#Punch-Out

[iristhepng]

wait for me hondo…. tokyo isn’t too far …..

[shykittensoul]

Idk

[favoritenintendocharacterbracket]

Favorite Nintendo Character 2: Losing

Bracket Round 1

[releasethebarrelroll]

It's been a while, hasn't it?

Happy Holidays, everyone.

[cicicookie12]

It's a Bear! It's a Hugger! It's Bear Hugger!

A jolly man! In Total Drama's artstyle, my bread and butter!

[specterslefteyebrow]

my 1st art ever posted here🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

(i was too lazy 2 edit the bg)

[tonitheloftwing]

I’m pretty sure someone did this with Burnt Bread already but idc this is so themcore

I’m bad at drawing side profiles and people, Hondo is excited just very nervous

OG meme under cut

[fruitful-gummies]

Hehe nothing personal kid [walks off into the distance cool explosion sfx]

This is more of an edit than anything the only painted part is his head and neck I got scared and didn’t wanna do the rest <//3

[aranryan]

Punch-Out!! Wii Boxers as Pokemon, as written by a die-hard Pokemon fanatic

Contents of post under cut. Hope you all enjoy.

1. Glass Joe - Smeargle

It was a tough toss-up between Smeargle and Masquerain for this one, but I ultimately settled on Smeargle, because I feel the goofy look on Smeargle's face matches Joe's overall silliness better than Masquerain would, and can have the ability Own Tempo which fits Joe better than Masquerain's Intimidate or Unnerve. It's also just as frail as Masquerain is, with pitiful defenses, neither of which stat reaches past 50, and mediocre HP at 55. Although Smeargle is nothing especial at all as a Pokemon, it's become a fan favorite amongst Pokemon fans for its cute and stylish design and its unique niche with Sketch, mirroring Glass Joe's individual charm and longevity within the Punch-Out!! series, despite being as weak as he is.

2. Von Kaiser - Haxorus

Whilst a fair argument could be made in favor of a Pokemon such as one within the Lillipup line or Drampa used to represent Von Kaiser, I feel Haxorus fits him best. They even look similar, with Haxorus' tusks matching Kaiser's moustache, and even their colour schemes are quite close! Haxorus is a fierce Pokemon with a high Attack stat, but it is severely underpowered amongst its fellow Dragon-types and often does not excel in any particular way due to its subpar Speed and defenses. Whilst a good Pokemon on its own and even ranked as high as OU in its prime in Gen V, it was quickly outclassed by other dragons and immediately weakened by the introduction of Fairy-types, which it struggles to counter. This parallels Von Kaiser's boxing history--once a fantastic boxer, now reduced to the lower ranks by age and rustiness.

3. Disco Kid - Kantonian Raichu

A spunky Electric-type Pokemon for a spunky, electric-personality guy! AND they're both blonde! I mean, I dunno, I don't have a complex explanation for this one. I can just so perfectly imagine a Raichu dancing around and just having fun like Disco Kid does. It's not a particularly strong Pokemon, but it has plenty of fans regardless.

4. King Hippo - Hippowdon

This one is pretty self-explanatory, don't you think? King Hippo, Hippowdon...they're just the same picture. A notoriously defensive Pokemon, Hippowdon's Defense stat perfectly mimics King Hippo's Title Defense fighting strategy. Hippowdon's primary benefit as a defensive tank is access to the move Slack Off, which allows it to regain health--and it's pretty obvious that King Hippo does his own fair share of slacking off too, as shown in his intro cutscene. Not only that, but Hippowdon can also learn Stockpile and Swallow via breeding--again similar to how King Hippo can eat masses of food in his intro.

5. Piston Hondo - Scizor

Come on, now. Don't they look identical? From the intense, determined expressions to the red-clad fists to the lean yet strong appearance. Scizor's moveset is full of setup moves that you could easily imagine Hondo would want to learn as techniques for battle in his intense training sessions. Not only that, but Hondo's quick punches are very much like the Bullet Punches which Scizor is known best for in the competitive scene, and are also similar to some of Scizor's other moves, such as Quick Attack, Double Hit and Vacuum Wave.

6. Bear Hugger - Greedent

I bet you were expecting me to assign Bear Hugger Ursaring or Ursaluna, weren't you? But I think Greedent is absolutely perfect for him. The name "Bear Hugger" doesn't necessarily mean he has to be a bear--and besides, it's a cute little nod to his squirrel buddy he fights alongside in Title Defense! Greedent is large and sports a cheeky grin just like Bear Hugger does, not to mention the bountiful fur reminiscent of Bear Hugger's beard. There's not much else to be said here, I think this one is pretty straightforward!

