Printable Coloring Pages
Bug-type Pokemon Coloring Pages
Welcome to our Bug-type Pokémon coloring pages!
From tiny caterpillars to winged warriors, these Pokémon show off the cleverness and energy of the Bug type. Perfect for trainers who love speedy, nature-inspired Pokémon.
Bug-type Pokémon are generally strong against Grass-, Psychic-, and Dark-type opponents, but they are weak against Fire-, Flying-, and Rock-type Pokémon. Some Bug-types have unique abilities, like Stun Spore to paralyze foes or Compound Eyes to improve accuracy, making them surprisingly tricky and strategic in battles.
ordered alphabetically - Bug Pokemon:
#010 Caterpie
(bug)
#015 Beedrill
(bug / poison)
#012 Butterfree
(bug / flying)
#214 Heracross
(bug / fighting)
#166 Ledian
(bug / flying)
#165 Ledyba
(bug / flying)
#011 Metapod
(bug)
#047 Parasect
(bug / grass)
#127 Pinsir
(bug)
#212 Scizor
(bug / steel)
#212 Scizor
(bug / steel)
#123 Scyther and Dugtrio
(bug / flying)
#213 Shuckle
(bug / rock)
#167 Spinarak
(bug / poison)
#049 Venomoth
(bug / poison)
#049 Venomoth
(bug / poison)
#013 Weedle
(bug / poison)
Bug-type Pokémon often grow and evolve quickly, making them very nimble but usually quite fragile. In Generation I, Bug-types were considered weak due to limited and low-powered moves. Later generations improved their effectiveness with stronger moves and an advantage over Dark-type Pokémon.
In Generations 1–3, all Bug-type moves were categorized as Physical.
Effects of the Bug type
- The Swarm ability boosts the power of Bug-type moves by 50% when the Pokémon has less than one-third of its HP remaining.
- The Rattled ability raises the Pokémon’s Speed one stage when hit by a Bug-type attack.
- Holding an Insect Plate or Silver Powder increases the power of Bug-type moves by 20%.
- Holding a Bug Gem boosts the power of a Bug-type move by 30%, and the gem is then consumed.
- The Tanga Berry, when held, neutralizes a super-effective Bug-type move.
- Using a Net Ball on a Bug-type Pokémon increases the catch rate.