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PokéVersus type chart

The game uses the mainline Pokémon matchups, softened: super effective is ×1.3, not very effective ×0.75, and “no effect” is ×0.5. Rows are the type of the attack, columns the type of the defender.

Ask the Coach Name your three Pokémon, the enemy team and the mode: it says who to pick and how to play it.

	Nor	Fir	Wat	Gra	Ele	Ice	Fig	Poi	Gro	Fly	Psy	Bug	Roc	Gho	Dra	Dar	Ste	Fai
Normal													0.75	0.5			0.75
Fire		0.75	0.75	1.3		1.3						1.3	0.75		0.75		1.3
Water		1.3	0.75	0.75					1.3				1.3		0.75
Grass		0.75	1.3	0.75				0.75	1.3	0.75		0.75	1.3		0.75		0.75
Electric			1.3	0.75	0.75				0.5	1.3					0.75
Ice		0.75	0.75	1.3		0.75			1.3	1.3					1.3		0.75
Fighting	1.3					1.3		0.75		0.75	0.75	0.75	1.3	0.5		1.3	1.3	0.75
Poison				1.3				0.75	0.75				0.75	0.75			0.5	1.3
Ground		1.3		0.75	1.3			1.3		0.5		0.75	1.3				1.3
Flying				1.3	0.75		1.3					1.3	0.75				0.75
Psychic							1.3	1.3			0.75					0.5	0.75
Bug		0.75		1.3			0.75	0.75		0.75	1.3			0.75		1.3	0.75	0.75
Rock		1.3				1.3	0.75		0.75	1.3		1.3					0.75
Ghost	0.5										1.3			1.3		0.75
Dragon															1.3		0.75	0.5
Dark							0.75				1.3			1.3		0.75		0.75
Steel		0.75	0.75		0.75	1.3							1.3				0.75	1.3
Fairy		0.75					1.3	0.75							1.3	1.3	0.75

Blank means ×1. Green cells are super effective, orange are resisted, red means almost no damage (×0.5).
A dual-type defender multiplies both entries. The result is clamped between ×0.5 and ×1.5, so no matchup is a hard counter.
A Pokémon attacks with its first type. If that type is Normal and it has a second type, it uses the second (Pidgey attacks as Flying).
Each move has its own type, and it is the move's type that counts, not the Pokémon's. A Pokémon with two types uses one in its attack and the other in its super.