List of Rock-type Pokémon facts:
Rock-type Pokémon are known for their high defensive capabilities and resistance to physical attacks.
They are weak against Water, Grass, Ground, Fighting and Steel-type attacks.
Rock-type Pokémon have a strong affinity for the earth and are often associated with mountains, caves, and rocky terrain.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can inflict status conditions such as flinching or lowering the target’s stats.
The first Rock-type Pokémon introduced in the original games were Geodude and Onix.
Many Rock-type Pokémon have unique designs inspired by various minerals and geological formations, such as fossils or crystals.
Some Rock-type Pokémon are based on real-life creatures, such as the ancient Trilobite or the rocky golem-like creatures known as the Gargoyles.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have abilities that allow them to endure hits, such as Sturdy or Solid Rock.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have moves that allow them to deal increased damage to Flying-type Pokémon, such as Rock Slide.
The legendary Pokémon Regirock is a pure Rock-type Pokémon that is known for its high defense and attack stats.
Many Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that involve throwing or launching rocks, such as Rock Throw or Rock Blast.
Rock-type Pokémon are often found in mountainous or cave-like environments in the games.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have unique abilities that allow them to boost their stats when certain conditions are met, such as Rock Head or Rock Polish.
The fossil Pokémon Aerodactyl is a Rock/Flying-type Pokémon that is based on the Pterodactyl, a prehistoric flying creature.
The Rock/Ground-type Pokémon Golem is known for its high defense and attack stats, as well as its ability to learn moves such as Earthquake and Explosion.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent to become confused, such as Rock Tomb.
The Rock-type Pokémon Tyranitar is known for its high attack and defense stats, as well as its ability to Mega Evolve into an even stronger form.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent to become burned or poisoned, such as Smack Down.
The Rock-type Pokémon Onix is known for its high defense and special defense stats, as well as its ability to evolve into the Rock/Steel-type Pokémon Steelix.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent to become paralyzed, such as Rock Slide.
The Rock-type Pokémon Rhydon is known for its high attack and defense stats, as well as its ability to evolve into the Rock/Ground-type Pokémon Rhyperior.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent to become asleep, such as Rock Throw.
The Rock/Ice-type Pokémon Aurorus is known for its high special defense and attack stats, as well as its ability to learn moves such as Freeze-Dry and Aurora Beam.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can increase their own stats, such as Rock Polish or Rock Climb.
The Rock-type Pokémon Sudowoodo is known for its unique appearance, which resembles a tree made of rocks.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent to become trapped, such as Rock Tomb or Stealth Rock.
The Rock-type Pokémon Gigalith is known for its high attack and defense stats, as well as its ability to learn moves such as Stone Edge and Heavy Slam.
The Rock-type Pokémon Nosepass is known for its distinctive nose-shaped magnet that allows it to sense magnetic fields.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause damage over time, such as Sandstorm or Stealth Rock.
The Rock-type Pokémon Carbink is known for its high defense and special defense stats, as well as its ability to learn moves such as Dazzling Gleam and Moonblast.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent to flinch, such as Rock Slide or Stone Edge.
The Rock/Dark-type Pokémon Tyranitar is known for its intimidating appearance and high stats in both attack and defense.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can lower their opponent’s stats, such as Rock Tomb or Ancient Power.
The Rock-type Pokémon Lycanroc has different forms based on the time of day and is known for its high speed and attack stats.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can heal themselves or their allies, such as Rock Polish or Rock Slide.
The Rock/Steel-type Pokémon Aggron is known for its high defense and attack stats, as well as its ability to Mega Evolve into an even stronger form.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent to flinch and lower their speed, such as Rock Slide or Rock Tomb.
The Rock/Flying-type Pokémon Archeops is known for its high attack and speed stats, as well as its ability to learn moves such as Acrobatics and Dragon Claw.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can hit multiple targets at once, such as Rock Slide or Rock Blast.
The Rock/Fighting-type Pokémon Terrakion is known for its high attack and speed stats, as well as its ability to learn moves such as Close Combat and Stone Edge.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can change the weather conditions, such as Sandstorm or Rock Polish.
The Rock-type Pokémon Gigalith is based on a golem made of rocks and is known for its high defense and attack stats.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can prevent their opponent from fleeing or switching out, such as Rock Tomb or Stealth Rock.
The Rock/Poison-type Pokémon Nihilego is known for its unique design and ability to learn moves such as Power Gem and Sludge Bomb.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent to become confused and lower their accuracy, such as Rock Tomb or Rock Slide.
The Rock-type Pokémon Dwebble and its evolution Crustle are known for their hard shells made of rocks and their ability to learn moves such as X-Scissor and Rock Blast.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent’s attacks to miss, such as Sandstorm or Smack Down.
The Rock/Electric-type Pokémon Zeraora is known for its high speed and special attack stats, as well as its ability to learn moves such as Thunderbolt and Plasma Fists.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can increase their critical hit ratio, such as Stone Edge or Rock Tomb.
The Rock-type Pokémon Solrock and Lunatone are based on the sun and moon, respectively, and are known for their ability to learn moves such as Psychic and Cosmic Power.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can increase their evasion, such as Sand Attack or Rock Polish.
The Rock/Ice-type Pokémon Aurorus is known for its unique design and ability to learn moves such as Freeze-Dry and Blizzard.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can trap their opponent, such as Stealth Rock or Rock Tomb.
The Rock-type Pokémon Cradily is based on a prehistoric creature called a crinoid and is known for its high defense and special defense stats.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can increase their defense and special defense stats, such as Rock Polish or Iron Defense.
The Rock-type Pokémon Relicanth is based on a coelacanth and is known for its ability to learn moves such as Ancient Power and Aqua Tail.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can increase their attack and speed stats, such as Rock Polish or Rock Climb.
The Rock-type Pokémon Sudowoodo is based on a tree and is known for its ability to learn moves such as Wood Hammer and Rock Slide.
Some Rock-type Pokémon have the ability to learn moves that can cause their opponent to become burned or poisoned, such as Flame Charge or Poison Jab.
Here’s a table of Rock-type Pokémon weaknesses and resistances:
| Attack Type | Weaknesses | Resistances |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | Fighting | – |
| Fighting | Grass, Ground, Steel, Water | Bug, Dark, Rock |
| Flying | Electric, Ice, Rock | – |
| Poison | Ground, Psychic | Poison |
| Ground | Fighting, Grass, Ice, Steel, Water | Electric, Poison, Rock |
| Rock | Fighting, Grass, Ground, Steel, Water | Fire, Flying, Normal, Poison |
| Bug | Rock | Fighting, Grass, Ground |
| Ghost | Dark, Ghost | Normal |
| Steel | Fighting, Ground | Normal, Poison, Flying, Rock, Bug, Steel |
| Fire | Ground, Rock, Water | Bug, Fire, Grass, Ice, Steel |
| Water | Grass, Electric, Fighting | Fire, Ice, Steel |
| Grass | Fighting, Ice, Bug, Steel | Grass, Ground, Water |
| Electric | Ground | Electric, Flying, Steel |
| Psychic | Bug, Dark, Ghost | Fighting, Psychic |
| Ice | Fighting, Fire, Rock, Steel | Ice |
| Dragon | Dragon | Fire, Water, Grass, Electric |
| Dark | Fighting, Bug, Fairy | Dark, Ghost |
| Fairy | Poison, Steel | Bug, Dark, Fighting |
Note: This table only includes pure Rock-type Pokémon. Dual-type Pokémon with Rock as one of their types may have different weaknesses and resistances due to their other type.
