)
- Eevee (133)
- Exploud (295)
- Furret (162)
- Glameow (431)
- Granbull (210)
- Happiny (440)
- Igglybuff (174)
- Jigglypuff (039)
- Kangaskhan (115)
- Kecleon (352)
- Lickilicky (463)
- Lickitung (108)
- Linoone (264)
Normal-type pokemon, Jigglypuff.
- Lopunny (428)
- Loudred (294)
- Meowth (052)
- Miltank (241)
- Munchlax(446)
- Persian( 053)
- Porygon (137)
- Porygon-Z (474)
- Porygon2 (233)
- Purugly (432)
- Raticate (020)
- Rattata (019)
- Regigigas (486)
- Sentret (161)
- Skitty (300)
Normal-type Pokemon, Rattata
- Slaking (289)
- Slakoth (287)
- Smeargle (235)
- Snorlax (143)
- Snubbull (209)
- Spinda (327)
- Stantler (234)
- Sunflora (192)
- Sunkern (191)
- Tauros (128)
- Teddiursa (216)
- Togepi (175)
- Ursaring (217)
Normal-type pokemon, Raticate
- Vigoroth (288)
- Whismur (293)
- Wigglytuff (040)
- Zangoose (335)
- Zigzagoon (263)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against fighting attacks.
- Normal type is not x0.5 resistant against any attack.
- Immune to ghost attacks.
Offensive Effectiveness:
- Normal type is not x2 super effective against any Pokémon.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against rock and steel types.
Normal-type pokemon, Snorlax
- x0.25 less effective attacks against rock/steel type Pokémon.
- Completely ineffective against ghost-type Pokémon.
Normal type Pokémon are the average joe's of the Pokémon world not being super-effective in attacks against any Pokémon. Lucky for these Pokémon, ghost-type attacks miss them completely – but it works both ways and they cannot attack ghosts either.
Poison
Poison-type Pokémon: Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
Arbok, the kobra - Poison-type pokemon.
- Grimer (088)
- Gulpin (316)
- Koffing (109)
- Muk (089)
- Nidoran Female (029)
- Nidoran Male (032)
- Nidorina (030)
- Nidorino (033)
- Seviper (336)
- Swalot (317)
- Weezing (110)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against ground and psychic attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to bug, fighting, grass and poison attacks.
Poison-type pokemon, Nidorina.
- Poison type has no immunities.
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x2 super effective attacks against grass types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against ghost, ground and rock types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against rock/ground type pokemon.
- Completely ineffective attacks poison types.
Poison-type Pokémon are super-effective against grass Pokémon, their bodies easily disrupted by the abrupt change in their environment. Poison-type Pokémon are weak to ground and psychic type Pokémon. Ground neutralizes poison, weakening it to attack. Psychic Pokémon attack from afar, leaving poison vulnerable to psychic injury.
Psychic
Psychic-type Pokémon: Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
Psychic-type pokemon Mew in front of a pokeball backdrop
- Abra (063)
- Alakazam (065)
- Azelf (482)
- Chimecho (358)
- Chingling (433)
- Cresselia (488)
- Drowzee (096)
- Espeon (196)
- Gardevoir (282)
- Grumpig (326)
- Hypno (097)
- Kadabra (064)
- Kirlia (281)
- Mesprit (481)
- Mew (151)
- Mewtwo (150)
- Mime Jr. (439)
Psychic-type pokemon Mewtwo stands in front of a pokeball backdrop
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against bug, dark and ghost attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to fighting and psychic attacks.
- Psychic-type pokemon have no immunities.
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x2 super effective attacks against fighting types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against poison and steel types.
- Completely ineffective against dark attacks
- Psychic-type pokemon are super-effective against fighting-type pokemon, their physical prowess no match for psychic.
Psychic-type Pokémon, Wynaut
Rock
Rock-type Pokémon: Name (Pokemon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
- Bonsly (438)
- Cranidos(408)
- Nosepass (299)
- Rampardos(409)
- Regirock (377)
- Sudowoodo (185)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against fighting, grass, ground, steel and water attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to fire, flying, normal and poison attacks.
- Rock-type pokemon have no immunities
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x4 super effective attacks against bug/flying and fire/flying types.
- x2 super effective attacks against bug, fire, flying and ice types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against fighting, ground and steel types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against fighting/steel and ground/steel types.
- Rock-type pokemon have no ineffective attacks.
