Normal type

The is one of the eighteen Pokémon elemental types. 
More moves are Normal type than any other type; however, many of these moves are status moves that don't inflict any damage. Prior to Generation IV, all Normal-type moves that dealt damage were physical attacks; today, the majority of Normal attacks remain physical, with only a few special-attacking Normal moves introduced plus a handful of previous attacks being changed to special-attacking. Normal moves are widely distributed among the majority of species of Pokémon, with several capable of being learned by every species that can learn TMs and HMs, or Move Tutor moves. Some low-powered moves like Tackle and Scratch stand out for being the first damage-inflicting move that various species learn by level-up.
Among species, Normal-type Pokémon tend to be based on a variety of different real-world animals. Normal typically did not pair with other types except Flying, in order to portray standard species of birds. As the generations progressed, more Normal types were introduced that represented other types as well. In every generation, one would encounter a purely Normal-type species in the wild in the first route that they encounter wild Pokémon in; that particular species would evolve into its final form at or before level 20.
The Normal type has been specifically engineered to lack any offensive or defensive advantage: offensively it hits no types super-effectively but two types resist it and one is immune to it, while defensively it resists no types (but is immune to one), while one type hits it super-effectively. Defensive Normal-type Pokémon would typically have high defensive stats while offensive Normal types would typically learn a large variety of moves.
Normal is also used to represent some species, and even moves, that change type - notable examples include Castform, Kecleon and Arceus, who can all change type through their abilities. Conversion and Conversion 2 both change the user's type but are learned only by Porygon's evolutionary line. Hidden Power and Natural Gift are Normal-type moves by classification but can be any other type depending on the specific factors - Hidden Power can never be Normal type in practice, while only one kind of Berry grants Natural Gift a Normal type.
Famous Normal-type Pokémon Trainers include Whitney, the third Gym Leader of the Johto region; Norman, the fifth Gym Leader of Hoenn; Lenora, the second Gym Leader of Unova; Cheren, who replaces Lenora as Gym Leader in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2; and Ilima, the Trial Captain of Melemele Island, Alola. 
==Normal-type moves==
*There are 201 Normal-type moves.
**In Generation I, 77 moves were introduced.4 moves were changed from the Normal type to other types in Generation II.
**In Generation II, 35 moves were introduced.3 moves were changed from the Normal type to the Fairy type in Generation VI.
**In Generation III, 28 moves were introduced.
**In Generation IV, 15 moves were introduced.
**In Generation V, 15 moves were introduced.
**In Generation VI, 8 moves were introduced.
**In Generation VII, 9 moves were introduced.
**In Generation VIII, 10 moves were introduced, with 3 Gigantamax moves and 2 Dynamax moves.
**In Generation IX, 11 moves were introduced.
*In battles: Other moves stand out.
**70 moves are of the type.
**24 moves are of the type.
**101 moves are of the type.
*In contests: Cute moves stand out.
