National Pokédex #815 · Generation 8
How to recognize the Cinderace silhouette
Study the exact outer contour used by this quiz, compare its data fingerprint with 1,024 other artwork silhouettes, then find Cinderace among four choices.
- Introduced with
- Galar & Hisui · Generation 8
- Current type
- Fire
One-minute visual check
Can you find Cinderace without color?
Which silhouette is Cinderace?
All four choices use the same black-silhouette treatment. Select one outline; names appear only after the answer is locked.
Human-reviewed clues
Trace these four parts of the outline
Follow the edge once from the topmost feature to the base. Every clue below remains visible when color and interior detail are removed.
- 01One long narrow leg supports the tall figure while the other knee lifts high.
- 02The raised foot projects toward the viewer as an oversized rounded sole on one side.
- 03Two very long ear-like tufts flare upward as a split leaf-shaped crown.
- 04One arm extends almost horizontally, adding a strong cross-axis to the pose.
Decisive comparison
Against Lucario, Cinderace has a one-leg vertical base and one huge forward sole, rather than a wide two-foot stance and wrist spikes.
Data-derived shape fingerprint
What the alpha channel measures
The figures describe this exact 475 × 475 artwork file after transparent pixels are removed. They describe the presented pose, not the Pokémon’s canonical height or body size.
- Visible width
- 51% of canvas
- Percentile 3
- Visible height
- 94% of canvas
- Percentile 97
- Filled bounding box
- 36% filled
- Percentile 9
- Left-right symmetry
- 39%
- Percentile 11
- Edge complexity
- 12.4
- Percentile 77
Percentiles rank this artwork against all 1,025 source images. Higher edge complexity means more boundary changes per unit of filled area; it does not mean the Pokémon is harder for every player.
Algorithmic comparison
Nearby shapes in the 1,025-image index
The index scales and centers each alpha silhouette, checks both left- and right-facing versions, then combines overlap with nine shape measurements.
Alomomola
64.4/100 shape score
Quaxwell
64.1/100 shape score
Leavanny
63.9/100 shape score
Spoink
62.4/100 shape score
These are exploratory computer matches, not a claim that players confuse the species. Pose, overlap, and thin appendages can produce surprising neighbors.
Roster context
Use current type and generation to narrow the pool
These counts come from the same 1,025-entry runtime dataset as the quiz. They are elimination clues, not features inferred from the silhouette.
- 81 of 1,025 Pokémon currently include Fire.
- 7 Pokémon introduced in Generation 8 currently include Fire.
- 36 Pokémon share the exact current type combination Fire.
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