Weakdoku

Weakdoku is a Pokémon grid puzzle by Den Totino, the maker of Weakdle, who soft-launched it on Bluesky in June 2024. The site describes it as Weakdle plus PokéDoku: it borrows PokéDoku's 3x3 grid, but instead of regions or evolutions, every row and column is a type matchup, such as taking double damage from Water attacks or half damage from Poison, and some clues simply ask for a dual-type Pokémon.

Each day brings one grid, the same for everyone. To fill a square you search for a Pokémon and pick it; it counts if its typing fits both the row and the column clues. No type can be used twice across the grid, so an early choice can block a later square. You have nine PP, and every pick spends one, right or wrong, so there is no room for a miss if you want all nine squares. When you finish, the game can show you possible answers, and a new grid arrives at midnight on your own clock.

You are always choosing Pokémon, not types, which the FAQ says is on purpose: it is more fun and helps you remember which Pokémon carry which typing. A hard mode hides each Pokémon's type in the search list, and an archive holds earlier grids. It suits players who know the damage chart by heart and enjoyed Weakdle or PokéDoku.

The grid for each date is worked out in the page from the date itself, so everyone on the same day sees the same clues, and the archive calendar opens any earlier day back to 30 May 2024. A results panel keeps your streak and lets you copy your grid to share. The site carries ads around the board.