Flying/Bug

Flying/Bug Defensive Type Profile and Incoming Damage Matchup for Pokemon Champions

Full multiplier calculation for every attacking type against the Flying and Bug defending pair

Flying/Bug multiplies each attacking type's effectiveness against both defending types. Rock deals 4x, Grass and Fighting are double-resisted to 0.25x, and Ground is nullified. The matchup table separates all weaknesses, resistances, neutral hits, and immunities. Pokemon Champions entries with this dual typing appear alongside related pairings for comparison.

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Flying Bug

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Combined type chart effectiveness showing how incoming damage interacts with both Flying and Bug defenders.

Flying/Bug Defensive Matchups: Incoming Damage Multipliers

Incoming damage against a Flying/Bug defender is found by multiplying each attacking type's effectiveness against both types. The groups below outline results from 4x Rock double weaknesses to 0x Ground immunities. A 2x weakness meeting a 0.5x resistance cancels to neutral 1x damage. Listed neutral matchups represent attacks dealing standard damage before abilities, items, or field effects modify the base type chart.

4×

Double weaknesses

1 attacking types

Rock

2×

Weaknesses

4 attacking types

Fire Electric Ice Flying

½×

Resistances

1 attacking types

Bug

¼×

Double resistances

2 attacking types

Grass Fighting

0×

Immunities

1 attacking types

Ground

1×

Neutral attacking types

9 attacking types

Normal Water Poison Psychic Ghost Dragon Dark Steel Fairy

These values describe the base type chart only. Abilities, moves, items, and field effects can change how an individual battle resolves.

Pokemon with this typing2 entries

Explore the exact dual-type roster for Flying and Bug, comparing individual stats, abilities, and moves.

Pokemon Champions Entries with the Flying and Bug Typing

An exact Flying and Bug combination requires a Pokemon to carry both types, regardless of order. The roster below shows current Champions entries meeting this criteria. If empty, the matchup profile remains available. While matching entries share a defensive baseline, individual stats, abilities, and moves dictate actual roles. Open individual profiles to evaluate capabilities instead of treating shared typing as interchangeable.

#0127

Mega Pinsir

Mega

BugFlying

Mega Pinsir features an elite attack ranking alongside solid physical durability, anchoring its role as a high-impact offensive threat. Review the full numerical breakdown of speed, defense, and offensive capabilities to understand how this Bug and Flying-type entity functions in active rosters and battle scenarios.

BST600↑11ATK155↑4DEF120↑14HP65↓25SPA65↓31

#0666

Vivillon

Base

BugFlying

Vivillon presents a unique profile as the Scale Pokemon, featuring stylized pixelated wings and specialized combat utility. This entry highlights the Bug and Flying type baseline, stat distribution, and regional pattern variations essential for evaluating team composition and strategic potential in Pokemon Champions.

BST411↑97SPE89↑36HP80↑38SPD50↓3DEF50↓4

Related type combinations

Changing a single type partner alters the complete damage profile and current roster representation.

Neighboring Dual-Type Combinations Sharing Flying or Bug

Each linked profile retains either Flying or Bug while replacing the partner type. Comparing these pairings reveals how one substitution transforms weaknesses, resistances, and neutral damage. Sharing one type does not guarantee a similar matchup profile, since the changed partner reshapes the incoming-damage chart. Represented combinations and empty rosters both serve as valid destinations for precise type-chart comparison.

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Explore Related Type Combinations to Compare Against Flying/Bug

Replacing one defending type in the Flying/Bug pair shifts the entire incoming-damage profile. Browse combinations like Flying/Grass or Bug/Steel to see how a type swap changes weaknesses and resistances. The full combination directory covers every dual-type pairing for side-by-side comparison.

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