Ghost/Steel

Ghost and Steel Dual-Type Defensive Matchup Profile and Incoming Damage Calculation in Pokemon Champions

Calculate combined weaknesses, immunities, and resistances for a defending Ghost/Steel Pokemon.

The Ghost and Steel combination creates a defensive profile that resists eight incoming attack types while taking neutral damage from Water and Electric. Multiplier calculations yield weaknesses to Fire, Ground, Ghost, and Dark, alongside three immunities. Evaluate the exact incoming damage table and find current Pokemon Champions entries sharing this dual typing.

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Combined defensive typing multiplies each attacking type's effectiveness against Ghost and Steel to determine exact damage received.

Ghost/Steel Defensive Matchups: Incoming Damage Multipliers

Incoming damage against a Ghost and Steel combination multiplies an attacking type's effectiveness against Ghost by its effectiveness against Steel. The groups below organize all outcomes, from weaknesses and double resistances to immunities. Neutral attacking types are listed to clarify which moves deal standard 1x damage. Multipliers reflect the base type chart only, excluding abilities, items, and field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

4 attacking types

Fire Ground Ghost Dark

½×

Resistances

8 attacking types

Grass Ice Flying Psychic Rock Dragon Steel Fairy

¼×

Double resistances

1 attacking types

Bug

0×

Immunities

3 attacking types

Normal Fighting Poison

1×

Neutral attacking types

2 attacking types

Water Electric

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

Pokemon with this typing3 entries

Explore Champions roster entries that carry both Ghost and Steel types in either order.

Pokemon Champions Entries With Ghost and Steel Typing

View Pokemon Champions entries with the exact Ghost and Steel typing. A valid match requires both types in either order. Shared typing establishes a defensive baseline, but individual stats, abilities, and movesets dictate actual battle performance. If the current roster lacks an exact match, the standard type-chart profile remains available for comparison. Open individual profiles to evaluate specific stats and move pools.

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Aegislash

Base

SteelGhost

Aegislash functions as a high-stakes combatant in Pokemon Champions, utilizing the Stance Change ability to toggle between extreme durability and potent offensive power. Review the baseline stat distributions, type interactions, and tactical requirements for incorporating this Steel and Ghost type into balanced team compositions.

BST500↑60SPD140↑2DEF140↑5ATK50↓4SPA50↓10

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Blade Forme

Battle Form

SteelGhost

Analyze the high-tier attack and special attack output inherent to Blade Forme Aegislash. Evaluating these offensive metrics alongside its unique Steel and Ghost typing provides critical clarity for constructing balanced squads in Pokemon Champions, focusing on specialized offensive utility rather than defensive longevity.

BST500↑60SPA140↑5ATK140↑7SPD50↓3DEF50↓4

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Gholdengo

Base

SteelGhost

Gholdengo displays a specialized stat profile, prioritizing special attack power within the current meta. Evaluate the core performance metrics, including HP, defense, and speed benchmarks, to determine the strategic value of this Steel and Ghost entity for your upcoming battles.

BST550↑27SPA133↑11HP87↑29ATK60↓11SPE84↓57

Related type combinations

Change one partner type while keeping the other to see how a single substitution reshapes the full damage profile.

Other Dual-Type Combinations Sharing Ghost or Steel

Each linked combination retains Ghost or Steel and swaps the partner type. Sharing one type provides a comparison baseline, but the full damage profile can still shift substantially. Some pairs have exact-typing representation while others remain empty—both are valid type-chart research destinations. See how a single substitution reshapes the defensive matchup table.

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Compare Ghost and Steel with Related Type Combinations

See how replacing one defending type alters the full incoming damage table. Compare the Ghost/Steel matchup profile against other combinations that retain Ghost or Steel to understand different defensive trade-offs and roster options in Pokemon Champions.

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