Rock/Ghost

Rock/Ghost Dual-Type Defensive Profile and Incoming Damage Matchups in Pokemon Champions

Calculate exact weaknesses, resistances, and immunities for Rock and Ghost defenders.

Rock and Ghost combine defensively by multiplying incoming damage from all attacking types. The pairing blocks Normal and Fighting, heavily resists Poison, and takes doubled damage from Water, Grass, Ground, Ghost, Dark, and Steel. Review the exact Pokemon Champions matchup table, then compare related combinations to see how swapping one defending type alters the full defensive profile.

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Incoming type effectiveness for defending Rock/Ghost Pokemon, showing how multipliers combine across both types.

Rock/Ghost Defensive Matchups and Incoming Damage

Rock/Ghost multiplies each attacking type's effectiveness against Rock and Ghost to determine incoming damage. Two 2x weaknesses stack into 4x damage, while a 2x weakness and 0.5x resistance cancel to neutral. The groups below detail 2x weaknesses, 1/2x and 1/4x resistances, 0x immunities, and 1x neutral hits. Values reflect the base type chart, excluding abilities, items, and battle modifiers.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

6 attacking types

Water Grass Ground Ghost Dark Steel

½×

Resistances

3 attacking types

Fire Flying Bug

¼×

Double resistances

1 attacking types

Poison

0×

Immunities

2 attacking types

Normal Fighting

1×

Neutral attacking types

6 attacking types

Electric Ice Psychic Rock Dragon 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 typing0 entries

Explore roster entries that possess both Rock and Ghost types, and open individual profiles to evaluate unique stats, moves, and abilities.

Pokemon Champions Entries with the exact Rock and Ghost dual typing

Roster entries here carry exactly the Rock and Ghost types, regardless of which appears first. Sharing this dual typing does not make Pokemon strategically interchangeable, as distinct stats, moves, and abilities define unique combat roles. If the roster lacks an exact match, the defensive matchup profile still remains available for research. Open individual profiles to evaluate data.

No current Pokemon use this exact type combination

The pairing is still a valid type-chart calculation, but the current Pokemon Champions roster has no entry with both types together.

Related type combinations

See how swapping one partner type reshapes the complete defensive matchup profile and exact roster representation.

Nearby Dual-Type Profiles Sharing Rock or Ghost

Linked profiles retain either Rock or Ghost while changing the partner type. Keeping one shared type creates a baseline, but a single substitution can completely transform the incoming-damage profile. Exploring these combinations supports precise type-chart research without assuming similar defensive outcomes. Roster-represented and empty combinations are equally valid destinations for mapping how a partner type shifts weaknesses and resistances.

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Compare more dual-type defensive matchups in Pokemon Champions

Explore other type combinations to see how swapping Rock or Ghost for a different defending type changes the incoming damage multipliers. Comparing nearby profiles helps clarify which dual typings offer better resistances, fewer weaknesses, or different immunities for team-building in Pokemon Champions.

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