Thick Fat is an ability that was introduced in Generation III. It halves damage taken from Ice and Fire-type moves.
Pokémon
Natural
| Pokédex | Pokémon | Sprite | Type |
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| #086 | Seel | 
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| #087 | Dewgong | 
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| #143 | Snorlax | 
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| #183 | Marill | 
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| #184 | Azumarill | 
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| #241 | Miltank | 
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| #296 | Makuhita | 
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| #297 | Hariyama | 
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| #298 | Azurill | 
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| #325 | Spoink | 
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| #326 | Grumpig | 
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| #363 | Spheal | 
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| #364 | Sealeo | 
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| #365 | Walrein | 
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| #432 | Purugly | 
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| #446 | Munchlax | 
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Hidden
| Pokédex | Pokémon | Sprite | Type |
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| #220 | Swinub | 
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| #221 | Piloswine | 
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| #473 | Mamoswine | 
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| #498 | Tepig | 
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| #499 | Pignite | 
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Mega Evolution
| Pokédex | Pokémon | Sprite | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| #003 | Venusaur | 
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While the Ability makes sense in terms of which Pokémon have it (mostly animals with large amounts of body fat like seals, sea lions, walruses, pigs, and cows) it's actually rather redundant in most cases due to the fact that most Pokémon who have it naturally resist Fire-type and/or Ice-type moves due to their typing. The only Pokémon so far to receive significant benefits from Thick Fat are Mega Venusaur (Grass is weak to both Fire and Ice) and Appletun (while Dragon's resistance to Fire cancels out Grass's weakness to Fire, both Grass and Dragon are weak to Ice).
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