Rock-type Pokémon are super-effective against bug, fire, flying, ice and their mixed types. Bug-type and ice-type Pokémon are squished by rock's force. Fire-type Pokémon have their flames doused by rock-type's gravelly attacks, making them take more damage. Flying-type Pokémon can't dodge the projectiles sent by a rock-type Pokémon and end up taking much more damage. Rock-type Pokémon are weak to fighting, grass, ground, steel and water attacks. Fighting, ground and steel type Pokémon use force to break apart rock, doing more damage to rock than other types could do. Grass and water type Pokémon use natural attacks to break apart and erode the rock, rendering it weakened.
Steel
Steel-type pokemon, Registeel
- Mawile (303)
- Registeel (379)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against fighting, fire and ground attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to bug, dark, dragon, flying, grass, ghost, ice, normal, psychic, rock and steel attacks.
- Immune to poison-type attacks.
Offensive Effectiveness:
- x2 super effective attacks against ice and rock types.
- x0.5 less effective attacks against electric, fire and water types.
- x0.25 less effective attacks against electric/water types.
- Steel-type pokemon have no ineffective attacks.
Steel-type Pokémon are super-effective against ice and rock types. Ice and rock both shatter under an assault by a steel-type pokemon. Broken apart, both of these Pokémon take extra damage. Steel-type Pokémon are weak to fighting, fire and ground attacks. Fighting and ground type Pokémon use their immense physical prowess to dent the steel, reshaping it to give more damage. Fire Pokémon super-heat the steel, warping it and rendering it less rigid than desired, thus increasing the damage taken.
Water
Water-type Pokémon: Name (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
Water-type pokemon, Blastoise
- Azumarill (184)
- Azurill (298)
- Blastoise (009)
- Buizel(418)
- Clamperl (366)
- Corphish (341)
- Croconaw (159)
- Feebas (349)
- Feraligatr (160)
- Finneon (456)
- Floatzel (419)
- Goldeen (118)
- Golduck (055)
- Gorebyss (368)
- Gyarados (130)
Water-type pokemon, Floatzel
- Horsea (116)
- Huntail (367)
- Kingler (099)
- Krabby (098)
- Kyogre (382)
- Lapras (131)
- Lumineon (457)
- Luvdisc (370)
- Magikarp (129)
- Manaphy (490)
- Marill (183)
- Milotic (350)
- Mudkip (258)
- Octillery(224)
- Phione (489)
Water-type pokemon, Gyarados.
- Piplup (393)
- Politoed (186)
- Poliwag (060)
- Poliwhirl (061)
- Prinplup (394)
- Psyduck (054)
- Remoraid (223)
- Seadra (117)
- Seaking (119)
- Seel (086)
- Shellder (090)
- Shellos (422)
- Slowbro (080)
- Slowpoke (079)
- Squirtle (007)
- Staryu (120)
- Suicune (245)
- Totodile (158)
Water-type pokemon, Kyogre
- Vaporeon (134)
- Wailmer (320)
- Wailord (321)
- Wartortle (008)
Defensive Effectiveness:
- x2 weak against electric and grass attacks.
- x0.5 resistant to fire, ice, steel and water attacks.
- Water type has no immunities.
Water-type starter pokemon from Red/Blue, Squirtle.
- x4 super effective attacks against fire/ground types.
x2 super effective attacks against fire and ground types.
x0.5 less effective attacks against dragon and grass types.
Water attacks are never ineffective.
Water-type Pokémon are super-effective against fire and ground pokemon. Water douses fire, squelching fire's ferocity and doing double damage. Ground gets slogged by water, its muddy form too sluggish to properly defend itself. Water-type Pokémon are weak to electric and grass attacks. Electric attacks pulse through water's naturally conductive body, damaging it thoroughly. Grass attacks sap the very strength of water, sometimes even deriving healing from attacks against watery foes.
Dual Type Pokemon
All pokemon types as of Pokemon Diamond/Pearl
Type1/Type2: Pokemon (Pokemon Diamond/Pearl National Dex Number)
Bug/Fighting: Heracross (214)
Bug/Flying-type pokemon, Butterfree.
Bug/Ghost: Shedinja (292)
Bug/Grass: Paras (046), Parasect (047), Wormadam (Multiple Forms) (413)
Bug/Grass-type pokemon, Paras.
Bug/Poison: Ariados (168), Beedrill (015), Cascoon(268), Dustox (269), Kakuna (014), Skorupi (451), Spinarak (167), Venomoth (049), Venonat (048), Weedle (013)
Bug/Rock: Shuckle (213) Rock/Bug: Anorith (347), Armaldo (348)
Bug/Steel: Forretress (205), Scizor(212), Wormadam (Multiple Forms)
Bug/Water: Surskit (283)
Dark/Fire: Houndoom (229), Houndour (228)
Dark/Flying: Honchkrow (430), Murkrow (198)
Rock/Bug-type pokemon, Armaldo.
