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Earn +20 ptsQ: What is good against fire typed Pokemon?
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What Pokemon are good against steel?
Good against steel Pokemon are fire and water Pokemon.
What Pokemon are good against fighting?
Fighting Pokemon are good against Ice, Normal, Rock, Dark, and Steel Pokemon.
What is good against a steel type Pokemon?
fire type
What type pokemon are good against dustox?
Flying and Fire.
What is good against bellsprout in silver?
fire type pokemon, such as cyndaquil
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What Pokemon are good against steel?
Good against steel Pokemon are fire and water Pokemon.
What Pokemon are good against ghost?
Ghost pokemon are good against psychc and ghost.
What type of Pokemon are good against steel Pokemon?
fire
What is swinub good against in Pokemon?
fire type Pokemon
Is fire Pokemon good against rock Pokemon?
no but it can hert it normally
What is water good against on Pokemon diamond?
It is good against Fire, Ground, and Rock.
What does Fire Pokemon Defeat on Pokemon Diamond?
Fire types are good against Steel,Ice,Bug,and Grass Pokemon.
Is a fire Pokemon good against a fighting Pokemon on pearl?
its not great but it isn't bad. i suggest that u use flying or psychic. hope i helped :-)
What Pokemon are good against fighting?
Fighting Pokemon are good against Ice, Normal, Rock, Dark, and Steel Pokemon.
What is good against a steel type Pokemon?
fire type
What type pokemon are good against dustox?
Flying and Fire.
What type is good against fighting types Pokemon?
the pokemon good against fighting are: flying ground fire (I think)
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