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Fairy-type Pokemon Coloring Pages
Welcome to our Fairy-type Pokémon coloring pages!
Fairy-type Pokémon were first introduced in Generation VI, the first new type in over a decade. They brought fresh balance to battles by weakening the once-dominant Dragon-types while giving Poison and Steel-types new strengths. With their light, magical designs and bright colors, Fairy Pokémon stand out as charming and whimsical, making them a fun and enchanting choice for coloring.
ordered alphabetically - Fairy Pokemon:
#298 Azurill
(normal / fairy)
#298 Azurill
(normal / fairy)
#035 Clefairy
(fairy)
#036 Clefable with Squirtle
#173 Cleffa
(fairy)
#174 Igglybuff
(normal / fairy)
#039 Jigglypuff
(normal / fairy)
#039 Jigglypuff
(normal / fairy)
#122 Mr. Mime
(psychic / fairy)
#122 Mr. Mime
(psychic / fairy)
#985 Screaming Tail
(fairy / psychic)
#209 Snubull
(fairy)
#209 Snubull
(fairy)
#700 Sylveon
(fairy)
#700 Sylveon
(fairy)
#175 Togepi
(fairy)
Some older Pokémon were retyped as Fairy, and many new species were introduced.
Effects of the Fairy type
- The Pixilate ability turns Normal-type moves into Fairy-type moves and increases their power by 20%.
- The Fairy Aura ability boosts the power of all Fairy-type moves on the field by 33%.
- If both Fairy Aura and Aura Break abilities are in effect (like with Xerneas and Zygarde), Fairy-type move power for all Pokémon on the field is instead reduced by 25%.
- Holding a Pixie Plate increases the power of Fairy-type moves by 20%.
- Holding a Fairy Gem boosts the power of a Fairy-type move by 30%, then the gem is consumed.
- The Roseli Berry, when held, neutralizes a super-effective Fairy-type move.