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When it comes to my descent into the madness that is Pokemorphs, an old Disney saying quickly comes to mind: "It all started with a mouse". Or in this case, an Electric Mouse; Long the Pikachu is indeed one of the first 'morphs I ever created, dating as far back as when I was still in the 5-6th grade (give or take). He was part of a short series of 'morphs battling one another in martial arts competitions that fused the strength and beauty of the human body with the crazy special attacks unique to all Pocket Monsters. There was even a more elaborate story behind that at one point, something about pit fighting and how Pokeball-inspired bracelets being what forced the Pokemon to compete with one another...which has sadly faded from memory overtime, though the 'Ball-braces still pop up now and again in some sketches.

Long here, sadly, never really amounted to much story-wise. He traveled around challenging whoever crossed his path and was strangely fond of relying on strength and speed instead of just electric attacks. His reasons, much like the original origin for my own set of Pokemorphs, have been lost to time.

...before I forget, blame for inspiring me to draw this guy again. Pic's no show-stopper, but it IS one of the first real pics I've done in OC in a while (not counting photoshop touchups like background and lightning effects).

Description
When it comes to my descent into the madness that is Pokemorphs, an old Disney saying quickly comes to mind: "It all started with a mouse". Or in this case, an Electric Mouse; Long the Pikachu is indeed one of the first 'morphs I ever created, dating as far back as when I was still in the 5-6th grade (give or take). He was part of a short series of 'morphs battling one another in martial arts competitions that fused the strength and beauty of the human body with the crazy special attacks unique to all Pocket Monsters. There was even a more elaborate story behind that at one point, something about pit fighting and how Pokeball-inspired bracelets being what forced the Pokemon to compete with one another...which has sadly faded from memory overtime, though the 'Ball-braces still pop up now and again in some sketches.

Long here, sadly, never really amounted to much story-wise. He traveled around challenging whoever crossed his path and was strangely fond of relying on strength and speed instead of just electric attacks. His reasons, much like the original origin for my own set of Pokemorphs, have been lost to time.

...before I forget, blame for inspiring me to draw this guy again. Pic's no show-stopper, but it IS one of the first real pics I've done in OC in a while (not counting photoshop touchups like background and lightning effects).