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Day Seventeen of pokemarch! The rules of which are here

For this art challenge, all my pieces will fit the boxes and tone limits of the Gameboy and Gameboy Color respectively. In theory with colours used and tiles used these sprites could even be hacked into gen 2.

Dabbing might be a bit old fashioned now, but it's ahead of this Mon's time that's for sure! Also as soon as I got the idea to make him dab, that was this Pokemon sprite decided. I can't remember type advantages very well, but I think this Pokemon is possibly pretty decent for a 6 Mon team? Either way I've always appreciated how it looks design wise, as I'm a major fan of simple but effective designs, which is possibly another reason why i'm a big fan of gen5.

The Japanese name for this one is Waruvile, which I think is one of those names where I'm undecided on how much localisation was really needed since the west is now pretty familiar with Japanese characters using the word Warui (Wario and Waluigi) and vile is also extremely serviceable. It's definitely one of the easier Japanese names to understand at face value anyway.

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Ko-fi

Day Seventeen of pokemarch! The rules of which are here

For this art challenge, all my pieces will fit the boxes and tone limits of the Gameboy and Gameboy Color respectively. In theory with colours used and tiles used these sprites could even be hacked into gen 2.

Dabbing might be a bit old fashioned now, but it's ahead of this Mon's time that's for sure! Also as soon as I got the idea to make him dab, that was this Pokemon sprite decided. I can't remember type advantages very well, but I think this Pokemon is possibly pretty decent for a 6 Mon team? Either way I've always appreciated how it looks design wise, as I'm a major fan of simple but effective designs, which is possibly another reason why i'm a big fan of gen5.

The Japanese name for this one is Waruvile, which I think is one of those names where I'm undecided on how much localisation was really needed since the west is now pretty familiar with Japanese characters using the word Warui (Wario and Waluigi) and vile is also extremely serviceable. It's definitely one of the easier Japanese names to understand at face value anyway.