Type reference
Steel Type Pokémon
Explore Steel-type Pokémon and their offensive and defensive matchups. Dual types can change an individual Pokémon’s weaknesses.
Steel
Steel defense: damage taken
4×
—
2×
FireFightingGround
1×
WaterElectricGhostDark
½×
NormalGrassIceFlyingPsychicBugRockDragonSteelFairy
¼×
—
0×
Poison
Steel attacks: damage dealt
4×
—
2×
IceRockFairy
1×
NormalGrassFightingPoisonGroundFlyingPsychicBugGhostDragonDark
½×
FireWaterElectricSteel
¼×
—
0×
—
Single-type matchups only. A second type can add or cancel weaknesses.
How Steel changed across generations
Steel was introduced in Generation 2. It is not part of the Generation 1 chart.
Ghost → Steel: ½× in Gen 2–5, 1× in Gen 6+.
Dark → Steel: ½× in Gen 2–5, 1× in Gen 6+.
Generation 6 added Fairy and removed Steel’s resistances to Ghost and Dark. Historical matchup changes are reflected in the selector above.
Steel-type Pokémon
105 entries including forms
Sandshrew-Alola
IceSteel
Sandslash-Alola
IceSteel
Diglett-Alola
GroundSteel
Dugtrio-Alola
GroundSteel
Meowth-Galar
Steel
Magnemite
ElectricSteel
Magneton
ElectricSteel
Forretress
BugSteel
Steelix
SteelGround
Steelix-Mega
SteelGround
Scizor
BugSteel
Scizor-Mega
BugSteel
Skarmory
SteelFlying
Skarmory-Mega
SteelFlying
Mawile
SteelFairy
Mawile-Mega
SteelFairy
Aron
SteelRock
Lairon
SteelRock
Aggron
SteelRock
Aggron-Mega
Steel
Chimecho-Mega
PsychicSteel
Beldum
SteelPsychic
Metang
SteelPsychic
Metagross
SteelPsychic
Metagross-Mega
SteelPsychic
Registeel
Steel
Jirachi
SteelPsychic
Empoleon
WaterSteel
Shieldon
RockSteel
Bastiodon
RockSteel
Wormadam-Trash
BugSteel
Bronzor
SteelPsychic
Bronzong
SteelPsychic
Lucario
FightingSteel
Lucario-Mega
FightingSteel
Lucario-Mega-Z
FightingSteel
Magnezone
ElectricSteel
Probopass
RockSteel
Dialga
SteelDragon
Dialga-Origin
SteelDragon
Heatran
FireSteel
Heatran-Mega
FireSteel
Arceus-Steel
Steel
Excadrill
GroundSteel
Excadrill-Mega
GroundSteel
Escavalier
BugSteel
Ferroseed
GrassSteel
Ferrothorn
GrassSteel
Klink
Steel
Klang
Steel
Klinklang
Steel
Stunfisk-Galar
GroundSteel
Pawniard
DarkSteel
Bisharp
DarkSteel
Durant
BugSteel
Cobalion
SteelFighting
Genesect
BugSteel
Genesect-Douse
BugSteel
Genesect-Shock
BugSteel
Genesect-Burn
BugSteel
Genesect-Chill
BugSteel
Honedge
SteelGhost
Doublade
SteelGhost
Aegislash
SteelGhost
Aegislash-Blade
SteelGhost
Sliggoo-Hisui
SteelDragon
Goodra-Hisui
SteelDragon
Klefki
SteelFairy
Golisopod-Mega
BugSteel
Silvally-Steel
Steel
Togedemaru
ElectricSteel
Togedemaru-Totem
ElectricSteel
Solgaleo
PsychicSteel
Celesteela
SteelFlying
Kartana
GrassSteel
Necrozma-Dusk-Mane
PsychicSteel
Magearna
SteelFairy
Magearna-Original
SteelFairy
Magearna-Mega
SteelFairy
Magearna-Original-Mega
SteelFairy
Stakataka
RockSteel
Meltan
Steel
Melmetal
Steel
Melmetal-Gmax
Steel
Corviknight
FlyingSteel
Corviknight-Gmax
FlyingSteel
Perrserker
Steel
Cufant
Steel
Copperajah
Steel
Copperajah-Gmax
Steel
Duraludon
SteelDragon
Duraludon-Gmax
SteelDragon
Zacian-Crowned
FairySteel
Zamazenta-Crowned
FightingSteel
Tinkatink
FairySteel
Tinkatuff
FairySteel
Tinkaton
FairySteel
Varoom
SteelPoison
Revavroom
SteelPoison
Orthworm
Steel
Kingambit
DarkSteel
Iron Treads
GroundSteel
Gholdengo
SteelGhost
Archaludon
SteelDragon
Iron Crown
SteelPsychic
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