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→Trivia: Ties with Ghost (Pawniard and Bisharp) and loses to Dragon (nothing has double resistance to Dragon).
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** However, in Generation I, all {{p|Zapdos|non-legendary}} Electric-type Pokémon had pure Electric typing, as {{p|Magnemite}} and {{p|Magneton}} did not adopt a {{t|Steel|secondary type}} until Generation II. | ** However, in Generation I, all {{p|Zapdos|non-legendary}} Electric-type Pokémon had pure Electric typing, as {{p|Magnemite}} and {{p|Magneton}} did not adopt a {{t|Steel|secondary type}} until Generation II. | ||
* Generation V introduced the most Electric-type Pokémon of any Generation, with 11 and Generation III introduced the least Electric-type Pokémon, with four. | * Generation V introduced the most Electric-type Pokémon of any Generation, with 11 and Generation III introduced the least Electric-type Pokémon, with four. | ||
* Prior to Generation V, there were no Pokémon that 4× resisted Electric-type attacks. {{p|Zekrom}} and {{p|Rotom}}'s {{DL|Form differences|Rotom|mow form}} are the only Pokémon to do so | * Prior to Generation V, there were no Pokémon that 4× resisted Electric-type attacks. {{p|Zekrom}} and {{p|Rotom}}'s {{DL|Form differences|Rotom|mow form}} are the only Pokémon to do so. | ||
* Generation V introduced the most Electric-type moves of any Generation, with six and Generation II introduced the least Electric-type moves, with two. | * Generation V introduced the most Electric-type moves of any Generation, with six and Generation II introduced the least Electric-type moves, with two. | ||