Type distribution
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Choose one to six Pokemon by name or National Dex number. The planner highlights repeated types, shared defensive weaknesses, and team resistances so you can spot obvious gaps before a battle, challenge run, or casual playthrough.
Search for any Pokemon supported by PokeAPI. Add up to six unique team members, remove picks at any time, then copy the final list.
The analysis combines each member’s defensive typing. Counts show how many team members are weak to or resist each attacking type.
Add Pokemon to see this analysis.
Add Pokemon to see this analysis.
Add Pokemon to see this analysis.
This is a fast defensive type check, not a competitive damage calculator. Abilities, moves, Tera Types, items, stats, formats, and generation-specific mechanics can change real matchups.
Add the starter, favorite, or required challenge Pokemon you already know you want to use.
Look for attacking types that threaten two or more members, especially when the team lacks a resistance or immunity.
Add complementary Pokemon, then recheck the matrix and copy the party when the balance suits your playthrough.
A balanced type chart is not the only goal, but it is a quick way to catch avoidable defensive problems before you spend time training a team.
Use this page when you want to choose specific Pokemon and evaluate the result. Use the random team generator when the surprise itself is the goal.
One weakness is normal. Three or four members sharing the same weakness can make a route, Gym, raid, or battle format much harder.
Once the chart looks reasonable, review speed, bulk, physical versus special damage, moves, abilities, and the rules of your chosen game or format.
It is a lightweight party planner and defensive type checker. It does not calculate movesets, EVs, IVs, speed tiers, damage, abilities, items, or format legality.
Yes. The planner updates after every addition, so it works for solo challenges, draft cores, partial parties, and full six-Pokemon teams.
The tool uses PokeAPI identifiers. Standard English species names and National Dex numbers work best; some alternate forms use a special hyphenated API name.
This planner lets you deliberately select each member and inspect team-wide typing. The random generator creates surprise teams from generation and type filters.