Weakness Infinite

The daily Weakness puzzle without the wait: solve a chart and the next one appears immediately, round after round.

It doubles as type-chart drill. After a run of these, 4x weaknesses and immunities stop being something you look up and start being something you recognise.

The same damage-taken chart puzzle as the daily round, dealt again as soon as you solve one. No limit, no waiting, and no streak on the line.

About this version

Weakness Infinite

This is the version to use if you are actually trying to learn the type chart, because reading defensive profiles is a skill that only comes from doing it repeatedly. One chart a day teaches it very slowly.

Using it as type-chart practice

Work in the same order every time: find the 4x entries, find the 0x entries, then derive the type pair before you think about any Pokémon name at all. Separating the type deduction from the Pokédex recall is what makes the skill transfer to actual battles.

When you get one wrong, do not just read the answer. Take the correct Pokémon's type pair and rebuild the chart from it yourself, then compare with what was on screen. The mismatch shows you exactly which interaction you had backwards.

Patterns worth memorising

  • Steel resists more types than anything else, so an unusually crowded resistance column almost always means Steel.
  • Every 4x needs both halves of a dual type weak to the same attacker — a short list once you start noticing it.
  • The six immunities are the highest-value entries on the board and there are only six. Learning them outright pays for itself immediately.

Is the pool the same as the daily one?

Yes, the same set of Pokémon; only the selection is random instead of date-based.

Does it count toward my streak?

No. Streaks come from the daily round only.

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