Double weaknesses
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
Normal/Dragon
Incoming damage calculations, Ghost immunity, and exact roster results for Normal/Dragon.
Normal/Dragon combines broad neutral coverage with specific vulnerabilities. The pairing takes double damage from Ice, Fighting, Dragon, and Fairy attacks while resisting Fire, Water, Electric, and Grass, plus a total Ghost immunity. Pokemon Champions roster data reveals which entries carry this typing, separating calculated damage profiles from broader battle viability.
Calculate combined incoming damage by multiplying each attacking type's effectiveness against Normal and Dragon.
Incoming damage to a Normal/Dragon Pokemon is found by multiplying an attacking type's effectiveness against both defending types. The groups below detail 2x weaknesses like Ice and Dragon, 1/2x resistances, and a type-based 0x immunity to Ghost attacks. Neutral 1x matchups are fully documented to provide complete type-chart context. These outcomes reflect base typing only, excluding abilities, items, moves, and field effects.
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
4 attacking types
4 attacking types
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
1 attacking types
9 attacking types
These values describe the base type chart only. Abilities, moves, items, and field effects can change how an individual battle resolves.
Compare how changing one partner type shifts the incoming-damage profile and exact-typing roster representation.
Explore dual-type profiles that retain Normal or Dragon while swapping the partner. Sharing one type establishes a baseline, but a single substitution can transform the full incoming-damage profile, shifting weaknesses, resistances, and immunities. These links include represented and empty typings for equal research value. Compare matchup shifts without treating nearby combinations as replacements.
4 roster entries
Flying/Dragon Type Matchup Profile
4 roster entries
Grass/Dragon matchup profile
4 roster entries
Normal/Flying Type Combination Profile
3 roster entries
Normal/Psychic Type Combination Profile
2 roster entries
Dragon/Steel Type Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Ground/Dragon Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Normal/Fire Defensive Matchups
2 roster entries
Poison/Dragon matchup profile
1 roster entries
Dragon/Dark Matchup Profile
1 roster entries
Dragon/Fairy matchup profile
1 roster entries
Electric/Dragon Matchup Profile
1 roster entries
Fighting/Dragon Matchup Profile
Continue researching defensive matchups by browsing related type pairings that share Normal or Dragon typing. Compare how different combinations alter incoming damage calculations or shift vulnerability profiles across the broader Pokemon Champions type interaction system.
See which Champions entries carry both Normal and Dragon, and compare their individual stats, abilities, and movepools.
Exact dual-typing requires a Pokemon to carry both Normal and Dragon, regardless of type order. Matching roster entries share baseline defensive interactions, but individual evaluation remains essential. Base stats, abilities, and learnable moves create distinct combat roles that shared typing cannot predict. When the Champions roster has no exact match, the defensive profile still provides a valid framework for evaluating the pair.

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