Pokemon Statistic Averages by type

[Snork]

For all those who enjoy their statistics, I decided to put together a few graphs showing the average stats for each type. Enjoy

 

[bwburke94]

Doesn't Bulbapedia have this data as well?

 

[Nah]

Doesn't Bulbapedia have this data as well?

It does, but you have to view each type individually. What this guy's done is made it so you can see all of them together in a visual manner, which is a bit nicer.

 

[Beyond Infinity]

Interesting to see that while Dragon is clearly one of the most powerful types in the game, Fairy -bought in to even up the game- looks fairly weak, in the same league as Normal.

Also, why does Normal's attack fall so much in the Evolved line graph?

 

[Snork]

Also, why does Normal's attack fall so much in the Evolved line graph?

Sorry I must have entered a value in wrong, I'll try fix that

 

[Snork]

Values fixed on these graphs

 

[Legobricks]

Good work! Could I trouble you for high-resolution versions (or even vectors, .svg files) of the circular graphs? ie. 1000-2000px.

Interesting to see that while Dragon is clearly one of the most powerful types in the game, Fairy -bought in to even up the game- looks fairly weak, in the same league as Normal.

There are very few Fairy monsters yet so a statistical average isn't so reliable as a strength indicator for this whole type as for others. Still, I don't think it's meant to be a terribly powerful type, just to make Dragon slightly less so.

 

[Flushed]

Haha those Bug Pokemon are looking pretty sad.

But this is interesting, haven't really seen a comparison like this before.

 

[Snork]

Good work! Could I trouble you for high-resolution versions (or even vectors, .svg files) of the circular graphs? ie. 1000-2000px.

I'm not all that knowwy with that kind of stuff but here are some larger versions as well as the excel file :D