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Cool 
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oh my god
I've always liked the eevee evolutions
Leafeon and although it is not my favorite
looks so cute!
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I really love your take on pokΓ©mons. I might say it again, but your anatomy skills are so great.
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Awesome team and drawing. Although 4 of them can be taken down with a well place Ice Type move.
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Someone's got a big of a dragon fixation ^_^ Nice one!
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I loved the details and positions of the Feraligator and the Leafeon! The rest... subpar...
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Is it just the lack of scaling/fur detail on the others?
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It was more of the positions you had the others in. The garchomp kinda has a step dancer's pose, and the Charizard's legs were... awkward. The leg joints, at least. Tyranitar could of had a more dynamic pose. But I loved the textures of all of them! I'm not criticizing that... well, perhaps Tyranitar with less wrinkly skin, but otherwise great.
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I was going for sort of Indian rhino skin on ttar, I'm not sure how well that came across though =<
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Awesome stuff, especially the leafeon and feraligator
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Probably because I stole the pose from my cat while she was sleeping on the chair next to me
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Awww! That's just the best isn't it?
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That Leafeon is so adorable... XD
The detail and anatomy on your Eevees gets better every time.
I also like the Tyranitar's expression and tail scaling, and the Feraligatr's pose (particularly how you kept the tongue thing but turned it from silly to threatening).
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Hahaha, I was trying to make him look playful but he's still a giant crocodile monster so erm...
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Woah. just. the way you draw pokemon. is amazing. I particularly love the leafeon and feraligator.
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Ooo, these are great! I especially love the Leafeon and the Feraligatr!
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