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In Generation I's games, Ghost-type moves were supposed to be super effective against Psychic-types. What did they actually do?

Pokémon: Type Chart Hard Mode

10 questions · hard · Trivia quiz · Pokémon

The same chart, with its history attached. The type chart has been edited three times, in 1999, 2013 and in a Generation I programming quirk that made Ghost useless against the type it was meant to hunt. Every question here is version-sensitive on purpose, and every stem tells you which chart you are standing in. Players who learned the chart once, recently and well will bleed. Players who lived through the edits will not.

Questions in this quiz

  1. In Generation I's games, Ghost-type moves were supposed to be super effective against Psychic-types. What did they actually do?
  2. Generation I had two types that were super effective against each other, an arrangement no later chart kept. Which pair?
  3. In Generation I, Ice-type moves against Fire-types dealt what kind of damage?
  4. When Fairy arrived in Generation VI, Steel quietly lost its resistances to which two attacking types?
  5. Sableye and Spiritomb, the Dark/Ghost pair, were famous before Generation VI for having how many weaknesses?
  6. From Generation VI onward, the Dark/Ghost combination has exactly one weakness. Which type is it?
  7. Fairy, the most recent addition to the chart, arrived in Generation VI. It brought the total number of types to what?
  8. How many types did the original Generation I chart have, before Dark, Steel and Fairy existed?
  9. In Generations II to V, how did Ghost and Dark moves fare against Steel-types?
  10. A resisted hit can fall all the way to 0.25x damage. When does that happen?

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Super Effective Pokédex Evolution Ability

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