I feel like I should point out that these are sketches, I’m currently practicing the pokemon art style so I’ll redo them when I feel I’ve gotten better. They’ll prolly look different when I redo them.
The fire line is based off of Elvis and the three kinds of dogs I have around me, a frenchie, bulldog, and pitbull. And of course the mega is just a Cerberus version might change it(same with most the megas).
Puppadour: This Pokémon communicates through low, rhythmic barks. Trainers say its cries have a strangely catchy cadence.
Hunkabull: Known for its deep, rolling bark, it uses sound to assert dominance. Crowds often gather when it begins its rhythmic calls.
Pitterburn: It takes pride in its voice, letting out powerful, low-toned calls that resonate like music. Many consider its cries a symbol of strength.
M Pitterburn: Upon Mega Evolution, its three heads harmonize in perfect unison. The microphones on its tails amplify its voice, creating sound waves powerful enough to overwhelm entire battlefields.
The Grass line is based on Joshua Trees, Camelops, and the Seven Magic Mountains, I like the way he looks but I probably should’ve did more with the rocks.
Yuccaub: The leaves sprouting from its head store moisture. It wanders dry lands slowly, learning to balance its stone with steady steps.
Camellow: Its body has adapted to withstand extreme heat. The stones on its back absorb sunlight during the day and release warmth at night.
Chromolops: It stands unmoving for long periods, blending into the landscape. Its powerful legs can shatter rock with a single step if disturbed.
M Chromolops: It abandons stillness for overwhelming force. The impact of its steps scatters radiant fragments of stone, reshaping the terrain itself.
Based on the Horned Lizard, ankylosaurus and Croupier rakes/poker tables. Not a lot of water type choices to go with in Vegas so I chose something I can make look water type at least.
Dewvil: It flattens its body against the ground to avoid detection. The small rake-like tip on its tail is used to sift sand for moisture.
Anteloch: Its body hardens into heavy plating, and its tail grows stronger. It sweeps the ground in wide arcs, carving shallow trenches in the earth.
Antelodon: It remains perfectly still for long periods, luring opponents closer. When it moves, its heavy tail reshapes the terrain in an instant.
M Antelodon: It dominates its surroundings with overwhelming control. Opponents that approach are battered by sweeping strikes and shifting terrain, leaving them with no escape.
by Prof_Ducs