Grass/Poison

Pokemon Champions Grass/Poison Defensive Matchup Profile and Incoming Damage Breakdown

Evaluate exact dual typing weaknesses, resistances, and current roster entries.

Grass and Poison defend together by multiplying incoming damage from every attacking type. Evaluate the 2x weaknesses to Fire, Ice, Flying, and Psychic, alongside a 0.25x double resistance to Grass attacks. Discover which Pokemon Champions entries share this exact pairing, or explore related combinations to see how changing one type alters the defensive table.

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Grass Poison

First typeSecond type

Defensive matchupsDamage received

How incoming attack effectiveness combines across both defending types to determine the final damage multiplier.

Grass/Poison Defensive Matchups and Incoming Damage

When a Grass/Poison Pokemon is attacked, the incoming move's effectiveness against both defending types is multiplied together. This base calculation defines the incoming damage groups, from 2x weaknesses to 1/4x double resistances. Overlapping weaknesses and resistances cancel to neutral 1x damage. Neutral attacking types are listed to document standard damage before abilities or items apply.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

4 attacking types

Fire Ice Flying Psychic

½×

Resistances

4 attacking types

Water Electric Fighting Fairy

¼×

Double resistances

1 attacking types

Grass

0×

Immunities

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

1×

Neutral attacking types

9 attacking types

Normal Poison Ground Bug Rock Ghost Dragon Dark 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 typing6 entries

Explore the current roster for exact Grass and Poison combinations, where type order does not change the matchup profile.

Pokemon Champions Entries With Exact Grass/Poison Typing

An exact Grass/Poison match requires a Pokemon to carry both types, regardless of which type appears first. While matching entries share a core defensive profile, individual stats, abilities, and movepools still dictate how each one plays. If no current Champions entries carry this exact pair, the type-chart profile remains available for comparison. Open individual profiles to evaluate forms, moves, and abilities.

#0003

Venusaur

Base

GrassPoison

Venusaur acts as a resilient defender within Pokemon Champions, utilizing its massive back-mounted flower to synthesize solar energy. Evaluate its specific base stats, identify its vulnerabilities to fire and ice, and analyze its role as a stable, nature-based support unit during competitive team building exercises.

BST525↑40SPD100↑24SPA100↑36ATK82↓35DEF83↓50

#0003

Mega Venusaur

Mega

GrassPoison

Mega Venusaur demonstrates high-tier total performance metrics, anchored by superior defensive and special defensive rankings compared to the general Pokemon population. These statistical foundations provide essential evidence for constructing balanced teams where durability and typing remain core considerations for challenging matchups.

BST625↑6SPD120↑7DEF123↑12SPE80↓55ATK100↓57

#0045

Vileplume

Base

GrassPoison

Vileplume displays unique attributes that impact team-building decisions. Review performance metrics like special attack rankings and defensive percentile standing to determine how this species contributes to varied combat objectives and overall squad balance.

BST490↑70SPA110↑23SPD90↑39SPE50↓19ATK80↓33

#0071

Victreebel

Base

GrassPoison

Victreebel functions as a specialized chemical attacker with high threat presence. By evaluating its specific base stat percentiles and sedentary hunting biology, trainers can better understand how to integrate this predatory Grass and Poison type into various team compositions for consistent battle performance.

BST490↑70SPA100↑36HP80↑38DEF65↓19SPD70↓26

#0071

Mega Victreebel

Mega

GrassPoison

Mega Victreebel provides a distinct profile for team composition in Pokemon Champions. By analyzing the base stat ranks and specific typing, players gain concrete evidence to inform selection and evaluate the utility of this creature in various battle scenarios.

BST590↑17SPA135↑7ATK125↑18SPE70↓40DEF85↓55

#0407

Roserade

Base

GrassPoison

Roserade provides a unique blend of deceptive speed and significant special attack power. Evaluation of its Grass and Poison typing, combined with its specialized status-inflicting move pool, helps refine team compositions by highlighting both its high offensive potential and its physical durability limitations.

BST515↑50SPA125↑15SPD105↑18HP60↓15DEF65↓19

Related type combinations

Changing a single partner type reveals how drastically a complete defensive profile and roster representation can shift.

Compare Dual-Type Profiles Sharing Grass or Poison

Each linked profile retains either Grass or Poison while swapping the secondary partner. A shared type offers a baseline, but one substitution can completely transform weaknesses, resistances, and roster representation. Navigate these paths to measure exactly how a changed type alters the incoming-damage profile. Both represented and currently empty combinations serve as valid research destinations for controlled defensive comparison.

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Compare Adjacent Dual-Type Combinations for Grass and Poison

Changing one defending type in a Grass/Poison combination significantly shifts the incoming damage table. Review related pairings like Grass/Water or Poison/Dark to measure how different resistances and weaknesses emerge when a single type is swapped.

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