TYPE DEFENSE / MODERN CHART

Fire / Psychic Pokémon weaknesses & resistances

Full Fire / Psychic Pokémon weakness chart: Water, Ground, Rock, Ghost, Dark, immunity checks and all 18 incoming move types. This reference describes a type combination; it does not assert that any specific Pokémon species has it or appears in a particular game.

Defensive summary

5Weak attacking types (2× or 4×)
7Resisted attacking types
0Type immunities

To understand these numbers, select an incoming move type. When a Pokémon has two types, the effectiveness against each type is multiplied; an immunity makes the total 0×.

2×

Super effective — Water, Ground, Rock, Ghost, Dark

1×

Neutral — Normal, Electric, Poison, Flying, Bug, Dragon

0.5×

Resisted — Fire, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Psychic, Steel, Fairy

All 18 incoming move types

These values use the standard modern Pokémon type chart. They are not exact damage estimates, and exclude STAB, abilities, weather, held items and move-specific effects.

Incoming move typeMultiplierInterpretation
Normal1×Neutral damage modifier
Fire0.5×Resists this attack
Water2×Weak to this attack
Electric1×Neutral damage modifier
Grass0.5×Resists this attack
Ice0.5×Resists this attack
Fighting0.5×Resists this attack
Poison1×Neutral damage modifier
Ground2×Weak to this attack
Flying1×Neutral damage modifier
Psychic0.5×Resists this attack
Bug1×Neutral damage modifier
Rock2×Weak to this attack
Ghost2×Weak to this attack
Dragon1×Neutral damage modifier
Dark2×Weak to this attack
Steel0.5×Resists this attack
Fairy0.5×Resists this attack

Compare related typings

Changing either defending type changes which attacks are dangerous. Compare these references rather than assuming the weaknesses of each type remain independent.

Data sources and scope

Numbers come from the modern 18-type matchup chart. This reference does not infer particular game availability, encounter locations, base stats, move sets, abilities or the effect of special battle mechanics.

Data assembled: 2026-10-26. Independent fan reference; trademarks belong to their respective owners. No official endorsement or Pokémon art is used.