What is Fighting strong against in Evomon?

In this researched reference, Fighting deals super-effective (2×) damage to Normal, Ice, Rock and Steel. Evomon does not fully publish its in-game multipliers, so treat these as a planning reference and confirm the numbers you see in battle.

What is Fighting weak to in Evomon?

Fighting takes super-effective damage from Flying and Psychic. Avoid leaving a Fighting Evomon in against those attackers, and pair it with a teammate that resists them.

What resists Fighting-type attacks?

Fighting attacks are resisted (½×) by Bug and Rock. Against those defenders, switch to a type with better coverage instead of forcing Fighting damage.

Is this Fighting type chart confirmed?

No. Evomon's exact type multipliers are not officially published. This Fighting matchup reference follows the standard 14-type creature-collector convention and still needs live-game verification. Dragon, Light, and Dark are excluded until their matchups are reproduced in game.

Evomon Fighting Type: Weakness, Strengths & Best Fighting Evomon

Fighting

Last checked: July 19, 2026

The Fighting type is one of 14 researched Evomon types in our reference matrix. This page breaks down the Fighting matchups so you can decide when to attack with a Fighting Evomon, when to switch out, and which teammates cover its weaknesses. Every value comes from the same chart used by the full Evomon type chart and Team Builder.

Type matchups are the fastest way to swing a hard battle in your favour: hitting for double damage roughly halves how long a fight takes, while walking into a resisted hit wastes turns and puts your party at risk. Learn a handful of key matchups for the Fighting type below, keep a switch-in ready for its weaknesses, and let the Team Builder flag any gaps before you commit to a run.

Attacking matchups

Fighting on offense4 super-effective

Super-effective vs

Normal Ice Rock Steel

Resisted by

Poison Flying Psychic Bug

Lead with Fighting moves against Normal, Ice, Rock and Steel for double damage. Avoid attacking Poison, Flying, Psychic and Bug, which resist it.

Defending matchups

Fighting on defense2 weaknesses

Weak to

Flying Psychic

Resists

Bug Rock

A Fighting Evomon takes double damage from Flying and Psychic — keep a switch-in ready. It comfortably walls Bug and Rock.

Catalogued carriers

Fighting-type Evomon5 catalogued

Full Dex

5 catalogued Evomon carry the Fighting type. Open any entry for its full evolution line, weaknesses, and team role.

#002

Bubboxer

WaterFightingPvE Carry

Bubble's mid evolution. Reported to gain a Fighting secondary typing, trading some bulk for stronger physical pressure.

#003

Bubblade

WaterFightingPvE CarryLate Game

The final Water-starter form. A late-game PvE bruiser with broad super-effective coverage.

#088

Astraknight

FightingLate GameUtility

A Fighting-type standalone Evomon associated with Battle Pass and newer PvP reward reports. Availability appears update-sensitive, so old acquisition instructions may no longer be complete.

#078

Pummpaw

FightingPvE Carry

A Fighting-type base form reported in Dusk Town and the documented precursor to Pummash.

#079

Pummash

FightingPvE CarryLate Game

The reported Fighting evolution of Pummpaw and a recurring best-team candidate in July community coverage.

Switch-in plan

How to counter Fighting Evomon2 attackers

Bring an Evomon whose attacks hit Fighting super-effectively. These types deal double damage to a Fighting defender: