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The current type chart (gen6+) has 51 super-effective relations, 61 not-very-effective relations and 8 immunities among 18 types.

The Ground type is immune to Electric-type attacks: the chart records 1 immunity for Electric attacks.

Ice-type attacks are super effective against Grass, Ground, Flying, Dragon.

Fighting and Ground are the types with the most super-effective targets: each hits 5 types for ×2.

Only 7 of the 18 types have a defensive immunity: Normal, Ground, Flying, Ghost, Dark, Steel and Fairy.

Water is the most common type: 154 of the 1025 species have it in their base form (15 %).

Ice is the rarest type among base forms: only 48 species have it.

499 species have a single type in their base form and 526 have two: dual typing accounts for 51 % of the Pokédex.

The most repeated type pair is Normal/Flying, with 27 species; in total there are 136 distinct dual-type combinations among base forms.

The defensive combination with the most weaknesses among existing base forms has 7 types that hit it for extra damage: Grass/Psychic (e.g. Exeggcute), Rock/Dark (e.g. Tyranitar), Grass/Dark (e.g. Nuzleaf), Psychic/Rock (e.g. Lunatone) and 2 more.

The defensive combination with the most resistances and immunities among existing base forms totals 12: Electric/Steel (e.g. Magnemite) and Ghost/Steel (e.g. Honedge).

Excluding legendary and mythical Pokémon, Slaking has the highest base stat total in base form: 670 points.

The highest base stat total of a base form is 720, reached by Arceus.

The lowest base stat total is 175, that of Wishiwashi.

The highest base Speed figure in base form is 200: it belongs to Regieleki.

The highest base HP figure in base form is 255: it belongs to Blissey.

The highest base Attack figure in base form is 181: it belongs to Kartana.

The highest base Defense figure in base form is 230: it belongs to Shuckle.

The highest base Sp. Atk figure in base form is 173: it belongs to Xurkitree.

The average base stat total of the 1025 base forms is 428 points; 60 species reach 600 or more.

41 species that are neither legendary nor mythical reach a base stat total of 570 or more in their base form.

2 species share the greatest weight in the Pokédex (999.9 kg): Cosmoem and Celesteela.

5 species share the lowest weight in the Pokédex (0.1 kg): Gastly, Haunter, Flabébé, Cosmog and 1 more.

Eternatus is the tallest species in the Pokédex: 20.0 m.

7 species share the lowest height in the Pokédex (0.1 m): Joltik, Flabébé, Cutiefly, Comfey and 3 more.

The average height of base forms is 1.2 m and the average weight is 67.0 kg.

178 species weigh 100 kg or more in their base form; 284 stay below 10 kg.

Generation V contributed the most new species: 156.

Generation VI contributed the fewest new species: 72.

The snapshot's National Pokédex gathers 1,025 species across 9 generations, with 1,351 playable forms in total.

Generation VII introduced more legendary and mythical Pokémon than any other: 16.

The generation with the highest average base stat total is IX (457 points); the lowest is III (404).

199 species neither evolve nor come from another: they form single-member evolution chains (19 % of the Pokédex).

Of the 540 evolution chains, 116 reach three stages and 19 branch into more than one possible evolution.

26 evolutions require trading the Pokémon, compared with 395 that happen by levelling up and 64 that require using an item.

Item-based evolutions use 26 different items in total.

20 evolutions depend on the Pokémon's friendship and 1 on affection.

21 evolutions depend on the in-game time: 10 have a daytime variant and 12 a night-time one (some allow both with different results).

7 evolutions only happen in a specific place and 9 depend on the Pokémon's gender.

The most common evolution level is 30: 30 evolutions happen upon reaching it.

Eevee is the species with the most possible direct evolutions: 8.

There are 485 evolutions (species → species pairs) in the 540 chains of the snapshot.

The Pokédex has 71 legendary species and 23 mythical ones; together they make up 9 % of all species.

19 species are classified as baby Pokémon.

224 species have at least one alternate form; among them there are 97 Mega Evolutions, 34 Gigantamax forms and 59 regional forms.

155 species have no gender, 37 are always female and 26 always male.