Steel Type Weakness & Strengths

Defending: damage Steel Pokémon take

2×

FightingGroundFire

½×

NormalFlyingRockBugSteelGrassPsychicIceDragonFairy

0×

Poison

Attacking: damage Steel moves deal

2×

RockIceFairy

½×

SteelFireWaterElectric

All Steel-type Pokémon (88)

• Alolan Sandshrew
• Alolan Sandslash
• Alolan Diglett
• Alolan Dugtrio
• Galarian Meowth
• Magnemite
• Magneton
• Forretress
• Steelix
• Mega Steelix
• Scizor
• Mega Scizor
• Skarmory
• Mega Skarmory
• Mawile
• Mega Mawile
• Aron
• Lairon
• Aggron
• Mega Aggron
• Mega Chimecho
• Beldum
• Metang
• Metagross
• Mega Metagross
• Registeel
• Jirachi
• Empoleon
• Shieldon
• Bastiodon
• Trash Wormadam
• Bronzor
• Bronzong
• Lucario
• Mega Lucario
• Mega Lucario Z
• Magnezone
• Probopass
• Dialga
• Heatran
• Excadrill
• Mega Excadrill
• Escavalier
• Ferroseed
• Ferrothorn
• Klink
• Klang
• Klinklang
• Galarian Stunfisk
• Pawniard
• Bisharp
• Durant
• Cobalion
• Genesect
• Honedge
• Doublade
• Aegislash
• Hisuian Sliggoo
• Hisuian Goodra
• Klefki
• Mega Golisopod
• Togedemaru
• Solgaleo
• Celesteela
• Kartana
• Dusk Necrozma
• Magearna
• Stakataka
• Meltan
• Melmetal
• Corviknight
• Perrserker
• Cufant
• Copperajah
• Duraludon
• Crowned Zacian
• Crowned Zamazenta
• Tinkatink
• Tinkatuff
• Tinkaton
• Varoom
• Revavroom
• Orthworm
• Kingambit
• Iron Treads
• Gholdengo
• Archaludon
• Iron Crown

Frequently asked questions

What is Steel weak to?

Steel-type Pokémon take super-effective damage from Fighting, Ground and Fire moves. They are immune to Poison.

What is Steel strong against?

Steel moves are super effective against Rock, Ice and Fairy Pokémon.