Double weaknesses
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
Steel/Fairy
Incoming damage multipliers for every attacking type against a defending Steel/Fairy pair
The Steel/Fairy pairing merges Steel's broad resistance spread with Fairy's Dragon immunity, producing a profile that takes reduced or neutral damage from most attacking types. Fire and Ground deal 2x incoming damage, Bug drops to 1/4x, Poison and Dragon are immune, and five types deal neutral 1x. Roster results list Pokemon Champions entries with exactly these two types.
Base type-chart effectiveness multiplied against the Steel and Fairy defending combination.
Incoming damage to a Steel/Fairy Pokemon is calculated by multiplying the attacking type's effectiveness against Steel and Fairy. Review the groups below for combined multipliers, including 2x weaknesses, 1/2x resistances, 1/4x double resistances, and 0x immunities. Neutral 1x attacks are documented to provide complete type-chart context. These matchups reflect base typing only, excluding abilities, items, and battle modifiers.
0 attacking types
No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.
2 attacking types
8 attacking types
1 attacking types
2 attacking types
5 attacking types
These values describe the base type chart only. Abilities, moves, items, and field effects can change how an individual battle resolves.
Navigate neighboring profiles that keep either Steel or Fairy to observe how a single substitution shifts the full matchup profile.
Each linked profile keeps either Steel or Fairy paired with a different type. Retaining one member provides a defensive baseline, but changing the partner transforms weaknesses, resistances, and neutral damage results. Investigate these adjacent combinations to observe roster representation and incoming-damage shifts. Whether a pairing features known entries or remains an empty chart slot, both serve as valid structural comparison destinations.
5 roster entries
Ground/Steel Defensive Matchup Profile
3 roster entries
Bug/Steel Type Matchup Profile
3 roster entries
Flying/Steel matchup and roster entries
3 roster entries
Ghost/Steel Matchup Profile
3 roster entries
Psychic/Fairy Defensive Matchup Profile
3 roster entries
Psychic/Steel Defensive Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Dragon/Steel Type Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Fighting/Steel Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Grass/Fairy Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Rock/Steel Matchup Profile
2 roster entries
Water/Fairy Matchup Profile
1 roster entries
Dark/Fairy matchup and roster profile
Replacing one defending type in the Steel/Fairy pair shifts the entire incoming-damage profile. Browse related combinations keeping Steel or Fairy to see how weaknesses, resistances, and immunities change. Adjacent profiles reveal key defensive trade-offs for Pokemon Champions.
Dual-type roster representation for Steel and Fairy entries, where both types define the matchup profile.
An exact match requires both Steel and Fairy, regardless of order. Entries below reflect this dual typing, distinguishing them from Pokemon carrying only one type. Sharing this pair establishes a baseline defensive profile, but individual stats, abilities, and moves dictate actual roles. Open entries to evaluate unique kits. If no match exists, the type-chart profile remains available.

Analyze the mechanical foundation of Mawile, focusing on its steel and fairy typing alongside specific base stat distributions. Accurate evaluation of these attributes assists in identifying its viability as a situational member of a balanced team during competitive roster construction.

Mega Mawile functions as a specialized Steel and Fairy type with significant defensive investment. This analysis provides a breakdown of its percentile rankings in attack, defense, and speed to help clarify its unique position within the broader Pokemon Champions meta and support informed decision-making for various team configurations.

Examine the technical profile of Klefki, highlighting its Steel and Fairy-type synergy and distinct defensive capabilities. This evaluation focuses on the stat distribution and utility traits that allow the Key Ring Pokemon to function effectively as a defensive anchor during team assembly.

Analyze the Fairy and Steel-type classification and defensive stat profile of Tinkaton. Explore how its signature hammer and unique physical capabilities impact potential team roles, providing critical insight for informed roster development within the Pokemon Champions environment.