**56 moves are of the type.
**42 moves are of the type.
**29 moves are of the type.
**24 moves are of the type.
**20 moves are of the type.
===List of Normal-type moves===
Name 	Category	Contest 	Generation 	Power
Acupressure 	 	Before Generation VI, this was a -type move.	Generation IV 	-
After You 	 	 	Generation V 	-
Assist 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Attract 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Barrage 	 	Before Generation VI, this was a -type move.	Generation I 	15
Baton Pass 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Belly Drum 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Bestow 	 	 	Generation V 	-
Bide 	 	 	Generation I 	Double the damage taken
Bind 	 	 	Generation I 	15
Block 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Blood Moon 	 	- 	Generation IX 	-
Body Slam 	 	 	Generation I 	85
Boomburst 	 	 	Generation VI 	140
Breakneck Blitz 	- 	- 	Generation VII 	-
Camouflage 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Captivate 	 	Before Generation VI, this was a -type move.	Generation IV 	-
Celebrate 	 	 	Generation VI 	-
Chip Away 	 	 	Generation V 	70
Comet Punch 	 	 	Generation I 	18 (x2-5)
Confide 	 	 	Generation VI 	-
Constrict 	 	 	Generation I 	10
Conversion 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Conversion 2 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Copycat 	 	 	Generation IV 	-
Court Change 	 	- 	Generation VIII	-
Covet 	 	 	Generation III 	60
Crush Claw 	 	 	Generation III 	75
Crush Grip 	 	 	Generation IV 	Depends on the target's HP
Cut 	 	 	Generation I 	50
Defense Curl 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Disable 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Dizzy Punch 	 	 	Generation I 	70
Doodle 	 	- 	Generation IX 	-
Double Hit 	 	Before Generation VI, this was a -type move.	Generation IV 	35 (x2)
Double Slap 	 	 	Generation I 	15 (x2)
Double Team 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Double-Edge 	 	 	Generation I 	120
Echoed Voice 	 	 	Generation V 	40+
Egg Bomb 	 	 	Generation I 	100
Encore 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Endeavor 	 	 	Generation III 	Equalizes the taget's HP with the user's HP
Endure 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Entrainment 	 	 	Generation V 	-
Explosion 	 	 	Generation I 	250
Extreme Evoboost 	 	- 	Generation VII 	-
Extreme Speed 	 	 	Generation II 	80
Facade 	 	 	Generation III 	70
Fake Out 	 	 	Generation III 	40
False Swipe 	 	 	Generation II 	40
Feint 	 	 	Generation IV 	30
Fillet Away 	 	- 	Generation IX 	-
Flail 	 	 	Generation II 	Depends on the user's HP
Flash 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Focus Energy 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Follow Me 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Foresight 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Frustration 	 	 	Generation II 	Depends on the happiness level
Fury Attack 	 	 	Generation I 	15 (x2-5)
Fury Swipes 	 	 	Generation I 	18 (x2-5)
G-Max Cuddle 	- 	- 	Generation VIII	-
G-Max Gold Rush 	- 	- 	Generation VIII	-
G-Max Replenish 	- 	- 	Generation VIII	-
Giga Impact 	 	 	Generation IV 	150
Glare 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Growl 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Growth 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Guillotine 	 	 	Generation I 	K.O. in one hit
Happy Hour 	 	 	Generation VI 	-
Harden 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Head Charge 	 	 	Generation V 	120
Headbutt 	 	 	Generation I 	70
Heal Bell 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Helping Hand 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Hidden Power 	 	 	Generation II 	60
Hold Back 	 	 	Generation VI 	40
Hold Hands 	 	 	Generation VI 	-
Horn Attack 	 	 	Generation I 	65
Horn Drill 	 	 	Generation I 	K.O. in one hit
Howl 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Hyper Beam 	 	 	Generation I 	150
Hyper Drill 	 	- 	Generation IX 	100
Hyper Fang 	 	 	Generation I 	80
Hyper Voice 	 	 	Generation III 	90
Judgment 	 	 	Generation IV 	100
Laser Focus 	 	- 	Generation VII 	-
Last Resort 	 	 	Generation IV 	130
Leer 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Lock-On 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Lovely Kiss 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Lucky Chant 	 	 	Generation IV 	-
Max Guard 	- 	- 	Generation VIII	-
Max Strike 	- 	- 	Generation VIII	-
Me First 	 	Before Generation VI, this was a -type move.	Generation IV 	-
Mean Look 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Mega Kick 	 	 	Generation I 	120
Mega Punch 	 	 	Generation I 	80
