That said, it takes either massive luck or colossal effort (or cheating?) to add one of these alternate color schemes into your party. While they are all visually appealing, they can be difficult to pull off successfully. ..
If you’re going to put in the hours needed to hunt yourself a shiny, you may as well choose a cool one.
Some of the best Fire-type ‘mons in the game are those that like to burn things. They can create a lot of heat, and can even take down some tough opponents. Here are some of the best Fire-type ‘mons around, to help you choose the perfect one for your playstyle!
15. Delphox
This Fire/Psychic-type looks more like some kind of Shinto priest or shaman, thanks to its robe-looking fur.
The wand is a tool that the mystic uses to channel their powers. It has a stick on it that they use to fire their energy.
Some people say they can see the future in the flames, like a priest of R’hllor in GoT. They say that by watching the flames, they can see what will happen in the future and how to prepare for it.
Delphox’s bright colors look great, but its shiny version sports a gray and purple fur coating with some deep red accents. This gives it a sinister aura more fitting of its overall design.
14. Alolan Marowak
Pokémon Red & Blue introduced Marowak, a powerful and popular Pokémon. Fans have loved its unique design and powerful attacks ever since.
The recently-introduced Alolan variant of the Pokémon Sun and Moon was even more appealing than the original.
The Bone Keeper Pokémon is a boss that wears its mother’s skull on its head to feel protected by her. The Alolan variety takes it a step further and seems to practice some sort of spirit magic.
As a Fire/Ghost-type Pokémon, it’s only fitting. ..
The all-black color palette of Alolan Marowak is pretty cool. It goes well with the whole “shamanistic” look! But you can’t deny the appeal of the indigo-colored scales and black tummy of its shiny version.
13. Magcargo
Magcargo is a magma slug with a thin volcanic rock shell on its back. It is native to Johto and was introduced in Generation II. ..
The red-hot magma body and obsidian shell are the main features of Magcargo.
The purple shell of the new clam is a beautiful addition to any seafood dish, and its bright color will make it stand out from the rest. The shell is also a great way to show off your seafood when you’re eating it out.
Magcargo can have either the Magma Armor or Flame Body ability. Both abilities are great for hatching eggs faster, which can help with farming shiny Pokémon through international breeding. ..
12. Volcarona
Volcarona is a Pokémon known for its ability to light its scales on fire, and burn bright like our beloved star.
The bird can also scatter these fiery scales by flapping its wings, making it a genuine fire hazard. ..
This Bug/Fire-type has some amazing colors in its standard form.
I like the way that the shiny version of this building looks.
Volcarona is a shiny, violet-colored dragon that can only be caught at Relic Castle. It’s a great treasure to find deep in the Egyptian pyramids – which is quite fitting, considering it can only be caught at this location.
11. Centiskorch
Centiskorch is a new cool gen 8 kid on the block.
The new kid on the block is a bit of a hot commodity. ..
The Radiator Pokémon is famous for its high temperatures.
This Galar Pokémon’s original colors are mostly red all-over, but the shiny version has some contrast by making its back and little legs a steely blue color.
10. Emboar
Mega Blaziken is a Pokémon that was described by the Pokédex as the “Mega Fire Pig Pokémon.” It just has to be cool, right? ..
Emboar is a Fire/Fighting-type that was created by Gen V. It’s the final evolution of the Fire/Fighting type.
Since it’s one of the better fire starters, it’s a great choice for combat. Meaning you can show it off if you manage to score one.
Emboar’s primary colors are all pretty warm, as is fitting for a Fire starter – but its shiny couldn’t be more different.
The blue hue on the skin of the octopus is actually a pleasure to look at. ..
The purple color of his beard is strikingly different from the warm skin tone of his face. His fiery appearance with a purple beard is just badass. ..
9. Ponyta
The classic fire horse Pokémon is a Pokémon that was first introduced in the original Generation I games. It is a pure Fire-type and has been around for a long time.
This pony is a fast and powerful creature that can run through the fields at high speeds. Its shiny form has a blue fire mane, so you may feel tempted to call it Sonic.
I chose Ponyta because its electric blue mane looks great, but once it evolves it turns into a beautiful lilac color. ..
That doesn’t look bad, but it’s not as exciting as it could be.
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8. Camerupt
Pokémon are a popular genre in the media, and Camerupt is no exception. But despite its popularity, it may not be the most powerful Pokémon out there. If you don’t like its earthy color palette, you can try to get the shiny version.
When this Fire/Ground-type goes shiny, it sports a black fur coat with bright yellow accents.
