Double weaknesses
1 attacking types
Grass/Dragon
Evaluate exact dual-typing interactions and current roster entries for the Grass/Dragon combination.
The Grass/Dragon pairing creates a precise incoming damage profile by multiplying each attacking type's effectiveness against both defending types. Ice attacks deal 4x damage from overlapping weaknesses, while Water, Electric, and Grass attacks drop to 0.25x. Review the complete matchup table, locate exact roster entries, and compare how swapping one defending type alters the calculation.
Combined type effectiveness for every attack targeting a Grass/Dragon defender
Each attacking type below deals multiplied damage into a Grass/Dragon defender. Shared weaknesses stack to 4x; a weakness and resistance cancel to neutral 1x. Both types resisting drops damage to 1/4x. Grass/Dragon has no typing-based immunity. Neutral 1x types deal unmodified damage. These groups show base type-chart results before abilities, items, moves, weather, or field effects.
1 attacking types
5 attacking types
1 attacking types
3 attacking types
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
8 attacking types
These values describe the base type chart only. Abilities, moves, items, and field effects can change how an individual battle resolves.
Change one member of the Grass and Dragon pairing to see how a single type substitution alters the complete incoming-damage profile.
Each linked dual-type profile below retains either Grass or Dragon while swapping the partner type. Holding one type in common provides a useful baseline for defensive comparison, though a single substitution can still transform weaknesses, resistances, and immunities. Browse populated rosters and currently empty typing combinations alike to study matchup shifts and exact roster representation across the type chart.
7 roster entries
Grass/Ghost matchup profile
6 roster entries
Grass/Poison Matchup Profile
4 roster entries
Flying/Dragon Type Matchup Profile
3 roster entries
Grass/Fighting Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Dragon/Steel Type Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Fire/Grass Type Combination Profile
2 roster entries
Grass/Fairy Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Grass/Ice Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Ground/Dragon Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Normal/Dragon type matchup calculations
2 roster entries
Poison/Dragon matchup profile
1 roster entries
Dragon/Dark Matchup Profile
Compare how replacing Grass or Dragon with a different type shifts the incoming damage calculation. Browse the full directory of type combinations to evaluate overlapping weaknesses, identify new vulnerabilities, and locate other exact roster entries across Pokemon Champions.
Find exact dual-type matches carrying both Grass and Dragon, regardless of which type is listed first, to compare roster entries.
Roster matches require both Grass and Dragon, distinguishing exact dual-type Pokemon from single-type variants. While this shared typing establishes a baseline for type interactions, individual stats, abilities, and moves ultimately dictate strategic value. If the current Champions roster lacks an exact match, the matchup profile remains valid. Open individual profiles to evaluate specific forms, moves, and roles.

Mega Sceptile provides a unique Grass and Dragon type combination for competitive rosters. Users can examine the specific base stat distribution, including its top-tier speed and special attack rankings, to determine tactical synergy and effectiveness during team building and matchup planning.

Flapple functions as a tactical threat through its unique camouflage and acidic secretions. This profile details the species stat distribution, signature move Grav Apple, and competitive benefits provided by the Ripen ability to support informed team selection decisions.

Appletun presents a distinct defensive profile featuring high HP and specialized biological traits. The Apple Nectar Pokemon relies on its ability to maximize berry efficiency while maintaining a sedentary but protected battle stance. Review these physical attributes and type interactions to understand how it contributes to various team compositions.

Hydrapple stands as a complex Grass and Dragon-type species, distinguished by seven symbiotic syrpents within a syrupy core. Understanding its unique signature move, Fickle Beam, and the adhesive properties of its Supersweet Syrup ability offers critical insights into its offensive potential and erratic combat temperament.