Bug-type Pokémon

Browse 106 Bug-type species with DraftCenter profiles. Dual-type Pokémon appear in both relevant indexes.

Accelgor Anorith Araquanid Araquanid Totem Ariados Armaldo Beautifly Beedrill Beedrill Mega Blipbug Burmy Butterfree Butterfree Gmax Buzzwole Cascoon Caterpie Centiskorch Centiskorch Gmax Charjabug Combee Crustle Cutiefly Dewpider Dottler Durant Dustox Dwebble Escavalier Forretress Frosmoth Galvantula Genesect Golisopod Golisopod Mega Grubbin Heracross Heracross Mega Illumise Joltik Kakuna Karrablast Kleavor Kricketot Kricketune Larvesta Leavanny Ledian Ledyba Lokix Masquerain Metapod Mothim Nincada Ninjask Nymble Orbeetle Orbeetle Gmax Paras Parasect Pheromosa Pineco Pinsir Pinsir Mega Rabsca Rellor Ribombee Ribombee Totem Scatterbug Scizor Scizor Mega Scolipede Scolipede Mega Scyther Sewaddle Shedinja Shelmet Shuckle Silcoon Sizzlipede Skorupi Slither Wing Snom Spewpa Spidops Spinarak Surskit Swadloon Tarountula Venipede Venomoth Venonat Vespiquen Vikavolt Vikavolt Totem Vivillon Volbeat Volcarona Weedle Whirlipede Wimpod Wormadam Plant Wormadam Sandy Wormadam Trash Wurmple Yanma Yanmega

Researching Bug-type options

Use this list to build a shortlist, then open individual profiles to compare base stats, abilities, forms, draft rate, average draft position, auction value, and public team results. Dual typing can give two Pokémon from this index very different weaknesses, resistances, and roster roles.

League rules still decide what is legal. Check the selected regulation, custom bans, tera policy, and any move restrictions before treating a profile as available for your draft.