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==Type Charts==
 
  
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All pokemon have there own types,strengths and weaknesses. When engaging in battle it is recommended to use a pokemon with an advantage over your opponent, this will result in more damage on your opponent pokemon.  
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All Pokémon have there own types, strengths and weaknesses. When engaging in battle, it is recommended to use a Pokémon with an advantage over your opponent; this will result in more damage on your opponent's Pokémon.  
  
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There are two types of advantages: First is a single-type advantage where as a Water attack against a Ground-type Pokemon which results in double damage (2x) and the second is a double-type advantage which results in a Water attack against a Ground/Rock-type Pokemon which results in quadruple damage (4x).  
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There are two types of advantages: First is a single-type advantage, wherein a Water attack against a Ground-type Pokemon, for example, would result in double damage (2x), and the second is a double-type advantage which results in a Water attack against a Ground/Rock-type Pokemon which results in quadruple damage (4x).
  
 
==Basic Type Chart==
 
==Basic Type Chart==
 
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[[Category:Types]]

Latest revision as of 22:46, 5 June 2014

All Pokémon have there own types, strengths and weaknesses. When engaging in battle, it is recommended to use a Pokémon with an advantage over your opponent; this will result in more damage on your opponent's Pokémon.

There are two types of advantages: First is a single-type advantage, wherein a Water attack against a Ground-type Pokemon, for example, would result in double damage (2x), and the second is a double-type advantage which results in a Water attack against a Ground/Rock-type Pokemon which results in quadruple damage (4x).

Basic Type Chart

Typechart.png