It certainly seems that way in terms of stats and statistics from the game, with Growlithe representing the shisa from Japanese folklore and Vulpix representing a kitsune. This would make Gowlithe more of a "Foo Dog" than a shisa Though a shisa itself is derived from the same thing.
Although both depictions of the mythical creatures look very similar, it is hard to deny what the dex dictates. Getting into a bit of history involving Growlithe's origins, the reason for the tiger stripes is both simple and complicated. The very same statues that seem to be the origin of Growlithe's creation aren't as simple as being Chinese guardian lion statues, or "foo dogs," or shisa.
They have many iterations, transformations, and meanings, and without getting too deep into the mythos surrounding them, in the Edo period of Japan these statues just didn't take from lions and dogs or a combination of the two , they were made in the shape of dragons, wild boars, foxes, and yup Scaling that back to pure Fire-Type lines, that's only one of four.
This means if people wanted to blaze it old school specifically in the remakes that were dual typing Growlithe was one of the few ways to do it.
These other puppies are Lillipup, Rockruff, and Yamper, who all come from different regions and generations of the games. It's hard to deny that Growlithe has considerable popularity, perhaps due to its Gen I origins as well as its undeniable cuteness. In Generation I, it would always be found holding a Berry. It has jewel molded ears with beige internal parts, bruised eyes, a round, dark nose, and two pointed teeth distending from its upper jaw. Long tufts of hiding develop behind its elbows and around its lower legs.
It has a surging, beige tail. Each paw has three toes and a round, pink cushion. Issues with Arcanine is that its alternatives for actual fire moves are pretty scant.
People raise their Growlithe to level In this stage, it learns the Flamethrower, Flare Blitz, and some other skills. Finally, it turns into an Arcanine. If you are not sure when and till what point to evolve your pokemon, just read and understand his level up chart so that the pokemon knows what move you love and which you want to keep.
Another choice is getting an Egg with a Growlithe with the entirety of its best level-up moves And perhaps stuff like Close Combat as its Egg Moves so it has them from the beginning. I personally suggest that you take it up to 39 or 43 which is a great level.
Growlithe evolves into Arcanine when exposed to the Fire Stone, one of the evolutionary items introduced in Generation I. Arcanine looks like a larger and stronger version of Growlithe. So, as you can see, Growlithe has only one evolution — Arcanine — and he can achieve it when exposed to a Fire Stone. No other forms are present in the games at the moment of writing this article. Before we continue, let us quickly compare their stats:. Now, let us discuss the evolution in more detail.
It is relatively easy to find in the Generation I games, where it can also be bought for a small fee. This is what makes this evolution method quite easy. But, there is a catch!
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