PokeBonk damage multipliers explained: the softer type chart

Coming from the main Pokémon games, you may be surprised how mild type advantages are in PokeBonk, the free browser game by Charcher. It keeps the classic 18-type chart but converts each value:

Classic matchup	In-game help text	What PokeBonk applies
Super effective	x2	x1.35
Neutral	x1	x1
Resisted	x0.5	x0.8
Immune	x0	x0.5

For dual types, both values multiply, and the result is clamped between x0.4 and x1.8.

What this means in practice:

A good matchup helps, but it will not delete enemies on its own. Upgrades and evolution still carry a run.
Classic immunities still let half the damage through.
Each starter gets +10% damage on moves of its own type (Grass, Fire or Water).

The full 18x18 grid, built from the game's data, is on the PokeBonk type chart page.

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