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gacorniel (51)in #drawing • 7 years ago

Hello guys.

Sorry I've been away this long, my internet is not-existing at the moment.

Today I'm bringing to you two things, the first one is a drawing of three of my favorite pokémons (Yeah pokémon) and a short writing that was inspired by them.

In Here you can see the pokémon Zoroark, Lucario and Gardevoir. I'm going to talk a little about them.

First of all Zoroark, a Dark-type Pokémon introduced in the fifth generation of the game. Is the evolution of Zorua. Is knowm as the illusion fox pokémon and Zoroark's name comes from zorro, which is Spanish for "fox", and "dark".

Is based on the Kitsune of Japanese folklore, a shape-shifting, mythical fox that would trick unsuspecting travelers for fun. It also resembles a Werewolf, a mythological beast that was human but could shape-shift into a wolf or an anthropomorphic wolf-like beast.

Zoroark has the ability to create incredibly realistic illusions. They can transform into both people and other Pokémon. They use their illusory powers to protect their lair and their pack. They have the ability to fool a large group of people simultaneously with their illusion-generating powers.

Know is the turn of Lucario, a Fighting/Steel-type Pokémon introduced in the fourth Generation of the game. Is the evolution of Riolu. is knowm as the Aura pokémon.

Is a bipedal dog/wolf/jackal-like Pokémon, with a few kangaroo-like characteristics as well. They can use aura to communicate or sense its surrounding environment.

It's name possibly derives from a part of the word orichalcum in Japanese (oriharukon), when spelled backwards. Orichalcum is a legendary metal. Another less likely theory is that part of Lucario's name could be based off of the Egyptian capital city, Cairo. Lucario's appearance may be based on the Egyptian god of death, Anubis, who has the head of a jackal.

Last but not least Gardevoir, a Psychic/Fairy Pokémon introduced in the third Generation. Previously a pure Psychic-type prior to the sixth Generation of the game (in which the Fairy-type was introduced), is the final evlution of Ralts. Is knowm as the Embrace pokémon.

It's name is likely derived from the French phrase garde de voir, which can be loosely translated as "guardian woman of sight", or "seeing". Its name can also come from "guardian angel" as it watches over its trainer protecting them. Another reason behind the a combination of the words Guard (from what it sounds like when spoken not spelled and devoir, a French word meaning "duty".

Gardevoir appears to be based on a sylph-like creature or fairy. It is also a protector spirit, as it will give its own life to guard its trainer from danger. It might be loosely based on a guardian angel.

Now the you know a little bit more about these pretty creatures I'm going to give to you the short writing I did. Enjoy:

No matter how dark it gets,
you can always find
the strength and mentality
to move beyond.
To get to the place,
where all possibilities
are on the table
and you can be
truthly happy.

I really hope you like it, until the next time. Have a good life.

(the information on this blog came from wikidex and the games themself)
The images were taking with my tablet TR10RS1

#writing #steemjet #phtography #game

7 years ago in #drawing by gacorniel (51)

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