Generation IX made Terastallization the battle mechanic and dropped Dynamax

Stellar arrived as a Tera-only type

• No new standard types arrived; the chart stayed at 18.
• The Indigo Disk added Stellar, a type used only as a Tera Type.
• Paldean Wooper became Poison and Ground, and the three Paldean Tauros breeds were Fighting, Fighting and Fire, and Fighting and Water.

Terastallization changed defense without changing the chart

• A Terastallized Pokémon defended as its single Tera Type, except a Stellar Tera Type, which kept the original types.

Tera STAB reached 2 times and snow replaced hail

• STAB rose to 2 times when a Pokémon Terastallized into one of its original types.
• Moves of the Tera Type under 60 base power were raised to 60, apart from multi-hit and priority moves.
• Snow replaced hail, raising Ice-type Defense by 1.5 times and dealing no damage.

Picnics replaced the Nursery

• Picnics replaced the Nursery: eggs appeared in the picnic basket.
• Egg moves transferred between two Pokémon of one species at a picnic.
• Hyper Training became available from level 50.
• Sandwiches with Sparkling Power raised shiny odds for one species.

Dynamax left after one generation

• Dynamax and Gigantamax were dropped.
• Mass outbreaks became visible on the map and repeatable.

Scarlet and Violet split the Paradox Pokémon by era

• Scarlet featured Koraidon and the ancient Paradox Pokémon; Violet featured Miraidon and the future Paradox Pokémon.
• Scarlet's school was Naranja Academy and Violet's was Uva Academy.
• The Teal Mask added the Kitakami region, and The Indigo Disk added Blueberry Academy and the Stellar type.

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