Pokemon Fan Shows Off Impressive Artwork of Magikarp and Feebas

A talented Pokemon fan online has shared their impressive artwork of the Water-type designs, Magikarp and Feebas. This piece imagines what the two iconic Pokemon designs would look like together under the sea.

For almost three decades now, Pokemon ​​​​​​has been a staple of pop culture. Across the anime, the trading card game, and the video games, it is a true media behemoth, with fans of the franchise now spanning numerous generations. Naturally, this has resulted in tons of fan creations over the years, and the fact that there are now over 1,000 Pokemon designs means there’s tons of variety. Fans showcase their love for the franchise using their own talents, and it’s always interesting to see what they come up with. For example, one Pokemon fan recently created an awesome Eeveelution-themed rug.

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Redditor Keroro_gunso_kerorin shared their impressive Pokemon artwork with the community online. Fans were immediately enamored with the illustration, which was done with markers and colored pencils. It depicts Magikarp and Feebas with their respective evolutions in Gyrados and Milotic in bubbles behind them. One user pointed out that they’d never noticed the duo essentially swap color palettes upon evolving, which is an interesting detail laid bare by this unique piece. Another praised the use of traditional art, claiming “the texture it gives is just so good.” Overall, the piece took them “just a few days,” which they were able to do because they’re “pretty confident with small details.”

Pokemon Magikarp and Feebas Artwork

It’s always interesting to see how often older Pokemon are depicted by fan art compared to newer designs. It makes sense – older Pokemon still appear in the new games and series, so fans of every generation have had tons of time to become familiar with them. For context, Magikarp is a true Generation 1 original, while Feebas came a little later in Generation 3 of Pokemon. It’s fun to see how fans interpret these older designs and put their own spin on them.

Gamers will have to wait and see what 2025 holds for the Pokemon franchise. Right now, the release of Pokemon Legends: Z-A is the main event of the year, but there could be more to come yet. Next year marks the 30th anniversary of the Pokemon franchise, so it’s possible that Generation 10 could be held to celebrate the monumental milestone. This is all speculation, though, and nothing has been confirmed about Generation 10 at the moment.

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