Hisui forms are all well and good, but check out these ‘land-between Pokémon’.
Who needs Hisui forms of well-known Pokémon? The intermediate forms, they are the new hot sh***. And they even look so good that I would like a mod for Elden Ring that turns all NPCs, monsters and other enemies into Pokémon.
The crux of the matter: Logically, the intermediate forms do not really exist. They simply stem from User’s artistic streak bromojumbowho shares his Elden Ring creations and other fake Pokémon on Twitter.
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Annika Bavendiek
@ annika908
Annika grew up with Pokémon and, even if the games don’t really rip her off her stool anymore, she still has a lot of love for the little pocket monsters. Instead, she enthusiastically cavorts in the in-between lands of the Elden Ring. Combining the two therefore has a strong attraction for her.
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Finally an Ursaring that I like
There are dozens of Pokemon fan arts that take up a crossover with other popular brands. Be it Marvel’s Avengers in Pokémon form or mixed forms with Animal Crossing. I especially like the Elden Ring versions.
Why? Because they create a kind of regional form with new Pokémon designs for Qurtel, Ursaring, Octillery & Co. like we last saw in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. There, many Pokémon got a new coat of paint in the form of the Hisui form, which didn’t really excite me.
For example, the Hisui shape makes my beloved Fukano look like it also experienced the lockdown and was therefore unable to go to the hairdresser. But the versions of bromojumbo, so to speak the “land between forms”, pick up the character design of Elden Ring so well that it feels authentic again to me.
His creation for Renna, which he conjured up from Silembrim (8th generation), particularly stands out.
But see for yourself: