Type reference
Fire Type Pokémon
Explore Fire-type Pokémon and their offensive and defensive matchups. Dual types can change an individual Pokémon’s weaknesses.
Fire
Fire defense: damage taken
4×
—
2×
WaterGroundRock
1×
NormalElectricFightingPoisonFlyingPsychicGhostDragonDark
½×
FireGrassIceBugSteelFairy
¼×
—
0×
—
Fire attacks: damage dealt
4×
—
2×
GrassIceBugSteel
1×
NormalElectricFightingPoisonGroundFlyingPsychicGhostDarkFairy
½×
FireWaterRockDragon
¼×
—
0×
—
Single-type matchups only. A second type can add or cancel weaknesses.
How Fire changed across generations
Generation 1 has a different chart from later games. Select Gen 1 above to see the original matchups.
Generation 6 added Fairy and removed Steel’s resistances to Ghost and Dark. Historical matchup changes are reflected in the selector above.
Fire-type Pokémon
112 entries including forms
Charmander
Fire
Charmeleon
Fire
Charizard
FireFlying
Charizard-Mega-X
FireDragon
Charizard-Mega-Y
FireFlying
Charizard-Gmax
FireFlying
Vulpix
Fire
Ninetales
Fire
Growlithe
Fire
Growlithe-Hisui
FireRock
Arcanine
Fire
Arcanine-Hisui
FireRock
Ponyta
Fire
Rapidash
Fire
Marowak-Alola
FireGhost
Marowak-Alola-Totem
FireGhost
Magmar
Fire
Tauros-Paldea-Blaze
FightingFire
Flareon
Fire
Moltres
FireFlying
Cyndaquil
Fire
Quilava
Fire
Typhlosion
Fire
Typhlosion-Hisui
FireGhost
Slugma
Fire
Magcargo
FireRock
Houndour
DarkFire
Houndoom
DarkFire
Houndoom-Mega
DarkFire
Magby
Fire
Entei
Fire
Ho-Oh
FireFlying
Torchic
Fire
Combusken
FireFighting
Blaziken
FireFighting
Blaziken-Mega
FireFighting
Numel
FireGround
Camerupt
FireGround
Camerupt-Mega
FireGround
Torkoal
Fire
Castform-Sunny
Fire
Groudon-Primal
GroundFire
Chimchar
Fire
Monferno
FireFighting
Infernape
FireFighting
Magmortar
Fire
Rotom-Heat
ElectricFire
Heatran
FireSteel
Heatran-Mega
FireSteel
Arceus-Fire
Fire
Victini
PsychicFire
Tepig
Fire
Pignite
FireFighting
Emboar
FireFighting
Emboar-Mega
FireFighting
Pansear
Fire
Simisear
Fire
Darumaka
Fire
Darmanitan
Fire
Darmanitan-Zen
FirePsychic
Darmanitan-Galar-Zen
IceFire
Litwick
GhostFire
Lampent
GhostFire
Chandelure
GhostFire
Chandelure-Mega
GhostFire
Heatmor
Fire
Larvesta
BugFire
Volcarona
BugFire
Reshiram
DragonFire
Fennekin
Fire
Braixen
Fire
Delphox
FirePsychic
Delphox-Mega
FirePsychic
Fletchinder
FireFlying
Talonflame
FireFlying
Litleo
FireNormal
Pyroar
FireNormal
Pyroar-Mega
FireNormal
Volcanion
FireWater
Litten
Fire
Torracat
Fire
Incineroar
FireDark
Oricorio
FireFlying
Salandit
PoisonFire
Salazzle
PoisonFire
Salazzle-Totem
PoisonFire
Silvally-Fire
Fire
Turtonator
FireDragon
Blacephalon
FireGhost
Scorbunny
Fire
Raboot
Fire
Cinderace
Fire
Cinderace-Gmax
Fire
Carkol
RockFire
Coalossal
RockFire
Coalossal-Gmax
RockFire
Sizzlipede
FireBug
Centiskorch
FireBug
Centiskorch-Gmax
FireBug
Fuecoco
Fire
Crocalor
Fire
Skeledirge
FireGhost
Charcadet
Fire
Armarouge
FirePsychic
Ceruledge
FireGhost
Scovillain
GrassFire
Scovillain-Mega
GrassFire
Iron Moth
FirePoison
Chi-Yu
DarkFire
Ogerpon-Hearthflame
GrassFire
Ogerpon-Hearthflame-Tera
GrassFire
Gouging Fire
FireDragon
Put Fire on your team
A type’s single-type chart is a starting point. When a Pokémon has two types, its defensive multipliers are multiplied. Check the complete typing before deciding which teammate covers a weakness.
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