Dual type

Fighting/Steel weakness

Fighting/Steel Pokémon are weak to Fire, Fighting and Ground, which hit them for 2× damage. They take no damage from Poison, resist 8 other types and take normal damage from 6 types.

Fighting/Steel damage taken

DamageAttacking types
2×Fire, Fighting, Ground
1×Water, Electric, Flying, Psychic, Ghost, Fairy
½×Normal, Grass, Ice, Dragon, Dark, Steel
¼×Bug, Rock
0×Poison

Best types to use against Fighting/Steel

To beat a Fighting/Steel Pokémon, use Fire, Fighting and Ground moves: they deal 2× damage. Do not waste turns on Poison (0×), Bug (¼×), Rock (¼×), Normal (½×) and Grass (½×).

Fighting/Steel and Steel/Fighting are the same typing: in battle the order of a Pokémon's two types makes no difference, so a Steel/Fighting search lands on this page too.

Going the other way, Fighting and Steel moves between them hit Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, Steel and Fairy super effectively.

5 Pokémon have the Fighting/Steel typing: 2 species and 3 alternate forms, first appearing in Generation 4 and spanning 3 generations to Generation 8.

The highest base stat total is Crowned Zamazenta with 700; the average across the group is 611.

5 Fighting/Steel Pokémon

Quick answers

What is Fighting/Steel weak to?

Fighting/Steel Pokémon are weak to Fire, Fighting and Ground, which hit them for 2× damage.

What is Fighting/Steel immune to?

Fighting/Steel Pokémon are immune to Poison moves, which deal no damage.

What resists Fighting/Steel?

Fighting/Steel Pokémon resist Normal (½×), Grass (½×), Ice (½×), Dragon (½×), Dark (½×), Steel (½×), Bug (¼×) and Rock (¼×).

What is the best type against Fighting/Steel?

To beat a Fighting/Steel Pokémon, use Fire, Fighting and Ground moves: they deal 2× damage. Do not waste turns on Poison (0×), Bug (¼×), Rock (¼×), Normal (½×) and Grass (½×).

Related type pages

Single types: Fighting, Steel. All dual-type combinations. Type chart and calculator.

More Fighting combinations

More Steel combinations

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