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Fire vs Grass: Pokémon TCG matchup

Great matchup: most Grass Pokémon take double damage from Fire. In 2026–27 Standard, 233 of 235 Grass Pokémon cards (99%) are weak to Fire. That includes 21 multi-Prize Pokémon — big Prize swings.

Weak to Fire
233
Resist Fire
0
Grass cards
235

Grass Pokémon weak to Fire

Biggest targets first. "Needed" is the printed damage that Knocks it Out in one hit once Weakness doubles it.

Best Fire attackers for this matchup

Damage against a weak Grass Pokémon, ranked by damage per Energy.

PokémonTypeAttackDamagevs weak GrassHPPrizes
Ceruledge Phantasmal FlamesFireInfernal Slash R2204401401
Centiskorch Surging SparksFireBillowing Heat Wave R1302601301
Camerupt Ascended HeroesFireRoasting Burn R1102201401
Mega Emboar ex Ascended HeroesFireCrimson Blast RRC3206403803
Blaziken ex Journey TogetherFireSmolder-sault RC2004003202
Mega Pyroar ex Chaos RisingFireFiery Big Bang RRC290-5803403
Cinderace ex Ascended HeroesFireFlare Strike RCC2805603202
Flareon ex Prismatic EvolutionsFireCarnelian RWL2805602702
Ceruledge ex Prismatic EvolutionsFireRaging Amethyst RPM2805602702
Chandelure White FlareFireBurn It All Up RR1803601501
Gouging Fire ex Temporal ForcesFireBlaze Blitz RRC2605202302
Mega Camerupt ex Mega EvolutionFireRoasting Heat R80+1603403

Damage is the number printed on the card. Attacks marked + or × can do more, and Abilities, Tools and Stadiums can change the maths — always read the card. Energy letters: G Grass, R Fire, W Water, L Lightning, P Psychic, F Fighting, D Darkness, M Metal, N Dragon, C Colorless (any Energy).

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Questions people ask

Is Grass weak to Fire in the Pokémon TCG?

Sometimes — 233 of 235 Standard Grass Pokémon cards (99%) are weak to Fire.

Which Grass Pokémon are weak to Fire?

Mega Venusaur ex, Mega Meganium ex, Mega Heracross ex, Torterra ex, Hydrapple ex, Decidueye ex, Serperior ex and Arboliva ex and 161 more.

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