Even then, most Ground-types can learn a Rock-type move to hit Bug and Flying types super-effectively, and it's no slouch on the defensive side either. It is super-effective against 5 types, and is only resisted by the mediocre Grass and Bug types, with Flying being completely immune to it. The Ground-type has always been a great offensive type.Unfortunately for some, Water didn't get a nerf when Gen 6 updated the type chart, so Water will likely continue being a scrappy. To hit the nail in the coffin, Water is the most common type in the game, with well over 100 Pokémon possessing the type. Pre- Scarlet and Violet all of them get Scald, an extremely widespread move that has an annoyingly high chance to burn, which cripples physical attackers - and Fire-types, the one typing with immunity to burns, absolutely do not want to be hit with it. Nearly all Water-types can learn Ice-type moves to counter two of those, so basically, the only effective defense against a Water-type is another Water-type. Types that resist Water? Water, Dragon, and Grass. Offensively, they are strong against Rock, Fire, and Ground - the only Fire-types not weak to Water are Reshiram, Volcanion (neither of which will see use in most official formats), Turtonator, Mega Charizard X, and Scovillain. They have very good defenses, with only two weaknesses - Grass and Electric (that have defensive problems) - and four resistances. Water is the biggest scrappy of the starter Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors.A lot of these types have more favorable matchups than most, get applied to particularly good moves, or are on Pokémon with great or diverse stats to make the type a threat. With eighteen types in the game, each of which can be combined with the other, how these types interact is a critical part of Pokémon.
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