Ghost/Dragon

Ghost/Dragon Defensive Matchup Profile: Weaknesses, Resistances, and Immunities in Pokemon Champions

Incoming damage calculations and exact-typing roster for the Ghost/Dragon combination

Ghost/Dragon merges two defensive types into one incoming-damage profile by multiplying each attacking type's effectiveness against both defenders. The pairing takes 2x damage from Ice, Ghost, Dragon, Dark, and Fairy, resists six types, and is immune to Normal and Fighting. The roster directory lists Pokemon Champions entries with this exact dual typing.

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Ghost Dragon

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Defensive matchupsDamage received

Incoming damage multiplies each attacking type's effectiveness against Ghost and Dragon to produce combined results from 4x through 0x.

Ghost/Dragon Defensive Matchups: Weaknesses, Resistances, and Immunities

Each attacking type below deals damage into a defending Ghost/Dragon Pokemon. Effectiveness against both types is multiplied: overlapping weaknesses stack toward 4x, a weakness and resistance cancel to 1x, and an immunity drops damage to 0x. Groups list attacking types by final multiplier, including neutral 1x. Results are base type-chart only, before abilities, items, moves, or field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

5 attacking types

Ice Ghost Dragon Dark Fairy

½×

Resistances

6 attacking types

Fire Water Electric Grass Poison Bug

¼×

Double resistances

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

0×

Immunities

2 attacking types

Normal Fighting

1×

Neutral attacking types

5 attacking types

Ground Flying Psychic Rock Steel

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

Explore exact dual-type roster entries and open individual profiles to move beyond shared matchups.

Pokemon Champions with the Ghost and Dragon Typing

An exact dual-type match requires both Ghost and Dragon, regardless of type order. When the Champions roster features this pairing, select any listed profile to evaluate specific stats, abilities, and moves. If no exact match exists, the type-chart profile remains available for defensive comparison. Shared typing does not make Pokemon strategically interchangeable, making individual profile evaluation essential.

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Dragapult

Base

DragonGhost

Dragapult serves as a high-speed tactical predator, defined by its Dragon and Ghost typing and its unique ability to launch Dreepy at supersonic velocities. Examine the raw stat performance, including superior speed rankings, alongside vulnerabilities in defensive capacity to determine optimal roles for competitive battle lineups.

BST600↑11SPE142↑1ATK120↑23DEF75↓34SPD75↓35

Related type combinations

Changing one retained type restructures the complete incoming-damage profile and current roster representation.

Nearby Dual-Type Profiles Sharing Ghost or Dragon

Every linked profile retains either Ghost or Dragon while replacing the partner type. Holding one type constant provides a controlled baseline, but a single substitution can transform weaknesses, resistances, immunities, and exact roster representation. Investigate populated and currently empty combinations equally as type-chart research paths. Sharing one type does not guarantee a similar defensive profile across neighboring pairings.

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Compare Ghost and Dragon type pairings beyond this combination

Swapping one defending type in the Ghost/Dragon pair produces a different incoming-damage profile. Explore other Ghost and Dragon combinations to see how weaknesses, resistances, and immunities shift, and check which Pokemon Champions entries carry each exact dual typing.

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