Flying/Rock

Flying/Rock Defensive Matchup Profile and Incoming-Damage Breakdown in Pokemon Champions

Combined Flying and Rock weaknesses, resistances, immunities, and neutral matchups

Flying and Rock combine defensively in Pokemon Champions, producing five 2x weaknesses—Water, Electric, Ice, Rock, and Steel—five resistances, and a Ground immunity. Each multiplier comes from multiplying an attacking type's effectiveness against both defending types. Roster entries with exactly these two types demonstrate the profile, while nearby combinations reveal how swapping one type reshapes incoming damage.

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Flying Rock

First typeSecond type

Defensive matchupsDamage received

Combined type-chart effectiveness for incoming damage against Flying/Rock Pokemon.

Flying/Rock Defensive Matchups and Incoming Damage

Every attacking type's effectiveness against Flying and Rock is multiplied to calculate incoming damage. This yields 2x weaknesses to Water, Electric, Ice, Rock, and Steel, plus 0.5x resistances to Normal, Fire, Poison, Flying, and Bug. Ground attacks deal 0x damage from the Flying immunity. Remaining types that cancel out deal neutral 1x damage. These groups reflect base type-chart math only, excluding abilities, items, or field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

5 attacking types

Water Electric Ice Rock Steel

½×

Resistances

5 attacking types

Normal Fire Poison Flying Bug

¼×

Double resistances

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

0×

Immunities

1 attacking types

Ground

1×

Neutral attacking types

7 attacking types

Grass Fighting Psychic Ghost Dragon Dark 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

Roster representation for the exact dual-type pair, regardless of type order.

Pokemon Champions Entries with the Flying and Rock Typing

An entry qualifies only when both Flying and Rock appear in its exact typing, regardless of which type comes first. Sharing this profile dictates core defensive matchups, but individual Pokemon still differ heavily in base stats, abilities, moves, and roles. If the Champions roster lacks this exact pair, the dual-type matchup profile remains valid. Open matching profiles to evaluate specific data.

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Aerodactyl

Base

RockFlying

Dive into Aerodactyl's raw data, including its impressive Speed and Attack stats, along with its Rock/Flying type vulnerabilities. This profile helps you strategically evaluate its best use cases, understand its weaknesses, and build a more effective roster by leveraging its unique strengths in competitive play.

BST515↑50SPE130↑3HP80↑38DEF65↓19SPA60↓24

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Mega Aerodactyl

Mega

RockFlying

Mega Aerodactyl features extreme speed metrics and formidable attack power that define its role in battle. Use these detailed stat breakdowns and percentile standings to determine the optimal placement for this Rock and Flying type fossil within diverse team structures and competitive formats.

BST615↑9SPE150↑1ATK135↑11SPA70↓36DEF85↓55

Related type combinations

Compare nearby type pairings that retain Flying or Rock while swapping the partner type.

Related Flying and Rock Dual-Type Combinations

Review dual-type profiles keeping Flying or Rock while swapping the partner. One substitution restructures the incoming-damage profile, altering weaknesses, resistances, and immunities. Compare how these single changes shift defensive matchups and exact roster representation. Sharing one type does not ensure a similar profile, making represented and empty combinations equally valid for research.

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Compare Flying/Rock Against Nearby Dual-Type Combinations

Replacing one defending type in the Flying/Rock pair can shift weaknesses, alter resistances, or remove key immunities. Explore related combinations like Flying/Steel or Rock/Ground to see how the incoming-damage table changes, and check the roster for Pokemon sharing this exact typing.

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