What types do you need in a Pokemon team?
We see all 10 of the teams need a ground type, where 8 have a Fighting, Flying, or Ice type. On the other hand, Electric, Fairy, Rock, and Steel are only each used by two teams.
What is a well balanced Pokemon team?
Mostly, it comes down to one thing, which is: a balanced team should consist of Pokemon that support each other by beating the Pokemon that their teammates are weak to. That sounds incredibly simple – and it is – but that’s really what it’s all about.
What is the best Pokemon to have on your team?
Some Pokemon that you can possibly catch and add to your team are:
- RolyColy/Carkol (Ground/Fire)
- Vulpix/Growlithe (Fire)
- Applin (Grass/Dragon)
- Seedot (Grass)
- Wooper (Water)
- Magikarp/Gyarados (Water)
- Leafeon (Grass)
- Pikachu (Electric)
What 4 Pokemon moves cover all types?
Ghost, Fighting, Ice, and Ground.
Not only do these types hit all types at least normally effective, but they hit super effectively on the vast majority of Pokemon: 588/774, to be exact.
What is the best steel type Pokemon?
Pokemon: Ranking The 15 Most Powerful Steel-types In The…
- 8 Mega-Scizor (Gen VI)
- 7 Magearna (Gen VII)
- 6 Excadrill (Gen V)
- 5 Jirachi (Gen III)
- 4 Empoleon (Gen IV)
- 3 Mega Mawile (Gen VI)
- 2 Heatran (Gen IV)
- 1 Aegislash (Gen VI)
Is Mew good in great league?
Great League: 4 / 5
Mew is capable of performing pretty well if you’ve got the TMs for it. If you never leveled up your Mew, and feel like showing off how many raids you’ve done, take a look at Mew.