Rain
Water moves grow stronger; Fire moves weaken.
PokéSurvivor softens the familiar type chart for a survivor game. Explore every interaction, test two defending types at once, and plan around changing weather.
Pick the move you are using and the target's one or two types. The calculator applies the game's softened multipliers and dual-type cap.
Attack type × target type. This is a type multiplier, before move power, upgrades, weather, and other effects.
Rows are attacking types. Columns are defending types. Tap or hover a cell to focus the matchup; scroll sideways on a phone.
Weather acts on top of type matchups. Re-check your active move when the field changes.
Water moves grow stronger; Fire moves weaken.
Fire moves grow stronger; Water moves weaken.
Rock, Ground, and Steel gain an edge; other types suffer.
Ice gains an edge while the rest slow down.
Ghost, Fairy, and Psychic moves gain an edge.
A super-effective hit is meaningful without being an instant win. Against dual types, two weaknesses cap at ×2.4.
An immunity in the main games becomes heavy resistance here. Even a Normal move can still hurt a Ghost target.
The same chart determines your attack damage and the damage your partner receives. Check both before a rift.