Some Pokemon types are more common than others. In Gen 10, we need to get more options to level the playing field.

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Bug Pokemon have never been the type everyone is clamoring to have, but they've certainly gotten a makeover in Pokemon ...

Mastering battles in Pokémon Legends: Z-A requires more than just leveling up your Pokémon. The key to victory often lies in understanding the intricate system of type matchups. Every Pokémon and ...

From the earliest days of Red and Blue, Pokemon has massaged a unique wrinkle into its elemental table in the form of dual-typing. These creatures, carrying traits of multiple facets, can have more ...

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While the Normal typing isn't often spotlighted, here are the best ones you can use in Pokemon Legends: Z-A Mega Dimension ...

Fire-type Pokémon are usually very uncommon compared to the other starting Pokémon types. This is because there’s no natural phenomenon that explains their creation, unlike Water and Grass-types. That ...

What are the Pokemon Sleep Sleep types? How do you guarantee that you get the dozing, slumbering, or snoozing sleep type? These sleep types directly correlate to what Pokemon you discover around ...