# Battle types

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Each creature in DATAHunter possesses one or two primary types, which influence their strengths and weaknesses against other creatures. Certain types are super effective against others, while others are less effective or even ineffective. This system creates a dynamic interplay between different creatures, encouraging players to build balanced teams that can adapt to various opponents.<br>

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| Attacking Type | Super Effective Against             |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Normal         | –                                   |
| Fire           | Grass, Ice, Bug, Steel              |
| Water          | Fire, Ground, Rock                  |
| Electric       | Water, Flying                       |
| Grass          | Water, Ground, Rock                 |
| Ice            | Grass, Ground, Flying, Dragon       |
| Fighting       | Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, Steel      |
| Poison         | Grass                               |
| Ground         | Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel |
| Flying         | Fighting, Bug, Grass                |
| Psychic        | Fighting, Poison                    |
| Bug            | Grass, Psychic, Dark                |
| Rock           | Fire, Ice, Flying, Bug              |
| Ghost          | Ghost, Psychic                      |
| Dragon         | Dragon                              |
| Dark           | Ghost, Psychic                      |
| Steel          | Ice, Rock                           |

{% hint style="success" %}
While type matchups play a significant role in battles, other factors such as creature stats, movesets, and player skill also influence the outcome. Players are encouraged to experiment with different team compositions and strategies to find what works best for them.
{% endhint %}


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