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Poison-type Pokemon Coloring Pages

Welcome to our Poison-type Pokémon coloring pages!

Poison Pokémon are known for their vibrant, often purple or green designs, representing toxicity or venom. They range from creepy-cute bugs to sly, dangerous creatures, providing a lot of visual variety for coloring.

Poison-types are strong against Grass- and Fairy-type Pokémon, but weak against Ground- and Psychic-type moves. Some have special abilities like Poison Point, which can poison attackers, or Corrosion, which allows them to poison even Steel-types, giving them unique tactical advantages.

ordered alphabetically - Poison Pokemon:

#015 Beedrill
(bug / poison)

Pokemon Coloring Page of bulbasaur in the wild

#001 Bulbasaur
(grass/poison)

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#169 Crobat
(poison / flying)

#023 Ekans
(poison)

#092 Gastly
(poison / ghost)

#094 Gengar
(poison / ghost)

#002 Ivysaur
(grass / poison)

#109 Koffing
(poison)

pokemon coloring page of nidoran and nidorina

#029 Nidoran and #030 Nidorina
(poison)

#043 Oddish
(grass/poison)

pokemon coloring page of oddish in the grass

#043 Oddish
(grass/poison)

#072 Tentacool
(water / poison)

#073 Tentacruel
(water / poison)

#049 Venomoth
(bug / poison)

#049 Venomoth
(bug / poison)

#045 Vileplume
(grass/poison)

#013 Weedle
(bug / poison)

#070 Weepinbell
(grass/poison)

Poison-type Pokémon are often sneaky and strategic, relying on status moves and gradual damage rather than raw power. While their offensive options were historically limited, they excel at weakening opponents over time with moves like Toxic and Venoshock.

In Generations 1–3, all Poison-type moves were categorized as Physical.

Effects of the Poison type

Poison-type Pokémon are immune to being poisoned.
The Corrosion ability allows a Pokémon to bypass poison immunity.
The move Toxic never misses when used by a Poison-type Pokémon.
Poison-type Pokémon switching into battle will remove the effects of Toxic Spikes (unless they are Flying or have Levitate).
Holding a Toxic Plate or Poison Barb increases the power of Poison-type moves by 20%.
Holding a Poison Gem increases the power of a Poison-type move by 30%, then the gem is consumed.
Holding Black Sludge heals 1⁄16 of HP each turn for Poison-type Pokémon, instead of causing damage.
Holding a Kebia Berry neutralizes a super-effective Poison-type move.

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Leanne Guenther

About the Artist/Author:

Hello! I'm Leanne, the creative mind behind coloring.ws. I love nothing more than enjoying a warm cup of tea and a quiet day with a good friend. Here’s a bit more about me:

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