Pokémon X & Y Type Chart
Pokémon X & Y bring in the Fairy type, which makes 18 types on the Gen 6 type chart. Valerie’s Laverre City gym is the first one built around it.
The X & Y 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.
Steel and Fighting each hit Diantha’s Aurorus 4×, thanks to its Rock/Ice typing. Older charts live on the type chart hub.
Every type in X & Y
Open a type to see its Pokémon in X & Y.
X & Y 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 X & Y 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 6 chart. Levitate is the only ability counted. Ace levels are from the first battle.
How types work differently in X & Y
Fairy is the big addition, and the tables below add its new moves and the two matchups that changed with it.
Fairy moves split both ways
Moonblast runs off Sp. Atk and Play Rough off Attack, so a Fairy type of either build gets a strong move.
Different on the Gen 2–5 chart
Ghost and Dark moves now do 2× to Wikstrom’s Aegislash. On the Gen 2–5 chart its Steel half would have cut that to normal damage.
Route 5 hordes can include a Plusle with Lightning Rod or a Minun with Volt Absorb. On Route 12, look for Sap Sipper on the Miltank in hordes.