Burmy Coloring Page is a great activity for Burmy lovers of all ages. This coloring page features a Burmy in its plant form. The Burmy is surrounded by leaves and flowers, making it the perfect subject to color.
For Burmy fans who want to add a little extra flair to their pages, there are also accessories that can be colored, such as a bowtie and glasses. Whether you’re a Burmy enthusiast or just looking for a fun activity to do, Burmy Coloring Page is the perfect way to show your love for this adorable Pokemon.
Here are some fun facts about Burmy that Trainers may not know!
Burmy is a small Pokémon that resembles a bagworm. Burmy is black with a hard shell that protects it. Burmy has a green head, black eyes, and a black mouth.
Burmy has six legs and two arms. Burmy evolves into Wormadam. Burmy is found in forests, fields, and cities. Burmy can be found in the wild, or it can be obtained by trading with another player.
Burmy is a Bug-type Pokémon. Burmy has the ability to change its form based on its location. If Burmy is in a forest, it will have a Green form. If Burmy is in a Field, it will have a Sandy form.
If Burmy is in a City, it will have a Trash form. Burmy’s Green form resembles a cocoon. Burmy’s Sandy form resembles a mound of sand. Burmy’s Trash form resembles garbage.
Burmy is a unique Pokémon in that its form changes based on what it wrapped itself in. If Burmy wrapped itself in the grass, then it will be the Grass-type, if it wrapped itself in the sand, then it will be the Ground-type, if Burmy wrapped itself in the trash, then it will be the Steel-type. Burmy’s form also changes when it evolves into Mothim.
When Burmy evolves into Mothim, it will take on the form of what it had wrapped itself in the most when it was a Burmy. For example, if Burmy mostly wrapped itself in the grass when it was a Burmy, then when it evolves into Mothim, Mothim will be the Grass-type. However, if Burmy equally Wrap itself in all three things and then evolve into Mothim, then Mothim will be the Normal-type.
Burmys are also genderless Pokémon. Burmy is voiced by Yuko Sanpei in Japanese and by Amy Palant in English.
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