Rock Type Weakness & Strengths

Defending: damage Rock Pokémon take

2×

FightingGroundSteelWaterGrass

½×

NormalFlyingPoisonFire

Attacking: damage Rock moves deal

2×

FlyingBugFireIce

½×

FightingGroundSteel

All Rock-type Pokémon (89)

• Hisuian Growlithe
• Hisuian Arcanine
• Geodude
• Alolan Geodude
• Graveler
• Alolan Graveler
• Golem
• Alolan Golem
• Onix
• Rhyhorn
• Rhydon
• Omanyte
• Omastar
• Kabuto
• Kabutops
• Aerodactyl
• Mega Aerodactyl
• Sudowoodo
• Shuckle
• Magcargo
• Corsola
• Larvitar
• Pupitar
• Tyranitar
• Mega Tyranitar
• Nosepass
• Aron
• Lairon
• Aggron
• Lunatone
• Solrock
• Lileep
• Cradily
• Anorith
• Armaldo
• Relicanth
• Regirock
• Cranidos
• Rampardos
• Shieldon
• Bastiodon
• Bonsly
• Rhyperior
• Probopass
• Roggenrola
• Boldore
• Gigalith
• Dwebble
• Crustle
• Tirtouga
• Carracosta
• Archen
• Archeops
• Terrakion
• Binacle
• Barbaracle
• Mega Barbaracle
• Tyrunt
• Tyrantrum
• Amaura
• Aurorus
• Carbink
• Hisuian Avalugg
• Diancie
• Mega Diancie
• Rockruff
• Own Tempo Rockruff
• Lycanroc
• Midnight Lycanroc
• Dusk Lycanroc
• Minior
• Nihilego
• Stakataka
• Drednaw
• Rolycoly
• Carkol
• Coalossal
• Stonjourner
• Kleavor
• Nacli
• Naclstack
• Garganacl
• Klawf
• Glimmet
• Glimmora
• Mega Glimmora
• Iron Thorns
• Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon
• Iron Boulder

Frequently asked questions

What is Rock weak to?

Rock-type Pokémon take super-effective damage from Fighting, Ground, Steel, Water and Grass moves.

What is Rock strong against?

Rock moves are super effective against Flying, Bug, Fire and Ice Pokémon.