The majority of your early Pokémon will be Normal types. There is usually a handful of cute tiny Pokémon to choose from in each game before you have to expand your squad to additional varieties.
It’s true that most Normal kinds aren’t the strongest in competitive play, but there’s nothing quite like coming out on top when the odds are stacked against you.
I’ll be listing the top 18 normal-type Pokémon available. Information on where to get them, and what they bring to the table as a team will be provided.
You may field an entire team of normal-type Pokémon due to the wide selection of these creatures.
18. Slaking
Slaking is a gigantic Normal-type Pokémon that was introduced in Gen III. It is similar to Snorlax, which was the first Pokémon of its type.
Slaking stands out because its starting stats, which add up to 670, are the same as those of most Legendary Pokémon.
But the big problem is that it has the Truant ability, which means that it can only move every other turn.
Over time, players have figured out how to deal with Slaking’s Ability, making it one of the hardest-hitting moves in the whole franchise.
Even while Slaking didn’t have many anime appearances, its might was nevertheless shown through those of Norman and Ash’s adversary Sawyer.
17. Skwovet
Squirrel-like Pokémon Skwovet. The top of its fluffy tail is dark-grayish-brown. Skwovet has a light-grayish-brown underbelly, lips, and cheeks. Its nose and eyes are orange. Its orange-inside ears match its tail.
Skwovet can stuff a lot of food, such Berries, into its cheeks. If full, it can store food in its tail fur. Skwovet’s constant berry consumption has made it stronger than it appears.
If it can’t locate Berries, it may load its cheeks with pebbles. Skwovet will visit farms to eat Berries. When not consuming Berries, they spit out the seeds in rich soil to grow Berry trees.
Since it’s always hungry, it hides and hoards food. Gumshoos predate it.
16. Meowth
Meowth is a famous Normal-type Pokémon from the first nine Pokémon games.
Every game has had Meowth, sometimes only through trade. Meowth’s Dark-type Alolan and Steel-type Galar varieties are rare for a Pokémon.
Given Meowth’s fame in Pokémon, these game cameos are just frosting. As part of Team Rocket, Meowth became iconic.
Since the anime’s beginning, talking Meowth has caused mayhem alongside Jessie and James.
15. Eevee
Even though Eevee is not as popular or strong as other Normal-type Pokémon, it is still the most well-known Normal-type Pokémon.
In the game Let’s Go, Eevee!, Eevee was made the main character, which increased to its stock right away.
Eevee was cute and looked like a real pet that fans may have or want. It was also the Evolution Pokémon, which gave it a distinctive trick.
Eevee may change into different forms called “Eeveelutions,” which can be gotten in different ways. There are eight Eeveelutions right now.
14. Noctowl
You might assume that Noctowl would be a physical assailant, but in reality, it has a significantly higher Sp. than the standard amount of Attack.
This places it in the peculiar position of being a Normal/Flying type Pokémon that possesses the ability to learn an extremely wide variety of techniques.
In addition to the moves that are recommended for it, Noctowl is also capable of learning Heat Wave and a wide variety of other Psychic-type techniques.
13. Ditto
Ditto is plain. A basic, pinkish-purple, amorphous blob with two small dots for eyes and a long, curled mouth. Shiny Ditto is light-blue.
Ditto can become anything perfectly. Transform is its single move, and when battling, it becomes the opponent’s Pokémon.
In anime and movies, it keeps its face when it transforms into a human and shrinks when it becomes a huge Pokémon. Laughing will ruin its change.
Some Ditto morph is better. Hermaphroditic, they may breed with any breedable Pokémon.
12. Silvally
Silvally is almost the same as its pre-evolution, except that it no longer has a helmet. Its bird-like head with a crest is exposed.
It has a metal mouth, two bolts on either side of its head, red ears that point forward, and a crest that looks like a cockatoo’s.
As it was based on a “Pokémon mentioned in mythology” in legends from Sinnoh libraries (which strongly suggest was Arceus), it has a lot of power because it was made by putting together cells from all 18 varieties.
Silvally may transition between types by using its Ability, RKS System, while carrying a Memory Disc.
11. Greedent
Greedent’s numbers revolve primarily around its Attack, Defense, and Sp., but it does not have any Speed-related statistics.
