Emily Valentineさんのイラストまとめ

As if yall don't already know who this is lol

Hi I'm Emily, most of my work consists of muscle diagrams and life reconstructions of extinct animals but I also make skeletal drawings and the ever elusive 'anime' sometimes. #PortfolioDay

Uhhh.. Santa is that supposed to be a reindeer?

#DicynodontRainbow quick Rhinodicynodon, skeletal referenced by Ivanbel

@dkdktv92 Both colored and uncolored versions of a birthday piece for SuA, I'm not sure if any of the girls will recognize the style but it's what I'm best with at the moment so hopefully she likes it.

Mightyena make good friends, surprisingly enough... but they aren't domesticated and do actively hunt things down. Do not, and I can not stress this enough, give a Poochyena or Mightyena to your young child. They tend to spread disease if you're not careful and eat everything.

While Groudon may not be able to shift techtonic plates in reality, that doesn't mean it isn't a very large powerful pokemon; even a light hit from its thagomizer will break bone, but its main weapon is its weight. An angry Groudon will charge and ram into foes until they flee.

We covered the background so as to allow the image to be shown on the news networks around the region. What the image is of I know not, but I know one thing for sure...

We are not alone.

For some... rather unfortunate reason, it is unusually common to see Kabutops prey on their larval stage, Kabuto. They very quickly grow segments and limbs in their last few molts before adulthood, so perhaps it's related to their digestion of their old shells?

There are very few pokemon with catching regulations, but Salamence's evolution line is one of them; catching of any stage is expressly prohibited by law without a license, and violation of this leads to immense jail time. Only the most elite trainers and gym leaders can own one.