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My Pokemon Omega Ruby Team — Description
Well this took forever.
So I got Pokemon Omega Ruby (And Alpha Sapphire) and this is my team. I tried to train pokemon that I usually don't capture and train before fighting the elite four. None of the sizes of these pokemon are accurate... I read some of the sizes wrong (Ex: I read Delcatty's size as 3'7 rather than 3'07 so it's bigger than it should be).
Anyway I like this drawing. It's one of my best.

The hardest pokemon to draw here would be.... Well It's a tie between Sharpedo, Flygon, and Sceptile because they were all hard to draw. (Except Sharpedo and Flygon came out pretty good while Sceptile looks pretty bad.)

The sandslash was on my team but then I replaced it with a ninetails so it's no longer on my team but I already drew it so I kept it.

This was my first time drawing a sharpedo, a flygon, a sceptile, a sandslash and a Delcatty.

So here's some stuff about the pokemon since I didn't put their names or genders on the picture like I usually do. (In order in which I caught them)

And yes, I named all of my pokemon after video game characters (With the exception of the Sharpedo and Metagross.)

1. Gaius (Sceptile): (Male, lvl. 54) I picked a treecko because I usually never pick treecko. I always pick torchic because I like it the best. He was the hardest to draw probably and his arms look horrible.

2. Metagross: (Unknown, lvl. 54) Well they were giving away free shiny beldoms do you think I would pass on that? Heck no, I've always wanted a metagross on my team (But never could in the old games because you can't even get one until you beat Steven at the elite four.) and it being shiny makes it even better. It was the easiest to draw (Surprisingly...) mostly because I'm good at drawing rocks and metallic objects (I have no idea why.)

3. Dante (Delcatty): (Male, lvl. 55) So... I ran into a Skitty which knew last resort. I've always thought Skitty were adorable but I've always thought they were weak so I've never trained one. I caught it and named it Dante. Why? Well... It was a male Skitty and I was trying to keep my theme of naming my pokemon after video game characters and Dante the Delcatty just sounded good. Surprisingly this Delcatty is a pretty good fighter (Well... For the main game anyway.) and has pretty good moves (Such as play rough and last resort.). It took me forever to get a fricking moonstone though which kinda sucked. He was easy to draw because he is a cat though his head was pretty difficult.

4. Yarne (Sandslash): (Male, lvl 44) I love sandshrew, I really love sandshrew. Ground types are my second favorite type of pokemon (After fire of course) and sandshrew is adorable. I've never trained a sandshrew before because as a kid I always thought that anything cute/small would be a terrible battler. Man was I wrong. Sandslash has a pretty high attack power and pretty good moves (Until you really need earthquake.). It was kinda sad when I replaced him with a ninetails but oh well. He was pretty easy to draw.

5. Nah (Flygon): (Male, lvl. 50) Lot's of fire emblem names huh? I must really like that game. I should of named something Roy. Anyway, I've always loved flygon but I never train dragon pokemon, why? Because they're usually hard to find (Salamence) or they're extremely hard to train (Dragonite) or they don't evolve until a high level (pretty much almost all of them) or they have sucky stats until they evolve (Trapinch is slow as heck.) or (In swablu's and altaria's case) I don't like them because I don't like their moves or (In the Goomy family's case) I don't like their appearance. And some of those reasons go for why I've never trained a trapinch into a flygon. However, Flygon is my favorite dragon pokemon in the hoenn region (Besides Salamance but by the time you manage to even find a bagon you'll have all eight badges so you'll have to waste a lot of time training it.), it's cool looking (I like dragonflies and I liked how they made a dragonfly an actual dragon.), it evolves pretty early for a dragon (lvl 45.) and it learns really good moves really early as a dragon (Ex: hyper beam, earthquake, and dragon claw.). However... I didn't know that it actually has pretty bad stats. (Total base stat is 520. For comparison, a raichu stat total is 485 and a salamence stat total is 600, in fact a lot of dragon pokemon stat totals are 600.) Meh whatever, I still think Flygon is cool. Drawing it took a while and it's legs kinda look funny. It's wings are all droopy looking because that's how I picture a Flygon's wings when they aren't flying (Also because I didn't want his wing to cover up his awesome tail which I worked so hard to draw...)

6. Theo (Sharpedo): (Male, lvl 48) This sharpedo is not named after a video game character, it's named after a person. Anyway, Sharpedo is my third favorite water type pokemon (Right after wailord and gyrados because those thing are huge and I like pokemon that are giant.) I've never really trained one though because I like wailord better (Only because it's bigger and as a kid I always thought that bigger pokemon were stronger.) Still sharpedo is a very cool pokemon and in the remakes they swim faster than other water pokemon and they got a mega evolution (So I now have three pokemon that can mega evolve on my team.). This thing was hard to draw. REALLY hard to draw. First of all a sharpedo is a lot bigger than I thought it was. (It's 5'11.) and second of all I'm no good with drawing fish. So that's why it's side fin looks kinda small. I think he came out pretty good though despite this being my first time drawing a sharpedo.

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