Pokémon types you rarely use?

[xXLunaSolXx]

I barely use rock-, bug-, steel- or ground-type Pokemon. Maybe it is because most of them don't appeal to me that much?

 

[Gardevoir the Dragon Slayer]

I tend to avoid ground, rock, bug, poison and normal (and now as you don't need fly from gen vii on flying) as I consider those meh boring types.
Also don't use Dragon much.

 

[Sylphiel]

Rock is one I don't normally use, for sure.

Bug, dragon (since by the time I find a dragon type, I usually have a team in place that I like), ice. Also ghost, the only reason I've been using ghost types this gen in my team is because of the amount of new dual-type ghosts, heh. I could probably list like half the types if I were to list all the ones I tend to not use. Rock is definitely the one I just about never use for any reason, though.

 

[Frozocrone]

I don't normally use Flying types for the Flying type, normally for the secondary type.

Rock types rarely make it into the team for the same reason (exception was Lycanroc)

 

[BlazingCobaltX]

Most types that were Physical before the split in gen IV. I often find myself using a more colorful array of types -- like Fire, Water, Electric, Grass, etc. So I often forgo types like Fighting, Ground, Rock, apparently all the brown ones when you look at the color coding, lmao. Welp.

Same here. Not only are they more colourful, I like their moves move. I especially don't use Bug, Steel and Rock types, unless they happen to be secondary types.

 

[Umbreon92]

Normal, Bug, and Poison. I just never had any luck with those ones.

 

[Flowerchild]

I really want to use Dragon-types but by the time they become available my team is always already set. I often try to cram one into the team at the expense at some other member but it normally doesn't work out and I switch back to the benched team member after a little while.

 

[Polar Spectrum]

I honestly stay away from too many dragon types, probably just my old preconception of them being overused.

Perhaps I'll trian more, now that there's a wide variety of dual typings they have, and fairies poop on 'em.