Pokemon Type Coverage Calculator

Check what a moveset hits super effectively and what a team of typings is weak to. Works for any Pokemon game with the Generation 9 type chart, including Champions.

Pick up to four attacking types (your moves)

188 Pokemon hit super effectively

157 neutral

6 resist every type

0 immune

Normal1xFire2xWater1xElectric2xGrass1xIce1xFighting2xPoison2xGround1xFlying1xPsychic1xBug1xRock2xGhost1xDragon2xDark2xSteel2xFairy1x

Pokemon in Champions that resist or ignore all of these types

  • FireFlyingCharizard, Charizard-Mega-Y, Talonflame
  • FlyingSteelCorviknight, Skarmory, Skarmory-Mega

How to use the type coverage calculator

In Attack coverage, pick the types of your damaging moves. The calculator shows the best multiplier you reach against every single type, counts how many Pokemon in the Champions roster you hit super effectively, and lists the Pokemon that resist or are immune to everything you picked. Those are the switch-ins your opponent will use.

In Team weaknesses, set the typing of up to six Pokemon. The table shows how each one takes every attacking type, and highlights the types that three or more of your Pokemon are weak to. Rows outlined in red have no resist at all.

Pokemon type chart

Rows are the attacking type, columns are the defending type. 2 means super effective, ½ not very effective, 0 no effect, blank neutral.

Atk / DefNorFirWatEleGraIceFigPoiGroFlyPsyBugRocGhoDraDarSteFai
Normal½0½
Fire½½222½½2
Water2½½22½
Electric2½½02½
Grass½2½½2½½2½½
Ice½½2½222½
Fighting22½½½½2022½
Poison2½½½½02
Ground22½20½22
Flying½222½½
Psychic22½0½
Bug½2½½½2½2½½
Rock22½½22½
Ghost022½
Dragon2½0
Dark½22½½
Steel½½½22½2
Fairy½2½22½

Best two type coverage pairs

The attacking type pairs that hit the most Pokemon in the Champions roster (351 picks) super effectively, counted per Pokemon including Megas.

PairHit super effectivelyResist both
IceGround193 of 3512
GroundFlying190 of 3517
GroundFairy188 of 3516
FireGround178 of 35113
GroundBug171 of 35138
IceFighting169 of 35127

Team type coverage: offense vs defense

Coverage is about your moves; defensive typing is about your Pokemon. A team can have great coverage and still fold to one attacking type if half of it is weak to that type. Check both: pick moves that hit what walls you, and pair Pokemon whose weaknesses the partner resists, such as a Fire type next to a Water type, or a Steel type next to a Fairy type.

For doubles, also think about the spread moves you will face most. Earthquake, Rock Slide, Heat Wave and Dazzling Gleam hit both of your Pokemon, so a lead where both are weak to the same spread move is a liability. The team builder runs this check on your real team with abilities included, and the damage calculator shows how much a super effective hit actually does.

Type coverage questions

What is type coverage?

Type coverage is the set of types your attacks can hit for super effective or at least neutral damage. Good coverage means fewer Pokemon can switch in or stay in safely against you. A Pokemon with Ground and Fairy moves, for example, hits both Fire and Dragon types super effectively.

Does this work for games other than Pokemon Champions?

Yes. The calculator uses the Generation 6 to 9 type chart (with Fairy), which is the chart in Scarlet and Violet, Sword and Shield and Pokemon Champions. Only the list of Pokemon that wall your types is specific to the Champions roster.

How are dual types calculated?

The two multipliers are multiplied. Ground against Fire and Steel is 2 x 2 = 4 times damage; Fighting against Normal and Ghost is 2 x 0 = no damage. Abilities such as Levitate are not counted here; the team builder counts them.