Venlil pokemon trainer [MCP Submission]
![Venlil pokemon trainer [MCP Submission]](https://i.redd.it/e50k6s37uvxa1.png)
Posted May 4, 2023, 9:36 PM UTC
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Adorable! And with the grass types, the “predator/prey” division is almost invisible!
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One of my favorite types. I love it
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He’s trying his hardest!
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To the point of busting pokeballs, yes. That's desperation
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Little did they know the venlil ARE the pokemans
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!So are the humans!<
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Pff. No depth perception.
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Human arms + wrists are also weirdly optimized for throwing
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That's another part of the issue, yes
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I would love a story of this guy, even if it was just a one shot
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:D
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The colors and perspective are top notch and I dig the Venlil trainer design! Overall a lovely piece~
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This looks almost straight out of pokemon, I adore this!
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Thanks, it was my intent to imitate a screenshot from the anime~
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The main antagonistic of story use Forbidden Pokémons.
(Read the next line with generic anime villain voice): I summon you... Medieval Knight.
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"Ayy-Are Fifteen, I choose you!"
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MCP art master post: https://www.reddit.com/r/NatureofPredators/comments/137zz98/mcp_2_master_post_art/
Prompt "venlil pokemon trainer" by u/Mega_Rayqaza
One would think that the fighting part of the pokemon setting would be the main problem for a venlil - but really, most pokemon-keepers in the setting only spar occasionally, and the pokemon canonically enjoy it, and may expect it from their trainer. No, it's putting a team together to begin with that is the issue
As it involves throwing things with force and precision, an eminently human skill
The pokemon already in the team are a sableye, which looks very similar to u/migulehove's venlil style, and an espurr, another pokemon reminiscent of a venlil, known to help their trainers mange their emotions. Which seems necessary here
Aw man, this is awesome! I love how it turned out!