Dragon-type Pokemon have always been some of the most popular in the franchise, ... Rayquaza looks like a Chinese dragon more ...

Dragon types are typically some of the most popular Pokemon in the franchise, but some of them are entirely underwhelming, even with some fantastic entries in the category.

The hardest thing for Pokemon GO Shiny collectors is to evaluate the unique Dragon-type monsters, as each one is unique in its own way because of its design, features, and coloring.

Chinese dragons are known to be benevolent and wise creatures, flying through the sky. The puffy fur on Drampa's body could easily be thought of as clouds while flying.

Fendi’s Chinese New Year collection for the Year of the Dragon 2024: the Fendi x FRGMT x Pokémon collaboration features beloved dragon characters Dratini, Dragonair and Dragonite ...

Mega Ampharos is pretty awful, ranking as both the worst Mega Electric and Mega Dragon-type attacker in Pokémon Go. Unfortunately, Ampharos is pretty awful in Go Battle League, too.

The mystery Mega Pokémon for January 19th has been revealed by a Chinese-language Pokémon GO announcement: it's Mega Ampharos!

Released during the Lunar New Year: Dragons Unleashed event in Pokémon Go in February 2024, Drampa is a Normal and Dragon-type Pokémon who takes inspiration from Chinese dragons.

The McDonald’s Pokémon TCG promotion for 2024, which is themed around the Year of the Dragon, is now live in France and will run through Jan. 21. But there is still no sign of a US release date.

A Pokemon Legends: Arceus player has discovered a subtle reference to the Koi dragon myth found in Chinese mythology. As found in the Pokemon subreddit, one player noticed that both Magikarp and ...

The arrival of Suicune, Raikou, and Entei in Pokemon Go has inadvertently reignited an old debate: ... it often looks similar to a Chinese dragon. Suicune’s markings also have significance.

POKEMON GO has unveiled a new event to celebrate Chinese New Year. Here is how to catch all 12 Pokemon in the 2019 Chinese New Year event.