Charizard Mega X is a Fire/Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VI.
Type: Fire/Dragon
Abilities:
- Tough Claws: Increases the power of moves that make direct contact
Physical Characteristics:
- Charizard Mega X features a dramatic transformation from its original form, with its body turning a dark, smoky black.
- Its wings become larger and more pronounced, with a striking blue flame at the tips.
- The flames on its tail and inside its mouth become a vivid blue, signifying its heightened power.
- Its frame becomes bulkier and more muscular, contributing to its more intimidating presence.
- The eyes glow an intense blue, adding to its fierce appearance.
Behavior and Habitat:
- Charizard Mega X, like its base form, prefers mountainous regions and areas with plenty of open space to fly.
- Known for its fierce and competitive nature, it becomes even more aggressive and powerful when it Mega Evolves.
- This form is rarely seen in the wild and is typically only achieved through a strong bond with its trainer.
In Battle:
- Charizard Mega X is a formidable physical attacker with enhanced stats and access to the Tough Claws ability, which boosts contact moves.
- Notable moves include Flare Blitz, Dragon Claw, and Outrage, taking advantage of its dual Fire and Dragon typing.
- It is strong against Bug, Steel, Grass, and Fairy types, while being weak to Rock, Dragon, and Ground types.
- Its transformation from Fire/Flying to Fire/Dragon changes its battle dynamics significantly, providing resistance to Fire and Electric moves.
Evolution:
- Charizard Mega X is not a traditional evolution but a Mega Evolution, achieved when Charizard holds a Charizardite X stone during battle.
- Charizard itself evolves from Charmeleon starting at level 36, which evolves from Charmander starting at level 16.
Interesting Facts:
- Charizard Mega X was introduced alongside Charizard Mega Y, offering trainers a choice between a physical Dragon-type or a special-attacking Flying-type.
- The change in typing to Dragon fulfills a long-held fan desire for Charizard to be recognized as a Dragon type.
- It debuted in Pokémon X and Y, marking the first time Charizard had an alternate form with a different typing.
- The blue flames are not just for show; they represent the intense heat and power Charizard Mega X wields.