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Steel

Steel-type Pokémon

All Steel-type Pokémon with base stats, plus the type's weaknesses, resistances and coverage, the Pokémon that are strong against it, and those with a 4× weakness.

Steel weaknesses & resistances

Steel weaknesses (3): Fire / Fighting / Ground. Steel resists (10): Normal / Grass / Ice / Flying / Psychic / Bug / Rock / Dragon / Steel / Fairy. Steel is immune to Poison moves (×0).

Weak to (×2)
FireFightingGround
Resists (×½)
NormalGrassIceFlyingPsychicBugRockDragonSteelFairy
Immune (×0)
Poison

Steel moves on offense

Steel moves are super effective (×2) against: Ice / Rock / Fairy (3). Not very effective (×½) against Fire / Water / Electric / Steel.

Super effective (×2)
IceRockFairy
Not very effective (×½)
FireWaterElectricSteel
No effect (×0)

None

Pokémon strong against Steel types

Pokémon that take ×½ or less (×½, ×¼, ×0) from Steel moves and hit Steel types super effectively with a same-type (STAB) move. Based on type matchups only (abilities, items and movesets are not considered).

Usable in Pokémon Champions

Ordered by usage rank (better of Singles and Doubles), then base stat total.

  1. IncineroarIncineroarFireDarkTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FireUsage #3 (Doubles)
  2. Mega Lucario ZMega Lucario ZFightingSteelTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FightingUsage #8 (Singles)
  3. Mega Charizard YMega Charizard YFireFlyingTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FireUsage #14 (Doubles)
  4. PawmotPawmotElectricFightingTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FightingUsage #20 (Singles)
  5. VolcaronaVolcaronaBugFireTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FireUsage #25 (Singles)
  6. ArmarougeArmarougeFirePsychicTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FireUsage #27 (Doubles)
  7. CinderaceCinderaceFireTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FireUsage #29 (Singles)
  8. ExcadrillExcadrillGroundSteelTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with GroundUsage #31 (Doubles)
  9. Mega SwampertMega SwampertWaterGroundTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with GroundUsage #32 (Singles)
  10. TorkoalTorkoalFireTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FireUsage #35 (Doubles)
  11. CeruledgeCeruledgeFireGhostTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FireUsage #39 (Singles)
  12. Mega DelphoxMega DelphoxFirePsychicTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with FireUsage #41 (Doubles)

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All Pokémon (fully evolved)

Ordered by base stat total.

  1. Ho-OhHo-OhFireFlyingTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Fire
  2. ReshiramReshiramDragonFireTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Fire
  3. HeatranHeatranFireSteelTakes ×¼ from Steel moves · super effective with Fire
  4. VolcanionVolcanionFireWaterTakes ×¼ from Steel moves · super effective with Fire
  5. Gouging FireGouging FireFireDragonTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Fire
  6. MoltresMoltresFireFlyingTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Fire
  7. EnteiEnteiFireTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Fire
  8. CobalionCobalionSteelFightingTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Fighting
  9. KeldeoKeldeoWaterFightingTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Fighting
  10. Sandy ShocksSandy ShocksElectricGroundTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Ground
  11. Iron TreadsIron TreadsGroundSteelTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Ground
  12. Iron HandsIron HandsFightingElectricTakes ×½ from Steel moves · super effective with Fighting

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Steel-type Pokémon with a 4× weakness

