Charmander color: Charmander orange

Charmander is a small orange fire-type Pokémon with a cream-colored belly and a flame burning at the tip of its tail. Its approximate study hex value is #F0843C (RGB 240, 132, 60; HSB 24°, 75%, 94%).

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PokémonOrange cartoonsbodyFirst appeared 1996
Charmander — official character art (via Wikipedia).
Hex
#F0843C
RGB
240, 132, 60
HSB
24°, 75%, 94%
CSS
color: #F0843C;

Charmander orange palette

Tints, shades, and the complementary color — useful for color study and for matching Charmander's shade in the game.

Lighter
#F9D0B5
Light
#F5AF80
Base
#F0843C
Dark
#AD5F2B
Darker
#733F1D
Complement
#3CA8F0

Why this shade?

A warm, mid-bright orange evokes flame and heat while staying friendly and readable at small sprite sizes.

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How this value is sourced: Color values are study approximations sampled from official character art and corroborated against widely-cited community color references, then expressed as the nearest standard hex value.

Color values are approximate study values. Toon Tone is an unaffiliated fan project; Charmander and Pokémon are the property of their respective owners.

About Charmander's color

What color is Charmander?

Charmander is a small orange fire-type Pokémon with a cream-colored belly and a flame burning at the tip of its tail. Its approximate study hex value is #F0843C (RGB 240, 132, 60; HSB 24°, 75%, 94%).

What is the hex code for Charmander?

Charmander is commonly studied as #F0843C — a charmander orange shade with RGB (240, 132, 60) and HSB (24°, 75%, 94%).

Why is Charmander orange?

A warm, mid-bright orange evokes flame and heat while staying friendly and readable at small sprite sizes.

When did Charmander first appear?

Charmander first appeared in 1996, in Pokémon.