Top 5 Pokémon Triple Type Combinations (According to Math)
Channel: Stooby Doobins
Date: 2024-03-11

Are you ready to dive deep into the world of Pokémon strategy? Join us in this exciting video as we explore the top 10 triple type combinations backed by mathematical analysis!

Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of Pokémon types is crucial for any trainer looking to build an impenetrable team. In this video, we break down the science behind offense strategies, using mathematical calculations to identify the most resilient type triplets.

Our list is meticulously crafted, considering factors such as resistances, immunities, and overall overall synergy. From the classic combinations that have stood the test of time to surprising and innovative choices, we've got it all covered.

Get ready to geek out with us as we crunch the numbers and reveal the secrets that make these defensive duos a force to be reckoned with. Whether you're a seasoned Pokémon master or just starting your journey, this video is packed with valuable insights to elevate your battling skills.

Arm your team with knowledge and dominate the Pokémon world! Tune in now to discover the Top 10 triple type Combinations... (According to Math) and take your strategic gameplay to the next level!

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Methodology:
For the defensive value I evaluated each type combination's defensive effectiveness against every offensive type assigning a numerical value for each type of effectiveness: -4 for 4x weak, -2 for 2x weak, 1 for neutral, 2 for 2x resist, 4 for 4x resist, and 2 for immune. I then summed over every offensive type and that was the defensive value. I did a similar thing for each offensive value except the table was flipped meaning 4 for 4x effective and so on. For the overall value I did a normalized average of the offensive and defensive value.


Ranking list link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dc7ZEFCSR6b28t5YdKDu8lh9puA9SWEV/view?usp=sharing