Reference

The Pokémon type chart

Rows attack, columns defend. 2× is super effective,½× is resisted, 0× does nothing. In PokéSurvivor this decides rift fights: a super-effective build can cut a legendary battle to a quarter of the time.

NormalFireWaterElectricGrassIceFightingPoisonGroundFlyingPsychicBugRockGhostDragonDarkSteelFairy
ATK ↓ DEF →NORFIRWATELEGRAICEFIGPOIGROFLYPSYBUGROCGHODRADARSTEFAI
Normal············½×0×··½×·
Fire·½×½×·2×2×·····2×½×·½×·2×·
Water·2×½×·½×···2×···2×·½×···
Electric··2×½×½×···0×2×····½×···
Grass·½×2×·½×··½×2×½×·½×2×·½×·½×·
Ice·½×½×·2×½×··2×2×····2×·½×·
Fighting2×····2×·½×·½×½×½×2×0×·2×2×½×
Poison····2×··½×½×···½×½×··0×2×
Ground·2×·2×½×··2×·0×·½×2×···2×·
Flying···½×2×·2×····2×½×···½×·
Psychic······2×2×··½×····0×½×·
Bug·½×··2×·½×½×·½×2×··½×·2×½×½×
Rock·2×···2×½×·½×2×·2×····½×·
Ghost0×·········2×··2×·½×··
Dragon··············2×·½×0×
Dark······½×···2×··2×·½×·½×
Steel·½×½×½×·2×······2×···½×2×
Fairy·½×····2×½×······2×2×½×·

Reading it in-game

Your move’s type decides damage; your Pokémon’s own types decide what comes back at you. A Fire attack melts a Grass-type horde, but your Fire starter still takes extra damage from Water enemies. Check both sides before a rift.

Dual types multiply

A Grass/Poison enemy hit by Fire takes 2× × ½× = 1×. Two weaknesses stack the same way — that’s why pure single-type nukes are so reliable against mixed hordes.

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