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Inspired by an older character of mine that I no longer own...

This is the first in a series of robot Pokemon I will draw occasionally. The general concept is that these are robot Pokemon with A.I. that can also be used as mechs.

This Charizard model is the standard for the other mechs in terms of abilities, being able to work with its master when not in use by them, and having the ability to open its stomach by pressing or having their master press a button in the middle that reveals a cockpit. The mech will then enter a mode in which it cannot move on its own, but can still freely communicate with its master in the cockpit via it's inner sound system. The mech has a flamethrower within its throat, as well as the ability to fly using its synth-material wings. Its tail is constantly burning, only stopping when the mech is being recharged or enters sleep mode. The mech also has two receivers on top of its head, and these can be used with any hobby-grade remote controllers to control the mech outside of its cockpid, however, the mech will still be able to move on its own, and they tend to not like being controlled using remote controllers. These receivers are not standard, though.

Description
Inspired by an older character of mine that I no longer own...

This is the first in a series of robot Pokemon I will draw occasionally. The general concept is that these are robot Pokemon with A.I. that can also be used as mechs.

This Charizard model is the standard for the other mechs in terms of abilities, being able to work with its master when not in use by them, and having the ability to open its stomach by pressing or having their master press a button in the middle that reveals a cockpit. The mech will then enter a mode in which it cannot move on its own, but can still freely communicate with its master in the cockpit via it's inner sound system. The mech has a flamethrower within its throat, as well as the ability to fly using its synth-material wings. Its tail is constantly burning, only stopping when the mech is being recharged or enters sleep mode. The mech also has two receivers on top of its head, and these can be used with any hobby-grade remote controllers to control the mech outside of its cockpid, however, the mech will still be able to move on its own, and they tend to not like being controlled using remote controllers. These receivers are not standard, though.