#my pokedex art!

[1tsny4nc4t]

(LOOK I-I COULDENT WAIT OK I THAT TO DO I COULDENT WAIT TILL THE POLL FINISHED,(finally did the background & the only thing i could thoguht it was a space background bc i like the colors of the Galaxy :33),I'm gonna do other stuff of/about Yakko &(x) Max bc i said i would make them kiss)

[otiksimr]

Poorly drawn Eevee line

[jhonny]

whenever a jojo character dies they get isekai'd into pokemon mystery dungeon. i don't make the rules

(part 2) (part 3)

[dailypokemoncrochet]

FOTH Furfrou!

@chronosabyss your fave, now in crochet!! :D

[nomiqbomi]

rare footage of my first encounter with the best new Pokemon

[quillpokebiology]

Pokemon Crossbreeds: Rose Bouquet

Rose Bouquet, also just called Boquet, is the name for members of the Sprigatitio line with Roselia/Roserade fathers. They were named after their flowers now resembling roses. The breed has been around in Paldea since medieval times. They were most often held by noble families as a sign of wealth, as Roserade and Roselia are not native to Paldea, ao the crossbreeds were very expensive.

Sprigatito

Boquet Spriagatio gain the patterns of Budew. Instead of a grass scent, they produce a rose scent, which has been loved by many people for years. However, their feet produces a small amount of pollen, with males producing more than females, which is something to be aware of if you have allergies. They are also more sensitive to temperature changes, ao expect them to be sluggish in cold weather.

Floragato

My favorite member of this line! Boquet Floragato gain the roses of Roselia, but they also gain roselia's eyelashes, Roselia's crown pattern on their face, the yellow mark on their chest fur, and their yoyo becomes rose shaped. Their roses produce a strong scent and, lucky for us, they don't produce any poison. HOWEVER, they still produce thorns, so it's not safe to walk up and poke them. Boquet Floragato use these thorns to their advantage when attacking, using their showmanship and roses to lure in their opponents and attack.

Meowscarada

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Rose Boquet Meowscarada gain a color scheme that more closely matched of Roserade. They gain a cloak over their shoulders as well as Roserade's collar, and the flower in their neck becomes red. Their bomb also now resembles a boquet of roses.

Like Roserade, Boquet Meowscarada use their sweet rose scent to attract prey before attacking them. They also move in a way similar to Roserade, moving like a dancer and jabbing with their arms.

//My designs can he used by anyone if you credit me for the original design!

[slutpoppers]

Articuno, Zapdos & Moltres

Pokemon Origins (2013)

[wide-margins]

POV: you're a team rocket grunt with a single ariados and I send out my level 80 typhlosion named splephanie

[citrus-seed]

Cacnea

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[swainathan]

"It lives in warm seas. It is said that a couple finding this Pokémon will be blessed with eternal love." -Pokémon Platinum

[1tsny4nc4t]

Cringetober 8: dead meme

"THEY ARE SOULMATES" WE ALL SAY IT TOGETHER (note: Barry is twilight & uni is mordecai, I just realized a puted the opposite)

[otiksimr]

Poorly drawn Vulpix line [redo]

[crysscraft]

"Have a Good Time Here"

Hope everyone has a good day :)

[juvian]

‘’When the horns on its head shine in seven colors, it is said to be sharing everlasting life. ‘’

Do not repost!

[reesieroo-spark]

Gamefreak needs to make a Great Dane Pokemon

Anyways here’s my doggos as pokemanss. I picked ground type because Siri likes to eat dirt and Clutch likes rolling around in the grass :p

[catboy-teeth]

Aegislash, Doublade and Honedge can sometimes be observed “hibernating” underground

These Pokémon will seek out and repurpose old Diggersby dens located near graveyards. These dens are well hidden, with only Aegislash’s shield being visible from the outside. They use these durable shields to block the entrance and will hold this position until they are ready to emerge, often several weeks later.

Though the purpose of this behaviour is not yet fully understood, the close proximity to graveyards have led researchers to suggest it may be a sort of nesting ritual. This theory claims that newly hatched Honedge spend their first few weeks in a dormant state while absorbing nearby spiritual energy. This may help nurture their spectral powers.

It is recommended that all graveyards regularly check surrounding areas for signs of these burrows.

Attempts to access the burrow, remove the shield or otherwise disturb the Pokémon inside is highly discouraged.