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Playing explorers of darkness for the first time has made me nostalgic for the PMD game I played as a child. For this drawing I tried adding singular lighter lines to the shaded bits to give the impression of more depth and I think I like it. Also, I plan on adding a background option like this to my commissions.
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In that case, can I get a Gengar in Mushroom Forest? Thanks!
Here you go!
You shouldddd suggest au stuff I should write about/do/add maybe/talk about more
Or relationships or something you'd like to see in the crew
And you always can do this btw
I should!!! Will let you know if I get any ideas :3
Pelipper Mail! Its an odd looking feather. It's quite long, with a distinct olive hue that fades to yellow at the ends. It is unlike anything seen before! There's even a note with the feather. "Perhaps you might be able to figure out what this came from." It appears to have come from someone named Ryusuki.
... Normally I would get annoyed at random requests to figure something like this out. I am not some Pokémon professor you can just pester with queries about random objects you find on the floor, I am a Team Flare scientist with an actual job and actual deadlines.
But I got curious.
And I cannot find a single match.
It is not a fake feather. It is not artificial, this is 100% a real feather, despite its surprising flexibility. It looks like an odd Squawkabilly feather, which is what I assumed at first, but it isn't. It doesn't seem like it's from a Normal/Flying type Pokémon; it seems resistant to fire (don't ask how I found that out. Lab accidents happen when you have grunts messing with Bunsen burners). Unless it is a regional variant of Squawkabilly that I have no knowledge of, which is of course possible, but even then I should be able to find something in the databases about that, right?
Even a dna test revealed nothing. I will say, I am not an expert in those, but I asked a colleague who is and they told me it is a "jumbled, borderline unreadable mess" and "like somebody turned it into a soup and miraculously made it functionally produce a living being"
Genuinely, what is this? Where did you get this??
Pelipper mail: a marketable plushie of you as a cute anime girl. Her name is Dessie, and she has long hair in twintails and big sad wet eyes, as well as braviary themed thigh highs and huge bazongas.
lmao what the fuck, I don't look like that do I????
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Pelipper mail!
A thermobaric bomb. An attached note reads ‘it didn’t work on the other guy so you get it. April fools! -Dr. Sassafras.’
[like a very dangerous game of hot potato he sends it to @team-ulysseus ]
Postal Service Standards of Conduct would probably let Pandora sue Team Skull for harassment…
Special thanks to @ghosthazard and @skittybiscuit for their help with backgrounds and continuity checking!
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Pelipper mail! Cotton candy encased cheese with a final chocolate shell
More than anything I’m wondering what technique was used to get the chocolate shell on without melting the cotton candy!
…If I refrigerate this for half an hour this is going to be a good texture to bite.
