Do fusions have a type?

[drgen]

Do fusion pokemon have any kind of type (like normal, dark, fire etc.) or they are just typeless? Is missingno typeless? I remember the glitchy missigno from the original gameboy game (blue and red version) being NORMAL/BIRD (although BIRD doesn't exist but it was used instead of FLY in talking). Also is there a typeless version of Arceus? In the original game Arceus could change its type by holding different objects. I fought a gym leader who was using a special type Arceus, so I guess all other types are obtainable somehow, but is the typeless Arceus also available here?

[Dark Magician]

They do.

[VampVixen]

Yeah. They take on a type (usually... I can think of a couple fusion exceptions... ) of each pokemon used to Fuse them.

There is no Typeless Arceus. The default is Normal type. You can catch the other types, but only after obtaining a certain number of badges

[drgen]

OK then, how can I find the type of a fused pokemon? Pokedex doesn't seem to contain any info on them and I can't see any stats about pokemon I have already caught.

[Youngril]

OK then, how can I find the type of a fused pokemon? Pokedex doesn't seem to contain any info on them and I can't see any stats about pokemon I have already caught.

news-updates/topic3211.html <- the new fusions are here.

[drgen]

That's exactly what I wanted, thank you. One last question. I see that some pokemon have the same type twice (like Blazedash being a FIRE/FIRE type). Does this mean that Blazedash gives a double boost on fire moves and gets a double effect from water moves (ultra effective instead of super effective)?

Also I got a Lugi-Oh today but I can't find it on the fusion list.

I just found out that Missingno is a water type (or at least the simulator recognizes it as a water type).

[John]

No. It is FIRE once. No boost, no ultra effect.