Have you ever wondered, what Rock Type Pokemon are you? If so, you have come to the right spot. All you have to do is answer the questions about yourself and we will let you know the rock-type that you most closely resemble (or should be your favorite). Possible results include Onix, Tyranitar, Lycanroc, Coalossal, and more. Note: You can also use this as a quiz to help you determine the rock-type that you should use during your playthrough.
What Rock Type Pokemon Are You?
Instructions: Make sure to answer the questions below and it will give you your result at the very end. It will automatically move you to the next question after you choose your answer. We also have social sharing buttons right below your result so you can easily share who you got with your friends.
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Here Are All Of The Possible Results That You Could Have Gotten:
Here are all of the potential results from the quiz and also some additional details about each of them.
Onix
Onix is a rock/ground combo that was introduced in Generation 1. It evolves into Steelix after trading it while holding a metal coat. In the anime, Onix has played a big role and it also serves as one of the main Pokemon for Brock, Bruno, Drake, Janina, and more.
Aerodactyl
Aerodactyl is a rock/flying combo that was introduced in Generation 1. It is only acquired after being resurrected from an old amber and it also does not evolve from or into anything. It has made plenty of appearances in the anime, and it has been used by Gary Oak and Trevor.
Tyranitar
Tyranitar is a rock/dark combo that was introduced in Generation 2. It evolves from Larvitar and then Pupitar. It has made many appearances in the anime and also played a big role in the 4th Pokemon movie, Celebi: The Voice Of The Forest.
Aggron
Aggron is a rock/steel combo that was introduced in Generation 3. It evolves from Aron and then Lairon. It has appeared many times in the anime and has been used by trainers like Steven Stone, Paul, Gozu, and more.
Rhyperior
Rhyperior is a rock/ground combo that was introduced in Generation 4. It evolves from Rhyhorn and then Rhydon if traded while holding a protector. It has been seen several times in the anime and has been used by trainers like Palmer, Forrest, and Remo.
Tyrantrum
Tyrantrum is a rock/dragon combo that was introduced in Generation 6. It evolves from Tyrunt after you revive it from a jaw fossil. It has only made a few appearances in the anime so far.
Lycanroc
Lycanroc is a pure rock type that was introduced in Generation 7. It evolves from Rockruff and has three different forms that it can evolve into: Dusk, Midday, or Midnight. In the anime, Ash Ketchum has a Lycanroc, which is in dusk form. Gladion also has one but in its midnight form.
Drednaw
Drednaw is a rock/water combo that was introduced in Generation 8. It evolves from Chewtle. It has made several appearances in the anime so far but has not been caught by any of the main characters.
Coalossal
Coalossal is a rock/fire combo that was introduced in Generation 8. It evolves from Rolycoly and then Carkol. As of writing this, it has not appeared in the anime yet but it likely will soon.
All Rock Type Pokemon
Here is a list of all the Rock Pokemon from all of the different Generations.
- Geodude
- Geodude (Alolan Form)
- Graveler
- Graveler (Alolan Form)
- Golem
- Golem (Alolan Form)
- Onix
- Rhyhorn
- Rhydon
- Omanyte
- Omastar
- Kabuto
- Kabutops
- Aerodactyl
- Sudowoodo
- Shuckle
- Magcargo
- Corsola
- Larvitar
- Pupitar
- Tyranitar
- Nosepass
- Aron
- Lairon
- Aggron
- Lunatone
- Solrock
- Lileep
- Cradily
- Anorith
- Armaldo
- Relicanth
- Regirock
- Cranidos
- Rampardos
- Shieldon
- Bastiodon
- Bonsly
- Rhyperior
- Probopass
- Arceus
- Roggenrola
- Boldore
- Gigalith
- Dwebble
- Crustle
- Tirtouga
- Carracosta
- Archen
- Archeops
- Terrakion
- Binacle
- Barbaracle
- Tyrunt
- Tyrantrum
- Amaura
- Aurorus
- Carbink
- Diancie
- Rockruff
- Lycanroc
- Silvally
- Minior
- Nihilego
- Stakataka
The Best Rock Type Trainers
Here are the best trainers from all generations who use Rock types as their main focus.
- Brock, who is the Leader of the Pewter City Gym. He gives out the Boulder Badge any trainer that is able to beat him.
- Roxanne, who is the Leader of the Rustboro City Gym. She gives out the Stone Badge any trainer that is able to beat him.
- Roark, who is the Leader of the Oreburgh City Gym. He gives out the Coal Badge any trainer that is able to beat him.
- Grant, who is the Leader of the Cyllage City Gym. He gives out the Cliff Badge any trainer that is able to beat him.
- Olivia, who is a member of the Elite Four in the Alola Pokémon League.
- Gordie, who is the Leader of the Circhester City Gym (but only in Pokemon Sword). He gives out the Rock Badge any trainer that is able to beat him.
Some Additional Rock-Type Trivia
Here are some things that we found interesting but couldn’t fit anywhere else.
- The most rock-types were introduced in Generation 3, with 12 new ones. This includes Nosepass, Aron, Lairon, Aggron, Lunatone, Solrock, Lileep, Cradily, Anorith, Armaldo, Relicanth, and Regirock.
- Generation 7 and 8 introduced the least amount of rock-types, with 5 new ones each.
- The first pure rock type that was introduced was Sudowoodo in Generation 2.
- Jasmine, who is the Leader of the Olivine City Gym, used to use rock-type prior to switching to steel.
So, what Rock type Pokemon are you? Let me know in the comment section and make sure to also share this with your friends to compare your answers. We would also love to know who you think is the strongest rock type Pokemon from any Generation.
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