Double weaknesses
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
Poison/Ghost
Incoming weaknesses, resistances, and immunities for the Poison/Ghost defending combination
Poison/Ghost merges two defending types into one incoming-damage profile where each attacking type's effectiveness is multiplied. The pairing double-resists Poison and Bug, resists Grass and Fairy, avoids Normal and Fighting, and takes 2x damage from Ground, Psychic, Ghost, and Dark. Review the full matchup table and find which Pokemon Champions entries share this exact dual typing.
Calculate incoming type effectiveness by multiplying an attacking type's damage against both Poison and Ghost.
Incoming damage against Poison/Ghost is calculated by multiplying an attacking type's effectiveness against both defending types. The groups below show how Ground, Psychic, Ghost, and Dark deal 2x damage, how Poison and Bug are reduced to quarter damage, and why Normal and Fighting deal zero. Neutral attacking types are listed intentionally to document matchups that remain at base 1x damage before abilities, items, or field effects apply.
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
4 attacking types
2 attacking types
2 attacking types
2 attacking types
8 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 substituting a single partner type reshapes the incoming damage profile and roster representation.
Dual-type profiles below retain either Poison or Ghost while substituting the secondary partner. Holding one shared type establishes a baseline, but changing the partner completely transforms weaknesses, resistances, and immunities. Compare these combinations to measure the exact impact of a single type substitution. Both populated and currently empty pairings remain equally valid destinations for type-chart research.
7 roster entries
Grass/Ghost matchup profile
6 roster entries
Grass/Poison Matchup Profile
5 roster entries
Fire/Ghost matchup and roster profile
5 roster entries
Poison/Bug matchup profile
3 roster entries
Ghost/Dark Matchup Profile
3 roster entries
Ghost/Steel Matchup Profile
3 roster entries
Ground/Ghost Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Fighting/Poison Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Ice/Ghost Type Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Poison/Dragon matchup profile
2 roster entries
Poison/Psychic Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Poison/Rock Matchup Profile
Replacing one defending type in the Poison/Ghost pairing reshapes the incoming-damage table. Explore Poison/Dark or Ghost/Dark to see how weaknesses, resistances, and immunities shift when a single type changes, and find related dual typings sharing Poison or Ghost traits.
Exact Poison and Ghost roster matches for evaluating individual Champions stats.
Entries below feature exactly both Poison and Ghost typing, regardless of sequence. If the current roster lacks a match, the defensive type-chart profile above remains valid. When Pokemon appear, open individual profiles to compare base stats, abilities, and movepools. Sharing this exact dual type never makes entries interchangeable, as unique forms and abilities dictate distinct combat roles.

Gengar offers exceptional special attack speed and a versatile movepool, making it a pivotal subject for team building. Review the specific defensive frailty and stealth characteristics that define how this Shadow Pokémon interacts with opponents in the field of play.

Mega Gengar offers high-tier performance in Special Attack and Speed categories. Review the complete stat breakdown, type interaction, and classification to assess the utility of this Shadow Pokemon form for team construction and combat effectiveness in challenging scenarios.