With a compelling set of strengths and weaknesses, playing your cards right with a rock type creature can spell the difference between success and defeat. The wait for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet ...

In Pokemon GO, Rock-types were meant to be defensive. However, they have five weaknesses – Grass, Steel, Water, Fighting, and Ground – most of which are extremely common. As a result ...

As a Pokemon without an equal in its category, Mega Tyranitar easily takes the top spot as the strongest Rock-type Pokémon you can get in Pokémon GO's expansive roster.

Rock-Type Pokemon can be one of the trickiest to battle within Pokemon GO. Aside from heavy defense and resistance, their offensive abilities are also high in some cases. Although this type of ...

Pokemon GO debuted Pikachu Pop Star and Pikachu Rock Star as part of the GO Fest Global 2021. Recently Pikachu Pop Star/Rock ...

Pokémon type charts have long been a way for players to figure out the game’s overly complicated Rock Paper Scissors system of determining who is weak to what. That’s because Type ...

Building a competitive team with Rock-type Pokémon can be a challenging yet rewarding endeavor, given their unique strengths and weaknesses. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you construct ...

Druddigon's Rock-type redesign adds a new layer to its cave-dwelling lore, fitting for a "Cave Pokemon." Fans appreciate the fresh take on the neglected Druddigon, longing for new evolutions or forms.

The King’s Rock is one of the original evolution items introduced in the Pokemon franchise that could make a Pokemon holding it evolve when traded. In Pokemon GO it works a little differently.

Pop Star Pikachu and Rock Star Pikachu are meant to fit the Electric-type and Toxtricity themes rocking throughout the event. Still, you need to be extremely careful if you want to catch both ...