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Dec 3, 2024 | thegamer.com | Andrew Scariati |Tanner Kinney |Doruk Kaptan

Flying mixes with a lot of different other types, so it can be very versatile for those who want to make an all-Flying-type team. Flying Pokemon are great because they are immune to Ground-type moves, meaning Earthquake, a very common competitive move, cannot touch them. Many of them can also learn Roost, which is great for healing. However, they have to be careful of their weaknesses: Electric, Rock, and Ice-type moves are super effective on Flying types.

Sep 30, 2024 | thegamer.com | Andrew Scariati |Tanner Kinney

Electric types have had their time in the sun thanks to the popularity of a certain yellow mouse. They've ended up being the face of the entire franchise; when most people think Pokemon, they think of an Electric-type first. But there are a lot of other strong Electric types out there. So, listen, Pikachu isn't going to be on this list, but Ash's Pikachu is an outlier, especially considering it can often outright ignore the rules of the games.

Sep 29, 2024 | thegamer.com | Andrew Scariati |Tanner Kinney

The Normal typing in the Pokemon universe has traditionally been regarded as a weak type — a beginner's type, useful only until you catch something better. This is probably because some of the very first wild Pokemon a trainer will encounter in any game are the weak Normal-type rodents and birds that inhabit early routes.

Jul 9, 2024 | msn.com | Tanner Kinney

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Jul 9, 2024 | msn.com | Tanner Kinney

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