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With Generation 9, we have finally crossed the 1,000Pokemonthreshold, and there’s no sign of stopping. These Pokemon are spread across 18 different types, determining their strengths and weaknesses.
If you’ve ever wondered which Type has the most amount of Pokemon, you’ve come to the right place. Below, we’ll count up the number of Pokemon with each type across every game, divided into Pokemon that are purely that type and Pokemon that are Dual-Type.
How Many Pokemon Of Each Type Are There?
Here is the number of Pokemon with each Type. This includes alternate forms like Mega Evolutions, Regional Forms, or forms that come from held-items (like Arceus), so long as that form has a different Type than its original form.
76
67
143
32
62
94
5
121
126
18
78
96
19
69
88
86
25
75
100
20
59
79
14
71
85
39
60
99
89
168
49
93
142
38
47
45
131
23
41
64
15
70
52
Scarlet and Violet introduced the Stellar Type, which a Pokemon temporarily gains when Terrastilizing. Outside of this, no Pokemon naturally has the Stellar Type.
Which Type Has The Most Pokemon?
The Type that has the most Pokemon isWater-type, with168 Pokemon, including79 pure Water-typesand89 dual Water-types. This includes Pokemon forms like Mega Blastoise, Primal Reversion Kyogre, Arceus holding a Splash Plate, and so on.
Flying-type has the most dual-type Pokemon, with the majority of them comprising the Normal/Flying category.
