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So, here's my first meme for , or anywhere really.

It's simple, with only room to put the name of the resident and the drawing, but it's something.

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So, I was doing whatever one day, when I stumbled upon a thought...

There are quite a few stylized characters in Pokemon Crossing, be it simply because you needed to anthropomorphize the Pokemon heavily, it's your style, or whatever. That's all fine and good, but what if those stylized characters actually looked like the Pokemon they are, proportions and all?

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First, some guidelines. Hate to be pushy, but this idea works best when these are followed.

YES, your resident's clothing must remain intact and the same, even if your Pokemon can't really fit in it under normal circumstances.

For example, Travis, my Flygon, has his arms emerging from the top of his torso, and his shirt has sleeves to suit that. However, if he was drawn like a normal Flygon, there would be two holes in the middle of his shirt and the sleeves would be empty, because normal Flygon's arms come out of their chest!

YES, NPC's are allowed to be used for this. Especially in the case that your own resident is pretty much normal.

IT'S UP TO YOU if you want to de-anthropormorphize your Pokemon if they're normally four-legged and such. As long as the proportions are the same as the normal Pokemon, I'll be happy.

For example, you may have, say, a Houndoom character. If you want it to continue and stand straight or go "back to basics" and stand like a dog, it's all good. So long as, if it is still standing upright, it looks like how a dog would stand upright; incredibly awkwardly.

If I come across any other questions, I'll add 'em here.

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I hope y'all have fun with this idea!

Description
So, here's my first meme for , or anywhere really.

It's simple, with only room to put the name of the resident and the drawing, but it's something.

---

So, I was doing whatever one day, when I stumbled upon a thought...

There are quite a few stylized characters in Pokemon Crossing, be it simply because you needed to anthropomorphize the Pokemon heavily, it's your style, or whatever. That's all fine and good, but what if those stylized characters actually looked like the Pokemon they are, proportions and all?

---

First, some guidelines. Hate to be pushy, but this idea works best when these are followed.

YES, your resident's clothing must remain intact and the same, even if your Pokemon can't really fit in it under normal circumstances.

For example, Travis, my Flygon, has his arms emerging from the top of his torso, and his shirt has sleeves to suit that. However, if he was drawn like a normal Flygon, there would be two holes in the middle of his shirt and the sleeves would be empty, because normal Flygon's arms come out of their chest!

YES, NPC's are allowed to be used for this. Especially in the case that your own resident is pretty much normal.

IT'S UP TO YOU if you want to de-anthropormorphize your Pokemon if they're normally four-legged and such. As long as the proportions are the same as the normal Pokemon, I'll be happy.

For example, you may have, say, a Houndoom character. If you want it to continue and stand straight or go "back to basics" and stand like a dog, it's all good. So long as, if it is still standing upright, it looks like how a dog would stand upright; incredibly awkwardly.

If I come across any other questions, I'll add 'em here.

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I hope y'all have fun with this idea!