Normal
Normal type Pokémon and weaknesses
Normal is weak to Fighting.
When Normal Pokémon are hit
2×Super effective
0×No effect
When Normal moves hit
½×Not very effective
0×No effect
Best Normal type Pokémon
The highest base stat totals you can usually catch. No Legendaries, Mythicals or Megas.
All Normal type Pokémon 144
131 shown
- Pidgey251
- Pidgeotto349
- Pidgeot479
- Rattata253
- Raticate413
- Spearow262
- Fearow442
- Jigglypuff270
- Wigglytuff435
- Meowth290
- Persian440
- Farfetch'd377
- Doduo310
- Dodrio470
- Lickitung385
- Chansey450
- Kangaskhan490
- Tauros490
- Ditto288
- Eevee325
- Porygon395
- Snorlax540
- Sentret215
- Furret415
- Hoothoot262
- Noctowl452
- Igglybuff210
- Aipom360
- Girafarig455
- Dunsparce415
- Teddiursa330
- Ursaring500
- Porygon2515
- Stantler465
- Smeargle250
- Miltank490
- Blissey540
- Zigzagoon240
- Linoone420
- Taillow270
- Swellow455
- Slakoth280
- Vigoroth440
- Slaking670
- Whismur240
- Loudred360
- Exploud490
- Azurill190
Normal dual types
The number of weaknesses each pairing leaves. Fewer is usually better.
Ghost1 weak5 resist2 PokémonPoison2 weak5 resist2 PokémonElectric2 weak4 resist2 PokémonFairy2 weak4 resist5 PokémonPsychic2 weak2 resist6 PokémonSteel3 weak12 resist1 at 4×None yetWater3 weak5 resist1 Pokémon3 weak4 resist28 PokémonBug3 weak3 resistNone yetDark3 weak3 resist1 at 4×5 PokémonFire4 weak7 resist3 PokémonDragon4 weak5 resist3 PokémonFighting4 weak4 resist4 PokémonGround4 weak4 resist2 PokémonIce4 weak2 resist1 at 4×None yetRock5 weak5 resist1 at 4×None yetGrass6 weak5 resist5 Pokémon