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Idea and Design by located here: [link]

He wanted me to sprite it for him and its also going into the custom dex on our site. I've been meaning to sprite it for a while so I thought I'd kill two birds with one stone since someone asked me to do a tutorial for scratch sprites today >.<

Further tips not on the tutorial:
It's usually a good idea to sketch or draw your fakemon out before you attempt to sprite it, just so you have a better idea what you're going for.

If you want suggestions as to what program to use, I ALWAYS use the simple, basic MSPaint that generally comes with every computer.

(Regarding part 3) If you want to make the sprite look extra shiny, make 5 shades or more instead of the normal 4.

Don't be afraid to touch up anything you did in the previous stages as you go.

*Yes I know I spelt palette wrong, I'm too lazy to go back and fix it... >.< I'm sure there are other typos as well, please don't point them out, I don't really care, lol

This is the first tutorial I've ever done, so... I hope it helps in some way If anyone has any questions about spriting you'd like cleared up feel free to ask in a comment here.

EDIT: This tutorial is slightly outdated with the first step, as with the addition of Pokemon Black and White, the new sprite limit is now 96x96 instead of 80x80! Still, that doesn't mean you have to use all the space you're given!

Description
Idea and Design by located here: [link]

He wanted me to sprite it for him and its also going into the custom dex on our site. I've been meaning to sprite it for a while so I thought I'd kill two birds with one stone since someone asked me to do a tutorial for scratch sprites today >.<

Further tips not on the tutorial:
It's usually a good idea to sketch or draw your fakemon out before you attempt to sprite it, just so you have a better idea what you're going for.

If you want suggestions as to what program to use, I ALWAYS use the simple, basic MSPaint that generally comes with every computer.

(Regarding part 3) If you want to make the sprite look extra shiny, make 5 shades or more instead of the normal 4.

Don't be afraid to touch up anything you did in the previous stages as you go.

*Yes I know I spelt palette wrong, I'm too lazy to go back and fix it... >.< I'm sure there are other typos as well, please don't point them out, I don't really care, lol

This is the first tutorial I've ever done, so... I hope it helps in some way If anyone has any questions about spriting you'd like cleared up feel free to ask in a comment here.

EDIT: This tutorial is slightly outdated with the first step, as with the addition of Pokemon Black and White, the new sprite limit is now 96x96 instead of 80x80! Still, that doesn't mean you have to use all the space you're given!