cinderace-gmax #10210
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cinderace-gmax
Generation VIII · #10210 — Striker Pokémon
Gigantamax Cinderace is the towering, colossal form of the Striker Pokémon, capable of reaching a staggering height of 27 meters—nearly 19 times its normal size. This Fire-type transformation was introduced in The Isle of Armor DLC for Pokémon Sword and Shield, granting Cinderace access to the exclusive G-Max move G-Max Fireball. Unlike standard Cinderace, which maintains consistent base stats of 530 across all categories, Gigantamax Cinderace dramatically amplifies its physical presence and power output while retaining its core identity as a swift, offensively-oriented combatant. The transformation represents the ultimate manifestation of Cinderace's burning competitive spirit, channeling its athletic prowess into a form capable of reshaping the battlefield itself through sheer scale and overwhelming force.
Base Stats
Height
27.0m
Weight
1000.0kg
Category
Striker Pokémon
Gender
Male 87.5% / Female 12.5%
Color
white
Shape
upright
Abilities
Strengthens fire moves to inflict 1.5× damage at 1/3 max HP or less.
Libero changes the Pokémon's type to that of its previously used attack.
Cinderace-gmax Biology & Physical Characteristics
When Cinderace undergoes Gigantamax transformation, its already impressive frame expands to colossal proportions, reaching 27 meters in height and weighing approximately 1000 kilograms. The Pokémon's fundamental design elements—its white torso, red-orange facial markings resembling a flame crest, and the navy shoulder patches reminiscent of athletic wear—are all magnificently magnified. The transformation accentuates Cinderace's soccer-themed aesthetic, with its form taking on an even more dynamic, athletic appearance befitting a creature of mythical scale. The creature's white coloration becomes more striking against larger proportions, while its distinctive facial pattern and flowing white ears become intimidating architectural features of this gargantuan form. The energy required to achieve and maintain this transformation represents a phenomenal physiological feat, as Cinderace must have the Gigantamax Factor to achieve this state, marking it as a Pokémon capable of channeling immense amounts of dynamax energy.
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Cinderace-gmax Breeding, Gender Ratio & Egg Groups
Cinderace exhibits a significant sexual dimorphism in its breeding potential, with an 88 percent male to 12 percent female gender ratio, making female specimens considerably rarer in nature and among trainers' teams. This skewed ratio has important implications for breeding strategies, as female Cinderace are significantly more difficult to obtain and are therefore more valuable for competitive breeding programs that rely on inheriting moves and stats from the maternal line. Female Cinderace belong to the Field and Human-Like egg groups, allowing them to breed with a diverse array of compatible Pokémon species and male Cinderace to produce Scorbunny offspring after approximately 20 egg cycles of care. The rarity of female specimens means that trainers seeking to breed specific move combinations or optimal IVs must often invest considerable effort in locating a female Cinderace with the desired characteristics. Despite their rarity, female Cinderace maintain identical base stats to males and possess identical abilities—Blaze or the hidden ability Libero—ensuring that gender does not influence combat effectiveness, only breeding accessibility and the inheritance of moves through egg group compatibility.
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cinderace-gmax's Evolution Chain
Cinderace-gmax Evolution, Mega Evolution & Special Forms
Gigantamax Cinderace is not a traditional evolution but rather a temporary transformation accessible exclusively to Cinderace that possesses the Gigantamax Factor. Unlike Mega Evolution which permanently alters a Pokémon's stats and appearance, Gigantamax is a time-limited enhancement that can be activated during battle in specific Pokémon Sword and Shield contexts, particularly in Dynamax Adventures and competitive formats. The transformation process doesn't alter Cinderace's base stats of 530—maintaining its 80 HP, 116 Attack, 75 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 75 Special Defense, and 119 Speed—but dramatically increases its size and grants access to exclusive G-Max moves. The key distinguishing feature of this form is its exclusive access to G-Max Fireball, a catastrophic move that Sword Pokédex entries describe as being infused with Cinderace's fighting spirit, never missing its targets and completely roasting opponents. This transformation represents the pinnacle of what Cinderace can achieve without further evolution, making it a formidable presence in competitive battles and high-stakes encounters where dynamax mechanics are permitted.
Where to Find
Location data not available for this Pokémon in the database.
Cinderace-gmax Behaviour and Natural Habitat
Gigantamax Cinderace embodies the ultimate expression of competitive spirit and showmanship, traits inherited from its base form's documented tendency to become pumped up when cheered on by supporters. In its colossal form, this competitive drive manifests with amplified intensity, as the Pokémon becomes a force of nature capable of devastating entire regions with its movements and attacks. The transformation appears to elevate Cinderace's athletic instincts to supernatural levels, granting it the ability to manipulate its signature Pyro Ball attack with unprecedented precision and power. According to Shield Gigantamax Pokédex entries, the dynamax energy can cause the diameter of its fireball to exceed 300 feet—a ball of flame so massive it could obliterate fortified structures. Despite this overwhelming power, Gigantamax Cinderace retains the showboating tendencies of its smaller form, though now the consequences of overconfidence play out on a catastrophically larger scale. Its presence alone in a stadium or battlefield would create an electrifying atmosphere, as crowds would witness a literal giant engaged in combat.
