Apr 12, 2025
List of type combinations that don't yet have a Pokémon:
(As of April 2025)
Normal/Rock
Normal/Bug
Normal/Steel
Normal/Ice
Poison/Ice
Ground/Fairy
Rock/Ghost
Bug/Dragon
Fire/Fairy
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List of type combinations that don't yet have a Pokémon:
(As of April 2025)
Normal/Rock
Normal/Bug
Normal/Steel
Normal/Ice
Poison/Ice
Ground/Fairy
Rock/Ghost
Bug/Dragon
Fire/Fairy
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We were to use up to two typefaces and I know with all the ideas I have thought up, Garamond has to be involved but we are to use Contemporary type (to some degree) and in coming across type that goes well together I was recommended to pair it with “Oswald” with “EB Garamond”.
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Random Fun Fact:
The only Pokémon types that have not been combined in any way are:
Bug/Dragon
Bug/Fairy
Bug/Ghost
Bug/Ice
Bug/Normal
Bug/Physic
Dark/Electric
Dark/Fairy
Dark/Normal
Dark/Rock
Dragon/Fairy
Dragon/Fighting
Dragon/Grass
Dragon/Normal
Electric/Fighting
Electric/Poison
Electric/Physic
Electric/Rock
Fairy/Fighting
Fairy/Fire
Fairy/Ghost
Fairy/Ground
Fairy/Ice
Fairy/Poison
Fighting/Ghost
Fighting/Ground
Fighting/Ice
Fire/Grass
Fire/Ice
Fire/Water
Ghost/Normal
Ghost/Physic
Ghost/Rock
Ice/Normal
Ice/Poison
Ice/Steel
Normal/Poison
Normal/Rock
Normal/Steel
Normal/Water
Poison/Physic
Poison/Rock
Poison/Steel
This means that about 77% (147/190) possible type combinations have been officially used (and released) as of now (2/9/2014).