Fire/Bug

Fire/Bug Defensive Matchup Profile and Incoming Damage Analysis for Pokemon Champions

Multiplied damage calculations for every attacking type against the Fire/Bug defending combination.

Fire/Bug multiplies incoming type effectiveness to calculate exact damage. Review the 4x Rock weakness, 2x Water and Flying vulnerabilities, and the 1/4x Grass resistance. A roster identifies Pokemon Champions entries with this exact dual typing, remaining useful even with zero matches. Compare related combinations to see how replacing a defending type shifts the matchup table.

1 exact roster entriesIncoming damage

Dual-Type Combination Directory Search and Filter Pokemon Species

Fire Bug

First typeSecond type

Defensive matchupsDamage received

Combined type chart showing how incoming attacks multiply effectiveness against Fire and Bug defenders.

Fire/Bug Defensive Matchups and Incoming Damage

Incoming damage against Fire/Bug is calculated by multiplying an attacking type's effectiveness against both defending types. Shared weaknesses stack to 4x, while a weakness and resistance cancel to neutral 1x. The groups below list results from 4x double weaknesses to 1x neutral matchups. Neutral attacks are included to document exact coverage. These multipliers reflect pure typing math before abilities, items, or field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

1 attacking types

Rock

2×

Weaknesses

2 attacking types

Water Flying

½×

Resistances

5 attacking types

Ice Fighting Bug Steel Fairy

¼×

Double resistances

1 attacking types

Grass

0×

Immunities

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

1×

Neutral attacking types

9 attacking types

Normal Fire Electric Poison Ground Psychic Ghost Dragon Dark

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

Exact dual-type roster entries sharing both Fire and Bug, regardless of which type is listed first.

Pokemon Champions with the Fire and Bug Typing

Pokemon qualify for this profile only when carrying both Fire and Bug. The roster below matches that combination in either order, excluding single-type entries. While shared typing builds a common baseline, individual stats, abilities, and moves still dictate performance. Open matching profiles to evaluate forms. If the roster lacks an exact match, the type-chart profile remains available for comparison.

#0637

Volcarona

Base

BugFire

Volcarona exhibits immense special offensive power coupled with a distinct fiery utility. Examine the interplay between its high special attack, special defense, and its significant exposure to hazards. Such data supports informed decision-making for trainers building effective teams around this sun-worshipping deity.

BST550↑27SPA135↑7SPD105↑18ATK60↓11DEF65↓19

Related type combinations

Compare how changing one type alters the full defensive matchup profile and exact-typing roster representation.

Explore Other Fire and Bug Dual-Type Combinations

Each linked profile retains either Fire or Bug while substituting the partner type, establishing a controlled baseline for type-chart analysis. Holding one type constant never guarantees a similar defensive profile, as a single changed partner can entirely transform incoming damage results. Compare both currently represented rosters and valid empty typings to study exact structural differences across neighboring combinations.

Dual-Type Combination Directory

Compare Related Fire and Bug Dual-Type Defensive Combinations

Shift focus to nearby dual-type pairings that retain either Fire or Bug to measure how replacing one defending type alters the incoming damage table. Reviewing related combinations clarifies which resistances and weaknesses change when a single typing is swapped, supporting deeper defensive matchup research.

Dual-Type Combination Directory

Quick Links

24 curated shortcuts