Ice/Bug

Pokemon Champions Ice/Bug Defensive Type Matchup Profile and Exact Roster Directory

Calculate incoming damage multipliers and find Pokemon sharing the exact Ice/Bug dual typing.

Ice and Bug combine into an incoming damage profile where attacking type effectiveness is multiplied. Fire and Rock deal 4x damage, while Flying and Steel deal 2x. Grass, Ice, and Ground attacks drop to 0.5x resistances. Identify which Pokemon Champions roster entries feature this exact dual typing and compare how replacing one defending type alters the calculation.

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How every attacking type's effectiveness against Ice and Bug combines into a single incoming damage multiplier.

Ice/Bug Defensive Matchups: Incoming Damage Multipliers

Incoming damage to a defending Ice/Bug Pokemon is grouped by multiplier. Effectiveness against Ice and Bug multiplies, so shared weaknesses stack to 4x while opposing factors cancel to neutral 1x. Fire and Rock deal 4x. Flying and Steel deal 2x. Grass, Ice, and Ground are resisted. Remaining attacking types deal neutral 1x. Base typing only—no abilities, items, or field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

2 attacking types

Fire Rock

2×

Weaknesses

2 attacking types

Flying Steel

½×

Resistances

3 attacking types

Grass Ice Ground

¼×

Double resistances

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

0×

Immunities

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

1×

Neutral attacking types

11 attacking types

Normal Water Electric Fighting Poison Psychic Bug Ghost Dragon Dark Fairy

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

Pokemon with this typing0 entries

Champions roster entries that combine Ice and Bug in any order, presented for direct individual stat and ability profile exploration.

Pokemon Champions Roster Entries with Exact Ice and Bug Typing

An exact Ice and Bug combination requires carrying both types, regardless of listing order. The roster below shows current Champions representation for this dual-type profile. If no matches appear, the matchup data for Ice and Bug remains fully available. When entries do exist, opening individual profiles is essential, because shared typing never guarantees identical stats, abilities, moves, or strategic roles.

No current Pokemon use this exact type combination

The pairing is still a valid type-chart calculation, but the current Pokemon Champions roster has no entry with both types together.

Related type combinations

Compare how swapping a single partner type transforms the complete defensive chart and exact roster representation.

Explore Dual-Type Profiles Sharing Ice or Bug

Each neighboring profile retains either the Ice or Bug typing while replacing the partner type. Navigating these links shows how a single substitution completely reshapes weaknesses, resistances, and immunities. Retaining a shared type does not guarantee a similar incoming-damage profile or exact roster representation. Both populated combinations and currently empty type-chart records provide equally valid destinations for matchup research.

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Compare Related Ice and Bug Dual-Type Combinations Now

See how replacing one defending type alters the entire incoming damage calculation. Comparing nearby combinations like Ice/Grass or Bug/Steel reveals how different pairings shift 4x weaknesses and 0.5x resistances across the Pokemon Champions type chart.

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