Metronome 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Milk Drink 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Mimic 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Mind Reader 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Minimize 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Morning Sun 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Multi Attack 	 	 	Generation VII 	
Natural Gift 	 	 	Generation IV 	-
Nature Power 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Noble Roar 	 	 	Generation VI 	-
Odor Sleuth 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Pain Split 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Pay Day 	 	 	Generation I 	40
Perish Song 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Play Nice 	 	 	Generation VI 	-
Population Bomb 	 	- 	Generation IX 	20
Pound 	 	 	Generation I 	40
Power Shift 	 	- 	Generation VIII	-
Present 	 	 	Generation II 	Varies
Protect 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Psych Up 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Pulverizing Pancake	 	- 	Generation VII 	210
Quick Attack 	 	 	Generation I 	40
Rage 	 	 	Generation I 	20
Raging Bull 	 	- 	Generation IX 	90
Rapid Spin 	 	 	Generation II 	20
Razor Wind 	 	 	Generation I 	80
Recover 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Recycle 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Reflect Type 	 	 	Generation V 	-
Refresh 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Relic Song 	 	 	Generation V 	75
Retaliate 	 	 	Generation V 	70
Return 	 	 	Generation II 	Depends on the happiness level
Revelation Dance 	 	- 	Generation VII 	90
Revival Blessing 	 	- 	Generation IX 	-
Roar 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Rock Climb 	 	 	Generation IV 	90
Round 	 	 	Generation V 	60
Safeguard 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Scary Face 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Scratch 	 	 	Generation I 	40
Screech 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Secret Power 	 	 	Generation III 	70
Self-Destruct 	 	 	Generation I 	200
Sharpen 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Shed Tail 	 	- 	Generation IX 	-
Shell Smash 	 	 	Generation V 	-
Simple Beam 	 	 	Generation V 	-
Sing 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Sketch 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Skull Bash 	 	 	Generation I 	100
Slack Off 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Slam 	 	 	Generation I 	80
Slash 	 	 	Generation I 	70
Sleep Talk 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Smelling Salts 	 	 	Generation III 	7060 until Generation VI.
Smokescreen 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Snore 	 	 	Generation II 	40
Soft-Boiled 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Sonic Boom 	 	 	Generation I 	20 HP
Spike Cannon 	 	 	Generation I 	20 (x2-5)
Spit Up 	 	 	Generation III 	100+
Splash 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Spotlight 	 	- 	Generation VII 	-
Stockpile 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Stomp 	 	 	Generation I 	65
Strength 	 	 	Generation I 	80
Stuff Cheeks 	 	- 	Generation VIII	-
Substitute 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Super Fang 	 	 	Generation I 	Half the resting HP
Supersonic 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Swagger 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Swallow 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Sweet Scent 	 	 	Generation II 	-
Swift 	 	 	Generation I 	60
Swords Dance 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Tackle 	 	 	Generation I 	5035 until Generation V.
Tail Slap 	 	 	Generation V 	25 (x2-5)
Tail Whip 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Take Down 	 	 	Generation I 	90
Tearful Look 	 	- 	Generation VII 	-
Teatime 	 	- 	Generation VIII	-
Techno Blast 	 	 	Generation V 	85
Teeter Dance 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Tera Blast 	 	- 	Generation IX 	80
Tera Starstorm 	 	- 	Generation IX 	120
Terrain Pulse 	 	- 	Generation VIII	50
Thrash 	 	 	Generation I 	120
Tickle 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Tidy Up 	 	- 	Generation IX 	-
Transform 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Tri Attack 	 	 	Generation I 	80
Trump Card 	 	 	Generation IV 	Depends on the PP
Uproar 	 	 	Generation III 	9050 until Generation IV.
Vise Grip 	 	 	Generation I 	55
Veevee Volley 	 	 	Generation VII 	Varies
Weather Ball 	 	 	Generation III 	50
Whirlwind 	 	 	Generation I 	-
Wish 	 	 	Generation III 	-
Work Up 	 	 	Generation V 	-
Wrap 	 	 	Generation I 	15
Wring Out 	 	 	Generation IV 	Depends on the user's HP
Yawn 	 	 	Generation III 	-
===Effectiveness of Normal-type moves===
 Not very effective against Pokémon of the types: and .
