Water/Dark

Water/Dark Defensive Profile: Incoming Damage Multipliers and Pokemon Champions Roster

Evaluate the combined Water and Dark type chart and find exact dual-typing entries.

Water and Dark combine defensively by multiplying incoming attacking type effectiveness. A Water/Dark defender takes double damage from five attacking types, resists six, and takes zero Psychic damage. Check which Pokemon Champions entries currently hold this exact dual typing, then compare related combinations to see how changing one defending type alters the overall incoming damage profile.

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Incoming damage calculations multiply every attacking type's effectiveness against both Water and Dark to determine combined weaknesses, resistances, and immunities.

Water/Dark Defensive Matchups: Incoming Damage Multipliers

Incoming damage against Water/Dark is calculated by multiplying an attacking type's effectiveness against both defending types. A 2x weakness paired with a 0.5x resistance cancels to neutral 1x damage, while immunities like Psychic result in 0x damage. The lists below group every attacking type by these multipliers, down to neutral matchups. These reflect strictly base type-chart calculations before abilities, items, or field effects.

4×

Double weaknesses

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

2×

Weaknesses

5 attacking types

Electric Grass Fighting Bug Fairy

½×

Resistances

6 attacking types

Fire Water Ice Ghost Dark Steel

¼×

Double resistances

0 attacking types

No attacking type lands in this multiplier group.

0×

Immunities

1 attacking types

Psychic

1×

Neutral attacking types

6 attacking types

Normal Poison Ground Flying Rock Dragon

These values describe the base type chart only. Abilities, moves, items, and field effects can change how an individual battle resolves.

Pokemon with this typing6 entries

Explore Pokemon Champions entries that carry exactly both Water and Dark types, regardless of primary or secondary classification.

Champions Pokemon with the Water and Dark Typing

Entries below match the exact Water and Dark typing combination, treating both types as equally defining without hierarchy. While these Pokemon share a defensive structure, individual stats, abilities, and moves determine their actual battle roles. If the current roster lacks an exact match, the type profile remains a reliable reference. Open any listed profile to evaluate specific data.

#0130

Mega Gyarados

Mega

WaterDark

Mega Gyarados delivers high-impact performance with top-percentile rankings in Attack and Special Defense. Reviewing these specific combat metrics provides the necessary insight for identifying role suitability and team synergies within the broader Pokemon Champions environment.

BST640↑2SPD130↑4ATK155↑4SPA70↓36SPE81↓56

#0319

Sharpedo

Base

WaterDark

Sharpedo stands out as a rapid-strike specialist with significant physical power offset by low defensive viability. Use this breakdown of its speed ranks, attack percentiles, and regenerative bite mechanics to weigh the risks and benefits of incorporating this Water and Dark type predator into active team rosters.

BST460↑91ATK120↑23SPE95↑31SPD40↓1DEF40↓1

#0319

Mega Sharpedo

Mega

WaterDark

Mega Sharpedo provides a distinct offensive footprint through high attack and speed rankings. Assessing the underlying numerical performance profile aids in determining how this species interacts with various type matchups and team-building strategies within current squad requirements.

BST560↑24ATK140↑7SPE105↑18SPD65↓17DEF70↓24

#0503

Hisuian Samurott

Form

WaterDark

Hisuian Samurott brings a unique dual-type profile to Pokemon Champions. Reviewing the base stat distribution, including key attack and speed benchmarks, facilitates informed roster planning. Players assess core defensive weaknesses and offensive capabilities to integrate this formidable combatant into various tactical team configurations.

BST528↑39HP90↑23SPA100↑36SPD65↓17DEF80↓49

#0658

Greninja

Base

WaterDark

Greninja functions as a high-speed combatant that utilizes its unique tongue sensory organ and projectile mastery to outmaneuver adversaries. Reviewing its base stats, specific typing, and inherent tactical weaknesses helps players refine their team compositions for effective offensive engagement.

BST530↑33SPE122↑6SPA103↑35DEF67↓19SPD71↓27

#0658

Mega Greninja

Mega

WaterDark

Mega Greninja presents a unique profile for players investigating high-speed combatants within Pokemon Champions. Reviewing specific attack, special attack, and speed percentiles allows for precise evaluation of how this Ninja Pokemon integrates into various team compositions and tactical setups.

BST630↑4SPE142↑1SPA133↑11DEF77↓37HP72↓38

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Nearby Dual-Type Combinations Sharing Water or Dark

Each linked dual-type profile retains either Water or Dark while substituting the partner. Keeping one type creates a baseline, but changing the partner can fully transform weaknesses, resistances, and neutral matchups. Compare these paths to study exact interactions, whether rosters are dense or currently empty. Sharing a type does not guarantee a similar incoming-damage profile.

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Compare Nearby Dual-Type Combinations in Pokemon Champions

Explore how replacing either Water or Dark changes the defensive landscape. Browse related dual-type profiles like Water/Ghost or Dark/Fighting to compare their multiplied weaknesses, resistances, and immunities, helping you choose the right defensive core for Pokemon Champions.

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