Grass/Dark

Grass/Dark Defensive Type Profile and Incoming Damage Multipliers in Pokemon Champions

Understand how Grass and Dark combine to calculate incoming damage and filter exact roster entries.

Grass/Dark multiplies individual type charts to determine exact incoming damage. A 4x Bug vulnerability emerges alongside six standard weaknesses, a Psychic immunity, and several resistances. Review the matchup table against current Pokemon Champions entries with this exact typing. Compare related combinations to see how changing a defending type shifts the profile.

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Grass Dark

First typeSecond type

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Incoming type effectiveness is calculated by multiplying each attacking type's multiplier against both Grass and Dark.

Grass/Dark Defensive Matchups: Weaknesses, Resistances, and Immunities

Each attacking type deals damage into a defending Grass/Dark Pokemon. Effectiveness against Grass is multiplied by effectiveness against Dark: two matching weaknesses stack to 4x, while a weakness and a resistance cancel to neutral 1x. The grouped results cover 4x, 2x, 1/2x, 1/4x, 0x, and 1x incoming damage. These outcomes reflect the base type chart only, before abilities, items, moves, weather, or field effects alter incoming damage.

4×

Double weaknesses

1 attacking types

Bug

2×

Weaknesses

6 attacking types

Fire Ice Fighting Poison Flying Fairy

½×

Resistances

6 attacking types

Water Electric Grass Ground Ghost Dark

¼×

Double resistances

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

0×

Immunities

1 attacking types

Psychic

1×

Neutral attacking types

4 attacking types

Normal Rock Dragon 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 Pokemon with the exact Grass and Dark dual typing, no matter which type is listed first, to evaluate individual roster representation.

Grass and Dark Type Pokemon Champions Roster

Each entry below carries exactly the Grass and Dark types in either order. While shared typing dictates baseline matchups, individual stats, abilities, and moves ultimately define combat roles. If the current Champions roster lacks exact matches, the combination profile remains valid for comparing interactions. Open any matching profile to evaluate exact stats, abilities, and available moves.

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Meowscarada

Base

GrassDark

Meowscarada stands out as a high-speed offensive threat characterized by its unique ability to land critical hits consistently. Review the core statistical distribution and type profile to determine how this sophisticated lynx fits into active team compositions and strategic battle rotations.

BST530↑33SPE123↑5ATK110↑32DEF70↓24SPD70↓26

Related type combinations

Retaining one type and swapping the partner reveals how a single substitution shifts the complete matchup chart.

Other Grass and Dark dual-type combination profiles

Each linked profile retains either Grass or Dark while substituting the partner type. A shared type creates a baseline, but the incoming-damage profile shifts significantly with a new pairing. Compare weaknesses, resistances, and exact roster representation across these combinations. Both represented and empty profiles remain valid research destinations, because sharing one type never guarantees similar defensive characteristics.

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Review Related Dual-Type Matchup Profiles and Roster Entries

See how replacing Grass or Dark with another defending type alters the incoming damage calculation. Browse related dual-type combinations to compare 4x vulnerabilities, resistances, and immunities, then identify which Pokemon Champions entries match those specific matchup profiles.

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