16 Steel-type Pokémon take 4× damage from at least one type (when both of their types share a weakness).

Fire×44 Pokémon
Fighting×48 Pokémon
Ground×49 Pokémon

Pokémon54 Pokémon

Sandshrew (Alolan Form)#0027Sandshrew (Alolan Form)IceSteel300Sandslash (Alolan Form)#0028Sandslash (Alolan Form)IceSteel450Diglett (Alolan Form)#0050Diglett (Alolan Form)GroundSteel265Dugtrio (Alolan Form)#0051Dugtrio (Alolan Form)GroundSteel425Meowth (Galarian Form)#0052Meowth (Galarian Form)Steel290Magnemite#0081MagnemiteElectricSteel325Magneton#0082MagnetonElectricSteel465Forretress#0205ForretressBugSteel465Scizor#0212ScizorBugSteel500Skarmory#0227SkarmorySteelFlying465Beldum#0374BeldumSteelPsychic300Metang#0375MetangSteelPsychic420Metagross#0376MetagrossSteelPsychic600Registeel#0379RegisteelSteel580Jirachi#0385JirachiSteelPsychic600Empoleon#0395EmpoleonWaterSteel530Shieldon#0410ShieldonRockSteel350Bastiodon#0411BastiodonRockSteel495Bronzor#0436BronzorSteelPsychic300Bronzong#0437BronzongSteelPsychic500Lucario#0448LucarioFightingSteel525Magnezone#0462MagnezoneElectricSteel535Probopass#0476ProbopassRockSteel525Dialga#0483DialgaSteelDragon680Heatran#0485HeatranFireSteel600Arceus (Steel Type)#0493Arceus (Steel Type)Steel720Excadrill#0530ExcadrillGroundSteel508Pawniard#0624PawniardDarkSteel340Bisharp#0625BisharpDarkSteel490Cobalion#0638CobalionSteelFighting580Sliggoo (Hisuian Form)#0705Sliggoo (Hisuian Form)SteelDragon452Goodra (Hisuian Form)#0706Goodra (Hisuian Form)SteelDragon600Klefki#0707KlefkiSteelFairy470Solgaleo#0791SolgaleoPsychicSteel680Necrozma (Dusk Mane)#0800Necrozma (Dusk Mane)PsychicSteel680Magearna#0801MagearnaSteelFairy600Corviknight#0823CorviknightFlyingSteel495Perrserker#0863PerrserkerSteel440Cufant#0878CufantSteel330Copperajah#0879CopperajahSteel500Duraludon#0884DuraludonSteelDragon535Zacian (Crowned Sword)#0888Zacian (Crowned Sword)FairySteel700Zamazenta (Crowned Shield)#0889Zamazenta (Crowned Shield)FightingSteel700Tinkatink#0957TinkatinkFairySteel297Tinkatuff#0958TinkatuffFairySteel380Tinkaton#0959TinkatonFairySteel506Varoom#0965VaroomSteelPoison300Revavroom#0966RevavroomSteelPoison500Orthworm#0968OrthwormSteel480Kingambit#0983KingambitDarkSteel550Iron Treads#0990Iron TreadsGroundSteel570Gholdengo#1000GholdengoSteelGhost550Archaludon#1018ArchaludonSteelDragon600Iron Crown#1023Iron CrownSteelPsychic590

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FAQ

What is Steel weak to?

Steel-type Pokémon take double damage from Fire / Fighting / Ground moves.

What does Steel resist?

Steel resists Normal / Grass / Ice / Flying / Psychic / Bug / Rock / Dragon / Steel / Fairy moves (×½).

What is Steel immune to?

Steel is immune to Poison moves (×0).

What is Steel super effective against?

Steel moves are super effective against Ice / Rock / Fairy (×2).

Which Pokémon are strong against Steel types?

Pokémon that take ×½ or less from Steel moves and can hit back super effectively with Fire / Fighting / Ground moves have the edge, e.g. Incineroar / Mega Lucario Z / Mega Charizard Y / Pawmot / Volcarona.

Which Steel-type Pokémon have a 4× weakness?

16 Steel-type Pokémon take 4× damage from at least one type (when both of their types share a weakness). There are 16, e.g. Sandshrew (Alolan Form) (Fire / Fighting) / Sandslash (Alolan Form) (Fire / Fighting) / Magnemite (Ground) / Magneton (Ground) / Forretress (Fire).

How many Steel-type Pokémon are there?

This Pokédex lists 54 Steel-type Pokémon (e.g. Sandshrew (Alolan Form) / Sandslash (Alolan Form) / Diglett (Alolan Form) / Dugtrio (Alolan Form) / Meowth (Galarian Form)).

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