Normal Type Pokemon GO
All 187 Normal-type Pokemon with base stats, max CP and forms — plus what Normal takes extra damage from and resists.
Normal type matchups
Damage a pure Normal-type Pokemon takes. Dual types multiply these.
Every Pokemon on this page 187
Jump straight to any entry. Grouped by generation, in Pokedex order.
Kanto Gen 1 · 34
Johto Gen 2 · 23
Hoenn Gen 3 · 29
Sinnoh Gen 4 · 25
Unova Gen 5 · 25
Kalos Gen 6 · 13
Alola Gen 7 · 15
Galar Gen 8 · 11
Editor's notes
Normal type in raids, PvP and the current meta
Normal-type Pokemon make up the largest single-type roster in Pokemon GO, with over 130 species ranging from early-route filler to legendary bulk monsters like Regigigas, Meloetta, and Arceus. The type is defined by its unique defensive profile: it has only one weakness (Fighting) and is the only type that can hit Ghost types with neutral damage if paired with Foresight or Odor Sleuth equivalents. Normal types rarely top raid DPS charts, but they shine as PvP closers, gym defenders, and budget attackers thanks to high Stamina pools and access to spammy fast moves like Lick, Quick Attack, and Yawn. Signature moves include Body Slam, Hyper Beam, Giga Impact, and Last Resort.
Best Normal-type attackers
The strongest pure Normal attacker is Mega Lopunny, although its dual Fighting typing makes it more useful as a Fighting-class raider. Among non-Mega options, Slaking has the highest raw Attack stat in the game but its locked Yawn fast move cripples it, leaving Lickilicky and Smeargle (with sketched moves) as the best STAB picks. Shadow Ursaluna offers solid burst damage with Tackle and Frustration relearned. For mono-Normal raids — extremely rare, since few raid bosses are weak to Normal — most trainers default to Mega Lopunny, Lickilicky, or Glaceon’s Last Resort. Regigigas remains a meta non-factor in raids due to Slow Start halving its damage output.
Normal type in PvP and GO Battle League
Normal types thrive in PvP closers and anti-meta pivots. Wigglytuff, Diggersby, and Greedent dominate the open Great League with high bulk and Body Slam spam. Lickitung with Body Slam and Power Whip is a long-standing Ultra League staple, while Galarian-Slowking-tier matchups push it to top 50 PvPoke usage. Stantler with Wild Charge surprises Water and Flying picks. In Master League, Snorlax with Yawn → Body Slam and Slaking with Yawn → Hyper Beam appear in budget builds, but they get outpaced by legendaries. Furret and Lopunny see fringe Little Cup play. Blissey and Chansey continue to be the gold standard for gym defense thanks to obscene HP totals.
Strengths, weaknesses and strategy
Normal types resist nothing and are immune to Ghost — a useful trait against Giratina, Gengar, and Origin Forme Dialga’s Shadow Ball. They are weak only to Fighting (1.6× damage), making counters predictable: Lucario, Conkeldurr, Machamp, and Shadow Hariyama destroy Normal attackers in seconds. When using Normal types offensively, remember that Normal moves hit nothing super-effectively, so STAB is purely a damage multiplier rather than a coverage tool. Most Normal Pokemon are paired with secondary typings (Flying, Fairy, Psychic, Ground) that determine their actual battlefield role. The pure Normal slot is best reserved for PvP bulk, Master League closers, and Gym defense duty rather than raid offense.
Notable Normal Pokemon
Normal-type Community Days have produced some of the most beloved meta picks in the game: Slakoth → Slaking introduced Yawn (later globally available), Snorlax received Body Slam as a CD-exclusive in 2018, Stantler evolved into Wyrdeer with Psyshield Bash, and Litten-line evolutions added the Paldean Fire/Normal Skeledirge variant indirectly. Smeargle remains a curiosity — it can sketch any move from a partner Pokemon during photobombs, occasionally enabling unique gym-defending sets. Eevee with Last Resort (a CD-exclusive charged move) is the cornerstone of Eeveelution viability. Mega Audino and Mega Lopunny serve as flexible Mega Energy investments thanks to their dual typings.
FAQ
Normal type questions