#pokemon pokopia

[zoinyoi]

inspired by art from @ middnae

[spicymochi]

pokopia friends

[yazziescribbles]

What’s her problem

[prettiestplatypus]

I still really like Pokopia, have more ditto sweetness

[pokemon]

Would you get Grubbin a Soda Pop? 

[talesfromthesbahn]

the pokopia logo maker is crazy

[hisuianserperior]

Something about Pokopia I love is that it straight up proves Team Plasma wrong. Because we have separation so complete there are no humans at all, and what do the Pokemon do? Try to find them. They try to bring their friends and loved ones back. They rebuilt infrastructure, they explore, they try whatever they can think of because they love each other. And the humans loved them back. Loved them enough to say goodbye, not knowing whether they would see each other again, because they knew where they are going not many Pokemon could live and be happy. The bond between human and Pokemon is strong and mutual and I will not hear otherwise

[fostersffff]

The ending of Pokopia is as sweet as it is funny, because I think if I was tragically separated from my pet and years later got a postcard that had a picture of it and a bunch of other animals rebuilding a Wal-Mart, I'd be as touched as I was completely and utterly bewildered.