#Pokemon - Page 5

If you have a Psychic Pokemon, you'd best want to put them up against Poison or a Fighting-type Pokemon as those are their strengths. However, Psychic Pokemon's weaknesses include Bug, Ghost, or Dark-type Pokemon so keep them away from that. Finally, if a fellow Psychic or Fighting Pokemon attacks yours, they can resist their attack easily.

One of the newer Pokemon-type in-game, a Fairy Pokemon will easily counter Fighting, Dragon, and Dark-type Pokemon. However, they'll struggle fighting against any Steel, or Poison-type Pokemon. Co-incidentally, Fairy Pokemon are one of the few Pokemon in-game that has a resistance against Fighting, Dragon, and Bug-type Pokemon.

To catch the upcoming Mega Pidgeot in Pokemon GO, you have to withstand its attacks and avoid using a fighting, bug, and grass-type Pokemon. Rather, bring over an rock, electric, and ice-type Pokemon. Mega Pidgeot also gets countered pretty easily using Tyranitar, Diancie, Manectric, and more. And, once you have a Pidgeot in your Pokedex, you can evolve it using 100 Mega Energy to a Mega Pidgeot.

Steel Pokemon are one of the archetypes you should use against fighting a rock, ice, and fairy-type Pokemon. However, they should avoid fighting against a fighter, fire, and ground-type Pokemon, as they are weak. Finally, steel Pokemon can resist the highest number of element-type, resisting normal, flying, rock, bug, steel, grass, psychic, ice, dragon, and fairy-type Pokemon.

Electric-type Pokemon are quite a bit popular in-game, mostly thanks to Pikachu. However, when it comes to fighting other Pokemon, they perform extremely well against a Flying or a Water-type Pokemon. However, they will have a tough time attacking a ground-type Pokemon. Fortunately, they can resist the flying, electric, and steel-type Pokemon.

Just like other elements in Pokemon, Rock creatures pack their own strengths, weaknesses and resistance in the universe. Rock Pokemon are strong against flying, bug, fire and other Pokemon. In a similar vein, their weaknesses include fighting, ground, steel and more creatures. Keep reading to know about everything about them here!

Poison Pokemon have gone through various changes over the years, with generation one having a different property compared to its subsequent launches. However, as of generation six, they are strong against a Grass and Fairy-type Pokemon. Similarly, they perform worse against a Ground and Psychic-Pokemon, and resist Fighting, Poison, Bug, Grass, and Fairy-type Pokemon.

Grass type Pokemon are one of the 18 Pokemon belonging to an element type in-game, and they come with their own set of strengths, weaknesses, and resistance. Grass type are extremely strong against Rock, Water, and Ground types. However, they cannot perform well against Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, and Ice type. Similarly, if a Grass, Water, Electric, and Ground type Pokemon tries to fight with a Grass type, chances are they won't perform well.

Ground type Pokemon are one of the 18 Pokemon belonging to an element, and they come with their own set of strengths, weakness, and resistance. They will be strong facing against Rock, Fire, Electric, Poison, and Steel type Pokemon. However, they don't perform well against Water, Grass, and Ice-type Pokemon. Similarly, if a Poison, Rock, and Electric-type Pokemon tries to fight with a Ground type, chances are they will lose.

True to its name, Normal Pokemon is the standard element-type Pokemon in the game. While they aren't strong against any element-type, and will take a considerable damage against Fighting-type Pokemon, they can resist scares and spooks from the Ghost-type Pokemon.

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