If you've been with us long enough, you must have already read about all the important element types in Pokemon. After going through Normal, Grass, and Poison, let's shift our focus to Rock Pokemon. One of the most common element types, rock Pokemon come with their own strengths and weaknesses. But a beginner might not know that and fumble hard against a stronger enemy. To help you with that, let's talk about Rock Pokemon in our dedicated guide below!
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Suppose you own an Onyx, a solid Pokemon made of stone. And in front of you is either a Pidgeot or a Charizard. Fortunately, you're in luck. As a Rock Pokemon, your Pal is extremely strong against many elements. Rock Pokémon's strengths include flying, grass, fire, and ice-type Pokémon.
The damage is doubled if the monster comes with two or more mixes of the aforementioned elements. So a Charizard will surely have a hard time fighting an Onyx over other Pokemon. Charizard will also take double damage since they are a dual element type of fire and flying.
On the other hand, if your Onyx is fighting a powerful Snivy, they will fare worse compared to fighting a Charizard. Rock Pokémon have had two changes made to their weaknesses. In the first generation, they couldn't fight well against fighting, water, grass, and ground type Pokémon.
