Connections
Every link in a PokéWired chain is a connection — a rule that the two Pokémon it joins must both satisfy. The daily Pokémon puzzle draws from 66 different connections, from simple ones like sharing a type to tricky ones like evolving with the same stone. This is the complete list, grouped by theme. Tap any connection for a full explanation and real Pokémon examples.
Types & combat
Type connections are the backbone of most chains — they ask about a Pokémon's typing, its weaknesses and resistances, and how one type fares against another in battle.
- Same typeShare a typeNormal
- Primary type =Same primary typeNormal
- Same typesIdentical type comboNormal
- Mono/dual =Same number of types (mono/dual)Normal
- Both dualBoth are dual-typeNormal
- Both monoBoth are single-typeNormal
- No shared typeShare no typeNormal
- Super effective vsLeft is super effective on rightNormal
- Weak toLeft is weak to rightNormal
- CountersLeft is super effective on right and resists its typeHard
- Shared weaknessShare a type weaknessNormal
- Shared resist.Resist a common typeNormal
- ImmunityOne is immune to a type of the otherHard
- Weakness count =Same number of type weaknessesHard
- Weak to 1 typeBoth have exactly one type weaknessHard
- Weak to 2 typesBoth have exactly two type weaknessesHard
- Weak to 3 typesBoth have exactly three type weaknessesHard
Stats & power
Stat connections compare raw numbers — Speed, Attack, Defense, HP, base-stat totals and build — so they reward knowing which Pokémon is faster, bulkier or simply stronger.
- Stronger thanLeft has higher total power (BST)Hard
- Faster thanLeft is faster (base Speed)Normal
- Heavier thanLeft is heavierNormal
- Taller thanLeft is tallerNormal
- Bulkier thanLeft has higher base DefenseHard
- More HP thanLeft has higher base HPHard
- More attack thanLeft has higher base AttackHard
- Top stat =Same highest statHard
- Worst stat =Same lowest statHard
- Same attackSame attack style (physical/special)Hard
- Power ≈Similar base power (±25 BST)Hard
- Almost doublesLeft has nearly double the power (BST)Hard
- Both strongBoth are powerful (BST ≥ 500)Hard
- Same buildSimilar build (weight/height)Hard
- 5× heavier thanLeft weighs 5× moreHard
Evolution
Evolution connections look at where a Pokémon sits in its family: which stage it is, how long its line is, and how it evolves — by level, by stone or by another method.
- Same lineSame evolution lineNormal
- Evolves intoLeft evolves into rightNormal
- Same stageSame evolution stageNormal
- Both finalBoth fully evolvedNormal
- No evoNeither one evolvesNormal
- Both evolveBoth can still evolveNormal
- Same line lenEvolution lines of the same lengthHard
- Longer line thanLeft has a longer evolution lineHard
- Same methodEvolve by the same methodHard
- Same stoneEvolve with the same stone/itemHard
Pokédex & data
Pokédex connections use the descriptive data behind every entry: colour, body shape, category, egg group, habitat, abilities and the Pokédex number itself.
- Same colorSame Pokédex colorNormal
- Same shapeSame body shapeHard
- Same categorySame Pokédex categoryHard
- Egg groupShare an egg groupHard
- Same habitatSame habitatHard
- Same abilityShare an abilityHard
- Lower # thanLeft has the lower Pokédex numberNormal
- Higher # thanLeft has the higher Pokédex numberNormal
- # neighborsClose in the Pokédex (within ±5)Hard
Generation
Generation connections group Pokémon by the game they debuted in, from Kanto (Gen 1) all the way to the newest region.
Special groups
Special-group connections ask whether two Pokémon share a rare label — legendary, mythical, starter, fossil, baby, paradox and more — so they test your deeper Pokédex knowledge.
- Both legendaryBoth legendary or mythicalNormal
- Pseudo-legend.Both pseudo-legendaries (600 BST, non-legendary)Hard
- Both startersBoth are starter PokémonNormal
- Both mythicalBoth are Mythical PokémonNormal
- Both paradoxBoth are Paradox PokémonNormal
- Both UBsBoth are Ultra BeastsNormal
- Both fossilsBoth are fossil PokémonNormal
- Both babyBoth are baby PokémonNormal
- Both bigBoth are big (2 m or taller)Normal
- Both MegaBoth can Mega EvolveNormal
- Both GmaxBoth have a Gigantamax formNormal
- Both regionalBoth have a regional form (Alola/Galar/Hisui/Paldea)Normal