They can also be represented by simply just having incredible strength (such Pokémon such as Bewear, Pangoro, Crabominable, Conkeldurr and others have this).įighting-type Pokémon have varied ways to evolve as this represents a fighter going on a journey to get stronger and find out who he/she is supposed to be.Įvery generation has introduced at least one Fighting-type specialist: Bruno, the second member of the Kanto and Johto Elite Four Chuck, the fifth Gym Leader of the Johto region Brawly, the second Hoenn Gym Leader Maylene, the third Gym Leader of Sinnoh Marshal, a member of the Unova Elite Four Korrina, the third Gym Leader of the Kalos region Hala, the Melemele Island Kahuna of the Alola region, Bea, the fourth Gym Leader of Galar in Pokémon Sword, and Eri the boss of Team Star's Caph Squad in Paldea.
A considerable number of Fighting-type Pokémon are predominantly or exclusively male. Some Fighting-type Pokémon are represented by looking like fighters ( Machamp looks like a bodybuilder and Crabrawler looks like a French-wrestler) while other are represented by being based on a certain type of fighting style ( Hitmontop is based on capoeira fighting and Gallade is based on sword-fighting). Most Fighting-type Pokémon have a human-like body shape because they represent practitioners of various martial arts, which tend to be real-world humans. In particular, every Fighting-type attack introduced before Generation IV remained a physical attack, with special Fighting attacks only being introduced from Generation IV onwards.
It could be said that they're the opposite to Psychic-type Pokémon because while Pokémon of that type depend primarily on special attacks, Pokémon of the Fighting type depend mostly on physical attacks. Pokémon of this type are specialists in melee attacks, such as punches and kicks.
The Fighting type (かくとうタイプ, Kakutou taipu) is one of the eighteen Pokémon elemental types.
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