What are the weaknesses of Normal-type Pokémon?

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Knowing the advantages and disadvantages of each type of Pokémon is an important tool in determining the right Pokémon for your needs. success of your fights in Pokemon Go !

In our article, discover weaknesses and the strengths of Pokémon type Normal to optimize your strategy when facing this type of Pokémon!

Here is also a complete table illustrating the Pokémon weaknesses by type to help you!

How do you beat a Normal-type Pokémon?

To combat them successfully, you need to know get the right Pokémon, that is, those that are stronger than them! But who are these types that can inflict the most damage on Normal-type Pokémon?

Combat types

The physiology of Normal-type Pokémon is not particularly complex.

The only way to cause them severe damage is to use the specific training required for the use of attacks type Combat.

Illustration of how combat type beats normal type
Illustration of how Combat beats Normal. Source : Alucare.fr

Normal-type Pokémon abilities

More than 70 normal physical attacks, 22 specials and 99 status capabilities. All normal offensive abilities can be converted to another type by certain talents.

Among the most common attacks powerful Normal-type Pokémon include :

  • OHKO
  • Empal'Korne
  • Guillotine...

Normal-type Pokémon resistances

Indeed, the Pokémon of type Normal have no special skills.

However, attacks by Spectrum type Those who use supernatural powers cannot harm Normal-type Pokémon, which are not susceptible to them.

Which Pokémon type beats the Normal-type Pokémon in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet?

They are weak against type Combat also and have no particular strength.

In this version of Pokémon, they are immune to the kind Spectrum, meaning that they receive no damage inflicted by the latter.

All about the Normal-type Pokémon

  • He is the most basic Pokémon.
  • It is one of the 18 types that make up Pokémon Go.
  • In fact, this type of Pokémon is introduced from the first to the third generation.
  • This is the second type of Pokémon. most represented after the type Water.
  • It is most often combined with the Pokémon of type Soil.
  • In the trading card game, this type of Pokémon belongs to the colorless type. There are also Normal Pokémon with double type, often with Sol type.

We count 127 Pokémon Normal type. The most commonly used of these 127 species are mega-Kangourex, Leveinard with Evoluroc, Porygon Z, Ronflex and Metamorph. The latter is mainly used as a Revenge Killer.

List of Normal-type Pokémon

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Illustrative image of Normal-type Pokémon for our article on their weaknesses. Source : Alucare.fr

Here is the list of Pokémon with the Normal type:

A :

  • Arceus
  • Argouste

B :

  •  Brouhabam

C :

  • Capidextrous
  • Capumain
  • Cerfrousse
  • Chaffreux
  • Chaglam
  • Chinchidou
  • Chuchmur
  • Compagnol
  • Couafarel
  • Coudlangue

D :

  • Delcatty
  • Deusolourdo
  • Dodoala

E :

  • Skimmer
  • Evoli
  • Excelangue

F :

  • Famignol
  • Fouinar
  • Fouinette
  • Fragroin
  • Frison

G :

  • Goinfrex
  • Gourmelet

I :

  • Insolourdo

K :

  • Kangourex
  • Kecleon
  • Keunotor

L :

  • Laporeille
  • Leuphoria
  • Leveinard
  • Lineon
  • Lockpin

M :

  • Eelgrass
  • Mangriff
  • Mastouffe
  • Mega-Kangourex
  • Metamorph
  • Miaouss
  • Miradar
  • Monaflèmit
  • Morphéo
  • Moumouflon
  • Moumouton

N :

  • Nanméouïe

P :

  • Parecool
  • Pashmilla
  • Persian
  • Ponchien
  • poncho
  • Porygon
  • Porygon2
  • Porygon-Z
  • Ptiravi

Q :

  • Queulorior

R :

  • Ramboum
  • Ratentif
  • Rattata
  • Rattatac
  • Regigigas
  • Ronflex
  • Rongourmand
  • Rongrigou

S :

  • Sapereau
  • Silvallié
  • Skitty
  • Spinda

T :

  • Tauros
  • Teddiursa
  • Terapagos

U :

  • Ursaring

V :

  • Vigoroth

Z :

  •  Zigzaton

These are the lists of Pokémon that have the Normal type.

Summary table of Pokémon strengths and weaknesses by type

Here's a table of Pokémon types with their main strengths and weaknesses, including Pokémon type Normal :

Illustration of Pokémon strengths and weaknesses according to type
Illustration of Pokémon strengths and weaknesses according to type

Here's how to read the table:

  • 2 green means effective attacks
  • 1/2 red means attacks that are not effective
  • Black 0s mean totally ineffective attacks

Normal-type Pokémon have no particular resistances and therefore have no specific effectiveness against other types of Pokémon.

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And here they are Normal-type Pokémon weaknesses and resistances to discover for a better strategy the next time you want to fight them.

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