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Just recently, I sketched three creatures based on three randomly generated shapes.

Then SAB1113 commented that "They look like starter Pokemon..."

He was absolutely right.

And golly - if I loved them before I don't what word to use now. Tiny pixel art is so fun. I also wrote up their evolutions and notbobby125 provided some superb descriptions:

Mouspurt, Mousplash, Hydrodent: A quick, hard hitting, but fragile Pokémon. It's final evolution is a Water/Fighting that focuses on kicking moves like High Jumping Kick. Its stance becomes bipedal with a foot in the air. Its ability is Giant Feet, which increases the power of all Kick moves (such as High Jump Kick, Low Kick, and Blaze Kick) by 20% (similar to how Iron Fist increases the power of all punching moves by 20%).

Ivyan, Ivyplume, Floravian: This is the more balanced Pokémon of this generation, but it's more of a support Pokémon who uses healing moves like Leach Seed, Wish, and Aqua Ring to help its teammates. Its final evolution is a bird, but the red cap on its tail becomes an arrangement of fruit. Its ability is a new ability, Tropical Fruit, which increase the effectiveness of all healing moves by 25% (even on moves like Leech Seed after it has switched).

Crablaze, Crabrupt, Infermit: The slowest and tankiest of the starter Pokémon, it is slow but can take a lot more hits than the other two. It's final evolution is a pure Fire type and the blaze patterns on it's claws has continued to grow so the body is almost entirely hidden when viewed straight on. It's ability is Claw Shield, which reduces the effectiveness of Rock and Ground attacks by 50% (which effectively means only water type attacks deal super effective damage against it).

So, credit to SAB1113 and notbobby125 for their rad ideas.

Description

Just recently, I sketched three creatures based on three randomly generated shapes.

Then SAB1113 commented that "They look like starter Pokemon..."

He was absolutely right.

And golly - if I loved them before I don't what word to use now. Tiny pixel art is so fun. I also wrote up their evolutions and notbobby125 provided some superb descriptions:

Mouspurt, Mousplash, Hydrodent: A quick, hard hitting, but fragile Pokémon. It's final evolution is a Water/Fighting that focuses on kicking moves like High Jumping Kick. Its stance becomes bipedal with a foot in the air. Its ability is Giant Feet, which increases the power of all Kick moves (such as High Jump Kick, Low Kick, and Blaze Kick) by 20% (similar to how Iron Fist increases the power of all punching moves by 20%).

Ivyan, Ivyplume, Floravian: This is the more balanced Pokémon of this generation, but it's more of a support Pokémon who uses healing moves like Leach Seed, Wish, and Aqua Ring to help its teammates. Its final evolution is a bird, but the red cap on its tail becomes an arrangement of fruit. Its ability is a new ability, Tropical Fruit, which increase the effectiveness of all healing moves by 25% (even on moves like Leech Seed after it has switched).

Crablaze, Crabrupt, Infermit: The slowest and tankiest of the starter Pokémon, it is slow but can take a lot more hits than the other two. It's final evolution is a pure Fire type and the blaze patterns on it's claws has continued to grow so the body is almost entirely hidden when viewed straight on. It's ability is Claw Shield, which reduces the effectiveness of Rock and Ground attacks by 50% (which effectively means only water type attacks deal super effective damage against it).

So, credit to SAB1113 and notbobby125 for their rad ideas.