 
 Ineffective against Pokémon of the types: .
===Weaknesses and resistances of the Normal type===
A type chart displaying the weaknesses and resistances of a Pokémon when damaged by a move. Empty fields are moves that do normal damage. 
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==Normal-type-Pokémon Trainers==
===Normal-type-Pokémon Gym Leaders===
Leader 	Location 	Badge
Whitney 	Goldenrod City, Johto	Plain Badge
Norman 	Petalburg City, Hoenn	Balance Badge
LenoraOnly in Pokémon Black and White. 	Nacrene City, Unova 	Basic Badge
CherenOnly in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2.	Aspertia City, Unova 	Basic Badge
Larry 	Medali, Paldea 	
===Normal-type-Pokémon Trial Captains===
Leader	Location 	Z-Crystal
Ilima 	Verdant Cavern, Alola	Normalium Z
===Normal-type-Pokémon Elite Four members===
There are no Elite Four members that specialize in the Normal type.
===Normal type records===
* Regigigas is the tallest Normal type.
* Azurill is the smallest Normal type.
* Snorlax is the heaviest Normal type.
* Castform is the lightest Normal type.
* Starly and Pikipek evolve at the lowest level (14)
* Rufflet evolves at the highest level (54)
* Blissey has the most HP and Sp. Defense of all Normal-types (255 & 135 respectively)
* Chansey has the highest Special Defense of all Normal types when holding an Eviolite. (157)
* Slaking and Regigigas tie for the most Attack of all Normal-types (160)
* Mega Audino has the most Defense of all Normal-types (126). But when Type: Null has an Eviolite, Type: Null has the highest Defense of all Normal types (142).
* Mega Pidgeot, Drampa, Bloodmoon Ursaluna, and Porygon-Z all tie for the most Sp. Atk of all Normal-types (135)
* Mega Lopunny has the most Speed of all Normal-types (135)
* Swellow has the highest speed of all non-Legendary Normal types (125)
* Arceus has the highest base stat total of all Normal-types (720)
==Normal-type Pokémon==
137 Pokémon are Normal type.
===Pure Normal-type Pokémon===
0019Rattata.png| #019: Rattata
0020Raticate.png| #020: Raticate
0052Meowth.png| #052: Meowth
0053Persian.png| #053: Persian
0108Lickitung.png| #108: Lickitung
0113Chansey.png| #113: Chansey
0115Kangaskhan.png| #115: Kangaskhan
0128Tauros.png| #128: Tauros
0132Ditto.png| #132: Ditto
0133Eevee.png| #133: Eevee
0137Porygon.png| #137: Porygon
0143Snorlax.png| #143: Snorlax
0161Sentret.png| #161: Sentret
0162Furret.png| #162: Furret
0190Aipom.png| #190: Aipom
0206Dunsparce.png| #206: Dunsparce
0216Teddiursa.png| #216: Teddiursa
0217Ursaring.png| #217: Ursaring
0233Porygon2.png| #233: Porygon2
0234Stantler.png| #234: Stantler
0235Smeargle.png| #235: Smeargle
0241Miltank.png| #241: Miltank
0242Blissey.png| #242: Blissey
0263Zigzagoon.png| #263: Zigzagoon
0264Linoone.png| #264: Linoone
0287Slakoth.png| #287: Slakoth
0288Vigoroth.png| #288: Vigoroth
0289Slaking.png| #289: Slaking
0293Whismur.png| #293: Whismur
0294Loudred.png| #294: Loudred
0295Exploud.png| #295: Exploud
0300Skitty.png| #300: Skitty
0301Delcatty.png| #301: Delcatty
0327Spinda.png| #327: Spinda
0335Zangoose.png| #335: Zangoose
0351Castform.png| #351: Castform
0352Kecleon.png| #352: Kecleon
0399Bidoof.png| #399: Bidoof
0424Ambipom.png| #424: Ambipom
0427Buneary.png| #427: Buneary
0428Lopunny.png| #428: Lopunny
0431Glameow.png| #431: Glameow
0432Purugly.png| #432: Purugly
0440Happiny.png| #440: Happiny
