10 Best DualType Electric Pokémon

10 Best Dual-Type Electric Pokémon

Electric-types are popular within Pokémon. Here are some of the best dual-type electric Pokémon in the game.

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With Pikachu being by far the most recognizable Pokémon in the world (acting as the mascot of the entire franchise to this day), Electric is a type that people are more familiar with than most.

But beyond Pikachu is a roster full of truly imaginative Pokémon that represents one of the rarest recurring natural elements in the real world. And these Electric Pokémon become all the more imaginative when another type is thrown into the mix, resulting in tricky matchups no opponent wants to battle, and making one of the fan-favorite types even more desirable.

10 Mega Ampharos

The evolved form of Flaaffy (and final form of Mareep), Generation II’s Mega Ampharos is an Electric/Dragon-type. It has a base stat total of 610, standing out in the category of Special Attack. Unlike its previous forms, it doesn’t resemble much of a sheep, and it doesn’t fight like one either. With the help of the held item Ampharosite, Ampharos can evolve into Mega Ampharos, further raising its power, appeal, and returning its fluffy look.

9 Rotom

A Pokémon that truly speaks to modernity, Rotom’s second type actually varies. Primarily an Electric/Ghost-type, Rotom has the power to possess certain appliances (ranging from washing machines to lawnmowers) and change forms, with each form granting Rotom a different second type. First appearing in Generation IV, Rotom has a base stat total of 440, it jumps up to a 520 whenever it possesses an appliance and changes form. With its inherent flexibility, Rotom can adapt to virtually any battle strategy, making it an invaluable part of any roster.

8 Lanturn

Also from Generation II, and evolving from the angler Pokémon Chinchou, Lanturn is a handy (and rare) Water/Electric-type. In fact, Water/Electric is so uncommon that Lanturn is just one of three in existence (along with its pre-evolved form Chinchou and Rotom’s Washing Rotom form). It has a base stat total of 460, standing out when it comes to HP. With only two weaknesses and an aptitude for strong Electric and Water-type attacks, it conveniently fills two roles in a trainer’s early rotation, living up to its dual type. For what it lacks in raw power, Lanturn makes up for in its versatility.

7 Toxtricity

Evolving from Toxel, Toxtricity hails from the most recent Generation VIII, whose second type is Poison. A dual-type Pokémon, Toxtricity also evolves into different forms depending on its nature.

It can either have an Amped Form (Purple and Yellow skin with a single spark pattern) or a Low Key Form (Purple and Light Blue skin with a dual spark pattern). Its base stat total is 502, with its high mark being SP Attack. Resistant to an impressive eight types of attacks while only having a weakness against two, Toxtricity doesn’t go down easy, especially since gaining its Gigantamax form.

6 Raichu (Alolan Form)

Originally from Generation I, Raichu is the evolved form of Pokémon franchise representative, Pikachu (when exposed to a Thunder Stone). Initially a single type like its pre-evolved form, it wasn’t until Generation VII that Raichu was granted a powerful second type (coupled with a fresh Alolan look). That type was Psychic, making it the only Electric/Psychic Pokémon (so far). Alolan Raichu has a base stat total of 485 and is a particular standout when it comes to Speed. With its one-of-a-kind dual-type combination, Raichu makes for an interesting option in battle.

5 Magnezone

Evolving from Magneton (by leveling up in a special magnetic field or being given the Thunder Stone), Magnezone was first introduced in Generation IV.

The final form of Magnemite (as well as inheriting it’s Electric/Steel-type), Magnezone is easily the most offputting of the three in terms of appearance (when it sleeps, its big central eye stays open). However, with a base stat total of 535 (standing out in SP Attack and Defense), and immunity or resistance to a whopping 12 different attack types, trainers will surely look past its appearance.

4 Zekrom

Going from the most offputting to arguably the coolest looking Pokemon, Zekrom is a legendary Dragon/Electric-type from Generation V. It is part of the fabled Tao trio from the Unova region, including fellow legendary Dragon dual-types, Reshiram and Kyurem. Using the Key item DNA Splicers, Zekrom can even fuse with Kyurem to create Black Kyurem. Living up to its legendary status, Zekrom has a base stat total of 680, standing out in Attack, Defense, and SP Attack. With a handful of resistance and only a few weaknesses to the more obscure attack types, Zekrom makes for one formidable Pokémon.

3 Tapu Koko

Another legendary Pokémon, Tapu Koko is one of the guardian deities of Melemele Island in Alola (along with Tapu Lele, Tapu Bulu, and Tapu Fini). First appearing in Generation VII, Tapu Koko is one of only two Electric/Fairy types, along with the adorable antenna Pokemon, Dedenne. Tapu Koko has a base stat total of 570, with high marks in Speed and Attack. With a weakness to only Poison and Ground and immunity to Dragon-type attacks, Tapu Koko is more than capable of taking on the heavyweight matchups, especially when it comes to legendary dragons.

2 Thundurus

Yet another legendary Pokémon, Thundurus is an Electric/Flying-type hailing from Generation V. It belongs to the mythic Forces of Nature trio, along with fellow Flying types Tornadus and Landorus. While Thundurus has no known evolutions, it does have two forms.

Its original form, known as Incarnate Forme, becomes Therian Forme when activated by using a Key item called Reveal Glass. Thundurus has an impressive base stat total of 580, standing out in SP Attack, Attack, and Speed, ultimately giving merit to its legendary status.

1 Zapdos

One of the very first legendary Pokémon to appear in the storied franchise, Zapdos is an Electric/Flying-type from Generation I. It is part of the Legendary birds of Kanto, with fellow dual-types Articuno and Moltres rounding out the trio. Along with those two, Zapdos recently gained a regional form known as Galarian Zapdos (a Fighting/Flying-type) found only in the region of Galar. Zapdos has a base stat total of 580, with a particularly high mark in SP Attack. It is unquestionably one of the most well-known Pokémon of any type, and with a strong dual-type and stats to match, Zapdos is certainly one of the essential Electric Pokémon.

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