Four commissions for pokemon fusions. Pikablu got off easy, being a hybrid of two relatively close rodent Pokémon. Still, Marill’s Water typing was never meant to interact directly with internal bioelectricity, and the result is a superconductive film that sticks to the hybrid like a mucus. Static shocks run from positive to negative areas of its body, making its fur stand on end. it possesses potential for ncredibly powerful attacks. Immunity to those attacks… not so much. Spireon is mostly solid, but has a gaseous mane and tail made up of a thick cloud of free-floating particles. The Pokémon is affable and friendly, if mischievous, and makes a game of appearing suddenly without warning and tackling people it deems its playmates. Unfortunately, if ingested, the particle cloud can cause grave illness from prolonged exposure. Spireon has not been shown to alter its mood or behavior after its playmate has expired, even when the corpse is removed, continuing to play pranks on empty air, almost like it cannot tell the difference. The Diamond Onix is a resounding failure, sinewy strings of organic material connect disparate geology straining to stay together as if it’s naturally repelled by itself. Ice crystals form crude, sharp plumage, occasionally launched in its desperate flapping attempts to stay airborne, or falling from cracks in its mineral shell like tears. False Shiny Mew hates you.
Thanks to Cello for the project and the final sprites!!