
Glimmora
#0970
- Deals 4x damage with Rock-type attacks
- Has STAB Rock-type attacks
- Resists the target's Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.5x STAB attacks
- Strong attacking stats help convert the matchup
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.5x
130 offense · 86 Speed
Pokémon counters guide
Find practical counter Pokémon, attacking types, and defensive matchup notes for Vivillon-Jungle.

Vivillon-Jungle
#0666
Rock is the strongest answer because both Bug and Flying are weak to Rock, creating a 4x weakness. Fire, Electric, and Ice are strong secondary attacking types.
Best move types
Biggest weakness

Glimmora
#0970
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.5x
130 offense · 86 Speed

Aerodactyl
#0142
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.5x
105 offense · 130 Speed

Arcanine-Hisui
#0059
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.5x
115 offense · 90 Speed

Aggron
#0306
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.25x
110 offense · 50 Speed

Rhyperior
#0464
Safe into Flying 0.5x
140 offense · 40 Speed

Gigalith
#0526
Safe into Flying 0.5x
135 offense · 25 Speed

Golem-Alola
#0076
Safe into Flying 0.25x
120 offense · 45 Speed

Avalugg-Hisui
#0713
Safe into Flying 0.5x
127 offense · 38 Speed

Stonjourner
#0874
Safe into Flying 0.5x
125 offense · 70 Speed

Tyrantrum
#0697
Safe into Flying 0.5x
121 offense · 71 Speed

Probopass
#0476
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.25x
75 offense · 40 Speed

Midnight Lycanroc
#0745
Safe into Flying 0.5x
115 offense · 82 Speed

Diancie-Mega
#0719
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.5x
160 offense · 110 Speed

Aerodactyl-Mega
#0142
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.5x
135 offense · 150 Speed

Stakataka
#0805
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.25x
131 offense · 13 Speed

Nihilego
#0793
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.5x
127 offense · 103 Speed

Arceus-Rock
#0493
Safe into Flying 0.5x
120 offense · 120 Speed

Iron Thorns
#0995
Safe into Flying 0.25x
134 offense · 72 Speed

Terrakion
#0639
Safe into Bug 0.5x
129 offense · 108 Speed

Diancie
#0719
Safe into Bug 0.5x, Flying 0.5x
100 offense · 50 Speed
Move availability depends on game version and learnset data, so this page recommends move types rather than guaranteed moves.
These attacking types are resisted or blocked by the defender's typing, so they are usually lower-priority choices unless they provide a special battle role.
Vivillon-Jungle is best countered by Pokémon that can use Rock (4x) attacks while avoiding bad defensive matchups into Bug / Flying STAB attacks. Because this is a 4x weakness, even moderate attackers can create pressure if they can enter safely.
Rock is the strongest attacking type against Vivillon-Jungle, dealing 4x damage under the modern Gen 6+ type chart.
Vivillon-Jungle has 5 super-effective attacking options: Rock, Fire, Electric, Ice, and Flying. Use the highest multiplier first, then choose a Pokémon that is not exposed to Bug / Flying STAB attacks.
No. The ranking uses base typing and base stats. Abilities, items, Terastallization, weather, terrain, and special move rules can change the real matchup.
Yes. Terastallization can replace the defensive typing used here, so the recommended counter types may change completely in formats where Tera is active.
Avoid relying on Ground, Grass, Fighting, and Bug attacks unless they have a special role or unusually high power.
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