Wrapping up the Kanto ImPokédex today with one of the best Pokémon/worst SSBM characters in Mewtwo, and the first of many tiny flying Pokémon you can't get by conventional means in Mew. You have to feel sorry for Mew - first it gives birth to a psycho five times its size, then it has to spend the rest of its days hiding under a truck.
When I can't think of anything to draw, I have a few standbys. These include Minineko, Impostor Minineko, bees, and old people.
A bit of history here - Minineko's name was pretty much taken from Dratini's Japanese name, but with the dragon part replaced with a cat part, so now I guess it's all come full circle now.
If Street Fighter III is remembered for anything (pretty big "if"), it should be Dudley.
A few days ago, I readjusted my tablet; I changed the tip of the stylus with a more high-friction one and found out that the proportions of the tablet can be changed to widescreen. This means I can draw things much more excellently, even though I didn't have any ideas as to what to draw. Elroy suggested that I draw "bach rocking out," the reason being "because bach was really into rock."
Back in Pokémon Blue, Articuno was my favorite of the three birds, but that may have just been because it was the only ice type that wasn't either also a water type or Jynx (plus the craptacular selection of rock type attacks made its biggest weakness a moot point). Usually Moltres looks like a burning chicken, but this time it looks like part of the Impostor Ponyta evolutionary line.
I'm not going to lie, since the signature shows what year it is; this is an older drawing, but it's relevant to my new "artistic interpretations of lolcats" set, and I'm in no mood to draw today.
I have a cat that reminds me of Snorlax. She's unmovable when she sleeps, eats twice her weight in food every day, and has a ridiculously high attack stat.
Meteos was way awesome. It's a Puzzle League clone where the blocks, instead of disappearing, blast into space, the story mode has level progression like Star Fox 64, it has menus and extras just like Super Smash Bros. Melee, and it was created by the guy who made Space Channel 5 - what's not to love about it? I just wish that my DS's touch screen still worked correctly...
I got an idea yesterday to do a series of drawings of famous lolcats, starting with today's drawing, spaghetti cat. I also wanted to practice drawing spaghetti, as it has roughly the same properties as hair, which I'm not too good at either.
Pterodactyls supposedly evolved into modern birds. If Aerodactyl was still around to see that it became a Pidgey, it'd probably kill itself anyway.
Is Kabutops the missing link between Scyther and Scizor? Think about that one.
Omanyte and Kabuto weren't made extinct by a meteor, but rather one really strong grass type that just went berserk on all of them.
As part of BTI's continued effort to make the most useless charts in the history of charts, here's a Venn diagram listing several video games based on very specific criteria. And yes, "Still Alive" is DLC on both Rock Band games, but for the sake of this chart, I'm referring to the Pearl Jam song in RB2.
Another piece from my collection of Pokémon drawings I made a few nights ago while hopped up on green tea and Halloween candy. If Team Magma was the pirate team in Ruby/Sapphire instead of Team Aqua, this would probably be their emblem.
Before you say anything, yes, I have way too much time on my hands. That being said, I started thinking about the chronological order of the Mario games. It's not quite as definitive as the Zelda timeline, probably because there are just so damn many games to include. I made an first draft of a timeline yesterday, and you can see it after the jump.
Porygon, in addition to being the only Pokémon that can be rendered perfectly by an N64, is the only one to break the 4th wall and actually attack people (one of two, if you count that Mewtwo bouncy ball).
I was not looking forward to this entry, since Eevee can evolve into at least 7 things. Makes you wonder how hard Pokémon researchers work to discover new Eeveelutions - are there people rubbing dirt on Eevees to try to make a ground-type Mudeon?
Purge, the bad guy from Space Channel 5 Part 2, has one of the best laughs in the history of video games. Well, I should specify - I'm referring to the Japanese version's laugh. The English one is about as half-hearted as you can expect from a game that cost less than $20 at release.
A few years ago, I lost the power cable to my Dreamcast, but since EB was selling the console used for $15 at the time, I just bought another one. Today I finally got a new power cable for the other one, which happens to be the same thing as the PS2 power cable (who'd've thunk it). So now I have two fully operational Dreamcasts; I could play Space Channel 5 Parts 1 & 2 at the same time if I wanted!
Upon discovering that I actually could, I downloaded and played the Resident Evil 5 demo as soon as possible, and was repeatedly killed, usually due to one of the most redundant weapons in history - an axe with giant spikes on the blade. Intrigued? You should be. RE5 plays like a very intense RE4: more enemies, face-stomping, explosions that fill a room, and real-time weapon changing. 
This isn't my 100th drawing, but in my messed up labeling system, it's #100. This one is of Kikkoman, the soy sauce superhero.
Impostor Ditto can transform into a lot of different things... but with one catch. Find out what it is after the jump.
So it's seven in the evening, and your drawing blog hasn't been updated yet. What do you do? Draw Homer Simpson dressed like E. Honda doing the Hundred Hand Slap.
I wouldn't ride across water on a cat that looks like a Lapras*. Even if it could float, it would probably just flop over at random times in the middle of the sea hoping for a belly rub.
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