moved to moxis

this used to be my poke sideblog but I dont use it anymore. find me at my main blog moxis

[onemegawatt]

Some cotton birds and their evolutions from my crossbreed zines! Swablu line is one of my top favorites, I love its design to bits. The zines are available to purchase at my shop: http://onemegawatt.tictail.com/

[shelgon]

[cobalon]

decidueye’s exclusive z-move - sinister arrow raid

[staraptor]

post on my dash: NEVER wondertrade pokemon found before the first trial everyone on wondertrade:

[tropicalsteppe]

More art from my Sun playthrough!

[henzolin]

When I saw Guzma’s introduction this was the first thing I thought of.

Based on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e0NLxQJ55Y

[astral-clefairy]

@thytonic

[cobalon]

pokémon sun & moon - ending credits

[cobalon]

[endivinity]

I’m going to name her Balam!

[lealfeon]

my brother while playing mercy: *switches from staff to hand gun* the pharmacist...is about to become the harmacist

[lavandertown]

depressed man adopts 50 cats

[pokemon-personalities]

good talk

[greg-wright]

Aloha! Gen 7 

[wellfine]

[pokemonpalooza]

ALL THE HAIR COLOURS/STYLES AND CLOTHING OPTIONS IN POKEMON SUN/MOON

My Pokemon Sun/Moon guidebook came in yesterday, and I was so happy to see that it showed me all these options. Since a friend wanted to see it too, I decided to take photos of the guidebook and post it here for anyone else who is curious!

Some things aren’t available until post-game, and some colours are version exclusive (unless you connect to another version’s dye shop I think? I can’t remember for sure).

Hopefully this helps with finding the perfect outfit and hair for your character!

[shelgon]

[agoddamn]

“It’s ya boy Guzma” is probably the smoothest translation of ore-sama I’ve ever seen (makes eyes at Hetalia and TTGL) but it’s also unfortunately hilarious wwwww

[nekofye-deactivated20180902]

It’s for ore-sama? AWESOME!

[agoddamn]

Yeah, ore-sama is a bitch to translate because standard English just doesn’t use pronouns like that but “it’s ya boy” is actually a great way of conveying both the conceited “you should know me” and inappropriately close connotations. I think it’s kinda rare to see direct ways of translating how rough/friendly speech is kinda the same thing in Japanese. I mean, we DO have an understanding that being overly familiar is rude in English but I feel like I rarely see that aspect of ore speech translated gracefully.