The PF Unofficial Types

Some of the pokémon in the GSC Pokémon Archive are members of a new type that was invented by Pikablack, a loyal PF fan, back in 2000: Magic. These pokémon wield forces rather different from the mental power of the Psychic-types, casting various spells to bring down their enemies.

In 2004, when upgrading to Factory Advance, the Staff discussed, debated, argued, and finally decided to add two more types to the Pokémon Factory's lineup, bringing the current total to twenty. The two new types are Light, a type that has been asked for repeatedly in all corners of Pokémon fandom, and Wind, which represents a split in the Flying type between the bird-style attacks, such as Peck and Wing Attack, and the wind-style attacks, such as Gust and Whirlwind.

Magic-types

The relations of the Magic-type are as follows:

Offensive Strengths: Magic attacks are effective against:

Ghost

Poison

Psychic

Offensive Weaknesses: Magic attacks do little damage to:

Fighting

Normal

Defensive Strengths: Magic-types are resistant to:

Dark

Fire

Ground

Light

Water

Wind

Defensive Weaknesses: Magic-types are vulnerable to:

Dragon

Rock

Steel

Light-types

The relations of the Light-type are as follows:

Offensive Strengths: Light attacks are effective against:

Bug

Ghost

Ice

Dark

Offensive Weaknesses: Light attacks do little damage to:

Dragon

Fire

Grass

Light

Magic

Steel

Defensive Strengths: Light-types are resistant to:

Dark

Ghost

Light

Defensive Weaknesses: Light-types are vulnerable to:

Fighting

Poison

Rock

Wind-types

The relations of the Wind-type are as follows:

Offensive Strengths: Wind attacks are effective against:

Fire

Flying

Ghost

Ground

Wind

Offensive Weaknesses: Wind attacks do little damage to:

Dragon

Grass

Magic

Rock

Steel

Defensive Strengths: Wind-types are resistant to:

Fire

Fighting

Ground

Defensive Weaknesses: Wind-types are vulnerable to:

Psychic

Rock

Wind

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