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Published: 2011-03-04 05:17:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 5720; Favourites: 106; Downloads: 49
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... I want you to meet my brother...Hilda and Emmet/ Touko and Kudari
This didn't turn out exactly how I wanted it to, it never does, but I still like it. Kudari had a more playful look on his face but his eyes looked weird so I had to change it... just imagine it's a playful look and not a creeper face :I
I also think Touko is the best female player character they've made so far, she looks tomboyish unlike the other girls. She looks like she could kick some butt- without pokemon.
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"I also think Touko is the best female player character they've made so far, she looks tomboyish unlike the other girls. She looks like she could kick some butt- without pokemon."
This.
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The only character to have a French name in these games is Cheren!
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Follow me, Follow me. Fa la la la la~
Awesome.
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The composition of this is amazing. The anatomy is good, too, but Hilda's arms seem a bit too long. I don't know of it's the perspective, but they look a bit long.
I love their expressions. Especially Hilda's. The highlights on her shoes are excellent, too.
Why are all the English names for Pokemon Black/White German? That's weird.
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I think it's my failed perspective :I She's suppose to be leaning over, if she was standing up straight they probably wouldn't look as long. One big mistake on here is that one of her hands is bigger than the other, by the time I noticed, it was too late to fix.
Thank you 
Ingo and Emmet's German names are Hin and Her (hin und her) But for the player characters I'm not sure why they didn't go with an english names for the english version. Originally it was thought that Hilda's name was Whitlea(I think).
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Ah.
Well, Ingo and Emmet are names of German descent. As is Hilda.
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FFFF I had no idea Ingo and Emmet were even names(or actual words) 
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Well, Emmet is based off Emma, which is based on a Germanic name, and Ingo is the masculine form of the name of a Germanic god.
Maybe it'll be the same?
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Ah, I was going by bulbapedia. They said Ingo was from "in and go, or ingoing" and Emmet being a corrupt spelling of "emit". Although the names are official I don't think the name meanings are because both say "possibly" in the origin. And out of all the other languages English is the only one they're not certain of the origin :I I wonder who gives them their english names...
Maybe.
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Some high-ups at Nintendo America, I suppose.
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Thank you
I'm trying to make my art more like that, most of the things I've drawn are just people standing which is boring :I
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