Pokedex Entries
Generation VIII
It juggles a pebble with its feet, turning it into a burning soccer ball. Its shots strike opponents hard and leave them scorched.
It’s skilled at both offense and defense, and it gets pumped up when cheered on. But if it starts showboating, it could put itself in a tough spot.
Cinderace-gmax Name Origin & Design Inspiration
Cinderace's design synthesizes two distinct concepts: the anthropomorphic athletic rabbit and the soccer player, themes that reach their apex in the Gigantamax form's sheer, commanding presence. The name 'Cinderace' combines 'cinder' (a reference to its Fire-typing and flame-like appearance) with 'ace' (suggesting excellence and athletic prowess, particularly in sports contexts). In its Gigantamax state, this duality becomes even more pronounced—the form transforms Cinderace into a titan of athletic grace and incendiary power, a being that simultaneously embodies the precision of a professional athlete and the raw devastation of an uncontrollable inferno. The white coloration dominates the design, representing both the pristine uniform of a champion athlete and the cooling ash of burning embers. Its name in Japanese, エースバーン (Aceburn), directly translates this concept, marrying the excellence of an 'ace' competitor with the destructive imagery of burning flames. The design philosophy behind Gigantamax Cinderace extends these concepts to architectural scales, creating a towering monument to athletic competition and fire-elemental power that transcends normal biological proportions.
Cinderace-gmax Competitive Battle Guide
Gigantamax Cinderace commands respect in competitive Pokémon battling through its exceptional Speed stat of 119 and impressive Attack stat of 116, making it one of the most naturally swift offensive Pokémon available to trainers willing to run Gigantamax strategies in supported formats. The transformation grants access to G-Max Fireball, an exclusive dynamax move that guarantees hits and delivers catastrophic Fire-type damage, effectively bypassing accuracy concerns that plague standard moveset options. In competitive play, Cinderace's Blaze ability triggers when its health falls below one-third of maximum, amplifying Fire-type move damage by 1.5 times and potentially enabling dramatic comebacks in tight matches. The hidden ability Libero provides an alternative competitive niche, allowing Cinderace to change its type to match whatever move it just used, granting incredible type flexibility and switch-in opportunities that reward skillful prediction and play. Standard Cinderace benefits from a movepool including Pyro Ball (120 power, 90 accuracy), Bounce, Court Change, and various coverage moves that exploit its high Speed and Attack stats. For trainers prioritizing Gigantamax forms in Sword and Shield formats, Cinderace's combination of speed, power, and exclusive G-Max move access makes it a consistently threatening presence on competitive teams.
Commonly Asked Questions About Cinderace-gmax
What type is Cinderace-gmax?
Cinderace-gmax is a fire type Pokemon.
What does Cinderace-gmax evolve into?
Cinderace-gmax does not evolve into any other Pokemon. It is the final form in its evolution line.
What are Cinderace-gmax's weaknesses?
Cinderace-gmax is weak to ground, rock and water type moves.
Cinderace-gmax Cultural Impact & Franchise History
Cinderace has become an iconic face of Generation VIII Pokémon, particularly following its prominent role in the anime series where Goh's Cinderace serves as a beloved main character, developing a powerful bond with its trainer and engaging in spectacular battles that showcase its signature soccer-themed moveset and competitive spirit. The Gigantamax form enhanced this cultural presence by providing trainers with a visual spectacle of unprecedented scale, transforming the athletic rabbit into a towering giant that embodies the franchise's fascination with power scaling and competitive dynamics. Cinderace's design resonates particularly strongly with players who appreciate sports-themed characters and athletic competition, representing a bridge between the world of professional sports and the high-stakes drama of Pokémon battles. In merchandise and fan communities, Gigantamax Cinderace has become a symbol of dynamax mechanics and power transformation, frequently featured in promotional materials, trading card game cards, and collectible figures that celebrate the franchise's visual evolution. The character's appeal extends beyond competitive players to casual fans and younger audiences drawn to its charismatic personality and underdog-to-champion narrative arc throughout the Scorbunny evolution line.
Where to Find Cinderace-gmax in Every Pokémon Game
Gigantamax Cinderace became available exclusively in Pokémon Sword and Shield, accessible only to players who own Cinderace and possess a specimen carrying the Gigantamax Factor, typically obtained through Dynamax Adventures in The Isle of Armor DLC or distributed through promotional events. To achieve the transformation, trainers must engage in battles specifically supporting dynamax mechanics, such as Raid Battles, Dynamax Adventures, or competitive formats explicitly permitting dynamax transformations. Standard Cinderace itself can be encountered in various forms of Pokémon games through its evolution from Raboot, which appears in the wild or through breeding programs that yield Scorbunny offspring. The base Cinderace was reintroduced in Pokémon Legends: Z-A and appears in Scarlet and Violet, though these titles do not feature traditional Gigantamax mechanics, meaning players cannot access the Gigantamax form in those games. For players seeking specifically to battle with Gigantamax Cinderace, Pokémon Sword and Shield remain the primary venue, with competitive formats such as VGC (Video Game Championships) occasionally including dynamax mechanics in their official rulesets. Legacy players and collectors maintain Gigantamax-capable Cinderace specimens from their original Sword and Shield playthroughs or through transfers via Pokémon HOME, making these forms increasingly valuable as older game titles accumulate nostalgic and competitive significance.