The strengths and weaknesses of the Steel type in the Pokémon games, and a list of Steel-type Pokémon. Duraludon 0883 Arctovish 0885 Dreepy Contents Info Base stats Evolution chart Pokédex entries Moves learned Sprites Locations Language Duraludon is a Steel / Dragon type Pokémon introduced in Generation 8. It is known as the Alloy Pokémon. The metal composing its body is incredibly durable but also surprisingly light. It only weighs about 88 lbs. in total. Thanks to this, Duraludon can. Copperajah 0878 Cufant Contents Info Base stats Evolution chart Pokédex entries Moves learned Sprites Locations Language Copperajah is a Steel type Pokémon introduced in Generation 8. It is known as the Copperderm Pokémon. Copperajah has a Gigantamax form available in Pokémon Sword/Shield, with an exclusive G-Max move, G-Max Steelsurge. Ghost/Steel is the 4th most resistive type combination based on the left side panel of the dual type chart here on the site. Specifically, the typing resists many of its own weaknesses -- Steel is weak to Fighting, but Ghost is immune to Fighting, rendering Steel/Ghost also immune to fighting. Celesteela 0796 Xurkitree 0798 Kartana Contents Info Base stats Evolution chart Pokédex entries Moves learned Sprites Locations Language Celesteela is a Steel / Flying type Pokémon introduced in Generation 7. It is known as the Launch Pokémon. Celesteela is an Ultra Beast, also known by the code name UB-04 Blaster. Aura Sphere - Covers three of Togekiss's weaknesses and is a nice move overall Thunder Wave/Psychic - Two excellent options for if you want a basic Paraflinch set or cover Poison types Suggested nature: Naughty/Rash Physical Moveset: Iron Head - TR and Main Physical Steel STAB Aegislash has access to (five capitalized words in a row, wow) Heatran 0484 Palkia 0486 Regigigas Contents Info Base stats Evolution chart Pokédex entries Moves learned Sprites Locations Language Heatran is a Fire / Steel type Pokémon introduced in Generation 4. It is known as the Lava Dome Pokémon. Earthquake is a consistently and powerful STAB that covers Steel types. Rock Polish is key on this set, after a boost, Golem hits 414 Speed, enough to outspeed almost everything in PU or ZU. Explosion does massive damage and can provide momentum I guess. Fire Punch covers Grass types. Thunder Punch covers Water types. Toxic to put things on a. Weakness (Explanation) Steel I believe it's weakness to Steel could be associated with the fact that steel and iron can deflect many if not all forces that don't use physical pressure to hit it as Fire doesn't exactly damage steel but rather forces it's molecules to spread. Excadrill Contents Info Base stats Evolution chart Pokédex entries Moves learned Sprites Locations Language Excadrill is a Ground / Steel type Pokémon introduced in Generation 5. It is known as the Subterrene Pokémon.