Poison/Bug

Poison/Bug Defensive Type Profile and Incoming Matchup Analysis in Pokemon Champions

Combined weaknesses, resistances, and neutral results for the exact Poison and Bug typing

Poison and Bug combine into a defensive profile with 2x weaknesses to Fire, Flying, Psychic, and Rock, double resistances to Grass and Fighting, and halved damage from Poison, Bug, and Fairy. Nine attacking types deal neutral 1x damage. Pokemon Champions entries with this exact typing appear below, and the profile holds even with no roster matches.

5 exact roster entriesIncoming damage

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Poison Bug

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Understand how attacking types combine against Poison/Bug, from multiplied weaknesses to canceled neutral hits.

Poison/Bug Defensive Matchups and Incoming Type Effectiveness

When a Poison/Bug Pokemon defends, each incoming attack type is evaluated against both types and its effectiveness is multiplied. This yields double resistances like Grass and Fighting, standard resistances like Fairy, and weaknesses like Fire and Flying. Canceled matchups fall into the neutral group, documented below. These results reflect only the base type chart and exclude abilities, items, moves, or field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

4 attacking types

Fire Flying Psychic Rock

½×

Resistances

3 attacking types

Poison Bug Fairy

¼×

Double resistances

2 attacking types

Grass Fighting

0×

Immunities

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

1×

Neutral attacking types

9 attacking types

Normal Water Electric Ice Ground 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 typing5 entries

Exact dual-type matches for Poison and Bug combinations

Poison and Bug Pokemon in the Champions Roster

Entries below feature exactly the Poison and Bug types in either order. This pairing aligns them with a shared defensive profile while distinguishing them from single-type Pokemon. If no current roster entries match this pair, the matchup data remains available. When results exist, individual profiles show that identical typing does not guarantee shared stats, abilities, moves, or roles.

#0015

Beedrill

Base

BugPoison

Beedrill represents a specialized Bug and Poison type defined by rapid strikes and high-potency venom application. This entry outlines its specific stat percentiles, defensive vulnerabilities, and offensive strengths, enabling precise comparisons for trainers assessing its viability within diverse Pokemon Champions team compositions.

BST395↑98ATK90↑54SPE75↑54DEF40↓1SPA45↓6

#0015

Mega Beedrill

Mega

BugPoison

Mega Beedrill represents a specialized physical threat characterized by immense speed and high attack output. Identifying these baseline performance metrics assists in evaluating effectiveness against specific defensive matchups and determining the role within a balanced squad.

BST495↑66SPE145↑1ATK150↑5SPA15↓1DEF40↓1

#0168

Ariados

Base

BugPoison

Ariados operates as a calculated hunter utilizing dual-source silk production to manipulate battlefield conditions. This overview highlights its nocturnal predatory adaptations, physical limitations regarding speed, and specialized utility moves that allow for precise trapping of opponents in varied terrain.

BST400↑98ATK90↑54HP70↑65SPE40↓11DEF70↓24

#0545

Scolipede

Base

BugPoison

Scolipede provides high-speed, Bug and Poison-type engagement options. Examine the base stats and percentile rankings for attack, defense, and speed to understand how the Megapede Pokemon influences roster versatility and matchup calculations during tactical planning.

BST485↑77SPE112↑11DEF89↑42HP60↓15SPA55↓17

#0545

Mega Scolipede

Mega

BugPoison

Mega Scolipede offers a unique combination of high-tier attack and defense rankings within the Bug and Poison categories. Reviewing these specific metrics enables players to determine how this form fits into specific team compositions and tactical requirements for challenging battles.

BST585↑19DEF149↑4ATK140↑7HP60↓15SPE62↓28

Related type combinations

Change one partner type to see how a single substitution alters the complete incoming-damage profile and current roster representation.

Explore Dual-Type Combinations Sharing Poison or Bug

Each linked profile retains either Poison or Bug while introducing a different partner type. Holding one type constant establishes a baseline for type-chart research, but altering the second member can quickly shift weaknesses, resistances, immunities, and exact roster representation. Compare how a single substitution transforms a full defensive profile across both populated rosters and currently empty combinations.

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Compare Poison/Bug With Other Dual-Type Defensive Profiles

Explore nearby combinations like Poison/Grass or Bug/Steel to see how replacing one defending type shifts the incoming-damage table. Each dual-type profile lists exact weaknesses, resistances, and neutral matchups alongside matching Pokemon Champions roster entries.

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