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Fire-type Pokemon Coloring Pages

Welcome to our Fire-type Pokémon coloring pages!

Fire Pokémon bring the heat to battles with blazing attacks like Ember, Flamethrower, and Fire Spin. Known for their fiery designs these Pokémon are fierce, energetic, and often symbolize passion and strength. Many Fire-types also serve as starter Pokémon, making them some of the most memorable and beloved in the series.

Fire-types are strong against Grass-, Bug-, Ice-, and Steel-type Pokémon, burning through their defenses with ease. However, they are weak against Water-, Rock-, and Ground-type Pokémon, who can douse or resist their flames. Some Fire Pokémon have special traits, like the Flash Fire ability, which makes them stronger if hit by Fire attacks, or moves like Sunny Day, which boost the power of Fire moves and help their teammates too.

ordered alphabetically - Fire Pokemon:

#059 Arcanine
(fire)

#257 Blaziken
(fire / fighting)

#006 Charizard
(fire / flying)

#004 Charmander
(fire)

#005 Charmeleon
(fire)

#005 Charmeleon
(fire)

#155 Cyndaquil
(fire)

#155 Cyndaquil
(fire)

#910 Crocalor
(fire)

#500 Emboar
(fire / fighting)

#587 Emolga
(flying / electric)

#136 Flareon on fire
(fire)

#909 Fuecoco
(fire)

#228 Houndour
(fire/dark)

#608 Lampent
(ghost / fire)

#607 Litwick
(ghost / fire)

#240 Magby
(fire)

#126 Magmar
(fire)

#146 Moltres
(fire/flying)

#038 Ninetales
(fire)

#499 Pignite
(fire / fighting)

#077 Ponyta
(fire)

#077 Ponyta
(fire)

#911 Skeledirge
(fire / ghost)

#498 Tepig
(fire)

#255 Torchic
(fire)

#037 Vulpix
(fire)

#037 Vulpix
(fire)

Fire-type Pokémon are one of the three basic elemental types, along with Water and Grass, forming the classic starter triangle. Fire-types are often rarer in the early stages of the games, so choosing a Fire-type starter can give players an advantage in certain matchups.

In Generations 1–3, all Fire-type moves were categorized as Special.

Effects of the Fire type

• Fire-type Pokémon are immune to burns.
• The power of Fire-type moves increases by 50% during harsh sunlight and decreases by 50% during rain.
• Fire-type attacks have no effect during heavy rain created by Primordial Sea.
• The Blaze ability increases the power of Fire-type moves by 50% when the Pokémon has less than 1⁄3 HP remaining.
• Thermal Exchange raises the Pokémon’s Attack by one stage when hit by a Fire-type attack.
• Pokémon with Dry Skin take 25% more damage from Fire-type moves.
• Pokémon with Heatproof, Thick Fat, or Water Bubble take 50% less damage from Fire-type moves.
• The Flash Fire ability grants immunity to Fire-type moves, and if hit, increases the power of the Pokémon’s Fire-type moves by 50%.
• The Fluffy ability doubles the damage taken from Fire-type moves.
• Steam Engine drastically raises the Pokémon’s Speed when hit by a Fire-type move.
• Well-Baked Body raises the Pokémon’s Defense by two stages when hit by a Fire-type attack, instead of taking damage.
• The move Burn Up causes the user to lose its Fire type.
• The move Water Sport reduces the power of all Fire-type moves on the field by 50%.
• Pokémon affected by Powder lose ¼ of their maximum HP if they use a Fire-type move.
• Tar Shot doubles the damage taken from Fire-type moves.
• Holding a Flame Plate or Charcoal increases the power of Fire-type moves by 20%.
• Holding a Fire Gem increases the power of a Fire-type move by 30%, and the gem is then consumed.
• Holding an Occa Berry neutralizes a super-effective Fire-type move.
• Burn Drive changes Techno Blast to Fire type when held by Genesect.