Pokémon Platinum Type Chart
Fantina’s Ghost gym moves up to third in Pokémon Platinum, so Ghost and Dark attackers pay off far earlier than in Diamond & Pearl. The Gen 4 type chart itself is unchanged: 17 types, no Fairy.
The Platinum 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.
Cynthia’s Garchomp is Dragon/Ground, so Ice hits it 4× and Electric does nothing, though Electric still hits her Togekiss and Milotic 2×. Every other generation’s chart is on the type chart hub.
Every type in Platinum
Open a type to see its Pokémon in Platinum.
Platinum 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 Platinum team, with Levitate’s Ground immunity counted.
Build your team
Add up to 6 Pokémon. You get a grade, and every boss below shows who on your team to send.













Graded on the Gen 4 chart. Levitate is the only ability counted. Ace levels are from the first battle.
How types work differently in Platinum
Not one matchup differs from Diamond & Pearl, so a team planned on either game’s chart works in the other.
Same type, opposite sides of the split
A Pokémon’s stronger attacking stat now decides which of a type’s moves it should run. The move list on each type page marks every row as physical or special.
Changed since Red & Blue
Different from today’s games
Steel still resists Ghost and Dark in Platinum, and Byron’s gym is where that bites: Magneton, Steelix and Bastiodon all take half. There’s no Fairy type yet either, so Clefairy, Clefable, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff, Cleffa, Igglybuff, Togepi, Snubbull, Granbull and Azurill are pure Normal; Mr. Mime, Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir and Mime Jr. are pure Psychic; Togetic and Togekiss are Normal/Flying; Marill and Azumarill are pure Water; Mawile is pure Steel.
Platinum’s only Motor Drive Pokémon is Electivire, and it needs a trade: Electabuzz has to hold the Electirizer.