Fighting Type Pokemon 販売中

Fighting-type Pokémon are the best matchup against Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, and Steel. Attacks against these five are super-effective, dealing 160% damage. Defensively, Fighting types take reduced damage from Rock, Bug, and Dark moves. In PvE battles, having a Fighting type on the roster is great against Gym defenders (like Blissey and Snorlax) and tearing through Raid bosses like Terrakion, Kyurem, Registeel, and Tyranitar, dealing 256% double super-effective damage against dual-typed targets like Dark/Rock or Ice/Steel.

PvE Raid Rankings

• Mega Apex: Mega Lucario (Force Palm + Aura Sphere) and Mega Blaziken (Counter + Aura Sphere) are the peak Fighting-type attackers, boosting Fighting-type attack damage for all allies in a Raid. Mega Heracross is a great secondary pick.
• Shadow Powerhouses: Shadow Conkeldurr (Force Palm + Dynamic Punch), Shadow Machamp, and Shadow Blaziken dominate non-Mega raid charts. Don't sleep on Terrakion (using Double Kick + Sacred Sword) as an option either.
• Budget Non-Shadow Fillers: Low on Stardust or Mega Energy? Standard Conkeldurr, Machamp (Counter + Dynamic Punch), Lucario (using Aura Sphere), Hariyama, and Pangoro are great budget-friendly options.

PvP League Breakdown

• Great League: Annihilape (Counter + Ice Punch / Shadow Ball) dominates as a Fighting/Ghost type. Medicham (Counter + Ice Punch / Dynamic Punch) and Hakamo-o are also great tanky options, while Machamp (especially Shadow) provides raw shield pressure.
• Ultra League: Cobalion (Double Kick + Sacred Sword / Stone Edge) and Virizion are the best picks in this pool. Meanwhile, Annihilape remains a dominant threat, while Pangoro and Obstagoon are great matchups against Dark and Steel types.

Optimal Movesets & Weather Mechanics

• Fast Moves: Counter is widely considered one of the best Fast Moves in the entire game because of its high damage and energy generation. Force Palm (exclusive/event) and Double Kick provide incredible energy pacing, while Karate Chop offers fast-spam capabilities.
• Charged Moves: Aura Sphere (Lucario/Blaziken) and Sacred Sword (Terrakion/Cobalion/Virizion) are perfect, low-cost moves with huge damage-per-energy (DPE) ratios. Dynamic Punch and Superpower are great secondary options, though Superpower requires careful management due to its self-debuff.
• Cloudy Mechanics: Cloudy weather increases wild Fighting-type spawn rates, grants 25% extra catching Stardust, and applies a flat 20% damage multiplier to all Fighting-type attacks across Raids, Gyms, and Trainer Battles.

FAQs

Is Mega Lucario better than Mega Blaziken for Raids?

They're neck-and-neck, but Mega Lucario generally pulls ahead if it has its legacy move Force Palm paired with Aura Sphere. Additionally, Lucario's dual Steel/Fighting typing grants it more defensive resistances, keeping it on the field longer to maintain the 30% lobby damage boost for your raid partners.

Why is Counter considered such a legendary move in PvP?

In Pokémon GO's battle math, most moves trade off between high energy generation or high damage output. Counter breaks this balance by offering well-above-average stats in both damage (4.0 DPT) and energy generation (3.5 EPT), making almost any Pokémon that learns it an instant PvP threat.

How do I manage self-debuffing moves like Superpower in PvP?

Moves like Superpower drop your Pokémon's Attack and Defense by one stage after use. To avoid getting punished, use it as a finishing move to faint the opponent's active Pokémon, or trigger the move right before swapping out so your stat drops reset when your Pokémon leaves the field.