7. Great Tiger - Kantonian Persian

As majestic and self-assured as Great Tiger is, Persian is a fantastic Pokemon to represent him. Not only do they both have a flashy little forehead jewel, and both draw from feline inspirations, Persian's status as a Gen I Normal-type means it gets access to a whole lot of really interesting moves, including Thunderbolt, Icy Wind, Bubblebeam, and--in the case of a special event Meowth--Petal Dance, all useful elemental Special moves that fit Great Tiger with his magical prowess and his gathering of elemental power for his Title Defense fight. Daeen se.

8. Don Flamenco - Roserade

Another pretty self-explanatory assignment. Both have an affinity for beauty and style coupled with a rose association. Not only that, but Roserade's design and name pay homage to masquerade balls, a popular festive activity in Western Europe--which, of course, includes Spain, Don Flamenco's home country. (...they're more popular in Italy and France, but let's not worry about that.)

9. Aran Ryan - Shiny Jolteon

It just wouldn't be right for the lucky bastard to NOT be a Shiny Pokemon, would it? Jolteon's Shiny boasts shockingly (ha) similar colours to Aran's typical palette, with purple eyes and inner ears to match his gloves, and green fur to match his trunks. Jolteon's typical fighting style is also quite similar to that of Aran's in-game movements, as a very annoying fast pivot who chips away at opponents with Volt Switch and disappears back into the party before the enemy can even move. Even despite this, both of these little green nasties remain as fan favorites.

10. Soda Popinski - Salamence

Absolutely large and in charge, the both of them. Aside from pure muscle and size, the two share similarities in ability--Salamence's Intimidate is fitting for, well, Soda's appearance alone, but Moxie is a little more specific and accurate, Salamence's attack boosts matching the way Soda powers himself up with...soda. They're just two big and bulky beasts. It's plain and simple.

11. Bald Bull - Combat Breed Paldean Tauros

Just a total load of bull here. Bald Bull becomes a bull, simple enough. I picked specifically Paldean Tauros for the fact it's fighting type, though, and because of Tauros' brand-new move from Gen IX, Raging Bull, which perfectly parallels Bald Bull's fighting style. I also think, oddly enough, that the Combat Breed Tauros' blunt horns are a little more fitting for Bald Bull than Kantonian, Blaze and Aqua Breeds' sharper horns. This guy is pure muscle--he doesn't need sharp horns to put up a tough fight!

12. Super Macho Man - Druddigon

Bit of a weird pick, sure, but it's the American-flag-coloured dragon from the American region, just think about it! Plus, Druddigon is physically jacked--capable of shattering bouldars--and has massive Attack, just like Macho Man himself. Druddigon's Rough Skin ability is also reminiscent of Macho Man's rigid bodybuilder muscle--which I imagine would have absolutely no softness or elasticity to it, eugh. Being a typical Western-style dragon also means Druddigon would likely enjoy hoarding treasure, similar to the golden cosmetics Macho Man adorns himself with--not to mention his masses of wealth.

13. Mr. Sandman - Krookodile

Of course Mr. "Sand"man has to be a Ground-type. All jokes aside, for a strong, intimidating guy, you need a strong, intimidating Pokemon. And I mean literally--"Intimidate" is one of Krookodile's abilites, as is Moxie, an extremely powerful ability that raises its attack after every KO. Its hidden ability is Anger Point, which is akin to Sandman's temper but also similar to Moxie as well. Krookodile boasts an incredible range of devastating attacks, from Earthquake to Close Combat to Gunk Shot to Stone Edge, as well as an enormous Attack stat. A dedicated, all-out attacker is the absolute pinnacle of a Pokemon to assign to Mr. Sandman.

Let me know what you all think of my assignments! :D

[iristhepng]

HELLO ALL!!!!!

i am in the process of putting together an 18+ punch out discord server due to the lack of spaces to share nsfw creations!!!

if you guys have any channel ideas or things you’d like included please let me know 🫶

i will make a post once it is finished !

[shykittensoul]

My husband, wait for me

Florencia is not too far...

[foundfamily-connoisseur]

WOMEN BEAM ACTIVATE 💥💥💥💥💥

Will do the others later... Von Kaiserin is my fav...look at her

[rosetta222]

A whole page of Don Flamencos

[addynotierlist]

WOAH NOT A BFDI TIERLIST??? anyway punch-out wii music tierlist

[pokerninja2]

Little Mac's experience in boxing has translated well to the Spikers League - he's both fast and powerful, and is armed with the Star Punch, which can be devastating!

Unfortunately, he's still really lacking in the jumping department, so maybe let your teammates do the spiking.