#z-a

[thebigxywip]

oh fuck off

[dogz-420]

i fucking win

[paradoxicalpaldeann]

i regret to inform you all that the kalos starter megas are not availible in single player

[ikeychain]

lida in the backrooms for absolutely no reason

[noodlerama]

Haven’t felt like drawing anything in seven months but I saw Canari and Gwynn while playing Z-A and my hand just moved on its own

[1863-project]

This is, jokes aside, good visual character design.

If you know Pokemon well enough, you know that Poison is one of the 18 types. Corbeau's design evokes his typing using the "goopy" look of the glasses cord, the additional "goop" on the lapels of his coat, and the lining of the coat and the fringes on the bottom. This is shorthand for "Poison trainer" in such a clear way. It's really well done.

[unovanzorua]

"Jacinthe did nothing wrong"

Excuse me? She stalks you for a whole day trying to force you to join her tournament after you refuse multiple times instead of helping Pokémon in pain who could destroy the whole city if left alone for too long. She holds the other characters hostage and unable to leave the building until you join. There is no way for Lebanne to escape because Jacinthe is capable of stalking you across the whole city and creating Jacinthe zones, and she probably thought she could win against the spoiled rich girl with Fairies using her Poison-type ace.

Brilliant character, awful person. She's fun because she's fictional, but if we act like Z-A is a real life story where there are actual people who could/are get/getting hurt, she would absolutely be in the wrong.

Now, as a character, she's incredibly fun, her design was so gorgeous and fairy-like I was left speechless when I first saw her, her theme is amazing, I like the fun she puts in the story and loved the tournaments, and I love her dynamics with the other characters, but we really can't pretend she's morally correct if we're thinking about it seriously.