Pokémon Type Calculator

Pick a Pokémon’s type (or dual typing) below and instantly see what it’s weak to, resists and is immune to — with exact multipliers. The full 18×18 type chart is further down.

Type 1Type 2 (optional)

Fuego

×2 weak (×2)Tierra Roca Agua

×½ resists (×½)Bicho Acero Fuego Planta Hielo Hada

Full type effectiveness chart (18×18)

Rows = defending type · columns = attacking type. A cell shows the damage an attack deals to that defender.

▶	Normal	Lucha	Volador	Veneno	Tierra	Roca	Bicho	Fantasma	Acero	Fuego	Agua	Planta	Eléctrico	Psíquico	Hielo	Dragón	Siniestro	Hada
Normal		2						0
Lucha			2			½	½							2			½	2
Volador		½			0	2	½					½	2		2
Veneno		½		½	2		½					½		2				½
Tierra				½		½					2	2	0		2
Roca	½	2	½	½	2				2	½	2	2
Bicho		½	2		½	2				2		½
Fantasma	0	0		½			½	2									2
Acero	½	2	½	0	2	½	½		½	2		½		½	½	½		½
Fuego					2	2	½		½	½	2	½			½			½
Agua									½	½	½	2	2		½
Planta			2	2	½		2			2	½	½	½		2
Eléctrico			½		2				½				½
Psíquico		½					2	2						½			2
Hielo		2				2			2	2					½
Dragón										½	½	½	½		2	2		2
Siniestro		2					2	½						0			½	2
Hada		½		2			½		2							0	½

How type effectiveness works

Every attack has a type, and every Pokémon has one or two types. The attacking type is compared against the defender’s type(s) to give a damage multiplier: ×2 (super effective), ×1 (neutral), ×½ (not very effective) or ×0 (no effect).

For dual-type Pokémon the two multipliers are multiplied together. That is how you reach ×4 (double weakness — e.g. a Grass/Ground Pokémon against Ice) or ×¼ (double resistance), and how an immunity on either type wins out to ×0 regardless of the other.

Use the calculator above for the defensive picture (what hits this Pokémon hard) — the most common question when building a team or planning a matchup. The chart below gives the complete offensive-and-defensive reference for all 18 types.

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Normal Lucha Volador Veneno Tierra Roca Bicho Fantasma Acero Fuego Agua Planta Eléctrico Psíquico Hielo Dragón Siniestro Hada All types →