Time For More Art! Here's A Shot Of My Pokemon Team From Pokemon Black, Gathered Together In The Savanna

Time for more art! Here's a shot of my Pokemon team from Pokemon Black, gathered together in the Savanna Biome of Unova's Blueberry Academy Terarium! From left to right we have:

Smugleaf the Serperior ♂ (Hardy, quick to flee)

Red the Victini (Sassy, strong willed)

Falkner the Unfezant ♂ (Rash, hates to lose)

Chuck the Sawk ♂ (Jolly, good perseverance)

Murkrok the Krookodile ♀ (Adamant, thoroughly cunning)

Plesiosaur the Carracosta ♀ (Serious, alert to sounds)

If you're wondering why Red's got a scarf on, that's a bit of a headcanon thing—he's skilled with electronics, so a while after the events of my Pokemon Black file, he found himself teaching at Blueberry Academy as a Mechanical Engineering teacher! Man, I can't wait to share more about my personal PokeCanon... when I get the chance to, of course.

And as a bonus, here's the only two Unova team members that can actually be here in-game. Yes, I am miffed that, at a minimum, Victini wasn't included in the Indigo Disk update, why do you ask? I mean, at least we can get Meloetta, but still

Self-care is important! Here we see Ica going through his usual diagnostic routine. Helps when, as a robot, you can check logs of how your various limbs were functioning to see if anything was off.

Slow and steady, now...

A wild Great Tusk appeared! ...It looks injured.

Trainer used a potion! ...It's still hurt, but at least the wounds have closed up.

(All screenshots were taken in-game, the Great Tusk was drawn onto them. Their name's Nakiba, be nice, they're a gift from a friend.)

A Golurk, one who's weathered a lot in life... and who, for the most part, takes it all in stride.

This piece was inspired by some artwork made by the wonderful Taplaos—specifically, this collection of forgotten robots. Please give them a follow if you haven't already—their art is really cool, the sorts of colorful & expressive pieces I strive to make someday.

And now, two out-of-context warmup sketches—well, one out-of-context warmup sketch with two color palettes—based on something a friend on Discord shared today that got a laugh out of me.