People always go on about Pokémon that aren't "Pokémon" enough, but what is the most "Pokémon" Pokémon?
>>26623989
Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Charmander
>>26623989
Pikachu :^)
>>26624010
Original Pikachu design is quintessentially Pokémon.
Current Pikachu design is literally a youkai
Funny enough that the most pokemon pokemon isnt even thought of as a pokemon.
Time will tell...
>>26623989
I have no idea what I just read, but I'll choose Bulbasaur.
More seriously though, it's something that isn't just a real animal with a color change, or a visual pun. Even without the plant, I couldn't tell you what kind of creature it's supposed to be.
Bulbasaur is entirely unique to pokemon, so he's the most pokemon of all pokemon.
Poliwhirl
His eyes are literally in the logo
>>26623989
Here go the herafags again
>>26623989
Rhydon maybe?
Voltorb
>>26623989
Snorlax
Whatever your favorite Pokemon is, that is the most "Pokemon" Pokemon.
>>26623989
Pokemon Pokemon Pokemon Pokemon Pokemon?
>>26624057
By that logic Eevee too. And slowpoke/bro/king.
>>26624323
Actually I like this train of thought and all these examples. That is essentially what I look for in a Pokemon as well.
>>26624035
Good bait, here's a You.
>>26624057
He's a frog.
>>26624421
No frog has such short and stubby hind legs, or such flat, round feet, or a tongue that obviously doesn't stretch. The only things it has in common with a frog are what sort of looks like warts, the color, and the general posture, but the physiology is all wrong. It looks more like what you'd get if you ask a toddler to draw a small dinosaur.
