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Quiet and unobtrusive despite his stature, Snorlax would much rather you leave him alone unless you come bearing food. His hobbies pretty much consist of napping and snacking, which often deludes people into thinking he's a gentle giant. However, should he feel motivated enough, he can easily snap a man's spine with a single blow from his fist.
The only person he listens to on a daily basis is Red.
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I think I'm gonna go back and edit Pikachu's info and give him a short description...
The only person he listens to on a daily basis is Red.
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I think I'm gonna go back and edit Pikachu's info and give him a short description...
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Heh heh, nice portrayal of snorlax as the token slacker thug. The spiky hair imitating the ears was a great touch. And like venusaur, you translated snorlax's sleepy, shut eyes to this guy's shady gangster expression very nicely. He's also less flabby than his pokémon counterpart, but still has retained a little more of the creature's weight than the grass starter, giving him a suitable thuggish feel.
One thing I find especially fresh with your gijinkas is that they don't hugely consist of pretty women in couture dresses and outfits. While I do find those enjoyable on some occasions, they can get awfully common among gijinka artists, so I'm finding it a pleasant break to have someone draw their pokémon gijnkas as largely-male gangster-type characters, who and answer to one master - kind of similar to how actual pokémon act. It's a fun concept, which I could imagine translating easily to Pokémon's play style. I like what you do.
One thing I find especially fresh with your gijinkas is that they don't hugely consist of pretty women in couture dresses and outfits. While I do find those enjoyable on some occasions, they can get awfully common among gijinka artists, so I'm finding it a pleasant break to have someone draw their pokémon gijnkas as largely-male gangster-type characters, who and answer to one master - kind of similar to how actual pokémon act. It's a fun concept, which I could imagine translating easily to Pokémon's play style. I like what you do.