The strengths and weaknesses of the Dragon type in the Pokémon games, and a list of Dragon-type Pokémon.

Garchomp is a Dragon/Ground type Pokémon introduced in Generation 4. Garchomp is a large, bipedal, dragon-like Pokémon. Its body is mainly navy blue in color with some red and gold accents. It has a shark-like head with appendages on either side.

Zygarde is a Dragon/Ground type Pokémon introduced in Generation 6. Zygarde is a snake-like legendary Pokémon. Its ability Aura Break counters the effects of the abilities of Xerneas and Yveltal .

Is two dragon types too many? Which is better based on stats and movesets Flygon or Garchomp? good strategy? Is Iron Tail or Steel Wing better for Flygon? Haxorus or Flygon for my white 2 team? Excadrill or Flygon for B2? Is there an Instinct or Valor Pokemon? View more questions on PokéBase »

The full type chart here displays the strengths and weaknesses of each type. Look down the left hand side for the attacking type, then move across to see how effective it is against each Pokémon type.

The strengths and weaknesses of the Ground type in the Pokémon games, and a list of Ground-type Pokémon.

The huge chart here shows the strengths and weaknesses of each dual-type, along with the number of Pokémon have that type. It looks complex but it's fairly straightforward to use - the type of the attack move is along the top row. Follow that …

Type: Dragon Ground: Species: Land Shark Pokémon: Height: 0.7 m (2′04″) Weight: 20.5 kg (45.2 lbs) Abilities: 1. Sand Veil Rough Skin (hidden ability) Local № 0109 (Diamond/Pearl) 0109 (Platinum) 0006 (X/Y — Mountain Kalos) 0238 (Sun/Moon — Alola dex) 0307 (U.Sun/U.Moon — Alola dex) 0109 (Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl) 0187 ...

Dragonite is a Dragon/Flying type Pokémon introduced in Generation 1. Dragonite is a pseudo-legendary Pokémon. Its evolution line were the only Dragon type Pokémon in the first generation of games (Red/Blue/Yellow).

Pokémon attack type coverage This mini-app lets you select types corresponding to the attacking moves you've taught (or plan to teach) to a Pokémon. It then tells you how effective those types are at tackling every known Pokémon.