Fighting/Rock

Fighting/Rock Defensive Matchup Profile and Exact-Typing Roster Directory in Pokemon Champions

Evaluate combined incoming damage multipliers and identify exact Fighting/Rock roster entries.

Fighting and Rock combine defensively by multiplying each attacking type's incoming damage effectiveness. Analyze a matchup table featuring seven 2x weaknesses, six 0.5x resistances, and five neutral interactions. Find current Pokemon Champions entries sharing this exact dual typing, then compare related pairings to see how replacing one type shifts the defensive profile.

1 exact roster entriesIncoming damage

Dual-Type Combination Directory Search and Filter Pokemon Species

Fighting Rock

First typeSecond type

Defensive matchupsDamage received

Multiplied type-chart effectiveness for attacks targeting Fighting/Rock Pokemon, tracking every weakness and resistance.

Fighting/Rock Defensive Matchups and Incoming Type Damage

Incoming damage to a Fighting/Rock Pokemon multiplies an attacking type's effectiveness against both defending types. The groups below show 2x weaknesses, 0.5x resistances, and 1x neutral damage. Attacks hitting one type strongly but the other weakly cancel to neutral. Results reflect base typing only, excluding abilities, items, or battle modifiers.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

7 attacking types

Water Grass Fighting Ground Psychic Steel Fairy

½×

Resistances

6 attacking types

Normal Fire Poison Bug Rock Dark

¼×

Double resistances

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

0×

Immunities

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

1×

Neutral attacking types

5 attacking types

Electric Ice Flying Ghost Dragon

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 exact dual-type roster results where both Fighting and Rock appear, regardless of type order.

Pokemon Champions Entries with Fighting and Rock

An exact match requires both Fighting and Rock, regardless of type order. Shared typing sets a baseline for type-chart interactions, but individual base stats, abilities, and movepools dictate actual combat performance. Open specific profiles to evaluate distinct roles. If the Champions roster currently lacks matching entries, the matchup profile for this combination remains fully available.

#0689

Mega Barbaracle

Mega

RockFighting

Mega Barbaracle presents a specialized stat distribution favored by high attack and defense rankings within the competitive landscape. Examine specific percentile data across all core attributes to refine tactical roles and identify potential strengths for team development.

BST600↑11ATK140↑7DEF130↑7SPA64↓25HP72↓38

Related type combinations

Retain a single type and change the partner to compare defensive matchup shifts and roster representation.

Explore Dual-Type Combinations Sharing Fighting or Rock

Each linked profile retains either Fighting or Rock while substituting the partner type. Sharing one member creates a baseline, but the changed partner completely transforms weaknesses, resistances, and exact roster representation. Compare these adjacent paths to measure how a single type substitution reshapes the complete incoming-damage profile. Both populated and empty combinations remain valid type-chart research destinations.

Dual-Type Combination Directory

Explore Related Fighting and Rock Dual-Type Combinations

Expand matchup research by exploring related type combinations that replace either Fighting or Rock. Compare incoming damage tables to see how a single defending type change alters weaknesses, resistances, and neutral interactions across Pokemon Champions entries.

Dual-Type Combination Directory

Quick Links

24 curated shortcuts