The damage any given attack causes is further determined by each individual Pokémon's Level as well as Attack and Special stats.īelow, you will find a quick listing of the categories, as well as my personal favorite for each Pokémon type. Note that a Pokémon that uses an attack that is of its same type (ie: Mewtwo, a Psychic Pokémon, using the Psychic technique) deals 50% more damage than a Pokémon that uses a non-matching attack (ie: Mewtwo, a Psychic Pokémon, using the Thunder technique). "X" (red) means this attack can't hit that particular opponent type (ie: Electric techniques can't harm Ground Pokémon)."-" (orange) means it is not effective and will only deal half the damage (ie: a Bug attack is not effective against a Fire opponent)."+" (green) means the attack is effective and deals twice the damage (ie: a Fire attack causes double damage when used on a Grass type).Ultimately, it's your mastery of three elements that will give you the greatest shot in PvP and the Gym and Raiding scene: Type effectiveness, understanding Pokémon Go's moves, and having a good idea of the best Pokémon in Pokémon Go. It does make Type effectiveness all the more important though, so it's well worth getting to grips with those matchups if you can! In other words, the latest tweaks to Type effectivness brings them noticably closer to the multipliers in the mainline games - but still not in line with them entirely. Doubly effective - 2.56x damage, instead of 4x damage done in the main series.Immunity - 0.39x damage, instead of 0 damage done in the main series.
Super effecive - 1.6x damage, instead of 2x damage done in the main series.Not very effective - 0.625x damage, instead of the 0.5x damage done in the main series.
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Here's a full rundown of the multipliers that apply to standard, super effective, not very effective, immune, and doubly effective attacks. Now, however, they've been tweaked to form another tier of resistance, with the defending Pokémon that would normally be immune taking just 0.39 times the amount of damage it normally would - in other words, type immunity roughly cuts the amount of damage received to about a third. Instead of a total immunity to damage, these initially worked the same as simple resitances. Pokémon Go type effectiveness changes compared to other Pokémon gamesĪs you may have noticed, there are also no Type immunities in Pokémon Go, unlike in the main series. There's also a new special research quest - A Mysterious Incense.įinally - don't forget about the new Prime Gaming rewards every fortnight. The quest steps 5 to 8 of A Cosmic Companion is now live as part of the Season of Light.Įlsewhere, be sure to use Daily Adventure Incense for the chance of encountering Galarian Articuno, Galarian Zapdos and Galarian Moltres. The Festival of Lights is currently running in Pokémon Go, which has seen the release of Morelull and Shiinotic. Normal, Flying, Poison, Rock, Bug, Steel, Grass, Psychic, Ice, Dragon, Fairyįlying, Poison, Bug, Steel, Fire, Grass, Dragon Typeįlying, Poison, Psychic, Bug, Ghost, Fairyįighting, Flying, Poison, Ghost, Steel, Fire, Fairy Here's a Pokémon Go type chart to get you started on what's effective against what.
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Pokémon Go's Types are exactly the same as those in the main Pokémon games, but the effect of those type matchups is slightly different: in brief, things like effective or resisted attacks have slightly different multipliers to the main Pokémon games - although a December 2018 update brought them slightly closer in line. Watch on YouTube Type chart, effectiveness and weakness explained in Pokémon Go
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