History FanonPokedex / Torchic

Primarily found in the tropical Hoenn region, the members of the Torchic line possess a fire sack that can release flames in excess of 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit. A Torchic has a very warm body temperature as a result, causing them to feel as hot as a warm water bottle when hugged. This unique biological trait has caused Trainers to use them as a cheap heating source if they can't make a fire if they're somewhere that's cold, similar to the use of Darumaka droppings by Native Unovans. Torchic are generally timid and often imprint on the first thing they see, which is why they are often found right behind their trainers or their Blaziken parents.

Blaziken, Torchic's fully evolved form, stand at six feet high and use a martial arts style that is used in tandem with fire moves. The flames on their wrists and legs are generated by fire producing glands underneath its skin, which allow it to use Fire Punch and its most famous technique, Blaze Kick. The feathers on its wrists are burnt off and regrown as the Pokemon gets older. They can jump over a 15 story building in a single bound, due to their powerful leg muscles and feathers for lift. Blaziken also have fleshy pads inside their feet that act as shock absorbers, lessening the damage from falling from such heights. They are apex predators in theur natural environment, using their flames to corner and dispatch prey.

Primarily found in the tropical Hoenn region, the members of the Torchic line possess a fire sack that can release flames in excess of 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit. A Torchic has a very warm body temperature as a result, causing them to feel as hot as a warm water bottle when hugged. This unique biological trait has caused Trainers to use them as a cheap heating source if they can't make a fire if they're somewhere that's cold, similar to the use of Darumakka droppings by Native Unovans. Torchic are generally timid and often imprint on the first thing they see, which is why they are often found right behind their trainers or their Blaziken parents.

Combusken can break bones and are very fast and aggressive, so it is advised not to anger one. If a Combusken comes out to challenge you, do not take it up on its offer, as the Pokemon is capable of viciously beating you to within an inch of your life. Blaziken, while not as aggressive as Combusken, can still easily injure you, especially when their young are threatened. [Trainer's Note: For this reason, it is inadvisable to attempt to catch a wild Torchic, as its parents are often not too far away.] The use of Blaziken is banned in some minor tournaments after an incident in Unova in which a Blaziken killed six spectators in a league match. However, the Big Four (Kanto/Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, and Unova) as well as Orre allow the use of Blaziken in tournaments.

Combusken can break bones and are very fast and aggressive, so it is advised not to anger one. If a Combusken comes out to challenge you, do not take it up on its offer, as the Pokemon is capable of viciously beating you to within an inch of your life. Blaziken, while not as aggressive as Combusken, can still easily injure you, especially when their young are threatened. [Trainer's Note: For this reason, it is inadvisable to attempt to catch a wild Torchic, as its parents are often not too far away.]

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Blaziken, Torchic's fully evolved form, stand at six feet high and use a martial arts style that is used in tandem with fire moves. The flames on its wrists and legs are generated by fire producing glands underneath its skin, which allow it to use Fire Punch and its most famous technique, Blaze Kick. The feathers on its wrists are burnt off and regrown as the Pokemon gets older. It can jump over a 15 story building in a single bound, due to powerful leg muscles and feathers for lift. Blaziken also have fleshy pads inside their feet that act as shock absorbers. It is an apex predator in its natural environment, using its flames to corner and dispatch prey.

Members of the Torchic line live in grasslands, though Combusken and Blaziken do go up into the mountains to train and breed. A good indicator of the presence of Torchic or its evolutions is the smell of either charred meat or burnt grass, an indicator of a recent kill. Domesticated Torchic and their evolutions are raised on large farms, where they're raised for their unfertilized eggs and meat.

Blaziken, Torchic's fully evolved form, stand at six feet tall and use a martial arts style that is used in tandem with fire moves. The flames on its wrists and legs are generated by fire producing glands underneath its skin, which allow it to use Fire Punch and its most famous technique, Blaze Kick. The feathers on its wrists are burnt off and regrown as the Pokemon gets older. It can jump over a 15 story building in a single bound, due to powerful leg muscles and feathers for lift. Blaziken also have fleshy pads inside their feet that act as shock absorbers. It is an apex predator in its natural environment, using its flames to corner and dispatch prey.

Combusken can break bones and are very fast and aggressive, so it is advised not to anger one. Blaziken, while not as aggressive as Combusken, can still easily injure you, especially when their young are threatened. [Trainer's Note: For this reason, it is inadvisable to attempt to catch a wild Torchic, as its parents are often not too far away.]

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Primarily found in the tropical Hoenn region, the members of the Torchic line possess a fire sack that can release flames in excess of 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit. A Torchic has a very warm body temperature as a result, causing them to feel as hot as a warm water bottle when hugged. This unique biological trait has caused Trainers to use them as a cheap heating source if they can't make a fire if they're somewhere that's cold. Torchic are generally timid and often imprint on the first thing they see, which is why they are often found right behind their trainers or their Blaziken parents.

Members of the Torchic line live in grasslands, though Combusken and Blaziken do go up into the mountains to train and breed. A good indicator of the presence of Torchic or its evolutions is the smell of either charred meat or burnt grass.

When it is time to mate, male Blaziken make vocalizations that can be heard for miles around. If a female comes, both begin to fight to test the others stamina. This culminates with both Pokemon jumping in midair to meet with a Blaze Kick or Sky Uppercut, and then finishes with them grabbing each other and spinning in midair downwards, copulating all the while, before breaking apart.

Primarily found in the tropical Hoenn region, the members of the Torchic line possess a fire sack that can release flames in excess of 1, 800 degrees Fahrenheit. A Torchic has a very warm body temperature as a result, causing them to feel as hot as a warm water bottle when hugged. This unique biological trait has caused Trainers to use them as a cheap heating source if they can't make a fire if they're somewhere that's cold. Torchic are generally timid and often imprint on the first thing they see, which is why they are often found right behind their trainers or their Blaziken parents.

Blaziken, Torchic's fully evolved form, stands at six feet high and uses a martial arts style that is used in tandem with fire moves. The flames on its wrists and legs are generated by fire producing glands underneath its skin. The feathers on its wrists are burnt off and regrown as the Pokemon gets older. It can jump over a 15 story building in a single bound, due to powerful leg muscles and feathers for lift. Blaziken also have fleshy pads inside their feet that act as shock absorbers. It is an apex predator in its natural environment, using its flames to corner and dispatch prey.

Torchic eat seeds and small insects, the size increasing once they learn Ember. Combusken have a more carnivorous diet, hunting smaller Pokemon by cutting off their escape routes using fire and either burning or beating them to death. Blaziken have a similar diet and technique to Combusken, except that they hunt bigger Pokemon such as Tauros and Miltank.

Combusken can break bones and are very aggressive and fast, so it is advised not to anger one. Blaziken, while not as aggressive as Combusken, can still easily injure you, especially when their young are threatened. [Trainer's Note: For this reason, it is inadvisable to attempt to catch a wild Torchic, as its parents are often not too far away.

When it is time to mate, male Blaziken make vocalizations that can be heard for miles around. If a female comes, both begin to fight to test the others stamina. This culminates with both Pokemon jumping in midair to meet with a Blaze Kick or Sky Uppercut, and then finishes with them grabbing eachother and spinning in midair downwards, copulating all the while, before breaking apart.

In contrast to the quiet and tiimid Torchic, Combusken are loud and aggressive. They are primarily solitary creatures, and are known to fight upon seeing another to test their strength. Combusken get stronger by running through fields and mountains, and can kick hard enough to break through rock.

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