MetaMons competitive notes
Gigantamax Coalossal is a rock/fire-type Pokémon whose base stats lean toward Defense — at 510 BST it is a strong total for competitive play, with slow (base 30) and a mixed attacking profile. Its Steam Engine ability matters more than the raw numbers when it hits the field: check what it does before deciding between a sweeper, pivot, or support role for Gigantamax Coalossal. Build around what Gigantamax Coalossal actually threatens, not its in-game lore — start from its weaknesses and strongest STAB moves, then decide whether its Speed, bulk, or coverage justifies a team slot.
Gigantamax Coalossal is a Rock/Fire-type Pokémon. Full weakness, resistance, and immunity breakdown below.
Gigantamax Coalossal is a Rock/Fire-type, so it takes super-effective damage from Water, Ground, Fighting, Rock. It resists Fire, Normal, Ice, Poison, Flying, Bug, Fairy.
- Water4× damage
- Ground4× damage
- Fighting2× damage
- Rock2× damage
- Fire0.25× damage
- Normal0.5× damage
- Ice0.5× damage
- Poison0.5× damage
- Flying0.5× damage
- Bug0.5× damage
- Fairy0.5× damage
Gigantamax Coalossal has no type immunities.
To counter Gigantamax Coalossal in competitive play, bring Pokémon that can hit back with Water or Ground or Fighting or Rock moves and can withstand its Rock/Fire STAB attacks.
Want the full picture? See Gigantamax Coalossal's base stats, moveset, and evolution chain.
