Generation VII replaced HMs with Ride Pokémon and added Z-Moves

Alolan forms gave old species new types

• No new types arrived; the chart stayed at 18.
• Eighteen Alolan forms of Generation I species changed types, such as Alolan Vulpix becoming Ice and Alolan Ninetales Ice and Fairy.

The chart held and Dark gained a Prankster immunity

• Dark types became immune to moves boosted by Prankster.

Critical hits, burn and paralysis all weakened

• The critical hit base rate dropped from 1 in 16 to 1 in 24.
• Burn damage dropped from one eighth to one sixteenth of maximum HP.
• Paralysis cut Speed to 50 percent instead of 25 percent.
• A Pokémon that Mega Evolved used its Mega form's Speed on that same turn.

Hyper Training made IVs adjustable at level 100

• Either parent could pass its Poké Ball when both were the same species.
• Hyper Training let level 100 Pokémon treat chosen IVs as 31 for a Bottle Cap each.
• Let's Go, Pikachu and Let's Go, Eevee had no breeding, no held items and no abilities.

Z-Moves and regional forms arrived

• Z-Moves arrived, once per battle, powered by a held Z-Crystal.
• Regional forms arrived with 18 Alolan forms.
• Psychic Terrain arrived, along with the four Tapu abilities that set terrain on entry.
• Ultra Beasts, SOS battles and the Battle Royal format arrived.

Moon ran 12 hours apart from Sun

• Moon ran its clock 12 hours offset from the system clock, and Sun matched the system clock.
• Sun featured Solgaleo and Moon featured Lunala.
• Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon added Ultra Necrozma and Ultra Wormhole travel.
• Let's Go connected to Pokémon GO and used only the 151 Generation I species, their Alolan forms, Meltan and Melmetal.

Type chart era

18 types in the Generations VI to IX chart

Battles in these games follow that chart, shared with the rest of Generations VI to IX. Open the type chart by era