0446Munchlax.png| #446: Munchlax
0463Lickilicky.png| #463: Lickilicky
0474Porygon-Z.png| #474: Porygon-Z
0486Regigigas.png| #486: Regigigas
0493Arceus.png| #493: Arceus
0504Patrat.png| #504: Patrat
0505Watchog.png| #505: Watchog
0506Lillipup.png| #506: Lillipup
0507Herdier.png| #507: Herdier
0508Stoutland.png| #508: Stoutland
0531Audino.png| #531: Audino
0572Minccino.png| #572: Minccino
0573Cinccino.png| #573: Cinccino
0626Bouffalant.png| #626: Bouffalant
0659Bunnelby.png| #659: Bunnelby
0676Furfrou.png| #676: Furfrou
0734Yungoos.png| #734: Yungoos
0735Gumshoos.png| #735: Gumshoos
0772Type- Null.png| #772: Type: Null
0773Silvally.png| #773: Silvally
0775Komala.png| #775: Komala
0819Skwovet.png| #819: Skwovet
0820Greedent.png| #820: Greedent
0831Wooloo.png| #831: Wooloo
0832Dubwool.png| #832: Dubwool
0915Lechonk.png| #915: Lechonk
0916Oinkologne.png| #916: Oinkologne
0924Tandemaus.png| #924: Tandemaus
0925Maushold.png| #925: Maushold
0982Dudunsparce.png| #982: Dudunsparce
1024Terapagos.png | #1024: Terapagos (Normal Form)
===Primary Normal-type Pokémon ===
0016Pidgey.png| #016: Pidgey
0017Pidgeotto.png| #017: Pidgeotto
0018Pidgeot.png| #018: Pidgeot
0021Spearow.png| #021: Spearow
0022Fearow.png| #022: Fearow
0039Jigglypuff.png| #039: JigglypuffThis Pokémon was a pure -type Pokémon until Generation VI.
0040Wigglytuff.png| #040: Wigglytuff
0083Farfetch'd.png| #083: Farfetch'd
0084Doduo.png| #084: Doduo
0085Dodrio.png| #085: Dodrio
0163Hoothoot.png| #163: Hoothoot
0164Noctowl.png| #164: Noctowl
0174Igglybuff.png| #174: Igglybuff
0203Girafarig.png| #203: Girafarig
0276Taillow.png| #276: Taillow
0277Swellow.png| #277: Swellow
0298Azurill.png| #298: Azurill
0333Swablu.png| #333: Swablu
0396Starly.png| #396: Starly
0397Staravia.png| #397: Staravia
0398Staraptor.png| #398: Staraptor
0400Bibarel.png| #400: Bibarel
0441Chatot.png| #441: Chatot
0519Pidove.png| #519: Pidove
0520Tranquill.png| #520: Tranquill
0521MFUnfezant.png| #521: Unfezant
0570AZorua.png| #570: Hisuian Zorua
0571AZoroark.png| #571: Hisuian Zoroark
0585Deerling.png| #585: Deerling
0586Sawsbuck.png| #586: Sawsbuck
0627Rufflet.png| #627: Rufflet
0628Braviary.png| #628: Braviary
0648Meloetta.png| #648: Meloetta (Aria Forme)
0660Diggersby.png| #660: Diggersby
0661Fletchling.png| #661: Fletchling
0731Pikipek.png| #731: Pikipek
0732Trumbeak.png| #732: Trumbeak
0733Toucannon.png| #733: Toucannon
0759Stufful.png| #759: Stufful
0760Bewear.png| #760: Bewear
0765Oranguru.png| #765: Oranguru
0780Drampa.png| #780: Drampa
0899Wyrdeer.png| #899: Wyrdeer
0931Squawkabilly.png| #931: Squawkabilly
0981Farigiraf.png| #981: Farigiraf
=== Secondary Normal-type Pokémon ===
0019ARattata.png| #019: Alolan Rattata
0020ARaticate.png| #020: Alolan Raticate
0263AZigzagoon.png| #263: Galarian Zigzagoon
0264ALinoone.png| #264: Galarian Linoone
0667Litleo.png| #667: Litleo
0668Pyroar Male and Female.png| #668: Pyroar
0694Helioptile.png| #694: Helioptile
0695Heliolisk.png| #695: Heliolisk
0862Obstagoon.png| #862: Obstagoon
0876Indeedee.png| #876: Indeedee
0901Ursaluna.png| #901: Ursaluna
0928Smoliv.png| #928: Smoliv
0929Dolliv.png| #929: Dolliv
0930Arboliva.png| #930: Arboliva
0944Shroodle.png| #944: Shroodle
0945Grafaiai.png| #945: Grafaiai
0967Cyclizar.png| #967: Cyclizar
===Pokémon with Normal-type alternate formes===
The following alternate formes of some Pokémon are also of the Normal type.