It seems like someone ran the Pokémon Fusion Generator and got the shiny sprite for us.
I’m not sure, but I’m thinking…
Mega Camerupt is a Pokémon that has recently received some love from fans. It is a powerful Pokémon that can Mega Evolve. This new form looks impressive, and it may be the best Mega Camerupt yet.
7. Salazzle
Pokémon that are really out of the ordinary, like Salazzle, make up a large part of the Game Freak lineup. This Pokémon is one of those rare exceptions.
A sultry female lizard that lures males in with pheromones and commands a reverse harem of Salandits? Sounds pretty darned sexy to me! ..
The new Pokémon game for the Nintendo 3DS is called “E-Girl.” It’s a game about a girl who can transform into different Pokémon. ..
The Poison/Fire-type has a killer design – it looks just as good in its shiny form, which replaces the all-black scales for white ones. It actually looks a bit like the Light Fury from How to Train Your Dragon.
6. Baile Style Oricorio
I love Pokémon because they are a fun and unique way to play the game.
Oricorio is a cool Pokémon with each form inspired by a different culture and their popular dances. ..
The Baile Style Oricorio is a unique flamenco dancer that mimics Spanish flamenco dancers. These dancers usually have red feathers, but can come in all colors including black. The Baile Style Oricorio is very flashy and fun to watch, and it’s definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for an interesting way to spend your time in Spain!
The fire-type Pokémon can shower its opponents in beautiful flames as it dances the night away. ..
5. Heatmor
Heatmor is a creature that looks like some steampunk creature with exhausts and piping all over its body. It’s pretty intimidating, and not only can it breathe fire, but it also looks like it could use some help getting around.
This Fire-type is the only thing that isn’t menacing about it. It’s colorful, and looks like it’s wearing a jumpsuit of some kind.
That is, unless you’re looking at the shiny version of the truth.
The bright colors are replaced with a dark and dangerous-looking heatmor.
The colors in this game are dark and red, which is reminiscent of flowing lava. It’s bad-ass to be slugma!
4. Primal Groudon
Pokémon are cool because they are powerful and unique.
Legendary is an understatement when it comes to the new iPhone X. This phone is truly amazing and has some great features that set it apart from other phones on the market. ..
Primal Groudon is a more powerful and versatile Pokémon than its standard form, which is why I decided to go for it over the other options.
Groudon, the shiny version of the Pokémon, has a completely different color palette in its normal and Primal forms.
Primal Groudon is a black and gold version of the regular Groudon. It looks way too cool to be true. ..
Primal Groudon has a small remnant of normal olive color in its claws.
3. Chandelure
One of my favorite Pokémon in Gen V is a Ghost/Fire-type critter resembling a chandelier.
According to the Pokédex, these creatures were used by humans in olden times to light up their homes during the night. This must have made shiny Chandelure very popular at the time, since the color of their flames is a healthy red/orange like normal fire, rather than the ghostly blue of the common variety.
This Pokémon also has the Flame Body ability, which makes it ideal for hatching eggs faster when breeding Shiny Pokémon through the Masuda Method.
If you want to get a shiny new toy, then a Chandelure is the way to go.
2. Ho-Oh
Ho-Oh is the patron of the region and the polar opposite to Lugia. He is known for his powerful attacks that can devastate entire armies, and his ability to fly in the sky.
The Rainbow Pokémon, Ho-Oh, is known for its multi-colored feathers. But in its shiny form, it can look dramatically different. This Fire/Flying-type can be a beautiful sight if you see it in person.
Shiny Ho-Oh, the Pokémon introduced in the Gold and Silver generations, has feathers that are a beautiful gold and silver color. ..
This red-colored shiny object is truly incredible! If you can get your hands on one, it will make your day.
1. Charizard
- It’s a dragon-like Pokémon that can fly.
- It has a powerful fire breath that can incinerate things.
- It has the ability to turn into a dragon and fly away.
- It’s incredibly fast and agile for its size, making it difficult to catch up to.
The Charizard is one of the most iconic Pokémon in the world, and it’s no wonder – it’s been around since the original games, and has seen a lot of love from Game Freak. Not only is it a great starter Pokémon, but its Mega Evolutions are some of the coolest in the game. ..
The Charizard’s scales are replaced by an all-black coat, while the inside of its wings become a dark red that’s oddly reminiscent of fresh blood.
This dragon is a popular symbol for many people, and it’s easy to see why. It’s a beautiful, powerful creature that can breathe fire and has a bright red color. Plus, it’s always fun to see one in person.
