Always super effective?

[Paragon]

By having six Pokemon with the fighting, flying, ground, ice, ghost, and grass types in your party, you'd be super effective against any enemy you faced!

 

[SquirtleMan493]

Not Spiritomb or Sableye. ;P

 

[Rocker32703]

Not Spiritomb or Sableye. ;P

Gotcha there. xD

Interesting point, actually.

 

[Jukain]

Or Levitate Bronzong, Kingdra, Dialga, and Palkia

 

[SquirtleMan493]

Or Levitate Bronzong, Kingdra, Dialga, and Palkia

Yeah, there are plenty of Pokemon that you'd only do normal damage to with those types.

 

[TTEchidna]

Kingdra has one weakness:

Spoiler

Stairs.

 

[TeamGalacticMercury]

"The only possible type combination without a weakness is Dark/Ghost (technically, using Foresight will negate Ghost's immunities and thus make Fighting super effective, but under normal circumstances it has no weakness). Meanwhile, the only one-weakness type combos possible are pure Normal (weak to Fighting), pure Electric (weak to Ground), Normal/Ghost (weak to Dark), Water/Ground (doubly weak to Grass), Water/Dragon (weak to Dragon), Poison/Dark (weak to Ground), Psychic/Dark (doubly weak to Bug) and Bug/Steel (doubly weak to Fire); interestingly, we have abilities that provide functional immunities to both Ground (Levitate) and Fire (Flash Fire), making Electric, Poison/Dark and Bug/Steel Pokémon with no weaknesses theoretically possible (although Poison/Dark is also subject to the same loophole as Dark/Ghost, namely its weakness to Psychic under Miracle Eye, and the ability Mold Breaker will negate both abilities, as well as the move Gravity negating Levitate)".


This is taken from the Cave of Dragonflies. I've also checked this and it is correct. But, for the most part, you are correct.

 

[Bulletproof Scales]

Mamoswine, Breloom and Honchkrow/Drifblim on your team and you've got STAB'd super effective attacks against every type. They obviously don't cover every dual type, though. ;-)

 

[Lt.]

ok, a honchrow, a frosslass, brelloom w/t foresight, a garchomp, rampardos, and (Insert fire type here)
you would cover everything

 

[Magnagarde]

Not Spiritomb or Sableye. ;P

Unless you have someone use Foresight, thus rendering them weak as whatever to fighting types.

 

[Paragon]

Darn... forgot about dual-types. And I also forgot that it's not a Pokemon's type that makes them super effective-it's their moves

 

[The Outrage]

Considering that you are able to use moves outside of your own type, its probably smarter to just make a team that can resist all 17 types.

 

[PDL]

Kingdra has one weakness:

Spoiler

Stairs.

Who needs that if you could level the entire bluiding.

 

[Dawn~]

Who needs that if you could level the entire bluiding.

Exactly like Kingdra can.

 

[The Outrage]

Exactly like Kingdra can.

Not if its inland.

 

[Dawn~]

Not if its inland.

Rain Dance, my friend. Rain Dance.

 

[Lurking]

Girafarig, and the aforementioned Spiritomb/Sableye/Palkia/Kindgra
Spiritomb, Kingdra and Palkia still carry over for Shellder's theory.