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Grass vs Darkness: Pokémon TCG matchup

Great matchup: most Darkness Pokémon take double damage from Grass. In 2026–27 Standard, 100 of 187 Darkness Pokémon cards (53%) are weak to Grass. That includes 14 multi-Prize Pokémon — big Prize swings.

Weak to Grass
100
Resist Grass
0
Darkness cards
187

Darkness Pokémon weak to Grass

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

Best Grass attackers for this matchup

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

PokémonTypeAttackDamagevs weak DarknessHPPrizes
Decidueye Shrouded FableGrassPower Shot G1703401501
Lurantis Destined RivalsGrassPetal Blade Dance G1302601201
Beedrill ex Chaos RisingGrassRumbling Bees G110×2203102
Cradily Stellar CrownGrassMiasma Wind G100×2001501
Rillaboom Twilight MasqueradeGrassWood Hammer GG1803601801
Vivillon Surging SparksGrassCutting Wind G901801201
Beautifly Ascended HeroesGrassEnergy Straw G80×1601301
Leafeon ex Prismatic EvolutionsGrassMoss Agate GRW2304602702
Lurantis ex Pitch BlackGrassLeaf Guard GC1402802602
Shiftry Temporal ForcesGrassEnergy Loop CC1402801501
Scovillain ex Temporal ForcesGrassTwo-Headed Crushing GG1402802602
Sinistcha Twilight MasqueradeGrassSpill the Tea G70×140701

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 Darkness weak to Grass in the Pokémon TCG?

Sometimes — 100 of 187 Standard Darkness Pokémon cards (53%) are weak to Grass.

Which Darkness Pokémon are weak to Grass?

Mega Scrafty ex, Mega Sharpedo ex, Mega Absol ex, Mega Darkrai ex, Tyranitar ex, Hydreigon ex, Krookodile ex and Marnie's Grimmsnarl ex and 67 more.

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