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Wondering if you can breed Charizard in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet? We answer that question and give more info on the fan-favorite in this guide.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet: Can You Breed Charizard?

Wondering if you can breed Charizard in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet? We answer that question and give more info on the fan-favorite in this guide.

Pokemon breeding in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet is a feature that allows players to create powerful and unique Pokemon. And one of those you may be wondering about is Charizard. So can you breed the adorable firebreather in Scarlet and Violet? Read on to find out. 

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The TL;DR: What is Pokemon Breeding?

We have a longer explainer here, including Egg groups and other essentials, but the gist is that you can combine two compatible parent species to create Poke Eggs, which hatch into the desired offspring. Breeding also allows for specific modifications to be made to the inherited stats of Pokemon, making it even more powerful than before. 

Aside from creating powerful Pokemon, breeding also provides a rewarding and enjoyable experience for dedicated players. And the one we want to breed is Charizard.

Can You Breed a Charizard in the Game? 

The fast and easy answer to the question of “Can you breed Charizard in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet?” is yes, you can! Charizard can be bred in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. You’ll have to:

  • Complete a 7-star Tera Raid.
  • Catch a Ditto.
  • Set up a picnic.
  • Wait.

You can go on raids or trade if you can’t find Ditto in the wild. However, you may require additional assistance with both. Shiny variants are also available, adding even more allure, while breeding works like any other type of Pokemon.

How to Breed Charizard in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

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Breeding Charizard works like any other breedable Pokemon in Scarlet and Violet. Set up a picnic and sandwiches that have the Egg power. Make sure you have cleared all other Pokemon in the party apart from Charizard and the other Pokemon used for breeding.

With this task done, you just need to wander around until eggs appear in the basket beside them.

Which Pokemon Can I Breed Charizard with?

Players who have caught a male Charizard can breed one with a Ditto. These unique Pokemon appear in Area 2 and Area 3 of West Province, near Medali, Cascarrafa, and Porto Marinada. Players can identify Dittos on the map with the Y button before confirming identity via the ZL button. 

If you are lucky enough to catch a female Charizard, you can also take any male Pokemon from the Monster or the Dragon Egg groups. Eggs will always be the same species as the mom, walking around for some time should start hatching Charmander.

Charizard is one of the most iconic Pokemon in existence. It is a Fire/Flying-type creature resembling a large dragon, with an orange and yellow body, powerful wings, and a long tail tipped with fire. The Charizard’s signature move is Flamethrower: it unleashes a powerful flame from its mouth at enemies.

Despite its fierce appearance, Charizard is known for its loyalty and friendship towards its trainer. Its prowess in battle is matched only by its intelligence; it can learn several moves beyond Flamethrower, making it an incredibly versatile Pokemon. With its high stats and powerful move set, Charizard continues to be a fan favorite among trainers.

Now that you know how to breed Charizard, you’ll have yet another powerful ‘mon to take on the Gym Leaders scattered around Paldea. For more on Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, including how to get Metal Coat, understanding the ins and outs of Shiny odds, and a complete list of TMs, click the links or head over to our S&V tips page for more guides.

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