Fire/Steel

Pokemon Champions Fire/Steel Defensive Profile: Weaknesses, Resistances, and Roster Matches

Incoming damage calculations for the exact Fire and Steel dual typing

The Fire/Steel pairing multiplies incoming damage to build a complete defensive profile. Identify the 4x Ground weakness, 2x vulnerabilities, and double resistances that drop Grass and Fairy damage to 0.25x. Find current Pokemon Champions entries with this exact typing, or compare adjacent combinations to see how replacing one type alters the calculation.

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Incoming effectiveness is multiplied across both defending types to determine base damage multipliers for a Fire/Steel combination.

Fire/Steel Defensive Matchups and Incoming Damage

Each attacking type's effectiveness against Fire and Steel is multiplied to calculate incoming base damage. Ground attacks deal 4x damage as a double weakness, while Water and Fighting hit for 2x. Poison damage is reduced to 0x immunity. Neutral attacking types are documented alongside these outcomes to show the complete base type-chart context before any abilities, items, or field effects modify the matchup.

4×

Double weaknesses

1 attacking types

Ground

2×

Weaknesses

2 attacking types

Water Fighting

½×

Resistances

4 attacking types

Normal Flying Psychic Dragon

¼×

Double resistances

5 attacking types

Grass Ice Bug Steel Fairy

0×

Immunities

1 attacking types

Poison

1×

Neutral attacking types

5 attacking types

Fire Electric Rock Ghost 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 typing0 entries

Exact dual-type matches for Fire and Steel, representing roster entries regardless of type order.

Fire/Steel Type Pokemon Champions Roster Entries

Exact Fire and Steel matches require both elements, regardless of type order. The dual typing establishes a defensive baseline, but stats, abilities, and moves dictate combat roles. When matches populate the Champions roster, opening profiles reveals how unique forms and stat spreads separate similar entries. If no entry currently holds both types, the matchup profile remains a valid reference.

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 swapping one partner type alters incoming damage profiles and current roster representation.

Nearby Dual-Type Combinations Retaining Fire or Steel

Examine adjacent combinations to see how altering one partner type reshapes a defensive profile. Retaining Fire or Steel establishes a baseline, but changing the secondary type can drastically shift weaknesses, resistances, and immunities. Compare incoming damage modifiers and exact roster representation across these distinct intersections. Both populated and empty combinations function as valid type-chart research targets.

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Compare Adjacent Fire and Steel Type Combinations for Different Defenses

See how replacing one half of the Fire/Steel pairing changes the entire incoming damage calculation. Browse related Fire-type and Steel-type combinations to compare their weaknesses, double resistances, and immunities before evaluating specific roster entries.

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