Pokemon Type Coverage Calculator
Calculate the type coverage of your Pokémon moves against all 18 types. See which types are super effective, neutral, resisted, or immune.
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How to use this tool?
This calculator helps you evaluate the offensive type coverage of up to four Pokémon move types against all 18 defending types.
- Select move types – Use the dropdown menus (up to 4) to choose the types of your Pokémon’s moves. Leave any slot empty if you have fewer than 4 moves.
- Calculate coverage – Click the Calculate Coverage button to see the results.
- Read the grid – Each defending type shows its best effectiveness among your selected moves:
- Immune (0×) – No effect.
- Not Very (0.5×) – Not very effective.
- Neutral (1×) – Normal effectiveness.
- Super (2×) – Super effective.
- Weak? (4×) – Double super effective (rare).
- Check the Coverage Score – The total score (out of 18) sums the best effectiveness for each defending type. A higher score means better overall coverage. Perfect coverage (score 18) means every type is hit for at least neutral damage.
Tip: Try different combinations to find moves that cover as many types as possible, especially those that are immune or resistant to your current set.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Select up to 4 move types from the dropdowns and click 'Calculate Coverage'. The grid shows effectiveness against each defending type.
The score sums the best effectiveness value for each defending type (0 for immune, 0.5 for not very, 1 for neutral, 2 for super effective). Max is 18.
Yes, you can select 1 to 4 moves. The calculator will use only the selected types.
