Pokemon by Type Trivia

Normal-type Pokemon are anything but ordinary... Okay, they are mostly ordinary but normal-type Pokemon come in all strengths and sizes. Can you identify the normal-type Pokemon?

Between "Colosseum" and "XD: Gale of Darkness", these two GameCube classics have 131 Shadow Pokemon. See what you know about them here!

See how much you know about Dragon type Pokemon, and some that are not, that can be found in the "Pokemon" series from the Red and Blue versions, for the Game Boy, up to "Pokemon Platinum" for the DS.

This quiz is about bug Pokemon. Bug type is my absolute favorite type of Pokemon and I try to have one whenever I play! If you don't know your bug types, then this won't be so easy! These bugs can be found in "Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal".

This quiz is about some of the strongest Pokémon, the Dragon Pokémon. With questions about appearance, attacks and everything Dragon. ^^

Being able to learn one of the more useful HM's, Flying types are usually on our beginning team when we first start out. These questions will range from "Pokemon Red/Blue" for the Game Boy to "Pokemon SoulSilver/HeartGold" for the DS.

I will give you a Pokémon and you match it to the correct type. For example: Pikachu = Electric. For this first quiz in the series, we will start easy with Pokémon with only one type. Pokémon up to generation six will be used. Enjoy!

Poison type Pokemon can be nasty, status inflicting Pokemon, so I decided to make a quiz all about them! This quiz will cover poison type Pokemon and moves up to "Pokemon Diamond/Pearl" games. Enjoy!

Now THAT'S a good idea. Fire-types are weak against Water-types, although that's only common sense. Do you know all the other results of attacking and defending with different types of attacks? Information valid up to the fifth generation.

Usually paired with other types, Ground Pokemon are vital as they are the only Pokemon who can really nullify Electric-types. This will cover Ground-type Pokemon from "Pokemon Red/Blue" for the Game Boy to "Pokemon Black 2/White 2" for the DS.

I will give you a Pokémon and you match it to the correct type. For example: Pikachu = Electric. Some Pokémon in this quiz have more than one type. Pokémon up to generation seven will be used. Enjoy!

Ghost types are known for mischief but given that they're not affected by Normal or Fighting moves has made them very popular types. This will cover Ghosts from "Pokemon Red/Blue" for the Game Boy up to "Pokemon SoulSilver/HeartGold" for the DS.

Water types are one of the most plentiful types of Pokemon out there. Let's see how much you know about them. This will cover games from "Red" and "Blue" versions for the Game Boy up to "Pokemon Platinum" for the DS.

One of the most underused types, Bug Pokemon can be really powerful if you know how to use them correctly. These questions will cover "Pokemon Red/Blue" for the Game Boy up to "Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver" for the DS.

Usually the type used by the first Gym leaders, Rock types are useful early on due to their strong defense. These questions will range from "Pokemon Red/Blue" for the Game Boy up to "Pokemon Black/White" for the DS.

Steel types are enjoyed as they can buffer a large amount of types. These questions will refer to "Pokemon Silver" and "Pokemon Gold" for the Game Boy Color through "Pokemon SoulSilver/HeartGold" for the DS.

Poison types seem to be seldom used as they're only super-effective against one type and are weak to the common Psychic type. This quiz will range from "Pokemon Red/Blue" for the Game Boy to "Pokemon Black/White" for the DS.

Alakazam, use Psychic! Psychic-types can be overwhelming in battles. Alakazam may be the only one that comes to mind at first, but there are many more. What do you know about these Psychic Pokémon and moves? Information valid up to the fifth generation.

A quiz on the dastardly Dark-type. Good luck!

This quiz is all about the Dark type, added in "Pokemon Gold and Silver".