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Light Flareon
Dark Flareon

As promised, here they are - Dark/TR and Light/Neon Flareon. I tried to make it simple. It took me a while to understand what those differences between these two are.. And what Dark and Light-types of Pokémon actually mean. So... the main differences with look... dark-one have less contrast on fur color and light-one have even more. *rolling eyes* I also added some more details as you can see if you compare dark-one's yellow-fluffye-thingie to light-ones.

so... Your Pokémon turns to dark if you treat it badly and make it do mean things. One little meanie isn't he...
And the light one... well you got the point. Treat it nicely.

That makes me think... If I'm right - you can have a pokémon which is also shiny AND light-one. That should makes it almost white/black. o_o;;; Depending what kind of color pokémon's shiny is. For example, shiny charizard is black and and shiny charmander is yellow. So... dark-shiny Charizard doesn't make it deeper black but light-shiny does. x) Less contrast and Dark-type makes it... gray.

Of course not in the GB-games. Or not card-games. Or any Pokémon games. But maybe some kind of RPG-games based on Pokémon. Whatever.

I don't know. I'm confused. Somebody explain this to me.

Flareons (c) Nintendo

Description
Light Flareon
Dark Flareon

As promised, here they are - Dark/TR and Light/Neon Flareon. I tried to make it simple. It took me a while to understand what those differences between these two are.. And what Dark and Light-types of Pokémon actually mean. So... the main differences with look... dark-one have less contrast on fur color and light-one have even more. *rolling eyes* I also added some more details as you can see if you compare dark-one's yellow-fluffye-thingie to light-ones.

so... Your Pokémon turns to dark if you treat it badly and make it do mean things. One little meanie isn't he...
And the light one... well you got the point. Treat it nicely.

That makes me think... If I'm right - you can have a pokémon which is also shiny AND light-one. That should makes it almost white/black. o_o;;; Depending what kind of color pokémon's shiny is. For example, shiny charizard is black and and shiny charmander is yellow. So... dark-shiny Charizard doesn't make it deeper black but light-shiny does. x) Less contrast and Dark-type makes it... gray.

Of course not in the GB-games. Or not card-games. Or any Pokémon games. But maybe some kind of RPG-games based on Pokémon. Whatever.

I don't know. I'm confused. Somebody explain this to me.

Flareons (c) Nintendo