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==Alternate costumes== | ==Alternate costumes== | ||
===Project M=== | |||
Charizard now has more significant, independent palette swaps. It also gains a costume based off the armored Charizard seen in the beginning of ''{{s|bulbapedia|Lucario and the Mystery of Mew}}''. The same costume received a black recolor based on {{pkmn|Aggron}} in ''Project M'' 3.6 Beta. | Charizard now has more significant, independent palette swaps. It also gains a costume based off the armored Charizard seen in the beginning of ''{{s|bulbapedia|Lucario and the Mystery of Mew}}''. The same costume received a black recolor based on {{pkmn|Aggron}} in ''Project M'' 3.6 Beta. | ||
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Coincidentally, most of these Pokémon in the main games have dragon-like properties (Golbat being the exception), like Charizard, by either being capable of learning a variety of {{s|bulbapedia|Dragon}}-type moves, or being commonly owned by notable Dragon-type specialized trainers. | Coincidentally, most of these Pokémon in the main games have dragon-like properties (Golbat being the exception), like Charizard, by either being capable of learning a variety of {{s|bulbapedia|Dragon}}-type moves, or being commonly owned by notable Dragon-type specialized trainers. | ||
===Project+=== | |||
[[File:Charizard Palette (P+).png|frame|center|Charizard's alternate costumes in P+]] | |||
'''Z-Secret Costume:''' Mega-Charizard X | |||
'''R-Secret Costume:''' Mega-Charizard Y | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||