What are the weaknesses of Grass-type Pokémon?

Updated on 18 February 2024 by Prince

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Understanding Pokémon types and attack types is an important part of becoming a complete Pokémon trainer. There are many different types of Pokémon, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. These different types strongly influence their effectiveness in terms of defense and attack.

In our article, we'll be talking specifically about the plant-type Pokémon. If you'd like to learn more on its weakness and its resistance, in our guide you will find a comprehensive on weakness and strength of this type of Pokémon.

With that, let's also discover the different types of Pokémon.

Illustration of plant-type Pokémon. Image taken from the Internet

What are the weaknesses of plant-type Pokémon?

Weaknesses against certain types of Pokémon

Grass-type Pokémon's attacks are ineffective against the following type Pokémon:

Similarly, in addition to being ineffective against the Pokémon above, Plant-type Pokémon are also ineffective against the Pokémon below. vulnerable against :

  • Fire type ;
  • the Ice type ;
  • The Poison type;
  • Insect type;
  • The Vol.

In terms of defense, the following types of Pokémon are available inefficient against Plant-type Pokémon. These are :

Environmental dependency

One of the disadvantages of plant-type Pokémon is that they benefit from environmental conditions to facilitate their attacks.

  • When the weather is sunny, plant-type Pokémon can increase the power of their attacks.
  • As a result, if environmental conditions are not favorable, Plant-type Pokémon may be at a disadvantage in battle.

However, while these plant-type Pokémon have many limitations, they also have strengths that set them apart from other Pokémon.

Here is an illustrative table of the weaknesses and strengths of each Pokémon type, including the Plant type:

Image illustrating the strengths and weaknesses of Pokémon according to type
Table showing Pokémon strengths and weaknesses by type, including plant type.

Here's a guide on how to read the table: 

  • The fractions of damage that can be inflicted by plant-type attacks are indicated by ½ (in red), which means 50 % of damage.
  • 2 (green) means a super-efficient attack at 200 %.
  • 0 (black) means ineffective attack.

Plant-type Pokémon highlights

A plant-type Pokémon is powerful against attacks of the following types water, Roche type and Sol. They are also resistant to :

  • Electrik,
  • Plant 
  • Floor.

All about the Plant-type Pokémon

The plant-type Pokémon forms three basic types of the three starting Pokémon. They form a simple triangle with the fire-type Pokémon and the water-type Pokémon, making it easy to explain the concept to new players. It is also one of the 18 types introduced in the first generation of Pokémon.

It is one of the Pokémon types statistically the lowest. It has 7 types resistant to Plant attacks and 5 defensive weaknesses. There are also Plant/Psy; Plant/Ice; Plant/Darkness of the combinations types associated with Plant Pokémon, which have 7 weaknesses. This type of Pokémon is classified as special in Pokémon.

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In total, there are 18 types of Pokémon including:

Indeed, each Pokémon has a whole type and these determine their effectiveness in terms of defense and attacks.

In short, these are the Plant-type Pokémon weaknesses you need to know about. Next time, based on their weaknesses, you'll know what you need to do to defeat them more easily.

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