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Go to the address beneath to view the original file (located in my scrapbook).

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Tried to fix a few things and add some real color to an old, old picture. Took about 20 minutes to fool around and get things looking a bit nicer than in the original .GIF file. It's a Charmadrake, or for you non-Pokemonaholics, a Charizard. Pokemon number 006 out of, what do they have now, 351?

Charizard is from the ORIGINAL games; Red, Blue, and Green (Japan only). It's also in Yellow, Gold/Silver/Crystal (but you have to trade for it), and in the newly released remakes of the first games: Fire Red and Leaf Green (they didn't redo Blue). It is a Flying/Fire type monster, and is the final evolution of one of the three Starter Pokemon you get from Professor Oak.

I could go on and on about Charizard and Pokemon, so I'll just stop here.

Charizard (c) Pokemon Company
Link and Vahn (c) Myself
Edited in PaintShopPro v.8.1

Description
Go to the address beneath to view the original file (located in my scrapbook).

[link]

Tried to fix a few things and add some real color to an old, old picture. Took about 20 minutes to fool around and get things looking a bit nicer than in the original .GIF file. It's a Charmadrake, or for you non-Pokemonaholics, a Charizard. Pokemon number 006 out of, what do they have now, 351?

Charizard is from the ORIGINAL games; Red, Blue, and Green (Japan only). It's also in Yellow, Gold/Silver/Crystal (but you have to trade for it), and in the newly released remakes of the first games: Fire Red and Leaf Green (they didn't redo Blue). It is a Flying/Fire type monster, and is the final evolution of one of the three Starter Pokemon you get from Professor Oak.

I could go on and on about Charizard and Pokemon, so I'll just stop here.

Charizard (c) Pokemon Company
Link and Vahn (c) Myself
Edited in PaintShopPro v.8.1