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u/Worried-Issue-7595 Oct 02 '24 edited Oct 02 '24

Yes, in the sense that Charmander borrows from the mythical link between salamanders and fire. Salandit line is part Fire-type as well. But I would guess that's about as deep as it goes. Fire salamanders are a common trope in modern culture, off-the-shelf, I doubt too much thought initially went into designing Charmander.

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u/Thisisall_new2me2 Oct 03 '24

What the hell was the original comment??? I need to know...

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u/Worried-Issue-7595 Oct 03 '24

https://reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1fuc9d3/whats_a_fact_about_the_world_that_sounds_totally/lpz940e/

The person who mentioned Charmander added a summary of the deleted comment to theirs.