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Submitted: September 28, 2010
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Bulba-Venusaur, Bigby ~Crackdtoothgrin

Traditional Art / Drawings / Illustration / Conceptual

Here's a larger version of the original scan of Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, and Venusaur as real-life equivalents. I've toyed around with the idea of doing some post-production work to this, but without the programs and tools, I'll leave it as-is. (Edit: I've removed the small black dot that used to be up top. Apparently my scanner was dirty. It's now fixed.)

Additionally, the intellectual property of Pokemon and its related derivations and subsidiaries is property of Nintendo and Game Freak. I'm just a fan, and I didn't come up with the idea.

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~RukahTsubasa Oct 5, 2012

Fantastic details! gasp! amazing work!

~PyromanicSandwich Sep 13, 2012 Hobbyist Artist

This is brilliant, and much better than anything I could ever dream of doing, but I have just one small criticism. It's nothing major, just me being picky. The 'saur' evolution family aren't frogs. They're dinosaurs. It's in the name, I would have thought.

Seriously though, blown away by the drawing nonetheless.

~Crackdtoothgrin Sep 19, 2012

If the name is what you're basing it off of, the japanese "Fushigidane" meaning "Mystery Seed" gives no indication to overall phylum used to represent the creature. In the manga, artists typically depict them as either frogs/toads, or some type of reptile. I always thought they looked like frogs.

Regardless, thanks for the compliment! I'll likely reimagine them a little later a little more hybridized.