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Grass-type Pokemon Coloring Pages
Welcome to our Grass-type Pokémon coloring pages!
From leafy starters to towering plant-inspired Pokémon, these creatures showcase the beauty and power of nature. Perfect for trainers who enjoy vibrant greens, floral details, and imaginative patterns.
Grass-type Pokémon are generally strong against Water-, Ground-, and Rock-type opponents, but they are weak against Fire-, Ice-, Poison-, Flying-, and Bug-type Pokémon. Some have special abilities like Chlorophyll, which boosts speed in sunlight, or moves like Synthesis to heal themselves, giving them unique strategies in battle.
ordered alphabetically - Grass Pokemon:
#153 Bayleaf
(grass)
Bellossom
(grass)
#182 Bellossom
(grass)
#069 Bellsprout
(grass)
#001 Bulbasaur
(grass / poison)
#152 Chikorita
(grass)
#103 Exeggutor
(grass / psychic)
#907 Floragato
(grass)
#187 Hoppip
(grass/flying)
Hoppip
(grass/flying)
#002 Ivysaur
(grass / poison)
#470 Leafeon
(grass)
#470 Leafeon
(grass)
#154 Meganium
(grass)
#908 Meowscarada
(grass / dark)
#1008 Miraidon
(electric / dragon)
#274 Nuzleaf
(grass / dark)
#043 Oddish
(grass/poison)
#043 Oddish
(grass/poison)
#047 Parasect
(grass/bug)
#285 Shroomish
(grass)
#906 Sprigatito
(grass)
#389 Torterra
(grass / ground)
# 252 Treecko
(grass)
# 252 Treecko
(grass)
# 252 Treecko
(grass)
#709 Trevenant
(ghost / grass)
#003 Venosaur
(grass/poison)
#045 Vileplume
(grass/poison)
#070 Weepinbell
(grass/poison)
Grass-type Pokémon are one of the three classic elemental starter types, alongside Fire and Water. This trio creates a simple triangle that helps new trainers understand the concept of type advantages and weaknesses.
Statistically, Grass-types tend to be weaker defensively, with five common weaknesses and seven types resistant to Grass-type moves. Some Grass-type combinations—like Grass/Psychic, Grass/Ice, and Grass/Dark—have as many as seven weaknesses, making them a challenge to train.
In Generations 1–3, all Grass-type moves were categorized as Special.
Effects of the Grass type
- Grass-type Pokémon are immune to powder and spore moves, including Cotton Spore, Leech Seed, Poison Powder, Powder, Rage Powder, Sleep Powder, Spore, and Stun Spore, as well as the Effect Spore ability.
- The power of Grass-type moves increases by 30% when Grassy Terrain is active.
- The Overgrow ability boosts the power of Grass-type moves by 50% when the Pokémon has less than one-third of its HP remaining.
- The Sap Sipper ability raises the Pokémon’s Attack one stage when hit by a Grass-type move instead of taking damage.
- The Flower Veil ability prevents the stats of ally Grass-type Pokémon from being lowered.
- The move Flower Shield raises the Defense of all Grass-type Pokémon on the field by one stage; Rototiller does the same for both Attack and Special Attack.
- The move Forest’s Curse adds the Grass type to the target’s type.
- Holding a Meadow Plate, Miracle Seed, or Rose Incense increases the power of Grass-type moves by 20%.
- Holding a Grass Gem boosts the power of a Grass-type move by 30%, and the gem is then consumed.
- The Rindo Berry, when held, neutralizes a super-effective Grass-type move.
