Fighting/Ghost

Fighting/Ghost Defensive Type Matchup and Incoming Damage Profile for Pokemon Champions

Exact dual-typing roster directory and multiplied weakness calculations.

Fighting/Ghost multiplies incoming attack effectiveness to map a complete defensive profile. Weaknesses to Flying, Psychic, Ghost, and Fairy are offset by a double Bug resistance and immunities to Normal and Fighting. Check current Pokemon Champions roster entries for this exact typing, then compare the matchup table against related combinations to see how changing a defending type alters the calculation.

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Learn how attacking type effectiveness multiplies against Fighting/Ghost to produce weaknesses, resistances, immunities, and neutral damage.

Fighting/Ghost Defensive Matchups and Incoming Damage

When an attack hits a Fighting/Ghost Pokemon, its effectiveness against both defending types is multiplied to calculate incoming damage. Shared weaknesses stack, while a weakness and resistance cancel into neutral damage. The groups below list every attacking type by its final multiplier, including 1x neutral hits, showing base type-chart outcomes before abilities, items, or field modifiers.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

4 attacking types

Flying Psychic Ghost Fairy

½×

Resistances

2 attacking types

Poison Rock

¼×

Double resistances

1 attacking types

Bug

0×

Immunities

2 attacking types

Normal Fighting

1×

Neutral attacking types

9 attacking types

Fire Water Electric Grass Ice Ground Dragon 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 typing1 entries

Explore Pokemon Champions entries that feature the exact Fighting and Ghost typing in either order.

Fighting and Ghost Pokemon in the Champions Roster

An exact match requires both Fighting and Ghost, treating each type equally. The entries below reflect this specific combination within the Champions roster. While shared typing creates a baseline defensive profile, individual stats, abilities, and moves still dictate actual combat roles. If no entries appear, the matchup data remains available for strategy planning. Open any listed profile to evaluate specific data.

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Annihilape

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FightingGhost

Annihilape offers a distinct Fighting and Ghost typing combined with balanced base stats. Accessing these objective performance metrics helps identify ideal combat roles and supports refined decision-making for trainers building effective squads in Pokemon Champions.

BST535↑30HP110↑3ATK115↑28SPA50↓10DEF80↓49

Related type combinations

Retain one current type and change the partner to see how the complete incoming-damage profile shifts.

Explore Other Fighting and Ghost Dual-Type Combinations

Each linked dual-type profile retains either Fighting or Ghost and swaps the partner. Sharing one type creates a baseline for examining defensive interactions, but the new partner can fundamentally transform weaknesses, resistances, immunities, and neutral results. Compare these nearby combinations to observe exact roster representation, treating both populated and empty type pairings as equally valid research destinations.

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Explore Related Dual-Type Combinations for Fighting or Ghost

Discover how replacing either Fighting or Ghost with another defending type changes the full incoming damage multiplier. Reviewing related dual-type combinations reveals alternative resistances, new immunities, and entirely different weakness profiles for similar defensive cores.

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