Ice (type)

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Template:ElementalTypes Template:TypeNotice Ice trainers of note include Lorelei and Glacia of the Elite Four, Pryce of Mahogany Town, and Suzuna of Kissaki City.

Statistical Averages

Stat Range
At Lv. 50 At Lv. 100
75
135 - 182 260 - 354
67
64 - 130 125 - 256
72
69 - 136 134 - 267
74
71 - 138 137 - 271
79
75 - 144 146 - 282
66
63 - 129 123 - 254
Total:
433
Other Pokémon with this total
  • Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and (if applicable) a hindering nature.
  • Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and (if applicable) a helpful nature.

Battle Properties

Ice-type attacks:

Ice-type Pokémon:

Characteristics

Defensively, the Ice type is one of the worst types, only bearing a resistance to one type (itself) and being weak to four types, although two of those types are not very common. This disadvantage in defensive weaknesses is made up somewhat, since the Ice type often finds itself paired up with the Water type, which effectively neutralises two of its four weaknesses and gives it an offensive advantage against Rock-types.

Offensively, the Ice type is very strong, being one of only two types that is super-effective against Dragon types (indeed, it finds itself more useful for handling Dragon types than Dragon moves since most fully-evolved Dragons have a 4x weakness to Ice moves) and having relatively uncommon types it is not as effective against. One of the types it isn't very effective against, Steel, frequently has a low Special defense, making Ice moves relatively good against them.

Pokémon

Pure Ice-type Pokémon

Half Ice-type Pokémon

Primary Ice-type Pokémon


Secondary Ice-type Pokémon

Moves

Damage-dealing moves

Non-damaging moves

In other languages

  • Japanese: こおり kōri
  • French: glace
  • German: Eis
  • Italian: gelo
  • Spanish: hielo
  • Dutch: ijs
  • Portuguese: gelo
  • Hebrew. קרח
  • Swedish: is
  • Danish: is
  • Norwegian: is
  • Finnish: jää
  • Polish: lodowy
  • Arabic: ثلجي