0018MPidgeot.png| #018: Mega Pidgeot
0052GMeowth.png| #052: Gigantamax Meowth
0115MKangaskhan.png| #115: Mega Kangaskhan
0133GEevee.png| #133: Gigantamax Eevee
0143GSnorlax.png| #143: Gigantamax Snorlax
0428MLopunny.png| #428: Mega Lopunny
0531MAudino.png| #531: Mega Audino
0648AMeloetta.png| #648: Meloetta (Pirouette Forme)Only in its Pirouette Forme.
0901Ursaluna Blood Moon Pokémon HOME.png| #901: Ursaluna (Blood Moon)
1024ATerapagos.png | #1024: Terapagos (Terastal Form)
1024BTerapagos.png | #1024: Terapagos (Stellar Form)
===Former Normal-type Pokémon===
Prior to Generation VI 8 Pokémon were Normal type, but with the introduction of the Fairy type they were changed to reflect the new type. Former primary Normal-type Pokémon are: 
*Clefairy
*Clefable
*Cleffa
*Togepi
*Snubbull
*Granbull
In addition, Normal/Flying-type Pokémon were updated to be Fairy/Flying type:
*Togetic
*Togekiss
==Relations with other types==
*They're weak against the type because a regular person doesn't stand a chance against a professional fighter.
*The and types resist them because a normal person's hit against those elements is not very effective, as they are both hard.
*They're immune to the type and vice versa because a mortal and a ghost can't hurt each other.
==Trivia== 
*The moves Bite, Sand Attack, Gust, Karate Chop, Sweet Kiss, Charm and Moonlight were all originally Normal-type moves.
*The Normal type is the second most common type, with being the first.
*The Normal type ties with the type for the least weaknesses (1 each).
*The Normal type is the only type that isn't super effective against any other type.
** It is also the only type that has no resistances.
*No Pokémon gain the Normal type upon evolution. It shares this trait with the type.
*The Normal type currently has the most unused type combinations, having four different types it hasn't been paired with. As of Generation IX, it has yet to be paired with the , , and types.
*The most common combination of types in the Pokémon world is the / typing, having 26 different Pokémon.
**The type is also the most common among mono-type Pokémon, with 75 different Pokémon being mono- type.
* The type is the only Pokémon type that has lost Pokémon. Namely, eight Pokémon (Cleffa, Clefairy, Clefable, Togepi, Togetic, Togekiss, Snubbull, and Granbull) were changed into types in Generation VI.
*The type is the only Pokémon type that has lost moves.
**In Generation II, the moves Bite, Gust, Karate Chop, and Sand Attack were changed into , , , and , respectively.
**In Generation VI, the moves Charm, Moonlight, and Sweet Kiss were changed into type moves.
==Notes==
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fr:Normal
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