Grass/Dark: Cacturne (332), Nuzleaf (274), Shiftry (275)
Dark/Ice: Sneasel (215), Weavile (461)
Dark/Poison: Drapion (542), Skuntank (435), Stunky (434)
Rock/Dark: Tyranitar (248)
Water/Dark: Carvanha (318), Crawdaunt (342), Sharpedo (319)
Dragon/Flying: Altaria (334), Dragonite(149), Rayquaza (384), Salamence (373)
Dragon/Ghost: Giratina (487)
Ground/Dragon: Flygon (330), Vibrava (329) Dragon/Ground: Gabite (444), Garchomp (445), Gible (443)
Psychic/Dragon-type pokemon, Latias.
Steel/Dragon: Dialga (483)
Water/Dragon: Kingdra (230), Palkia (484)
Electric/Ghost: Rotom (479)
Electric/Flying: Zapdos (145)
Electric/Steel: Magnemite(081), Magneton(082), Magnezone(462)
Water/Electric: Chinchou (170), Lanturn (171),
Fire/Fighting: Blaziken(257), Combusken(256), Infernape (394), Monferno (391)
Psychic/Dragon-type pokemon, Latios.
Fighting/Psychic: Medicham(308), Meditite(307) Psychic/Fighting: Gallade (475)
Fighting/Steel: Lucario (448)
Water/Fighting: Poliwrath (062)
Fire/Flying: Charizard (006), Ho-oh (250), Moltres (146)
Legendary Fire/Flying-type pokemon, Ho-oh.
Fire/Rock: Magcargo (219)
Fire/Steel: Heatran (485)
Ghost/Flying: Drifblim (426), Drifloon (425)
Grass/Flying: Hoppip (187), Jumpluff (189), Skiploom (188), Tropius (357)
Ground/Flying: Gligar (207), Gliscor (472)
Ice/Flying: Articuno(144), Delibird(225)
Psychic/Ice: Smoochum (238)
Normal/Flying-type pokemon, Pidgeot.
Poison/Flying: Crobat (169), Golbat (042), Zubat (041)
Psychic/Flying: Lugia (249), Natu(177), Xatu (178)
Rock/Flying: Aerodactyl(142)
Steel/Flying: Skarmory (227)
Water/Flying: Mantine(226), Mantyke(458), Pelipper (279), Wingull (278)
Ice/Ghost: Froslass (478)
Grass/Poison-type pokemon, Venusaur.
Grass/Ground: Torterra (389)
Ice/Grass: Abomasnow (460), Snover (459)
Grass/Poison: Bellsprout (069), Budew (406), Bulbasaur (001), Gloom (044), Ivysaur (002), Oddish (043), Roselia (315), Roserade (407), Venusaur (003),
Poison/Ground-type pokemon, Nidoking.
Grass/Psychic: Celebi (251), Exeggcute(102), Exeggutor(103)
Rock/Grass: Cradily (346), Lileep (345)
Water/Grass: Lombre (271), Lotad (270), Ludicolo (272)
Ground/Ice: Piloswine (221), Swinub (220)
Ice/Ground: Mamoswine (473)
Rock/Ground-type Pokemon, Geodude.
Psychic/Ground: Baltoy(343), Claydol (344)
Rock/Ground: Geodude (074), Golem (076), Graveler (075), Larvitar (246), Onix(095), Pupitar (247), Rhydon (112), Rhyhorn (111), Rhyperior (464)
Steel/Ground: Steelix (208)
Water/Ground: Barboach(339), Gastrodon (423), Quagsire (195), Marshtomp (259), Swampert (260), Whiscash (340), Wooper (194)
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Psychic/Ice: Jynx(124)
Water/Ice: Cloyster(091), Dewgong(087), Sealeo (364), Shellder (090), Spheal (363), Walrein (365)
Normal/Water: Bibarel (400)
Normal/Psychic: Girafarig (203)
Water/Poison: Qwilfish (211), Tentacool (072), Tentacruel (073)
Steel/Psychic-type pokemon, Jirachi.
Steel/Psychic: Beldum(374), Bronzong (437), Bronzor (436), Jirachi (385), Metagross (376), Metang (375)
Water/Psychic: Slowking (199), Starmie (121)
Steel/Rock: Aggron (306), Aron(304), Lairon (305) Rock/Steel: Bastiodon (411), Probopass (476), Shieldon (410)
Water/Rock: Corsola (222), Kabuto(140), Kabutops (141), Omanyte(138), Omastar (139)
Rock/Water: Relicanth (369)
Water/Steel: Empoleon (395)
