#Hisuian Pokémon

[raisans-art]

Wurmple: kēmuso

Silcoon: krasaris

Beautifly: agehūn

Cascoon: maur

Dustox: tokukare

Ponyta: ponīta

Rapidash: garo

The next bunch of Pokédex entries! The wurmple and ponyta lines!

Enjoy!

#001-#009, #010-#017, #025-#033, #034-#042

[pumpkinnkidd]

so much art i have never posted… here is my oc fever! they evolved recently from goomy to sliggoo :))

[linkedarcher]

[ceruleanseacreations]

Hisuian Typhlosion 🔥💜👻

[local-diavolo-anon]

time ago i made these and couldn't color them, so have my boys! i designed a Gigamax and a mega form for hisuian Typlhosion!

and since i have a lot of pride in both of their designs, have some trivia: gigamax remains fire/ghost and is a necromancer the mega on the other hand, turns into a dark/ghost type and loses its fire type, and it's based of charon

I wanted them to be similar but also opposite in concept, the first one ne is a necromancer who cannot open its eyes because it needs to sense souls in the afterlife and bring them to the mortal world, and then remain concentrated to keep them there (otherwise they return to the afterlife) and is therefore limited to see only the spirit worls and its inhabitant the other is a grim reaper, who cannot close its eyes because it needs them to be constantly open to check for souls that needs guidance to the afterlife, and then use it's coat made out of black, cold fire and smoke to protect them during the jurney, it's limited to see the mortal world because that's where the souls that needs it are

(also the mega's lantern is modelled after a deceased lampent and the fire inside of it is meant to be the only brightly colored part of its design)

also, i did not draw it but a shiny mega hisuia typhlosion would have its black and white swapped, having a dark body and a white coat (eyes stay white)

[miniatureowl]

Hisuian Growlithe (2021)

MAXIMUM floof!!

[kijillo]

Twitter raffle prize for JRyushi.

[raisans-art]

Apologies for the absence

Please take the hisuian starters with their hisuian name as consolation

Rowlet: Rauret

Dartrix: Tartriks

Decidueye: Tesetuai

Cyndaquil: Sīntakuī

Quilava: Kuirafā

Typhlosion: Taifrōshon

Oshawott: Ashauat

Dewott: Tuot

Samurott: Samurot

All the starters have names that are an approximation of their English/Galarian names because they are non-native to Hisui and introduced by Laventon, a Galarian professor.

These have been real fun to do! Especially during all the traveling I’ve done! I’ve got 33 entries done already.

But yeah hisuian should be coming back tomorrow and other work should resume but albeit at a slower pace (I am visiting my bf rn so I’m a bit occupied enjoying our short time together)

#010-#017, #018-#024, #025-#033, #034-#042

[poke-scientist]

Hello. What are your opinions on Hosuian Zoroark, and do you have any theories on why they look the way they do? I study history too, and I'm curious in other historians perspectives

OOOOOOH I HAVE A COUPLE THEORIES ON THIS ONE.

First, let’s establish some background knowledge.

1. The first modern discovery of zoroark was in Unova.

2. The location of hisuian zoroark lies around modern day sinnoh (no remains found in other regions, doesn’t mean they’re NOT out there, hence theories)

3. Zoroark’s current type is dark, hisuian type is historically documented to be ghost.

So, let’s crack into it.

Theory 1: blending in with their surroundings.

We all know Sinnoh is unbearably snowy, year round in most of the region, and zoroark are very defensive and territorial. An important thing to remember here is yes, they can use illusions, but they cannot actually alter their own physical form. This could be their natural camouflage, as to not need to constantly upkeep illusions.

Theory 2: those b*tches dead.

There are a handful of Pokémon species that have been proved to be the lingering souls of those passed- obviously altering their form into something new.

Although, zoroark already possess the power to mimic humans to the point you couldn’t tell the difference between a person and a zoroark, and being such a humanoid pokemon, there’s no saying these weren’t the remaining souls of zoroark that passed due to the harsh weather conditions, or from human injury.

Fossils found of hisuian zoroark also seem to have no difference to a modern zoroark skeleton, which is unusual given their hisuian form appears to be so vastly different. This would also explain them being a ghost type.

Theory 3: they didn’t actually look like that.

As long as we’ve been documenting things as a society, there’s been many tales of ghosts and haunted things in the forest. As mentioned before, zoroark are EXTREMELY protective of their communities. As they possess the ability to mimic human speech and appearance, it’s possible they might have heard these folktales and used the information to their advantage, scaring away anyone about to unknowingly set foot into their territory. At this point historically VERY FEW Pokémon lived alongside humans, so it’s very possible the hisuian scientists of the past never saw a zoroark illusion free.

Again, all speculation, as you know, hard to prove things from hundreds of years ago. Let me know what you think!

[greno-ino]

Pokemon card fanart of Hisuian Zorua

[phantasmaltrain]

a little guy

[therealteslathedog]

This is an older drawing I did of Hisuian Typhlosion

[illustrationbyryan]

Hisuian Growlithe

Illustration done using Posca & Molotow acrylic paint markers

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[andragontype]

[ Pen art 03 ] Hisuian Zoroark

Hisuian Zoroark interested me as a trace, mysterious and creepy in power, decided to use a black and red brushpen, turned out well for sketching.