Every time it engages in combat, you will need to check to see that it is wearing a fruit piece of equipment. You won’t be able to use the powerful Belch ability until Greedent has chewed on at least one fruit while the fight is going on.
10. Munchlax
Munchlax is round and teal in appearance, and it has a white spot on its breast. The upper half of its spherical head is turquoise, and the bottom half is cream.
It has enormous eyes that are circular and big ears that stick out. It has cream-colored feet with three clawed toes and hands with five fingers.
Munchlax are much more active than Snorlax. Almost all of their time is spent walking, sprinting, or waddling around in search of food.
Every day, they consume as much as their bodies weigh, and they seldom chew their food before swallowing it.
9. Cinccino
Cinccino, widely considered to be one of the cutest Pokémon in existence, is also a nimble and powerful physical combatant.
Its three primary offensive moves are all designed to strike multiple times and cover a variety of different types of targets.
Because of this, King’s Rock is an excellent piece of equipment for Cinccino because it has a number of different opportunities to cause your opponent to recoil.
8. Drampa
Despite having very poor Speed and Attack numbers, it has an extremely high Sp. Attack rating. The stat with the greatest value is Drampa.
Attacks of any other Pokémon in the game that are of the Normal variety. Because it is of the Dragon type, it is a strong contender for inclusion on your squad.
As a rule, dragons have access to a wide variety of attack types; Drampa is no exception; he possesses sufficient attack type covering to deal with virtually any situation.
7. Hoothoot
Hoothoot looks like an owl and is short and spherical. It has brown feathers, a beige belly, and two pink claws with sharp points at the ends.
Hoothoot starts hooting and tilting its head in the same beat every single day at the same time. Even when he is being attacked, Hoothoot always stands on one foot.
Hoothoot may change the foot it is standing on so quickly that it is impossible to see. It also knows the exact time since it has a unique organ that can tell when the earth is turning.
6. Unfezant
Due to its strong Attack and Speed stats, Unfezant is able to deal significant damage and outpace the majority of its foes.
It is by a wide margin the Normal/Flying type Pokémon that is the quickest in the game.
Through careful reproduction, you may be able to pass on to this Pokémon the ability to use Hypnosis or even Night Slash, depending on how fortunate you feel.
In order to accomplish this, you will first need to locate a Pokémon that belongs to the same egg group as yours and that is also familiar with one of these techniques.
5. Oranguru
There are advantages to having a Normal personality type in addition to a Psychic personality type. Oranguru is only susceptible to the Bug and Dark kinds of attacks.
This Pokémon has mostly defensive stats across the board, making it able to endure hits while also possessing a diverse move pool to deal with a variety of adversaries.
You are going to want to construct Sp. Attack, due to the fact that its base Attack stat is significantly weaker.
4. Dubwool
Before evolving into a Wooloo that is actually useful, your primary adversary Hop’s Dubwool begins out as a relatively feeble version of Wooloo.
Strong defensive numbers are paired with respectable attack and speed stats, but the character’s health point total is quite low.
Because you have access to strangely awesome moves like Thunder Wave, you can construct Dubwool in a variety of different ways.
A more protective strategy to wear down one’s opponents appears to be the most effective approach.
3. Bewear
It’s a fairly big deal to have 500 total stats, particularly when the majority of them are put into Attack and Health.
Bewear is a tanky Pokémon that moves slowly and has a Fighting type as a supplementary ability.
Bewear is an ultimate machine when it comes to fighting opponents based on physical combat!
2. Braviary
The Normal- and Flying-type Braviary is arguably the most well-rounded Pokémon currently in existence.
Any statistic that is not Strength is given much less weight in the distribution of stats. Braviary can function perfectly well without the attack attribute.
Therefore, it is somewhat tanky, but it is also able to inflict a lot of damage and it has decent speed.
1. Snorlax
Even after all of these years, Snorlax, which is widely considered to be one of the most recognizable Pokémon, is still going strong.
Extremely strong Health Points and Attack and Spell Power. It distinguishes itself from other play styles through its emphasis on defense.
Rest is an incredible move, but because opponents like to poison or burn Snorlax to make it easier to take it down, the status condition that Rest replaces with sleeping is a particularly nasty one.
As a result, Snorlax is considered to be the finest and most sought-after Normal type Pokémon in the game.
