Normal/Flying

Normal/Flying Type Weaknesses, Immunities, and Roster Directory for Pokemon Champions

Calculate incoming damage multipliers and browse exact dual-type entries

Normal/Flying pairs neutral coverage with Ground and Ghost immunities. Calculations reveal 2x weaknesses to Electric, Ice, and Rock, alongside 0.5x resistances to Grass and Bug. Eleven attacking types deal neutral 1x damage. Browse exact Pokemon Champions roster entries sharing this typing, or explore nearby combinations for shared defensive traits.

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Normal Flying

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Defensive matchupsDamage received

Combined type-chart effectiveness shows how each attacking type deals damage into a defending Normal and Flying pair.

Normal/Flying Defensive Matchups: Incoming Damage Multipliers

Each attacking type below multiplies its effectiveness against Normal and Flying to determine incoming damage. Electric, Ice, and Rock hit for 2x; Grass and Bug take 0.5x. Ground and Ghost deal 0x as one type nullifies each attack. No type reaches 4x or 0.25x. Neutral types are listed to complete the picture. These reflect the base type chart before abilities, items, or field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

3 attacking types

Electric Ice Rock

½×

Resistances

2 attacking types

Grass Bug

¼×

Double resistances

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

0×

Immunities

2 attacking types

Ground Ghost

1×

Neutral attacking types

11 attacking types

Normal Fire Water Fighting Poison Flying Psychic Dragon Dark Steel 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 typing4 entries

Exact roster entries carrying both Normal and Flying, matched regardless of primary or secondary typing.

Normal and Flying Type Pokemon in Champions Roster

Every entry below carries the exact Normal and Flying combination. While dual typing links these entries to a shared defensive profile, individual base stats, abilities, and moves still dictate specific roles. If the current Champions roster lacks an exact match, the type-chart profile remains available for evaluating the pairing. Open any listed profile to compare specific game data.

#0018

Pidgeot

Base

NormalFlying

Access a full breakdown of Pidgeot's Normal/Flying typing, base HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed statistics. Understand its strengths against specific types and vulnerabilities to others, empowering you to make informed decisions for your Pokemon Champions roster. Analyze potential movesets and abilities.

BST479↑85SPE101↑22HP83↑36SPD70↓26ATK80↓33

#0018

Mega Pidgeot

Mega

NormalFlying

Mega Pidgeot commands a distinct position in battle thanks to its focused special attack and speed attributes. This analysis provides a structured look at base stats and type interaction, enabling players to assess how the Normal and Flying typing influences team composition and tactical decision-making in competitive environments.

BST579↑22SPE121↑6SPA135↑7ATK80↓33SPD80↓44

#0398

Staraptor

Base

NormalFlying

Staraptor features a distinct physical attack profile and high speed rating within the Normal and Flying type ecosystem. Reviewing these base statistics assists players in determining the optimal battle role and synergy requirements needed for consistent results during team composition and roster planning.

BST485↑77ATK120↑23SPE100↑24SPD60↓10SPA50↓10

#0733

Toucannon

Base

NormalFlying

Toucannon serves as a high-impact physical attacker capable of firing projectiles at extreme temperatures. Review its specific stat percentiles, type advantages, and battle role to decide if this species brings the necessary offensive utility required for your team composition in Pokemon Champions.

BST485↑77ATK120↑23HP80↑38SPE60↓28DEF75↓34

Related type combinations

Compare how replacing one type in the Normal/Flying pairing alters the complete incoming-damage profile and exact roster representation.

Normal and Flying Type Combination Comparisons

Each linked dual-type profile retains either Normal or Flying while substituting the partner type. Holding one type constant provides a baseline for type-chart research, but a single change can completely transform weaknesses, resistances, and roster representation. Sharing one type does not guarantee a similar damage profile. Browse both represented combinations and empty typings to study how a changed partner reshapes the full matchup grid.

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Compare Nearby Normal and Flying Dual-Type Combinations

Extend defensive research by comparing nearby dual-type profiles sharing either Normal or Flying. Evaluate shared weaknesses, overlapping immunities, and distinct roster directories to understand broader Pokemon Champions typing interactions and matchup planning.

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