Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee Type Chart
Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee run the full 18-type chart on the Kanto Pokédex, so Dark, Steel and Fairy matchups all apply. With no abilities in the game, Koga’s Weezing loses Levitate, and Ground moves hit it for double damage.
The Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee type chart
In the full chart, rows attack and columns defend: tap any cell to read the matchup in plain words.
Good against: its attacks do 2× to these. Weak to: these hit it for 2×. Under those, ½× means half damage and 0× means no damage.
Giovanni’s Rhydon is Ground/Rock. Water and Grass moves each hit it 4×, and Electric moves have no effect on it. Every other era’s chart sits on the type chart hub.
Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee type calculator
Search any Pokémon you can get in Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee, or a type. Works for dual types too.
Water
FlyingUse these attack types. They do double damage (2×) or more to Gyarados, strongest first.
These do half damage (½×) or less to Gyarados, so pick something else. 0× means no damage at all.
Every type in Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee
Open a type to see its Pokémon in Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee.
Normal
24 PokémonHITS 2×NothingWEAK TO
Fire
13 PokémonHITS 2×
WEAK TO
Water
32 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TO
Electric
13 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TOGrass
15 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TO
Ice
9 PokémonHITS 2×
WEAK TOFighting
8 PokémonHITS 2×
WEAK TO
Poison
35 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TOGround
16 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TOFlying
19 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TOPsychic
15 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TO
Bug
12 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TORock
14 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TOGhost
4 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TODragon4 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TODark
6 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TOSteel
8 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TOFairy
6 PokémonHITS 2×WEAK TOLet's Go Pikachu & Eevee team weakness calculator
Add your Pokémon to see what your team is weak to, how it grades over the whole game, and who to send against each boss. Every matchup uses that boss’s real Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee team.
Build your team
Add up to 6 Pokémon. You get a grade, and every boss below shows who on your team to send.
RockAce Onix · Lv 12
Water4×Grass4×IceFightingGroundSteelElectricFirePoisonFlying
Lv 11
Lv 12WaterAce Starmie · Lv 19
ElectricGrassFireGroundRock
Lv 18Lv 19ElectricAce Raichu · Lv 26
GroundFlyingWater
Lv 25
Lv 25
Lv 26GrassAce Vileplume · Lv 34
FireIceFlyingPsychicWaterGroundRockGrass
Lv 33
Lv 33
Lv 34PoisonAce Venomoth · Lv 44
PsychicRockGroundGrassFairy
Lv 43
Lv 43
Lv 43Lv 44PsychicAce Alakazam · Lv 44
GhostBugDarkSteelFightingPoisonLv 43
Lv 43
Lv 43Lv 44FireAce Arcanine · Lv 48
WaterGroundRockGrassIceBugSteel
Lv 47
Lv 47
Lv 47Lv 48GroundAce Rhydon · Lv 50
Water4×IceGroundGrass4×PsychicElectricPoisonRockFire
Lv 49Lv 49Lv 49
Lv 50IceAce Lapras · Lv 52ElectricGrassRockFightingBugGhostDarkGroundFireFlyingDragon
Lv 51Lv 51Lv 51Lv 51Lv 52FightingAce Machamp · Lv 53FlyingPsychicFairyGrassRockIceSteelDarkLv 52
Lv 52
Lv 52Lv 52Lv 53GhostAce Gengar · Lv 54PsychicGroundGhostDarkGrassFairy
Lv 53Lv 53Lv 53Lv 53Lv 54DragonAce Dragonite · Lv 55RockElectricIceWaterGroundBugFightingGrass
Lv 54Lv 54Lv 54Lv 54Lv 55IceGroundWaterElectricGrassRock
Lv 56Lv 56
Lv 56Lv 56Lv 56Lv 57IceGroundWaterElectricGrassRockLv 56Lv 56Lv 56Lv 56Lv 56Lv 57Graded on the Gen 7 chart. Ace levels are from the first battle. Trace’s two cards differ only in the last slot, and Jolteon and Raichu are both pure Electric, so the picks come out the same.
How types work differently in Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee
Without held items or weather moves, the physical and special split below is the main rule on top of the chart. Mega Evolution is still in, once per battle.
Which stat each move uses
Every damaging Psychic move you can learn in Let’s Go is special and every Fighting move is physical, which puts the two Kanto classics below on opposite sides.
Alakazam50 ATK · 135 SP. ATKAlakazam has 135 Sp. Atk and only 50 Attack, so a physical move would be wasted on it. The line learns Psychic at level 45, and TM40 from a house in Saffron City teaches it sooner. Abra appears on Routes 5 and 6, but the last step to Alakazam needs a trade with another player.Machamp130 ATK · 65 SP. ATKMachamp swings the other way: 130 Attack, 65 Sp. Atk. Its line picks up Brick Break at level 21 and Submission at 26, and TM49 Superpower waits in Victory Road. Machop lives in Rock Tunnel, though Machamp, like Alakazam, takes a link trade.Different on the Gen 2–5 chart
GhostSteel½×1×DarkSteel½×1×Your Steel options are the Magnemite line and the Alolan Diglett line in both versions, plus Alolan Sandshrew and Sandslash in Let’s Go Pikachu. Meltan and Melmetal come to both versions by transfer from Pokémon GO. Ghost and Dark moves hit all of them for normal damage, where Gold & Silver’s chart gave them half.