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Revision as of 03:00, 9 August 2014
The Bug type (むしタイプ Mushi taipu in Japanese) is one of the eighteen Pokémon elemental types.
Bug-type Pokémon are characterized by their fast growing, they don't take long to evolve. Bug-type Pokémon live mostly (not all of them) in forests, some of them are a little harder to find because they live atop the trees.
The known famous Bug-type trainers are: Bugsy, the Gym Leader of Azalea Town in Johto; Aaron, the first member of the Elite Four of the Sinnoh Pokémon League; Burgh, the Gym Leader of Castelia City in Unova; and Viola, the Gym Leader of Santalune City in Kalos.
From Generation V on, it is known that Bug-type Pokémon are preferred by artists, mostly because they have beautiful colors and have a stoic and cheerful character. It can be said that Bug-type Pokémon represent the beauty of nature.
Bug-type moves
- There are 25 Bug-type moves (4.06% of the total).
- In Generation I, 4 moves (2.4%) were introduced.
- In Generation II, 3 moves (3.3%) were introduced.
- In Generation III, 3 moves (2.9%) were introduced.
- In Generation IV, 7 moves (6.2%) were introduced.
- In Generation V, 4 moves (4.3%) were introduced.
- In Generation VI, 4 moves (7.8%) were introduced.
- In battles: Physical moves stand out.
- In contests: Smart moves stand out.
List of Bug-type moves
Name | Category | Contest | Generation | Power |
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Attack Order | Generation IV | 90 | ||
Bug Bite | Generation IV | 60 | ||
Bug Buzz | Generation IV | 90 | ||
Defend Order | Generation IV | - | ||
Fell Stinger | - | Generation VI | 30 | |
Fury Cutter | Generation II | 40-160 (20-160 until Gen. V) | ||
Heal Order | Generation IV | - | ||
Infestation | - | Generation VI | 20 | |
Leech Life | Generation I | 20 | ||
Megahorn | Generation II | 120 | ||
Pin Missile | Generation II | 25 (x2-5) (14 (x2-5) until Gen. V) | ||
Powder | - | Generation VI | - | |
Quiver Dance | - | Generation V | - | |
Rage Powder | - | Generation V | - | |
Signal Beam | Generation III | 75 | ||
Silver Wind | Generation III | 60 | ||
Spider Web | Generation II | - | ||
Steamroller | - | Generation V | 65 | |
Sticky Web | - | Generation VI | - | |
String Shot | Generation I | - | ||
Struggle Bug | - | Generation V | 50 (30 until Gen. V) | |
Tail Glow | Generation III | - | ||
Twineedle | Generation I | 25 (x2) | ||
U-turn | Generation IV | 70 | ||
X-Scissor | Generation IV | 80 |
Effectiveness of Bug-type moves
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Super effective against Pokémon of the types: , and .
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Not very effective against Pokémon of the types: , , , , , and .
Weaknesses and resistances of the Bug type
A type chart displaying the weaknesses and resistances of a Pokémon when damaged by a move. Empty fields are moves that do normal damage.
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Known Bug-type Pokémon Trainers
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Johto Gym Leader Bugsy | Sinnoh Elite Four Aaron | Unova Gym Leader Burgh | Kalos Gym Leader Viola | Chrysalia Warlord Yoshimoto | Warlord Servant Okuni |
Bug-type Pokémon
68 Pokémon are Bug type. (9.60% of all Pokémon)
Pure Bug-type Pokémon
17 Pokémon are pure Bug type. (25.76% of Bug-type Pokémon)
Caterpie | Metapod | Pinsir | Pineco | Wurmple | Silcoon |
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Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Cascoon | Volbeat | Illumise | Kricketot | Kricketune | Burmy |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Burmy Bug |
Karrablast | Shelmet | Accelgor | Scatterbug | Spewpa | |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
Primary Bug-type Pokémon
48 Pokémon are primary Bug type. (69.7% of Bug-type Pokémon)
Butterfree | Weedle | Kakuna | Beedrill | Paras | Parasect |
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Bug |
BugPoison |
BugPoison |
BugPoison |
BugGrass |
BugGrass |
Venonat | Venomoth | Scyther | Ledyba | Ledian | Spinarak |
BugPoison |
BugPoison |
Bug |
Bug |
Bug |
BugPoison |
Ariados | Yanma | Forretress | Scizor | Shuckle | Heracross |
BugPoison |
Bug |
BugSteel |
BugSteel |
BugRock |
BugFighting |
Beautifly | Dustox | Surskit | Masquerain | Nincada | Ninjask |
Bug |
BugPoison |
BugWater |
Bug |
BugGround |
Bug |
Shedinja | Wormadam | Mothim | Combee | ||
BugGhost |
BugGrass |
BugGround |
Wormadam BugSteel |
Bug |
Bug |
Vespiquen | Yanmega | Sewaddle | Swadloon | Leavanny | Venipede |
Bug |
Bug |
BugGrass |
BugGrass |
BugGrass |
BugPoison |
Whirlipede | Scolipede | Dwebble | Crustle | Escavalier | Joltik |
BugPoison |
BugPoison |
BugRock |
BugRock |
BugSteel |
BugElectric |
Galvantula | Durant | Larvesta | Volcarona | Genesect | Vivillon |
BugElectric |
BugSteel |
BugFire |
BugFire |
BugSteel |
Bug |
Secondary Bug-type Pokémon
3 Pokémon are secondary Bug type. (4.54% of Bug-type Pokémon)
Anorith | Armaldo | Skorupi |
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RockBug |
RockBug |
PoisonBug |
Mega Evolved Bug-type Pokémon
Mega Pinsir | Mega Scizor | Mega Heracross |
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Bug |
BugSteel |
BugFighting |
Relations with other types
- They're strong against the Psychic type because many people are scared of bugs, like a psychologic fear to bugs.
- They're strong against the Grass type because bugs eat plants.
- They're strong against the Dark type because bugs operate well in darkness.
- They're weak against the type because many birds eat bugs and insects.
- They're weak against the Fire type because fire consumes them easily.
- They're weak against the Rock type because rocks and stones smash them easily because they don't have skeleton.
- They're resistant against the Ground type because many bugs like worms live inside the ground and many of them eat it.
- The Ghost type is resistant to them because a ghost is scarier than a bug.
- The Fighting type is resistant to them because a bug stands no chance against a fighter.
- The Fairy type is resistant to them because many fairies live along bugs.
- The Poison type is resistant to them because of the insecticides. This was also the reason they were weak to Poison in Generation I, but this weakness was possible taken off because bugs evolve quickly and get adapted to insecticides quickly. Also, many bugs have venom in their organism, like wasps.
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