Z-A starters likely won't be from the Kalos region, but will probably be pulled from existing Pokmon with French inspirations ...

Typhlosion has gotten the most buzz in the wake of the leak ... The idea behind these stories is that they're ancient myths, involving a time when "the line between humans and Pokémon was blurred." ...

A talented Pokemon fan shares their low poly Typhlosion figurine they made that manages to bring the Pokemon to life with a ...

More than a bit. That would be a tale about Typhlosion, the Gold/Silver starter evolution which I definitely picked growing up. I also picked Charizard before that. I like fire, what can I say.

One of these stories involved a Typhlosion—the final evolution of the Fire Type Generation II starter—who disguised himself as a human and got up to some eyebrow-raising shenanigans.

It's been quite a week for Pokemon fans, and especially those with a soft-spot for the beloved Johto region starter, ...

The tale is about a Mujina, not necessarily the literal Pokémon Typhlosion, but that is the basis of the concept of that character. This idea was realized further when eventually, Hisuian ...

but @Roltas01 suggests it's "more in line with the age of 'adult' women displayed in folklore back then." Furthermore, it's suggested that the Typhlosion in the story is an allegory for a mythical ...

From there, the story suggests this incident is what led mankind to realize Typhlosion is part human. So yeah, that is the creation myth behind the fan-fave evolution. Clearly, Typhlosion has a ...

Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. Typhlosion, the fire-type Pokémon, never did anything wrong — but that hasn’t stopped it from becoming one of the biggest ...