Summary
- A fan created an adorable Kecleon cake pop with clever design twists for April Fools’ Day.
- Certain Pokemon, like Farfetch’d, are considered edible in the original series.
- Fans praised the Kecleon cake pop design, with some joking about it disappearing, showing creativity.
A Pokemon fan has created an adorable Kecleon cake pop with a clever twist to its design for April Fools’ Day. It’s one of the latest Pokemon edible treats made by a fan that has gained attention from the community.
To some fans’ horror, certain Pokemon are considered edible in the original series, with the most iconic of them probably being Farfetch’d. Farfetch’d stands out in particular, as it carries a leek, which is commonly used as an ingredient when preparing a Farfetch’d as a meal. While fans may not want to eat a real Pokemon, treats based on Pokemon designs have been quite popular with the fandom.
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Now, a prolific Pokemon treat creator has shared their latest work, turning Kecleon into a cake pop. The adorable creation by miscellaneousmao does a great job of recreating Kecleon’s look, and it has some clever twists that set it apart from prior Pokemon cake pops. To start, Kecleon is clinging to the stick that the cake pop is built upon, making it look like the Color Swap Pokemon is climbing up the stick. Another additional touch that adds to its charm is the artist’s decision to make Kecleon’s tongue out of a strawberry Starburst candy, which, as demonstrated in the video, allows the creator to stretch its tongue out to a considerable length. The video also includes a cute moment where Kecleon is invisible, referencing its ability to camouflage itself to match its surroudnings.
Pokemon Fans React to Disappearing Kecleon Cake Pop
Fans in the comments have been quite positive about the cake pop, applauding the artist for their work and creativty. Some have joked about how they would be frustrated to buy a cake pop only for the Kecleon to disappear, while others have shared how they’re charmed by the design. One fan made an amusing reference, saying they had to turn out their Devon Scope to see the post. Fans of Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald – and their subsequent remakes, Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire – will remember the Devon Scope as a tool that lets players see invisible Pokemon, with a pair of special hidden Kecleon that can be uncovered with it in the remakes.
While this might be the only Pokemon dessert themed around April Fools’ Day, it’s not the only nod to the holiday from the Pokemon series this year. Pokemon GO rolled out its annual April Fools’ Day event, this time leaving a slew of Poke Balls scattered around the world map that contain surprise encounters or items. It will be interesting to see what the series – and the fans – create for April Fools’ Day next year.
