Steel-type Pokémon

Browse 99 Steel-type species with DraftCenter profiles. Dual-type Pokémon appear in both relevant indexes.

Aegislash Blade Aegislash Shield Aggron Aggron Mega Archaludon Aron Bastiodon Beldum Bisharp Bronzong Bronzor Celesteela Chimecho Mega Cobalion Copperajah Copperajah Gmax Corviknight Corviknight Gmax Cufant Dialga Dialga Origin Diglett Alola Doublade Dugtrio Alola Duraludon Duraludon Gmax Durant Empoleon Escavalier Excadrill Excadrill Mega Ferroseed Ferrothorn Forretress Genesect Gholdengo Golisopod Mega Goodra Hisui Heatran Heatran Mega Honedge Iron Crown Iron Treads Jirachi Kartana Kingambit Klang Klefki Klink Klinklang Lairon Lucario Lucario Mega Lucario Mega Z Magearna Magearna Mega Magearna Original Magearna Original Mega Magnemite Magneton Magnezone Mawile Mawile Mega Melmetal Melmetal Gmax Meltan Meowth Galar Metagross Metagross Mega Metang Necrozma Dusk Orthworm Pawniard Perrserker Probopass Registeel Revavroom Sandshrew Alola Sandslash Alola Scizor Scizor Mega Shieldon Skarmory Skarmory Mega Sliggoo Hisui Solgaleo Stakataka Steelix Steelix Mega Stunfisk Galar Tinkatink Tinkaton Tinkatuff Togedemaru Togedemaru Totem Varoom Wormadam Trash Zacian Crowned Zamazenta Crowned

Researching Steel-type options

Use this list to build a shortlist, then open individual profiles to compare base stats, abilities, forms, draft rate, average draft position, auction value, and public team results. Dual typing can give two Pokémon from this index very different weaknesses, resistances, and roster roles.

League rules still decide what is legal. Check the selected regulation, custom bans, tera policy, and any move restrictions before treating a profile as available for your draft.