Bug/Dragon

Bug/Dragon Defensive Type Matchup Profile and Incoming Weakness Analysis in Pokemon Champions

Multiplied type effectiveness for every attacking type into a defending Bug/Dragon Pokemon

Bug/Dragon multiplies both defending types' effectiveness into one incoming-damage table. Ice, Flying, Rock, Dragon, and Fairy deal 2x, Grass drops to 1/4x, and Water, Electric, Fighting, and Ground deal 1/2x. Eight types hit neutral. Match the calculation against Pokemon Champions entries with this exact typing and nearby combinations that swap one defending type.

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Bug Dragon

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Combined effectiveness against Bug and Dragon is multiplied to determine each attacking type's damage multiplier.

Bug/Dragon Defensive Matchups: Incoming Damage

Effectiveness against Bug and Dragon is multiplied for incoming damage. Two weaknesses stack to 4x; a weakness and a resistance cancel to 1x. Bug/Dragon takes 2x from Ice, Flying, Rock, Dragon, and Fairy, resists Water, Electric, Fighting, and Ground at 1/2x, and 1/4x from Grass. Neutral types deal 1x, included for completeness. Results reflect the base type chart before abilities, items, or field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

5 attacking types

Ice Flying Rock Dragon Fairy

½×

Resistances

4 attacking types

Water Electric Fighting Ground

¼×

Double resistances

1 attacking types

Grass

0×

Immunities

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

1×

Neutral attacking types

8 attacking types

Normal Fire Poison Psychic Bug Ghost Dark Steel

These values describe the base type chart only. Abilities, moves, items, and field effects can change how an individual battle resolves.

Pokemon with this typing0 entries

Champions roster entries carrying both Bug and Dragon, in either type order

Pokemon with the Bug and Dragon Exact Typing

An exact Bug and Dragon typing requires both types on one Pokemon, regardless of which is listed first. Champions entries with this pair share the defensive profile above, but individual stats, abilities, moves, and forms still define how each plays. Open any matching profile for full details. When no roster Pokemon holds this pair, the matchup data above stays valid for comparison.

No current Pokemon use this exact type combination

The pairing is still a valid type-chart calculation, but the current Pokemon Champions roster has no entry with both types together.

Related type combinations

See how replacing a single type alters defensive interactions and exact roster representation across related profiles.

Compare Dual-Type Combinations That Share Bug or Dragon

Adjacent profiles show how a single type substitution reshapes the incoming-damage profile. Retaining Bug or Dragon provides a baseline, but changing the partner type shifts weaknesses, resistances, and immunities into new configurations. These links support type-chart research across represented rosters and empty combinations, both serving as valid matchup calculations. Sharing one type does not guarantee similar defensive outcomes.

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Compare Bug/Dragon with nearby dual-type defensive profiles

Browse related dual-type combinations that keep Bug or Dragon and replace the other defending type. Each profile applies the same multiplied-effectiveness calculation, making it easy to see how a single type swap reshapes the incoming-damage table.

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