Dragon Majesty·#SV6
Charmander, the beloved Lizard Pokémon, is a fiery starter from the Kanto region, known for its iconic flame-tipped tail and its evolution into the mighty Charizard, holding significant cultural status in the Pokémon franchise. This particular card, a Shiny Vault reprint from the 2019 Hidden Fates (SV6/SV94) set, features a dazzling shiny variant that is highly sought after by collectors. Here, you will discover the Charmander's Pokédex lore, detailed card mechanics including its attack costs and weakness, and the fascinating history of this specific edition.
Read more ↓Charmander is a beloved Fire-type Pokémon, classified as the Lizard Pokémon, and holds the Pokédex number 004. It was first introduced in Generation I, alongside Bulbasaur and Squirtle, as one of the three starter Pokémon available to trainers in the Kanto region. Its natural habitat is often depicted as rocky mountains and volcanoes, places where its fiery nature can thrive. Charmander’s diet is typically not explicitly detailed in the games, but like many Pokémon, it likely consumes berries and other natural foods. Its behavior is generally cheerful and determined, though its mood is heavily tied to the flame on its tail; if the flame goes out, Charmander perishes. This iconic flame is a symbol of its life force and health. Charmander evolves into Charmeleon and then into the majestic Charizard, one of the most popular and powerful Pokémon in the franchise, known for its dragon-like appearance and formidable fire attacks. In terms of type matchups, as a Fire-type, Charmander is strong against Grass, Ice, Bug, and Steel types, but weak against Water, Ground, and Rock types. In the games, Charmander is a popular choice for trainers seeking a strong offensive Pokémon, and in the anime, Ash’s Charmander storyline, from abandonment to loyal companion, is a fan-favorite, highlighting themes of perseverance and friendship. Its cultural significance extends beyond just the games and anime, appearing in various merchandise, movies, and even as a symbol of the entire Pokémon brand.
Last updated: April 7, 2026
