Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Type Chart
Scarlet & Violet use the same 18-type chart as every game since X & Y, so a Paldea weakness is one you already know. Mid-fight, though, a boss’s last Pokémon can Terastallize, swapping its types for a single Tera type and shedding the weakness you planned around. This page covers the base game and its Paldea Pokédex, without The Teal Mask or The Indigo Disk.
The Scarlet & Violet 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.
Grusha’s Altaria goes Tera Ice, so the Ice moves that hit it 4× as a Dragon/Flying type now do half, and Fire, Fighting, Rock and Steel hit it 2×. Every earlier game’s chart is collected on the type chart hub.
Every type in Scarlet & Violet
Open a type to see its Pokémon in Scarlet & Violet.
Scarlet & Violet 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 Scarlet & Violet 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.



Lv 20

Lv 26

Lv 32



Lv 50
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Aces are graded on the Tera type they switch to, and each Starmobile on its squad’s type. Besides Levitate, the boss cards count Water Absorb on Rika’s Clodsire and Earth Eater on Titan Orthworm and on Nemona’s Lv 65 Orthworm, since both abilities turn a hit into healing. Titan levels are from the fight, not the catch afterward. Nemona’s last Pokémon is the starter that’s weak to yours, and Geeta’s team never changes. Titan 4 and the AI you face depend on the version.
How types work differently in Scarlet & Violet
Apart from the Fairy type, the two Steel rows below are the only matchups that differ from Gen 2–5, so most of this section covers abilities. Earth Eater and Well-Baked Body arrived in Gen 9, and Flash Fire is one of the older abilities on the cards. Snow takes the place of hail: it does no chip damage, and Ice types get 1.5× Defense while it lasts.
Different on the Gen 2–5 chart
The Pachirisu, Cacturne, Oinkologne and Carkol cards show hidden abilities, and in Paldea those only come from Tera Raid Battles.