Double weaknesses
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
Fire/Grass
Calculated damage received from all attacking types and exact roster entries
Fire and Grass interactions produce a calculated defensive profile taking 2x damage from Poison, Flying, and Rock attacks. The combination resists Electric, Steel, and Fairy, while incoming Grass attacks deal only quarter damage. Explore the full multiplier breakdown across all attacking types and review Pokemon Champions roster entries sharing this exact dual typing.
See how each attacking type's effectiveness against Fire and Grass multiplies to determine incoming damage.
Incoming damage to a Fire/Grass Pokemon multiplies an attacking type's effectiveness against both defending types. The groups below list every attacking type by its final multiplier, including neutral 1x matchups. Fire/Grass takes double damage from Poison, Flying, and Rock, resists Electric, Steel, and Fairy, and takes quarter damage from Grass. These results reflect base type-chart calculations only, before abilities or items apply.
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
3 attacking types
3 attacking types
1 attacking types
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
11 attacking types
These values describe the base type chart only. Abilities, moves, items, and field effects can change how an individual battle resolves.
Change a single type to see how defensive matchups and exact-typing rosters shift across related profiles.
Each linked dual-type profile retains either Fire or Grass while changing the partner type. Keeping one type provides a baseline for chart research, but the new partner can completely transform the damage profile, including weaknesses, resistances, and immunities. Compare represented combinations and empty pairings equally to observe how a single type substitution reshapes defensive matchup data, without assuming similar roster representation.
7 roster entries
Grass/Ghost matchup profile
6 roster entries
Grass/Poison Matchup Profile
5 roster entries
Fire/Fighting defensive matchup profile
5 roster entries
Fire/Ghost matchup and roster profile
4 roster entries
Grass/Dragon matchup profile
3 roster entries
Fire/Dark matchup and roster profile
3 roster entries
Fire/Flying Matchup Profile
3 roster entries
Fire/Psychic Matchup Profile
3 roster entries
Grass/Fighting Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Explore Fire/Ground Defensive Matchups
2 roster entries
Grass/Fairy Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Grass/Ice Matchup Profile
Continue evaluating defensive matchups by browsing nearby dual-type profiles that share either Fire or Grass typing. Compare calculated weaknesses and resistances to better understand how adding a different secondary type alters incoming damage multipliers.
Exact dual-type matches for Pokemon carrying both Fire and Grass typing.
Every result features exact Fire and Grass typing, regardless of type order. A shared dual-type pair shares a baseline defensive profile, but individual stats, abilities, and movepools still dictate combat performance. If the roster lacks an exact match, the matchup profile remains valid for comparison. Open individual Pokemon profiles to evaluate specific roles and utility.

Scovillain brings intense Grass and Fire offensive coverage to Pokemon Champions. Review the base stats, elemental strengths, and signature move mechanics of this dual-headed creature to assess its impact on tactical team building and roster versatility for challenging encounters.

Mega Scovillain stands out with high special attack and attack percentiles, making it a distinct choice for focused offensive strategies. Users consult these figures to weigh the benefits of its Fire and Grass dual typing against current meta demands, ensuring that every roster addition is backed by reliable stat performance and clear elemental interactions.