Ice/Dark

Ice/Dark Defensive Type Profile and Matchup Breakdown in Pokemon Champions

Incoming damage multipliers, immunities, and exact-roster directory for Ice/Dark

Ice/Dark pairs fragile defenses with disruptive resistances, creating a distinct incoming-damage profile. Fighting deals 4x damage; Fire, Bug, Rock, Steel, and Fairy hit for 2x. The typing resists Ice, Ghost, and Dark, ignores Psychic, and leaves eight types neutral. Compare against related combinations and check which Pokemon Champions entries carry this exact dual typing.

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Combined type-chart effectiveness for every attacking type into an Ice/Dark defending Pokemon.

Ice/Dark Defensive Matchups and Incoming Damage

Each attacking type in these groups deals damage into a defending Ice/Dark Pokemon by multiplying its effectiveness against Ice and Dark. Fighting deals 4x because both types share the weakness. Psychic is fully blocked by Dark's immunity. Neutral 1x types cancel or match across both defending types and are documented rather than omitted. These groups reflect the base type chart only, before abilities, items, moves, weather, or field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

1 attacking types

Fighting

2×

Weaknesses

5 attacking types

Fire Bug Rock Steel Fairy

½×

Resistances

3 attacking types

Ice 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

8 attacking types

Normal Water Electric Grass Poison Ground Flying Dragon

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

Browse the roster for Pokemon carrying both Ice and Dark types, then open individual profiles to compare their distinct stats, abilities, and roles.

Pokemon Champions Entries with the Exact Ice and Dark Typing

An exact Ice and Dark typing requires a Pokemon to carry both elements, regardless of order. While matching entries share the same baseline defensive profile, individual stats, abilities, and moves still shape their actual combat performance. Open a specific Pokemon profile to evaluate its unique toolset, or review the available matchup data if the current Champions roster has no exact match for this pair.

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Weavile

Base

DarkIce

Weavile functions as a high-speed offensive threat with razor-sharp claws. Evaluate base stat ranks, defensive weaknesses to Fighting-type moves, and core combat strengths relevant to tactical team planning and roster development. Its intelligence and unique physical build provide a distinct niche for trainers prioritizing rapid, calculated strikes.

BST510↑52SPE125↑5ATK120↑23SPA45↓6DEF65↓19

Related type combinations

Change one type while holding the other constant to see how a single substitution reshapes the full incoming-damage profile and exact-typing roster.

Related Dual-Type Combinations Sharing Ice or Dark

Each linked profile holds Ice or Dark and swaps the partner type. A shared type gives a comparison baseline, but the new partner can still reshape weaknesses, resistances, and neutral results. Sharing one type does not ensure a similar defensive profile or roster. Both confirmed and empty combinations serve as paths for tracing a substitution's matchup impact.

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Compare Ice/Dark Against Related Dual-Type Combinations in Pokemon Champions

Swapping one defending type in Ice/Dark changes the full incoming-damage profile. Explore Ice/Ghost to see how dropping Dark alters weaknesses and resistances, or browse the complete dual-type directory to compare every defensive matchup side by side.

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