Pick a Pokemon Round
Each round shows a Pokemon character and a named color target area, like Pikachu's body fur or Charizard's body. The image highlights the part you need to match.
Toon Tone for Pokemon
Can you remember each Pokemon's original color? Look at the scene, tune your guess with HSB sliders, submit your color, and see how sharp your color eye is.
This is an unofficial, independent fan-made color game. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the franchise owner or any rights holder.
Charizard
Pokémon (1997)
Your selection
0/500H180 S70 B70
Round score appears after your first guess.
Pokemon color challenges
Each round shows a Pokemon character and a named color target area, like Pikachu's body fur or Charizard's body. The image highlights the part you need to match.
Move the Hue, Saturation, and Brightness sliders until the highlighted area looks like the Pokemon's original color. You tune by color family, intensity, and lightness with no color codes needed.
Submit your guess to see your score. Toon Tone for Pokemon uses Delta E to measure the perceptual difference between your color and the target. A higher score means a closer match.
Each Pokemon run has five rounds and a maximum score of 500. Try to keep every guess close, then replay with a fresh shuffled set.
Available challenges
Toon Tone for Pokemon draws from a growing library of Pokemon color challenges. Rounds are shuffled each run so every playthrough is fresh.
Viewing challenge details may reduce the surprise and game experience.
Body color memory round
Body color memory round
Body color memory round
Body color memory round
Body fur memory round
Body color memory round
Viewing challenge details may reduce the surprise and game experience.
Toon Tone for Pokemon is a color guessing game where you try to match a Pokemon's original color using hue, saturation, and brightness sliders. It uses the same core game as Toon Tone but focuses on Pokemon characters.
Look at a Pokemon image and the highlighted color target area. Adjust the HSB sliders until the color looks right, then submit your guess to see how close you got to the original color.
Toon Tone for Pokemon currently features Pikachu, Charizard, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Gengar, Eevee, Jigglypuff, and other classic Pokemon color challenges. More Pokemon rounds are added over time.
Your score measures how close your selected color is to the original using Delta E and CIEDE2000, a perceptual color difference formula. A score of 100 per round means an almost perfect match.
Each game run has 5 Pokemon rounds. A maximum of 500 points can be scored across all rounds (100 points per round).
Yes. Visit the main Toon Tone page for the full character library, or try the Daily Challenge for a new set of five rounds every day.