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Growlithe (The Puppy Pokémon)

Very friendly and loyal to its trainer. It will fearlessly try to defend anything it holds dear even if its target is bigger.

Because of these traits, they are often used as police dogs around the region.

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Poliwhirl (The Tadpole Pokémon)

Although Poliwhirl has no trouble walking around, it once again prefers to stay in water.

As you can see, the spiral on Poliwhirl's belly has flipped around after evolution. Staring at it for a while makes you drowsy.

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Golduck (The Duck Pokémon)

Its long and slim limbs allow it to swim in record times. In the past, it was believed that the gem on Golduck's head was capable of granting supernatural powers to its user, leading to this Pokémon being overhunted.

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Arcanine (The (not) Legendary Pokémon)

Apparently considered a legendary Pokémon in China, although it's still pretty common as it evolves from Growlithe.

Despite this, Arcanine is able to run for 6200 miles in a single day.

Process of one of my Pikachu drawings. This is a perfect example of when I start losing myself in art land, but suddenly snap back to basics when I realize "Oh right, I have no time!" You'll see what I mean.

: Clip Studio Paint by music_for_video

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Psyduck (The Duck Pokémon)

Known for its constant headaches and ability to use psychic attacks if said headache gets too intense. It is often unable to think clearly and...

and... uhhhhh...

wait, what was i talking about?

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Primeape (The Pig Monkey Pokémon)

"hey, what's that?"

"that's my Primeape."

"why isn't he moving?"

"oh it's because he got so angry that i didn't draw him well he straight up died."

This week's Fan Art Friday celebrates Pokémon! Accept the quest in your quest log to get started.

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Poliwrath (The Tadpole Pokémon)

Its body is mostly made of solid muscles. It's also one of the fastest swimmers ever recorded, capable of swimming through the Pacific Ocean in a single sitting.