In Pokemon GO, Steel types are known for their amazing defensive capabilities. These Pocket Monsters resist 11 typings in the game — Poison, Normal, Bug, Grass, Flying, Fairy, Dragon ...

Scyther is one of the franchise's earliest cool Bug-type Pokémon, but it's been overshadowed since Generation II by its Steel-type evolution, Scizor. Scizor has been a massive fan-favorite since ...

The Pokemon Go Bug Out Collection challenge is part of the Pokemon Go Bug Out Event which has brought with it the debut of some brand new Pokemon to the game, as well as new raids and encounters.

You would think a Bug/Steel type like this would have another evolution. Maybe the form of a large metal ant queen? But as it stands, Durant only has one form, and that’s okay. Thanks to its ...

A few days later, it'll be followed by the bug-themed Bug Out ... Throughout June 2020, you'll have a chance to catch the Ant Pit Pokemon Trapinch each time you achieve a Research Breakthrough ...

Scizor, the steel/bug type Pokémon (known as Hassam in Japan), is coming to the arcade version of Pokkén Tournament, Bandai Namco revealed this week. A new trailer released today shows Scizor in ...

During this time, most Gyms in the game will pop Tier Five raids featuring the Steel/Bug-type Mythical Pokémon. Now, if you have yet to get Chill Drive Genesect, be sure to do so tonight.

Modern games in the series will let you know which moves are effective, super effective, and not very effective against a Pokemon after ... Flying, Steel, Bug, Psychic, Dragon, and Fairy.

Bug-types in Pokemon GO are not amongst the strongest in the game. They are weak to several common types in the meta, including Flying, Rock, and Fire, and are resisted by even more (Fairy, Steel ...